Ohio election forecast as Campbell seeks Rainbow rise
Republican leaders predict a large victory in Ohio, citing a united party, campaign funds, and opposition to Campbell in Hamilton county. Democrats rely on the rainbow idea against tariffs and the Australian ballot to spark a turnout, while Prohibitionists struggle to mobilize.
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eSio
Ohio
Blaine
Logan
McHinney
Campbell
Hamilton County
McKinley
Enshowcies
Ins
Ohio Election Outlook and Legislative Contests Discussed
The article analyzes the Ohio race with Governor Campbell facing possible defeat by McKinley rivals. It notes Democratic hopes for a free trade shift, Republican confidence, and the pivotal role of the legislature in 1896. It mentions Foraker versus Sherman for the U.S. Senate and Hamilton County’s strong GOP ticket.
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Campbell
Major McKinley
Hamilton
United States
McKinley
Cnbell
Foraker
Sherman
Ohio
Tancroft
Redemption of Iowa Gubernatorial Campaign Nears End
A hard fought race in Draco Iowa sees Governor Boies leading a vigorously organized Republican effort with strong clubs in every township and ward. Democrats claim hope from a previous partial victory while Republicans cite eloquent campaigns by Allison Henderson Sheridan and Goff as evidence of an imminent victory.
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Boles
Drarave
Boies
Ot Tariff Reform League
New York City
Iowa
Allison
Goff
West Virginia
George A. Sheridan
New York
David B. Henderson
Republican Party
Farmers Alliance President McGrath blasts party rift in politics
Frank McGrath, former Farmers Alliance president defeated at Salina, accuses internal factions led by the Vincent crowd and the union labor element of draining support. He warns the organization will die if voices of brains and independence are not restored, while McGrath plans to work for its success anyway. Jerry Simpson notes business interest fading but political strength growing.
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Torna
Kax
Sueedtal
Frank McGrath
Farmers’ Alliance
Salina
People’s Party
Cour
Vincent
Biddle
McGrath
Whih
Jerry Simpson
Recratis
Saliva
Americus Club member strikes journalist at Forest City Hotel
A Cleveland Democratic paper reports an Americus Club member struck John Wilcox, a newspaper man, in the Forest City Hotel lobby after Wilcox joked about tariffs. The incident, termed the 4 Cowardly Car, drew broader criticism of the Americus Club and its members.
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Cleveland Democratic
Americus Club
John Wilcox
Forest City
Wilcox
Conan Taylor
The
Americas Club
Mem
Americus Club Members Deny Covering Up Row in Cleveland
Dispatch report says no premeditated effort to suppress any name after a dispute with a Cleveland newspaper man. Mayor Logan Frank Kohler William Brown and others heard rumors but could not confirm blame or details. Club members regret any disgrace and defend Cleveland’s reception of the visitors while denouncing lasting insult to the Americus boys.
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Bers
Offener
Americas Boys
Dispatch
Cleveland
Logan
Frank Kohler
William Brown
Americus Club
Americus Boys
Died Like a Mad Dog after Hydrophobia Attack at Pasteur Institute
Robert Morton of the Richmond and Danville Railroad shops in Washington DC was bitten by a mad dog in July. He traveled to the Pasteur Institute in New York for treatment, returned home cured in opinion, but hydrophobia reappeared Friday night. He died after 15 days of inoculations and agony, with family condemning the treatment and calls for action by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
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Southern Railroad
Columbta
D. C
Robert Morton
Richmond
Danville
Morton
Pasteur Institute
New York
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Pasteur
Steamer Etruria Beats Sunset to Quarantine Landing
The Cunard steamer Etruria finished a four hour run into New York harbor beating the setting sun by three minutes to reach quarantine. Captain Hains aimed for a sunset landfall and cabin passengers enjoyed their first proper meal in a week. Dr Hamilton Grifis and notable passengers were aboard.
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New York
Cunard
Etruria
Hains
Vernont Brown
Cunard Line
Sandy Hook
Jersey Hills
Narrows
Hamilton Grifis
Mary Anderson
de Navarro
Bishop Gillow
Mexico
Thomas Baring
Lawrence Barrett
Harrison Aims to Take Over Chicago Times as Editor
Carter Harrison says he will have absolute control of the Times within a week but claims he hasn’t purchased the paper. He vows the policy will be for good government and democracy with no favors or axes to grind while promising to write editorials when he feels like it.
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Carter Harrison
Chicago Tinea Company
Times
Harrison
Jackson Park
Whitman in frail health at home in New Jersey
Whitman near 73 remains largely confined to his cottage in Campos New Jersey where a faithful servant assists him daily. Doctors warn paralysis in his heart may prove fatal at any time though his mind remains keen as he nears issuing a new complete Leaves of Grass edition.
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Campos
N. J
Walt Whitman
Whitman
Wesleyans Revise Discipline at Quadriennial Session
At the Quadriennial Wesleyan Conference session in Grand Rapids Michigan on October 25 the revision of the Book of Discipline was referred to committees for report next week.
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Grand Raprins
Mich
Jealousy of Blaine and the White House race begins
Washington reports the return of Secretary of State James G. Blaine sparks rumors of his political plans. The White House and Harrison campaign press a first volley through General Boynton’s Washington Post article crediting Harrison with reciprocity while Blaine’s role is questioned.
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Blaine
Boynton
Hatton
Postoday
Washington
Harrison
Embarassed Egan Faces Chilean Inquiry Findings
Washington reports from Valparaiso state that Minister Egan faces embarrassment as the Chilean inquiry proceeds. The riot began over liquor between Baltimore seamen and Chileans, with no charges against police so far and both sides blamed for the clash. Vessels were sent to Valparaiso to aid the Baltimore and San Francisco, not to engage in war.
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Valparaiso
Washington
Egan
Judge Foster
Julio Foster
Junta
United States
Baltimore
Ken
Afta
San Francisco
Callao
Chile
State Department
Department
Drs- Patch
Sobley
Exports of Coffee from Santos Jump in 1891
The Bureau reports eight months of 1891 coffee exports from Santos Brazil total 1,698,981 bags with 433,248 to the United States and 1,203,136 to Europe. This marks a sharp rise from 1890. Also noted is Ceiba Honduras new trade links with the United States and bananas exports of September 1–11 reaching 39,000 bunches, 27,000 to New Orleans and 12,000 to New York.
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Washington
Bureau of the American Hepatitis Lag
Santos
Brazil
United States
Europe
Ceiba
Republic of Honduras
Burese
New Orleans
New York
Washington Rumors Swirl Over Cabinet Shifts and Court Appointments
Washington rumors say Attorney General Miller may take a circuit judgeship and Secretary Tracy move to Justice. Steve Elkins could become Secretary of the Navy and Governor Cheyney of Vermont Secretary of War, with spiking Blaine gun chatter tied to the moves. Senator Blackburn of Kentucky is cited as largely against Cleveland, but he defends supporting the strongest nominee when time comes.
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Washington
Miller
Tracy
Navy Department
Department of Justice
Steve Elkins
Navy
Cheney
Vermont
Proctor
Elkins
Blaine
Blackburn
Kentucky
Cleveland
Rtg
Reed Expects Mills to Succeed Him in Congress
Reed predicts Mills will win the Speakership as he travels to Ohio for the McKinley campaign. He has not yet been notified of Secretary Blaine's return. Reed claims Mills holds the better chance based on current political climate.
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Reed
Mills
Washmatox
Ohio
Blaine
Ocean Princes Captain Reports Severe Storm Damage At Sea
Captain Brown of the steamship Ocean Princes says the vessel left Gibraltar on the 3rd mat and endured the worst storm since. From the 18th to the 1st wind and waves battered the ship, stanchions twisted, cabin doors torn free, cabins flooded, charts washed away, and the vessel barely made port off quarantine.
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New York
Brown
Ocean Princes
Gibraltar
Senate inquiry unfolds as party lines shape verdicts
Astaff correspondent reports Republicans plan to defend accused officials as the inquiry proceeds with testimony readings and memorial services for Medard. Livsey’s possible presence looms while McCamant’s trial advances and Hensel prepares to join proceedings in Pittsburg.
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Harrisbiree
Senate
Medard
Pattison
Boyer
McCamant
Philadelphia
Political libel suit over Knights of Labor figures
Hugh McGarvey former Knights of Labor Legislative Committee member sues Captain M H Butler and editor of Beening Telegraph for criminal libel over remarks at a Philadelphia labor convention. He also sues General Secretary Hayes of the Knights of Labor on related grounds.
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Harrisburg
Hugh McGarvey
Knights of Labor Legislative Committee
Charley Andrews
State Department
Philadelphia
Powderly
McGarvey
M. H. Butler
Butler
Aginst
McAlarney
Beening Teley
Hayes
Knights of Labor
Salvation Army Leaders Watch Columbia Arrival at Hoboken
The Hamburg American Line steamship Columbia reached her Hoboken dock early this morning amid long anticipation by Salvation Army leaders across the country who have tracked the voyage for days.
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Mystrious Salvationists
New York
Hamburg- American Line
Columbia
Hoboken
Salvation Army
Salvation Army Leaders Among Flight Passengers
Among the passengers onboard were Mrs Booth Clabhorn the Salvation Army leader in France and Switzerland and her secretary Mme Peyton.
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Booth Clabhorn
Salvation Army
France
Switzerland
Mme. Peyton
Reckless Fiend Captured After Train Wreck Attempts
Efforts to wreck the Bellevernon express near Charleroi were thwarted when Ellsworth Luce was caught placing a telegraph pole across the track. His son Leonard Luce confessed at a preliminary hearing. bond set at 2000 each.
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West Newrtow
Tones
Douglass
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Bellevernon Express
Charleroi
McMahons
Cook
Jones
Ellsworth Luce
Chareroi
Anid Woods
Tug ‘Ouse
Leonard Luce
Eleroi
Dow
Eaeire G. W. Washabaugh
Express
Power of Public Opinion in Shenandoah Sunday Ceremony
A large religious demonstration marked the cornerstone ceremony for a new Lithuanian Catholic Church in Shenandoah. A parade by 30 societies with 5,000+ men and 10 brass bands moved through town from 2 to 4 pm. Clergy from local and nearby towns led services at the church.
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Shenandoah
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Gomnett
H. F. Orrilv
Kane and
Osborne
Father Blabill
Plymouth
Coke Region
Two American Citizens Shot Near Guardado de Arriba
The Matamoros consul reports two men shot at Guardado de Arriba ranch on October 10. Identified as Juan Baran and Jose Angel Vera, both said to be American citizens and county voters. Consul Richardson vows thorough inquiry and possible legal action if citizenship is confirmed. Three men held in Mier, with Louis Baguirre noted as having escaped immediate execution. Border residents fear summary killings.
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Rio Groupe City
Tex
Guardado de Arriba Ranch
Juan Baran
Jose Angel Vera
John D. Richardson
Matamoros
Mex
Mier
Mexico
Louis ¥. Baguirre
Beaver Falls Tragedy Ends With Fatal Shooting
In Patterson's Heights a neighbor shot Robert Dean after a long feud with his wife. Miller fled, returned with a revolver, and wounded Dean who died at once. Miller was arrested and jailed as investigators weigh self defense claims.
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Beaver Falls
Patterson's Heights
Robert Dean
Charles Miller
Miller
Dean
Farmers their own merchants plan in Kentucky
The National Union Company of New York announces a cooperative expansion in Kentucky with a Louisville state depot and five secured stores. The Farmers Alliance will transfer control to selected agents, aiming to use Louisville as a distribution hub and offer rebates to alliance members on purchases.
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Louisville
National Union Company
New York
Farmers’ Convention
Ocala
Fla
Polk
Kentucky
Farmers’ Alliance
Wilson
National Union Counp
Farmers” County
Five Millions Out Taxpayers Face Road Tax Waste
The article exposes road taxes across Pennsylvania for 1891, noting total expenditure over 25,000,000 on rural highways and an overall tax rise of more than 1,000,000 from 1890. It highlights Allegheny County delays in reporting, and describes methods to estimate county road taxes to show the scale of public spending on roads versus schools.
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Pennarivania
Pennsylvania
Jefferson
Lawrence
Tass Adams
Montour
Butler
Mercer
Montgom'’ry
Bedford
Monroe
Bucks
Northb
Potter
Ascore
Cameron
Perry
Clearfield
Pike
Chester
Sullivan
Toe
Dauphin
Saaqueh
Elk
Venango
Franklin
Wayne
ST Fulton
Warren
Greene
Waehingt
Wyoming
Ride Juniatta
Secretary of Internal Adairs
Cambria
Center
Delaware
Erie
Forest
Lancaster
Lebanon
Lehign
Luzerne
Mifflin
Montona
Northumberland
Somerset
York
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Philadelphia County
Pittsburg
Allegheny County
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Red Room
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General Boynton
Indiana
Treasury Department
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Aldrich
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T. C. Crawford
Bisine
Livsey
Auditor General
Harry Griffen
MecCamant
Mr. Livsey
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Pinkerton
England
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Hensel
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Stewart
Bover
Herbert
Matamoras
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