Tammany Rally for Cleveland Amid Boisterous Debates
New York reports large Tammany mass meeting backing Cleveland and Stevenson with four language cheers. Governor Flower and Senator Hill spoke amid denouncing the force bill and urging Democratic ticket support for electoral victory in New York.
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Chicago
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David B. Hill
Hill
Empire State
Albany
Democratic Speakers Rally In Manhattan Streets
Fero of Alabama and Amos J Inings address crowds as General Sickles urges veterans to study the cited paragraph. About 120 speakers from New York Democrats and other states spoke from stands on Thirteenth to Fourteenth streets near Broadway amid multilingual crowd.
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Alabama
Daniel E. Sickles
Amos J. _ Inings
Thirteenth
Fourteenth Streets
Troadway
Third Avenue
New York
States
Governor McKinley Tour Brings Large Crowds to Missouri
Governor McKinley of Ohio completes rapid transit tour across Missouri towns Warrensburg Saville Sedalia California Jefferson City Channers Herman Washington and Pacific. In St Louis he addresses about 6000 people at Music Hall for nearly two hours stressing tariff policy and predicting Harrison and Reid victory.
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Ohio
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Sedalia
California
Jefferson City
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Washington
Pacific
St Louis
Music Hall
Harrison
Reid
Fixing the Tickets The Twenty Fourth District Complication
Harrisburg Oct. 25 Ernest Acheson seeks to keep his Congress nomination amid challenges to Campbell Jobes certificate which is claimed invalid and to Jobes Reform Republican papers The matter is returnable Thursday Ex Representative John F Cox will appear on ballot under nomination papers
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Ernest Acheson
Congress
Twentyfourth
Campbell Jobes
Harrity
Jobes
State Department
Greene County
Acheson
Reform Republican
John F. Cox
Ballot Muddle Hits South Dakota Election Print
Secretary of State accepts Wood resignation from Democratic ticket as half of ballots are printed and must be reissued. Law requires ballots to be at county auditors ten days before election. Prohibitionists seek court order to add names, but printing in time appears impossible.
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Pierke, & D
South Dakota
Secretary of State
Wood
Congress
Reclaimed the Desertees and Morgan in Ohio GOP push
Thomas St Morgan Republican candidate for Congress in Alliance Ohio toured East Livertoon and Columbiana attending a meeting with Judge Tenny. He canvassed potteries and manufactories claiming to reclaim Republican deserters and warned of a bogus trades union endorsement against his opponent Dr Skirt.
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Thomas St Morgan
Alliance
Columbiana
Judge Tenny
New York
Morgan
Skirt
Moropponent
Postoffice Delays Nominations Lists From State Dept
Harrisburg Oct 25 The delay in distributing official nomination lists is blamed on the postoffice. Packages deposited in the registry division Saturday afternoon were not mailed until Monday. Postmaster Black says they were sent in regular order of business.
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State Department
Black
Five Southsiders Arrested for Illegal Liquor Sales
Five Southside men named Richard Fisher Henry Wege Louis Beiler Lonck Glock and Jacob Beiler were arrested for selling liquor illegally after a Monday night incident. They appeared before Judge Succop and were held for court in 500 bail each. Inspector Kelly filed the information regarding tickets issued in exchange for drinks at the bar in what may be a test case.
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Kelly
Southside Republicans Hold Large Turnout Meeting
The Southside Republicans met at Jane Street Turner Hall with about 50 women in attendance thanks to Alderman Mc Garey. Music by A. E. McCandless quartet. James E. Flinn opened the meeting and E. E. Gotton was elected permanent chairman with William Bradley as secretary.
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Alderman McGarey
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Conkling Club
James E. Flinn
E. E. Gotton
William Bradley
Cotton
Henry Hall
F. T. Ibert
Lawson Held On Horse Stealing Charge in Fourteenth Ward
KE W Lawson a colored man sits at Fourteenth ward station awaiting a hearing before Magistrate Hyndman on a horse stealing case. Prosecutors allege he stole a horse and harness from Buck of Brashton station and a horse from Dawson of Gazeam's hill, with more informations expected.
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Fourteenth Ward
Hyndman
Buck
Brashton Station
Dawson
Gazeam’s Hill
Drying Towns and Coal Barons Struggle as Water Fails
The Cincinnati coal strike and Philadelphia Philly water scare unfold as Schuylkill and Youghiogheny rivers drain. Steel and coal towns face drought, fires, and forced mine suspensions while rail hubs scramble for scarce supply and higher prices.
Encounter on bridge ends with fled attackers at Pittsburgh street
Joseph McCloskey of Arch Street Pittsburgh a Carnegie workforce helper reports two men sprang from concealment on the ae street bridge and Jones Avenue shouting at him He fled toward the bridge end but found no one on return McCloskey offers no description or clear motive for the attempted approach
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Arch Street
Pittsburg
Carnegie
Thirty-third Street
Ae Street
Jones Avenue
Jones
Wiltsky
Moo
New Kines in War Signals by General Greely
General Greely reports on 900 miles of active military telegraph lines in the Signal Corps and cites uses from Fort McKinney in Wyoming to Fort Ringgold in Texas. He notes field telegraph trains, field telephone kits, balloon experiments, heliograph tests, and a proposed $2,000 cable network for New York Boston and San Francisco.
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Texas
Garza
Ft. Ringgold
Pena
Mexican National Railway
Ths
Signal Corps
Mexican Boundary Commission
Bepar
N. M
General Porter
Porter
General Greely
Lnes
New York
Boston
San Francisco
Sewickley Water Declared Unfit for Domestic Use
Burgess G H Anderson says Sewickley has adequate water quantity but poor quality. He notes no famine threat, a better supply is needed, and repairs are underway with a new sewer project costing funds while the water problem will be addressed after the work is finished.
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Burgess Anderson
Job ad for restaurant kitchen and dining room staff
ARIE Cook is hiring as kitchen girl and dining room girl at a restaurant. Apply at 072 Liberty between 1 and 2 o'clock.
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Liberty
Death by Explosion at US Iron Co Mills
David Hart a puddler at the United States Iron Company mills near St Hays station on the Pittsburg Virginia and Charleston Railway died last evening after molten metal exploded while drawing a ball of hot iron from a furnace. He suffered burns in multiple places and died almost instantly. his body was brought to South Twelfth street. An inquest will be held today.
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United States Iron Company
St Hays
Pittsburg
Virginia
Charleston
South Twelfth Street
Eruption Healed in Weeks With Cuticura Remedies
A Newark reader reports a three week cure for a facial eruption using Cuticura Remedies after skeptical initial trial. A New York patient later shares relief from two years of eczema on the ankle and eye, praising the treatment.
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13Rd Street
New York
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