Certificates filed as Baker ballot deadline nears
Philadelphia reports the Baker ballot law requires certificates of nominations to be filed 56 days before the election with the Secretary of State. Republican chairs Reeder and Wright say only three congressional districts and four legislative nominations remain. Democratic chairs report a fair record with several clubs listing delegates to Scranton’s coming convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Secretary of State
Reeder
Wright
Harrisburg
Allentown
Penn Square
Hensel
Sed
Haarrity
Harrity
Heiner Wins Republican Nomination in Twenty-first District
D B Heiner of Armstrong County secured the Republican Congressional nomination in the Twenty-first district as ballot 438 finally decided the race after a long delay. Jefferson pledged support shifted the outcome, with Westmoreland uniting behind Heiner. Heiner, a former district attorney and county chairman, is a Quay ally and prominent local figure amid celebrations back home.
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Sattssrea
D. B. Heiner
Armstrong County
Mr. Heiner
George Hoff
Bond
Bit
Heiner
di An
Hie
Quay
E Church
E F. Acheson
Ublicsn
Deadlock at Bedford leaves nomination unresolved
The Twenty district Congressional Conference failed to nominate after four sessions. Conferees Souls and Ashcom backed Soull and Ashcom, but the Cambele ticket remained unchosen, leaving prospects for a daybreak resolution uncertain.
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Repforp
Congressional Conference
Twentieth District
Souls and
Ashcom
Soull
Cambele
Three Candidates Seek Nomination Amid Conference Talks
Conferees meet to nominate with Scull Ashoom and Hicks in close talks. It is believed an agreement is forming and the nomination will be made tomorrow as the conference stands by Hicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicks
Nesier
Scull
Ashoom
Reformers Fight Acheson Nomination In 24th District Con Test
Greene Washington Fayette reform Republicans met at the Central Hotel Pittsburg to organize against Ernest F Acheson as Congress candidate for the Twenty Fourth District Campbell Jobes to run as an independent. Delegates elected district secretaries and an executive committee as leaders denounced machine methods and urged voter input in nominating a candidate. Nomination papers carried names to place Campbell on the regular ticket amid reports of a district wide poll indicating Acheson would be defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest F. Acheson
twenty-Fourth
Campbell Jobes
Greene
Washington
Fayette Counties
Central Hotel
Pittsburg
Washington County
Todd
Twenty-fourth District
Acheson
Finley B. Hallem
Frank R Donney
Amie
Wena É
Sann Farrar
Campbell
Reform
Conman
Tillman Face to Face with South Carolina People’s Party Split
The South Carolina Democratic scene shows strain as Governor Tillman’s popularity margins unsettle People’s party leaders. Party headquarters hint at a state ticket fully aligned with the new party’s principles, excluding Tillman’s influence. Editor Dunning declares the People’s party will back only its own candidates. Washington special dateline concludes with a September 9 note.
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Democrats
South Carolina
Tillman
People’s Party
People's Party
Dunning
Downing
Washington
Stevenson and the Hoosiers campaign swing in Indiana
Vice Presidential candidate General Stevenson visited the heart of the eastern mining region meeting Hoosiers. He traveled long, rested briefly, then joined Congressman Brookshire and local committee in a meal at John Fair’s home. Benson Hunter and Brookshire spoke before the party left for Brasil for an evening meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuay Crry
Stevenson
Benson
Hunter
Brookshire
Brasil
Republican Committeeman Resigns Over Silver View
William F. Sharon Nevada National Republican Committee member resigns his post in a letter to M. H. DeYoung, citing his views on silver and stating he cannot remain on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jeowens
William F. Sharon
National Republican Committee For
Nevada
M. H. DeYoung
Sharon Asys
Republicans appoint delegates to Williamsport convention
All city Republican clubs except the William Flinn organization have elected delegates to the Williamsport convention. Colonel Bob Smothers is president of the Flinn club. The group will meet Monday night to select delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
William Flinn
Bob Smothers
McAteer Secures Third Nomination in Third District
Philadelphia convention under the County Democratic Committee awards Congressman William McAteer a third nomination for re election to Congress from the Third district.
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Philadelphia
Sept
William McAteer
County Democratic Committee
Miscellanies of Petties and Political Nominations
The report lists political moves across states. Jacob Trieber is nominated to represent a district in Helena. New York colored Republicans endorse Jackson administration. Troy convention adjourns without new indorsements. Elkins to campaign in Huntington West Virginia on tariff issues. Eustace Ginson to visit Huntington for a campaign address. Colorado Republicans nominate Heim for Governor and Downing for Lieutenant Governor with Eaton as Secretary of State. United States Ben stored Falter gains convention support as the central issue.
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Elarss
West Virginia
Huntington
Elkins
Eustace Ginson
W. Va
A. E. Stevenson
Colorado
J. C Heim
Supreme Bench
James Downing
Aspen
Govneg
J. Eaton
United States
Ben
Hurrivon
Missing tax collector pursued for $1200 shortage in Williamsport
Williamsport tax collector William T. Holland has vanished after a $1200 shortage was found by his bondsmen. He was last seen in Elmira, and a lead points to his possible location. A forthcoming letter in The Dispatch promises more details.
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Wrlliamsport
Sept &A
William T. Holland
Elmira
The New Champion Arrives in Birmingham Amid Cheers
Corbett lands in Birmingham with trainers and reporters aboard the special train. He is greeted by crowds despite Sullivan's defeat, and enjoys a reception at the Caldwell House before a boxing session with Jim Daly. Sullivan is seen drinking after his loss and shows signs of distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Corbett
Union
James J. Corbett
Jim Daly
Mike Donovan
Denny Dillon
Bill Delaney
W. A. Brady
New Orleans
Sullivan
Mobile
Charles Rich
N Car
Montgomery
Binningham
O'Brien
Jim Aly
Caldwell House
Atlanta
E City
Sullvan
Cincinnati
Notable local figure eyed for Representative seat
A former candidate named Diehs is featured as possible candidate for a Representative post. Supporters cite his prestige and friends believe he could win, while Maguire the Democrat shows strength. Corbett might run, but Jim likely prefers money over office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maguire
Ladies Win The Prizes At Central Board Meeting
The Central Board of Education's High School committee debated hiring two teachers for the High School to replace resigning Miss Mary Ford and to add staff due to higher enrollment. The vote split on whether to require a male teacher for the Latin chair, with advocates for women winning the day. Miss Elizabeth O Minor and Miss Maria A Lewis were chosen for the new roles. enrollment rose to 619 academic, 227 commercial, and 71 normal, prompting adding teachers to both departments. Four typewriters were ordered for typing instruction.
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Central Board of Education
Central Board
Mary Ford
Adams
McKain
McCandless
Messrs
Rodgers
Blaze
Dr. McCandless
Holmes
Torrence
Henderson
Yolen
Reinfar
Elizabeth O Minor
Sary
Maria A. Lewis
President orders quarantine camp at Sandy Hook for passengers
President discussed public duties in Saranac and urged citizen contribution to local peace and order. He directed that part of Sandy Hook be set aside as a camp for quarantined steamship passengers and warned steamship companies that ships from infected ports may be denied entry.
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Sandy Hook
Harrison
Loon Lang
W. H. Phillips
Saranac
Ampersald
F. L. Fisher
Trudeau
America
Adirondacks
American Society Ee
Ampersand
Loon Lake
Bloomingdale
Sandy Hook Reservation
War Department
Poster
Tracy
BenJamix Hannisox
Secretary of the Treasury
Acess Tee
New York
Unclear fragment hints at event and人物
Fragmentary text mentions a person named Edith, a gas incident and stove situation, and a campaign money tie with Halas B. Wilson and portraits by de Grim in the Dispatch tomorrow.
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Halas B. Wison
de Grim
Remedies Cure Infant Eczema After Doctor Failures
Mrs Richard Crompton of West Middlesex Mercer County Pennsylvania reports her four week old baby suffered eczema all over the body. After three doctors failed, CurrieRs REMEDIES cured the child in three months. Now 15 months old and well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CoTrcora
Raby
Richard Crompton
West Middlesex
Mercer Co
How to Cure Skin Diseases
A historical ad promises instant relief for eczema and related skin afflictions with cures claimed to be permanent and economical. It targets all ages and skin conditions from infancy onward, claiming superiority over physicians and other methods, and offers free testimonials.
Governor Pattison Visits Cochranton Fair
Governor Pattison attended the Cochranton fair with Thomas Bradley, drawing around 10,000 spectators. He spoke for 90 minutes, declined political remarks, praised Northwestern Pennsylvania’s prosperity, then toured Prospect Hill Stock Farm and spoke briefly at the Hotel ae to about 1,500 attendees before departing for Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Cochranton
Pattison
Thomas Bradley
Philadelphia
Meadville
Pen Vania
Prospect Hill
Pittsburg
Allegheny Valley
New Orleans Calm After Prize Fight Frenzy Ends
New Orleans ends two weeks of prize fight excitement as Sullivan Dixon Skelly and McAuliffe leave yesterday and Corbett departs today. The Olympic Club ends backing prize fights for months and profits are estimated at 60000 though actual returns remain unclear. Corbett and Sullivan plan stage work while others retire to business and domestic life, signaling a quiet period for boxing in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympic Club
New Orleans
Sullivan
Dixon
Skelly
McAuliffe
Corbett
Piedmont
Birmingham
Atlanta
Jackson
Southern Athletic Club
Hall
Fitzsimmons
Fitzson
Ubla
Myer
Bullivan
McAuliffs
An Myer
Strester
Cooley gang again robs elderly couple near Masontown
In Unxtontown on September 9 the Cooley gang attacked Jacob Cover and Mr and Mrs Walters while they slept. The thieves bound the pair and searched the house then released them after threatening arson. They stole $80 from Walters and $25 from Dover along with a gold watch and valuables.
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Unxtontown
Spretal
Cooley
Jacob Cover
John Walters
Masontown
Vadiy
Ex Private Iams Faces Post Homestead Criticism
Ex Private Iams, returning from West Virginia, lives quietly in Allegheny. He describes punishment and notoriety harming his employment chances and says he will seek work to survive. He plans to prove loyalty and deny anarchist labels while a grand jury weighs his informations against officers next week.
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Iams
West Virginia
Allegheny
Hydrophobia Fears After Dog Catcher Injured
Washington Alexander, a colored dog catcher, was bitten by a dog on Ross Street while performing duties. He lay at his home near Liberty and Twenty-eighth Streets in serious condition with hydrophobia symptoms feared Thursday night. He showed rabies signs but later rested more easily and remained rational.
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Washington Alexander
Ross Street
Liberty
Twenty-eighth Streets
Easi
Actress Wife Seeks Help After Family Tragedy
Mrs Mary Scanlon 27 seeks aid from Chicago Charities to reach Dallas Texas with her bright 4 year old daughter and two other children. Her actor husband died near Chicago and two children perished from diphtheria before burial. Funds used for funerals, charity sent her toward Pittsburgh, now to return home to teach and survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Scanlon
Department of Charities
Dallas
Tex
Chi
Chicago
Pitteburg
Ontef Elliot
Corbett Eyed for Congress by Hayes Valley Friends
San Francisco readers in Hayes Valley claim Champion Corbett could win a non partisan congressional race. Locals recall his youth in the district and say political champions backed him as they celebrated recent triumphs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
San Francisco
Champion Corbett
Hayes Valley
Frisco
Congress
Con- Loud
Jim
Hired a Boy to Buy Beer Case Shocks Jonmarown
Amos Bulka was arrested on a conspiracy charge in Jonmarown tonight. Charley Hoatiman, Bergdooll Brewing agent, was acquitted for violating Brooke law. Prosecutor Sulka alleges a boy was sent to Hoffmann's to obtain liquor. Sulka once ran a top saloon before selling out amid financial troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonmarownn
Amos Bulka
Charley Hoatiman
Bergdooll Brewing Company
Sulka
Hoffmann
Hiquor
Local Officials Face Embezzlement and Conspiracy Charges
R. J. Godfrey the Supreme Treasurer of the Order of Solons was held for court after a hearing before Alderman Mo Masters on embezzlement. A. S. Mundorf and John M. Ball were held for conspiracy in connection with the same case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Godfrey
The
Order of Solons
Mo Masters
A. S. Mundorf
John M. Ball
Man Suffers Gas Fumes Then Identified as Patrick Kavanagh
In Allegheny on Preble Avenue a man, later identified as Patrick Kavanagh of 204 Market Street rear, was found unconscious from gas fumes after drinking. He was taken to the police station where he remained calm and sober, and Superintendent Muth later questioned him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Kavanagh
Edith Furnaer
Goodran
Allegheny
Preble Avenue
Market
Kavanagh
Wasav
Glove Sale Ad Lists Varied Styles and Prices
A vintage advertises a range of gloves in multiple colors and styles with fixed prices. It highlights 76 cent kid gloves and $100 Vincent brand gloves along with Pauline four button and Mosquetaires models in tan grey black and brown.
Varied Glove Stock Showcased with Promised Quality
The shop advertises a wide glove inventory priced from one dollar upward. It offers dress shades, evening shszles, gauntlets and derbys and guarantees top value for the money.
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Saltsburg
Hull
John D. Worman
Democratic Society
Jackson Club
Danville
ST Strong
John L. Russell
Scranton
Crescent Democratic Club
United Democratic Association
Twenty-third Ward
Second Ward
Cleveland Club
Tammany Democratic Club
German Democratic Society
Democratic Club
Twenty-ninth Ward
West End
Twelfth Ward
Democrat's Club
Reading
Young Men's Democratic Club
W. A. Hiensel
Democratic
Berwyn
Central Democratic Club
Somerset
Randall Club
Iy Robert
A Falls
Democratic Ety
Gettys
Muncy
Democrats Society
Brookville
Stroudsburg
Central Democratic
Appleby
Spring
Morton
Glenolden
Lansdowne
Media
Clifton Heights
Col. Huff
D. Heiner
Salisburg
Bedford
Tillmar
Indiana Circle
McAteer
SmxaTor
Davin B. Huen
J. K. Emmeteen and
Wate
Albany
Tax Republicsus
First Arkansas Coneies
Jacob Trieber
Elena
Gonote
Troy
Hackson
Carpenter
John Heffernar
W. 10Th St
Bayonne
N. J
Weeuwk
Governor Pattison
Cincinnati Grand Hotel
Fourth St
Central Ava
Third St
Petecipey Boroug
Grand Central Hallway
H. Razvet
Socy & Troas
Pittsburg Clean Towel CO
Fulton Street
Crawford
Japan
Eli Perkins
Tr Hur Vandana
Johnstown
Law and Order
Filan
Godfrey
Pauline
Biarritz Brown and Tan
Market St
Ahlers
Smithfield St
Trian
Southside
East End
Ot Soli
Anita
Federal Street
T.m.latimer
Federal St
S. Diamond
Allegheny, PA
Seages
Charlies
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