Eloping Romance and Old England to America Tale
A mixed notice from Loxton and County Clare reports an American arrestee on a Britanic steamer in Liverpool tied to an English affair seven years past. In Clare a laborer andMiss Lynch, daughter of a rich widow, flee to marry, are pursued by her mother leading to a dramatic arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Hatherley
Wilson
William Knoappman
England
Asa
County Clare
Ireland
Mos Morosini
Schman
Schelling
Mary Lynch
Miss Lineh
Kruelove
Emooth
Lroch
Cupid
Yale
Miss Lynch
Mr. Moriarty
Clare Castle
Voxnes
Queenstown
London Edition of New York Times Suspended
The London edition of a New York paper was suspended today by publishers citing difficulties in covering the fashion of overwork and responsibility in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Londen Hersh Hoa
Duslaf
Lospex
London
New York
Renewal of Dreibund Treaty Extends to 1897
The Triple Alliance treaty is extended to May 1897 at Emperor William’s request, with Count Kalnoky drafting revisions that strengthen German and Italian guarantees to aid Austria if Russia invades the Balkans. Signatures of Caprivi and Kalnoky are set for September 18 at Schloss Kobnstock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signor
Crispi
Humbert
Prince of Naples
St. Petersburg
William
Francis Joseph
Russia
Balkan
Count Kalnoky
Italy
Trentino
Bosnia
Kalnoky
Campaign of Socialists in Bern and Hamburg
The Socialist plan to light up on October 1 to mark the anti Socialist law end is challenged by moderates. The government vows strict action while a mass propaganda push begins October 1 with over 100 small papers, lecturers, and contests in rural districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Hamburg
Joy and turmoil in Buenos Aires Presidency shift
Report from Rio de Janeiro dated August 28 notes broad satisfaction in Buenos Aires as revolutionary leaders withdraw from candidacy and a large demonstration honors Leandre Alem. General Bartolome Mitre and Aristobule del Valle are mentioned as potential candidates with ties to Brazil. President Pellegrini imposes martial law and press censorship while police strength helps quell unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DE Janeiro
Buenos Ayres
Leandre N. Alem
Aristobule del Valle
Aristobule
Bartolome Mitre
Europe
Mitre
Brazil
Pellegrini
Revolutionary Party
Revolutionista
Barbo Rocha
Ex Governor Cameron joins protest against McKinley tariff move
Former Virginia Governor William E. Cameron pens an open letter denouncing Republican leadership in Washington and the Lodge bill. He argues the tariff plan harms Southern development, targets tobacco states, and weaponizes Northern South rivalry. Cameron vows no sympathy or cooperation with the Republican crusade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Cameron
Virginia
Prrcissure
Dashiell
Richmond
Tate
United States
Congress
Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
Missouri
Maryland
Florida
McKinley
House
Senate
Lodge
Reed
House of Representatives
Republican Party
Quay
SENDING UP COTTON
A Farmers Alliance member reports the National Alliance cotton committee has arranged with European capitalists to advance 32 per bale on a million bales at 4 percent yearly interest. Farmers may store cotton and receive an advance on warehouse receipts, with sale rights within 12 months, aiming to lift prices to 12 to 13 cents per pound. Also advertised are new pompedour lace ruchings at Rosenbaum Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monstgomery
Ala
Farmers’ Alliance
National Alliance
Excursion to Ohio State Fair and Industrial Exposition
The B and O Railroad will sell excursion tickets from September 15 through 19 good to return by September 20 for 680 dollars round trip offering travel to the Ohio State Fair and Industrial Exposition.
Berks Republican County Convention Turbulent
The Reading Berks Republican convention became a heated scene as High faction supporters, aligned with Senator Quay, clashed with anti High forces over postmastership and delegate selections. David Brumbach, a High man, was elected Permanent President, and High candidates swept the ticket with a full slate for county offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Berks
A. M. High
Senator Quay
Bechtelsville
David S. Brumbach
D. C. Keller
High
Brumbach
Harrison
Beaver
Quay
Cameron
Reed
Delamater
Congress
Hich
H. 5
Bard
Fenstemacher
Erie Democratic Ticket and Republican Primaries in Erie County
Special telegram reports Erie Democratic Convention naming a county ticket including H. B. Brewster for Legislature N Leuschen for Register and Recorder J R Osborne for Poor Director and H H Holmes for Coroner Frank Ellsworth as Prothonotary and F E McLean reelected to represent the party at the Reading Convention Republicans held light turnout nominating C W Stone to fill the vacancy caused by L F Watson’s death with no opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Brewster
Register and Recorder
N. Leuschen
J. Pierre Lowery
Frank Ellsworth
J. R. Osborne
H. H. Holmes
F. E. McLean
Erie Democracy
Stote
DiaraTon T
Democrats Pass Up Nomination in Thirteenth District
In Emponta Kansas on September 13 the Democratic committee declined to nominate a candidate for Congress, leaving the field to J Otis the Farmers' Alliance nominee who is expected to run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emponta
Ekan
Thirteenth Congressional District
Congress
J. @. Otis
Farmers’ Alli
Tate and Downing Vanish From Congressional Bribery Probe
In the Lawrence and Mercer district, the law and justice committees planned to investigate the bribery tied to Alexander McDowell’s congressional nomination but failed to meet due to high water on the Western New York and Pennsylvania Railroad. Delegates will assemble next Tuesday at 1 o clock and Harmony hosts the September 23 convention. rumors say Tate and Downing, two doodle delegates, disappeared to avoid testifying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mercer
Alexander McDowell
New York and Pennsylvania
Congressions
Butler
Beaver Counties
Harmony
Tate
Downing
Democrats Fail to Nominate at Seventh Tennessee Convention
Columbia Tenn September 13 Democrats of the Seventh Congressional Convention after casting over 1500 ballots failed to agree on a nominee and adjourned to October 1 at Franklin Tenn home of Colonel N N Cox Alliance candidate Cox led Whittehorne in votes 8 to 12 throughout the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, Tenn
Franklin, Tenn
N. N. Cox
Alliance
Cox
Whittehorne
Foster Comments on McKinley Bill and Canada Trade
Ottawa dispatch reports Canadian Finance Minister Foster arguing the McKinley bill offers little to aid Canada yet could raise U S prices on essentials bought from Canada. He notes repeated Canadian efforts since 1846 for freer U S access, expects the act to push Canada to develop its own international products more profitably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Foster
Senate
United States
Canada
Frank M. Allen Tries Embezzlement Shortage Compromise
Frank M. Allen, former Capital City Bank teller under bond for embezzling 410,000, reached a settlement with bank directors and attorneys today. The arrangement, not public, reportedly releases the guarantor company from liability and halts criminal prosecution while the bank absorbs a smaller share of the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Frank M. Allen
Capital City Bank
Allen
Census Chief Opposes Civil Service Reform Vision
Porter, Census Superintendent and Harrison ally, denounces public service reform in a Politician article. He argues against exams to prove competence and warns reform would create “barnacles” and foster arrogance and neglect. He criticizes the push for England style scrutiny of civil service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washi setTon
Porter
Harrison
Washington
England
Man and son fall from Chronicle building in failed fire escape
John Murphy attempted a self constructed fire escape from the Chronicle building in San Francisco. He descended to the fourth floor and halted, then swung inside the window with his son. The belt broke on the additional load and both father and child plunged to the ground. They were seriously hurt and taken to hospital. Mrs Murphy planned a later descent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
John Murphy
Murphy
Chronicle
Missing Chief Clerk Named in Health Office Shortage
Philadelphia September 13 Chief Clerk Lewis T Young of the health office is about 5000 short in city accounts. A search of his residence and usual haunts failed to locate him or yield information on his whereabouts. The shortage was detected by the City Controller and efforts to keep the matter quiet were unsuccessful as word spread among health office workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lewis T. Young
Health Office
George Washington
United States
United States of America
Wilkinsburg Sees Boom From Duquesne Traction Line
The Duquesne Traction Company surveys its Wilkinsburg route proposing to pass under the Pennsylvania Railway at the ravine and emerge on Rebecca Street near Mulberry. Residents expect immense improvement once the line is finished and note a 10 cent fare would save five cents on round trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duquesne Traction
Duquesne Traction Company
Wilkinsburg
Pennsylvania Railway
Rebecca Street
Mulberry Street
Death by own action of Boy in Louisville
September 13 reports Frank Brennan a 16 year old truck maker committed death by his own action by cutting his throat. The cause given as ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Frank Brennan
Ingalls Speech Praises Republican Partisanship in Allegheny Rally
President Oliver introduces Senator Ingalls who delivers an hour long address in Pittsburg praising party loyalty and Republican superiority. Ingalls attacks the Democratic party as an abandoned relic and argues Republicans have been right on key issues from slavery to currency, urging strong partisan involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Ingalls
Pittsburg
Allegheny County
Pennsylvania
Senator Cameron
Quay
Allegeny County
Allerheny County
Rapalican Party
Ablican
Pittsbur
Therr
Tom
Democratic Party
Pattlon
Delamater
Kansas
Republican Party
Smeces
Cleveland
Oae
Peas
Illustration of Enterprise and Republican Progress over the West
A sweeping oration extols American enterprise from the confluence of streams to the western valleys. It praises George Washington, the wealth of the nation, and the rise of the Republican Party while condemning Democratic opposition as obstruction to universal suffrage and justice for Black and white voters alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Great Oceana
Public address on unity and political rally themes
A civic address discusses unity across Allegheny County and urges readers to rally under a flag symbolizing continental unity and American industriousness. The speaker warns against divisive dogma and calls for participation in November to support national ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny County
Maine
Vermont
Continental Unity
The Other Speakers at the Pennsylvania Rally
Senator Delamater praised national issues while urging focus on state matters. General Hastings defended Republicans and attacked Democrats, praising protective tariffs and warning of a Democratic gain, with Watres and Stewart adding closing remarks.
Ingalls Returns to Washington by Private Car
Senator Ingalls was escorted to the Union depot in a private car and boarded No. 20 at 3 20 this morning for Washington. General Hastings J A Brown Sam Warmcastle William Fline and County Chairman Porter accompanied him. Mr Porter drove the senator to the depot and arranged speech accommodations with Frank Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Ingalls
Duquesne
Hastings
J.A. Brown
Sam Warmcastle
William Fline
Porter
Union Depot
Frank Thompson
Washington
Telegram From Reed Notes Reed Absence At Meeting
A telegram received during the meeting from Speaker Reed stated he could not be present but believed his presence was not required. The message asserts Pennsylvania remains firmly Republican and will not abandon the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Pennsylvania
Appointment of William Traby as Pittsburg and Western superintendent
William Traby of the Sharpsville road was yesterday appointed Superintendent of the Pittsburg and Western road. Mr Boughton, who resigned, has accepted a position with the Chesapeake and Ohio at Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Traby
Sharpsville Road
Pittsburg and Western Road
Mr. Boughton
Chesapeake and Ohio
Cincinnati
World's Fair Plans Advanced by Harvard Professor
Prof Putnam of Harvard designs a mammoth ethnographical exhibit for the Columbian Exposition with a nucleus of a large ethnographic museum. Landscape engineer F L Olmsted arrives to join partner Gorman in laying out grounds and consulting the Advisory Board. Secretary Butterworth discusses amending Congress to invite foreign nations and have the National Commission handle the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
National Commission
Putasm
Harvard College
Mexico
Central America
Peru
America
Casey’s Mountain Dew Eye Whisky Ad at Liberty Street
A historical notice touts Casey’s Mountain Dew Eye as superior in parity and strength, claiming it will outperform any whisky at a similar price. Sold in full quart bottles for $1 at the old stand on Liberty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
Liberty Street
Plan for Glass Trust to Fix Prices Draws Chicago Hearing
Pittsburg and Western window glass manufacturers plan a new central corporation with $500 per pot capital, 800 pots total, to buy all product and set a fixed price. Firms keep their identities, sell through the trust for 13 months, and risks are limited to contract damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
CnicaGco
Pittsburg and Western Glass Manufacturers
Pittsburg
Dispatch
Manufacturers’ Committee
Willian Loeffler
James H. Chambers
Illinois
Ittsburg
United Glass Company
Pblic
Alleghenies
James H. Rice
Rice
Western Jobbers' Association
Cincinnati
St. Paul
West
Ohio Evangelical Association closes after resolutions against Bishop Dobbs
The fifty third annual session of the Ohio Conference of the Evangelical Association adjourned today with resolutions condemning Bishop Dobbs and tenets read and adopted. The resolutions accuse Dobbs and five seceding Western conferences of lying forgery and misrepresentation, actions that shock the church and threaten its unity. The meeting was led by Bowman as president.
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Canle Company
Loxton
Liverpool
Worthy
W. H. Wilson
Ashburton
Exeter
Devonshire
William Knappman
William Kosppman
Mr. Knappman
Brave
Kouaorman
Mr. W. ©. Wilson
Austria
Germany
Ceont Kalooky
Corramicht
Campaign OF Socialists
Soma
Eosenbaum & Co
Erie
Harrison Kelley
Death's Door
Boy
Rea Party
Cigs
Western Pennays
Agar
Pacific
Alleheny
Allegheries
Rocky Mountains
Gulf of Mexico
Massachusetts
St. Louis
Jefferson City
Misouri
Sierra Nevada
Yellowstone
Rio Grande
Abraham Lincoln
National Ledger
United Ss
Dahomey
Mississippi
Esaq
Witon Te Ilamee
Limited
Ohio
Grant
Sheridan
Lincoln
Garfield
Pattison
Watres
Thomas J. Stewart
Traby
Prof. Putnam
Harvard Collge
Mammoth
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