Changes in the Baker Ballot and Nominating Papers Filed
State officials report heavy filing of nomination papers as Jere A. Rex and others submit certificates for Senate and Judicial districts. Republicans still need Twentieth District papers for Bedford and neighboring counties while Philadelphia Democracy submits Congressman McAlwer for a second term. John H. Fow files a challenge to back certificates and is informed the law requires no extra county or city certificates.
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Poped
Hannmeren
The
Commonwealth
Tilden
Spoyder
Jere A. Rex
Republican State Committee
Bedford
Somerset
Blair
Cambria
Philadelphia County Democracy
McAlwer
J. Norman Martin
New Castile
Butler-Lawrence
Pattison
Wick W. Wood
Courant
New Castle
John H. Fow
Brewster
Ore City
Foen
Changes to Ballot Design Stir Philadelphia Polls
Philadelphia report details modifications to the ballot proposed by Attorney General Hensel and Democratic leaders. A heavy black line would separate party columns, with the Democratic section starting an inch below the Republican. Chairmen Wright and Reeder press for changes citing voter confusion. President Harrison visits Cape May Point. Roswell Tr. and Carter urge campaign momentum amid quiet headquarters.
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Rosse
Wright
Deoler
Hiensel
Cape May Point
Russell T. Harrison
Washington
Narrites
Halford
Russell Harrison
New York
Carter
Mr. Harrison
Roswell Tr
Vermont
Twentieth District Conferees Drift Over Possible Cessna Nomination
Conferees from Blair, Cambria, Bedford and Somerset wrestle over a candidate for the Legislature and United States Senate. Cessna and Hicks trade votes as Seall Ashcom and Quay allies push toward a nomination. by 10 pm the tally stood six apiece with a Harrichure contingency and filing concerns noted.
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Blair and Cambria
D. J. Nef
Bedford and Somerset
Louder
Blair and
Cambria
Hicks
Bedford
Somerset
John Cessna
Quay
Cesna
John Calwell
United States Senate
Cesena
Seall
Ashcom
Cessna
Blair
Throp
Wicks
Cessia
Local Republican Delegates Set Conferee Mix in District
Grrressevre Sept 12 Republicans from the Nineteenth District convened to shape delegation numbers for York Cumberland and Adams in upcoming stature conferences. A compromise fixes twelve conferees from York four from Cumberland and three from Adams with York allotted one delegate at.
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Nineteenth
Adama
York
Cumberland
Adams
Democrats to Turn Out In Force for Scranton Assembly
Secretary John D. Worman of the Democratic Society of Pennsylvania asks all Democratic clubs to forward deputy names elected to attend the general assembly in Scranton on September 2. Daily mail suggests strong turnout. delegates from Cumberland and Adams to alternate. presidential elector to come from the county without a delegate.
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Haguisavnre
John D. Worman
Democratic Society of Pennsylvania
Scranton
Daily Mail
Chinese Six Companies oppose Geary act registration
The Six Companies of San Francisco issue a proclamation urging Chinese in the United States to defy the Geary bill registration by April 1893. They warn against registering, vow to support unregistered men, and plan legal challenges with the aid of lawyers and Chinese ambassadors. Collector Quinn notes limited registrations and hints at possible court action. Attorney Rierson calls the law unconstitutional.
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San Francisco
Consolidated Benevolent Association
United States
Cifmumen Mving
Henin Texeetoeee
Iecal Sid
Quinn
Riersan
Money Now Rains In Democratic Campaign Headquarters
Washington dispatch reports the Democratic Congressional Committee in New York and Washington gaining funds after a Cleveland Tam many meeting. It notes franking privilege boosts mailings, Kerr’s personal donations, and a surge in literature from Democrats, silver advocates, and other party factions.
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Washington
Democratic Congressional Committee
Nations Committee
New York
Cleveland
Tammany
National Committee
Whitney
Empire State
Mr. Cleveland
Tammany Braves
Senator Hill
Treasury
Congressional Committee
Cler Kerr
House
Pennsylvania
Congress
Creng
Senate
Express Office
National Committee of
Free Silver
People’s Party
Murder of American Seaman in Genoa Sparks National Tension
Reports from Genoa recount the fatal stabbing of Frank Reilly, a U S sailor aboard the Newark, at a lodging house on September 8. Authorities say the motive was hostility to Americans, with the proprietor attacking Reilly with knives as others scattered.
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Orde Brown
Woolwich Arsenal
America
Department
Esa
Sandy Hook
Fire Island
Allegheny Post Office
New York
Reilly
Massey Talks Dedicatory Services For World Exposition
George V. Massey of Dover Delaware, a leading National Commission figure, travels to Chicago to discuss the forthcoming dedicatory services for the great fair buildings. He notes $2 5 million grant aiding construction and previews civic and military street pageants preceding the ceremonies. He envisions grand zoological and floricultural displays and raises questions about Eden and American exhibitors.
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George V. Massey
Dover
Del
Council of Administration
Chicago
Vair
Massey
Commission
Congress
Delaware
Eden
Ovners and Plants of
America
Diverse late news briefs from St Louis to Ireland
A wide collection of brief items reports rail mail robberies in Persacna Indiana, Irish harvest losses, ship arrivals in San Francisco, rioting in McAllister Oklahoma, and a royal Genoa visit rumor. Also noted are a farmer murdered near Sauit Ste. ie Michigan, fires during a Bloomington storm, and various international banking and political developments.
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Coopers’ International Union
Sexton
St. Louis
Express Company
Chicago
Coast
Monterey
San Francisco
Ireland
T. GB. Farrell
Persacnla
Pis
Usted
Polish Singing Societies of America
Grand Rapids
Mich
Burnett
McAllister
Italy
Genoa
David McLanaghlin
Pittsburg
Garfield Park
Northampton
England
Clayson
Lancley
Nestoto
Lake Superior
Engie Harbor
Kewanka Point
Birkbeck Bank
London
London and General Bank
Liberator Permanent Building and Investment Society
House and Land Investment Trust
Gherardi
United States
Evan
Mo Creery
Chile
Diinots
Peoria
Belleville
Alton
James Wise
Sauit Ste. Ie
Dalton
Wise
Bloomington
French Invaders Advance in Dahomey Amid Revolt at Abomey
Paris dispatches report French forces moving into Dahomey with limited resistance while Abomey rebels erupt. King Behanzin returns from the field to quell disorder and marshal defense as his uncle and elder brother flee with key supporters.
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Paris
Dahomey
Abomey
Behanzin
Chinese Mob Attacks Missionary Couple in Shanghai Threat
A mob in northwest Sze Chuen attacks missionary Turner and his wife over alleged Christian influence. Officials rescue them after severe injuries raise fear they would have been killed.
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Shanghai
China
Sze-Chuen
Christian Missions
Turner
Dynamite Outrage Shatters Italian Telegraph Office
A dynamite bomb exploded yesterday in a telegraph office in BoLoesa Italy as an employee left. The building was wrecked and a man was seriously injured by flying debris. Reece persons have been arrested on suspicion.
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Italy
BoLoesa
Reece
Bribery Trial Begins for Bukovina Officials and Merchants
Virexxa reports the trial of 22 customs officials and merchants from the Duchy of Bukovina opened today. Accused include Chernowitz’s Imperial Finance Director, a Finance Inspector, and the Director of Customs amid bribe charges. In a separate item the Ameer of Afghanistan backs Black Mountain rebels against British rule with a planned October expedition of over 4,000 troops under Colonel Sir W. Lockhart to the Indus valley to target Hashim Ali.
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Duchy of Bukovina
Chernowitz
Bukovina
India
Sra
Afghanistan
Ommuntne
Sir W. Lockhart
Indus
Baso
Hashim Ali
Conference May Meet in Brussels
The Belgian Government did not officially refuse to host the International Monetary Conference in Brussels. A statement to that effect was entirely unofficial and should not be taken as an official position.
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Brussels
Linen trade collapse hits Belfast firms with large liabilities
In Belfast on September 12 the depression in the linen industry led to the suspension of a firm carrying £30 000 in liabilities. A second linen firm failed with £20 000 liabilities and more failures are feared.
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Belfast
Ireland
Strike Threat Looms With Heaters Helpers in Youngstown
A potential general strike looms as the heaters helpers in Youngstown refuse a 10 percent wage cut. The matter is now referred to President Weihe and Vice President McEvoy of the Amal gamated Association for a final decision. They argue the new scale contains no provision allowing such a reduction.
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Youngstown
Presdent Weihe
McEvoy
Amalgamated Association
Notable visitors register at city hotels
Steubenville figures J Ross Mossgrove and W Mossgrove of Steubenville and owner of United States Hotel registered at Monongahela House last night. M P Adams of Janesville and M M and J B McCally of Peocants were guests at Central Hotel yesterday. W W P Read Chicago Coal King arrived and registered at Monongahela House. D J Wegg attorney for O M St Paul Railway registered at Anderson. Senator Lewis Emery and General John A Wiley frequented town and registered at Duquesne and Seventh Avenue hotels respectively.
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J. Ross Mossgrove
W. Mossgrove
Steubenville
United States
Monongahela House
M. P. Adams
Janesville
M. M
J. B. McCally
Central Hotel
0. M. & St. Paul Railway
Chicago
Anderson Yestertate
Lewis Emery
Pomeryey
Duquesne
Corbett and Sullivan Welcome Cause Wide City Cheers
James J. Corbett arrives in New York after a New Orleans trip to a massive crowd in Jersey City and Manhattan. Fans fill streets, greet the boxing champion and his party amid hotel greetings and a public reception at Madison Square Garden.
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Dispatch
New York
James J. Corbett
New Orleans
Jersey City
Corbett
William A. Brady
Denny Dillon
Billy Delany
Jim Daly
Frank McVey
Philadelphia
Desbrosses Street Ferry
West Street
Cortland
Liberty
Pennsylvania Railroad
Crbett
Pennsylvania Ferry
Desbrosses Street
Cortlandt Street
City
Coleman House
Pennsylvania Depot
Madison Square Garden
Jim
James Corbett
Madwon Square Garden
Inspector Byrnes
Donaldson
Brady
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Mr. Sullivan
Thedison Square
Barden
Joan L. SuLlivan
Mike Donovan
Billy Delaney
Daly
Mra Corbett
Journey of Icebergs Past the Arctic Circle
The article explains icebergs move from Davis Strait along the Labrador coast into the Atlantic guided by two ocean currents. A lower southern current and an upper surface stream interact with the Gulf Stream, with bergs driven forward by the deeper undercurrent. The result is bergs ploughing through floe ice as ships do in harbor ice.
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Arctic Circle
Davis Strait
Labrador
Atlantic
N. 8. Shaler
Sertimer
Greenland
Arctic
Equatorial
Lawful Days of Sport Open Season Inspires Hunters
The article urges sportsmen to embrace the opening hunting season, praising August efforts and September changes in game conditions. Ed W. Sandys values fair chase and responsible sport as birds improve with the coming months, encouraging eager gun use to test dogs and skills.
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Ed W. Sandys
Knight
Local Attachments of Birds and Their Habitual Homes
The author describes bird behavior showing strong local attachments. Crows, osprey, woodpeckers, and songbirds return to the same nesting sites, roosts, and water sources each year, suggesting a sentiment of home and consistent territorial ranges across seasons.
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Delaware
The Innocence of Youth and Candid Moral Teaching
Amelia Rives argues in the North American Review that youth curiosity should be met with wise tolerance and truthful disclosure suited to each child. She cautions that moral education for girls must consider body and mind, advocating knowledge of physical laws as essential for sane, innocent understanding.
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Amelia Rives
North American Review
Darwin and the instinct to touch the glass case
A story recalls Darwin pressing his forehead to a glass case housing a copra display. He believed he could not be harmed by a snake, yet the urge to touch the glass and the snake's strikes proved stronger than his will and reason.
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Darwin
Fire Report From Several Cities Across Regions
The Fire Record details include a blaze in Boil Sprines Pennsylvania damaging Zach Marxell’s building with $5,000 loss and no crops insured, and a large grocery store and home in East Liverpool Ohio suffering $7,000 loss with no insurance. In Cimutangua New York outside the Assembly, Arthur Juston and Miss Hull suffered property damage from a faulty chimney.
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Zach Marxell
Liverpool
W. Shingleton
Cimutangua
N. Y
Arthur Juston
Miss Hull
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