Campaign on in New York and across the states
The empire state campaign opened with both parties chasing momentum as party leaders and committees mobilize. Tammany chiefs Croker and McLaughlin direct the Democratic push while Republicans rally at Fifth Avenue Hotel to spur rural turnout and registration efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Empire State
Dar
Sheehan
Hackett
Brookfield
Sheeran
Hill
Brooklyn
Virginia
South Carolina
Democratic State Campaign Committee
Harlem
Tammany
Ficht
Croker
McLaughlin
People’s Party
James Paradise Oliver
National Democratic
H. A. Steber
Oneida County
J. K. O'Connor
O'Connor
Steber
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Carter
National Committee
Platt
Warner Miller
Whitney
Marrity
Bureau of National Democracy
Crisp
Georgia
Ellery Anderson
Reform Clut
American Protective Tariff League
Charles J. Canada
National Democratic Committee
National Association of Democratic Clubs
Pittsburg Wins a Prize at Republican Parade
Burrawo New York September 11 The Tarif Club receives the top banner from the National League after a 6000 strong Republican parade reviewed by Reid Clarkson Allen of Michigan Fairchild of Wisconsin and Henry Glesson. Prizes go to New York State for first Buffalo Republican League second and Buffalo Republican League third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrawo
N. Y
Republican League
Whitefax Reid
Clarkson
Allen
Michigan
Fairchild
Wisconsin
Henry Glesson
League
Troquois Hotel
Reid
Esll
Eluls
National League
New York State
Buffalo Republican League
Young Men's Republican Tariff Club
Pittsburg
Jeannette election case heard with 100 witnesses in Greensburg
In Greensburg on September 16 the Jeannette election case was heard by Judge Wickham. The case grew from the April Republican primary when Postmaster Vinton alleged undue means used to defeat him for committee seat. Indictments charged leading Republicans with bribery and perjury. The three charges were combined on one bill. over 100 witnesses waited to testify, but the judge earlier quashed the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Jeannette
Criminal Court
Wickham
Beaver County
Pri
Vinton
Ealier
Getting Ready for Scranton Delegates Named by County Democracy
The County Democracy appointed a slate of delegates to represent the association at the upcoming sninal meeting in Scranton. Delegates include J. M. Gurty, James Atwell, B. McKenna, Alex Wilson, Thomas J. Keenan, K A. Campbell, W. J. Brennen, and others, with travel plans set for Pittsburgers to depart Monday evening. The notice notes Buzzanky's Bay, Mase, Sept 16, and mentions Editor Morse of Indianapolis as the only bizarre Gray Fables today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Democracy
Scranton
Pittsburgers
Brennen
County Democracy Association
J. M. Gurty
James Atwell
B. McKenna
Alex Wilson
Thomas J. Keenan
K A. Campbell
W. J. Brennen
George W. Rochert
R. F. Rafferty
S. Kennedy
Robert Swan
P. Foley
T. B Alcorn
C King
Peter Carr
Phillip Smith
Mase
Morse
Indianapolis
Cleve
Ex-President Denies Tariff Attitude Report
The ex- President dismissed media reports about his stance on modifying the tariff plank in his forthcoming letter of acceptance. He smiled and stated newspapers have no ground for such a claim and that no one is authorized to forecast the theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land
A BAD MIX IN INDIANA Likelihood of Two Legislatures Being Elected
Indiana politics discuss the constitutional challenge to the 1885 and 1891 legislative apportionment acts. Judge Bundy will rule Monday. Democrats allegedly plan to run under the 1891 act regardless of the decision, risking two legislatures and major confusion if courts invalidate both acts. Some leaders fear a special session to redraw districts if 1879 Republican Act is ruled unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IndiaNa Pouis
Bundy
Reed
Supreme Court
Elkins Opens Republican Campaign in Davis West Virginia
Secretary of War Stephen B. Elkins formally opened the Republican campaign in Davis West Virginia addressing an audience of miners railroad workers and farmers. He urged tariff protection as the path to industrial progress noting lower prices higher wages and reduced cost of living under the protective system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wucetine
W. Vaa
Stephen B. Elkins
Davis
West Virginia Central Railroad
Elkins
West Virginia
Republican Party
United States
The Third Party in Alabama Nominees Named
The third party convention met at 8 this morning in Alabama and formed a permanent organization. Nominees for Congress include W. T. Mason in the First district Frank Baltwell in the Second district J. I Tate in the Third district A. T P. Longshore in the Fourth district W. C. Whatler in the Fifth district John M. Davis in the Sixth district Blackwell in the Seventh district and J. H. Parsons in the Ninth district. Parsons is the brother of the U S District Attorney. Republican factions remain split with both committees adjourned without agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ric Misonami
Ala
Congrest
W. T. Mason
Frank Baltwell
J. 1 Tate
A. T P. Longshore
W. C. Whatler
John M. Davis
Blackwell
J. H. Parsons
Parsons
United States
Stevenson at Raleigh demonstrates national figures in North Carolina
Hon A E Stevenson arrived from Asheville to Raleigh at 8 this morning amid a large welcome. En route, a strong show of support occurred in Hickory and a street parade led to St Mary’s Mound where about 8 000 people heard his tariff and force bill remarks. Cleveland references drew loud cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C
A. E Stevenson
Mr. Stevenson
Raleigh
Asheville
Hickory
St. Mary’s Mound
Stevenson
Cleveland
People’s Party Moves to Put Candidates On State Ticket
Harrisburg September 16 Special The People’s party of Pennsylvania filed nomination papers signed by 10 000 voters asking that party candidates be printed on the official state ballot. State Chairman Thompson and L F Armbrust and C A Burrows of Westmoreland and Allegheny filed the papers. Two thousand more signatures are expected by Monday the filing deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
People's Party of Pennsylvania
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Thompson
L. F. Armbrust
C A. Burrows
Westmoreland
Allegeny
Party nominations across districts in early campaigns
Notes report renominations and nominations for Congress across several states. Oates is renominated by Alabama Democrats. Fearn J. Cannon, son of a Mormon leader, is nominated by Mormon Republican Convention. Colonel Silas A. Dawes wins Kentucky Eleventh District GOP nomination. James M. Ashing secures Ohio Ninth District GOP nod after a 73 ballot deadlock. A Paris letter by Mary Temple Bayard previews A Day with Worth for THE DISPATCH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Oates
Fearn J. Cannon
Canton
Mormon Republican Territorial Convention
Congress
Silas A. Dawes
Kentucky
Wilson
Ohio
James M. Ashing
Toledo
Andrew Jolson
Mary Temple Bayard
Paris
FATHER MOLLINGER'S MONEY DISSENSION IN ESTATE PETITION
Register Conner yesterday denied John De V Hofman of New York the right to revoke letters of administration for the late Father Mollinger. Hofman claimed kinship and sought control, but evidence about Dutch siblings was considered and the petition was dismissed. Letters remain with Gregor Meyer.
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Register Conner
John de V. Hofman
New York
Father Mollinger
Gregor Meyer
Hofman
Father Mollinger S
Holland
Meyer
Unsuccessful meeting at Homestead over Hun and Slav labor
Tiugh O'Donnell goes to the county jail awaiting a hearing as Homestead tensions deepen. The advisory committee and company clash over the Hun and Slav laborers, about 600 workers, who hold leverage in talks about returning to mills. Pinkerton detectives deter disturbances while clashes and rumors ripple through the labor town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiugh O'Donnell
Homestead
Salvation Army
Mill Gate
Eighth Avenue
National Guard
Burgess McLuckie
Amal— Association
Rink
Pinkerton
Robert
O'Donnell Arrested in Homestead Murder Case
Hugh O'Donnell of Homestead fame was arrested at Grant street and Fifth avenue, jailed on a second murder charge related to the Homestead riots. Attorney John F. Cox promised surrender, bail denied, hearing delayed to Monday. Hugh Ross fled. Pinkertons guarded Homestead home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh O'Donnell
Homestead Fame
Grant Street
Fifth Avenue
Homestead
John F. Cox
O'Donnell
McMastere
Miller
Pat Farrel
Cox
Hugh Ross
Pinkertons
Speeches at Beaver Falls by Amalgamated speakers
A mass meeting at Beaver Falls Opera House chaired by J. P. Sheehan featured George Dilton of the Flint Glass Workers Association, Homestead’s Bakewell, W. H. Carney, and William T. Roberta of Homestead. The event, though less crowded than earlier ones, was praised for facts over rhetoric and closed with songs by Secretary Madden amid laughter and applause. Ward was reportedly in the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Association
Beaver Falls
J. P. Sheehan
George Dilton
Flint Glass Workers’ Association
Mr. Bakewell
Homestead
W. H. Carney
William T. Roberta
Madden
Amalgamated
Ward
Sheban
A Bad Year for Labor and Amalgamated Association
William Welhe, president of the Amalgamated Association, defends the union against claims of weakness. He notes more lodges since 1885 and two added in the year ending June 1892, while calling 1892 a bad year for labor nationally amid discontent over a ten percent reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Welhe
Amalgamated Association
Pittsburg
Iron and steel rates to rise October first
Local freight agents report from the Central Traffic Association meeting in Chicago that iron and steel rates will increase on October 1. The current fifth and sixth class iron will shift to fourth and fifth, with Chicago rates rising from 17 14 and 15 cents to 20 and 17 1/2 cents. Pig iron rates, extended to December 31 due to market dullness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Traffic Association
Chicago
Strikers Press Missionary Work at Local Mills
Quiet at the Thirty third and Twenty ninth street mills as strikers conduct missionary work among workers and report several are near quitting work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirty-third
Twenty-ninth Street Mills
Bonds Burned In Canton At Dueber Plant
In Canton Ohio on September 16 the Dueber Company destroyed 300000 dollars in bonds issued in 1891 to cover debts. Trustees said their mission was fulfilled and turned over securities to the Dueber Watch Case Manufacturing Company. Directors resigned and were replaced by Joseph C Dueber Joseph Daller Mary A Dueber John C Dueber and Colonel Moore forming a renewed board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Dueber Company
Big Case
Dueber Watch Case Manufacturing Company
Messrs. Champion
Bourne and Lynch
Joseph C Dueber
Joseph Daller
Mary A. Dueber
John C. Dueber
Colonel Moore
Cloth maker Max Wassermann tours Chicago on first U.S. visit
Max Wassermann, a Glara Saxony cloth manufacturer, traveled to Chicago on his first visit to America. He criticizes the McKinley tariff as favoring finer cloths while penalizing coarser grades. He notes tariffs have not saved his business and that his exports to America are growing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Wassermann
Glara
Saxony
Chicago
America
Wassermann
Eye Strain and Headache Linked to Irregular Vision
Eye strain is identified as a common cause of headaches and nervous ailments due to irregular refraction forming power. Many patients with good vision unconsciously strain to see, triggering pain. Dr. Sadier reports over 50 cases examined, with many relieved by properly adjusted glasses. Also notes piano for sale and furniture display listings from local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadier
Penn Avenue
State Quarantine Big Work for Moneyless Men
Philadelphia report on a sanitary plan to inspect immigrants at state borders. Railroad officials and doctors discuss funding, inspection stations at Morrisville Easton and border lines, certificates for passengers, side-tracking cholera cases, and quarantine measures including destruction of unclaimed baggage and bedding to prevent germ spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Benjamin Lee
State Board of Health
William J. Latta
Pennsylvania Railroad
van Smith
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Dr. Morris
Philadelphia and Reading
James Potter
Charles McIntyre
Easton
Lehigh
William B. Atkinson
Delaware
Henry Leffman
Howard Murphy
Stuart
Let
Morrisville
Trenton
State Line
New York
Jersey City
New Jersey
Cumberland
Timore and Ohio Railroad
Town
Ohio's Quarantine Rules Adapted for Immigrants and Trains
The Ohio State Board of Health approved nine strict quarantine rules governing immigrant transport and cholera prevention. They require certificates of health, restrict immigrant entries to special cars, lock train compartments, disinfect carriages, and mandate railways to aid inspectors. The rules become effective September 18, 1892, with Warren replacing Latimer in station arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Board of Health
Probst
New York City
Ohio
Eule É
Tno Railway Company
Warren
Latimer
Quarantine Powers Clarified By Attorney General Opinion
In response to a White House inquiry the Attorney General issued an opinion on the scope of quarantine authority held by the Surgeon General of the Marine Hospital Service and the Secretary of the Treasury. The President approved the inquiry and the opinion discusses powers over immigration from ports deemed infected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Marine Hospital Service
Secretary of the Treasury
Miller
Contagious Disease Restrictions Power Confirmed
The text argues that state and federal regulators can impose extra limits or total bans on ships or vehicles from areas with contagious disease, and on goods or animals, under presidential authorization and executive approval. It stresses officers named in the inquiry have power to enforce these restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe and Seysteleens
Fede
United States
Octopus in Honolulu Opera of a Lottery Franchise Plan
Honolulu September 10 The Louisiana lottery seeks a 25 year exclusive franchise for Honolulu with D H Cross W B Davenport John Phillips J J Williams and Dr Gilbert Foote named as grantees. Annual payments 500000 plus 15 public works subsidies totaling 5500000 yearly. Two commissioners to preside over drawings. tax and license exemptions and mail use granted. Opposition exists but supporters show up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HonoLuLu
D. H. Cross
Chicago
W. B. Davenport
St. Louis
John Phillips
J. J. Williams
Gilbert Foote
Minister of the Interior
Oshu
Hilo
Hamakua
Hawaii
Hawaiian Kingdom
United States
Warned Against Women by Bishop Newman at Ohio Conference
At a Method Episcopal camp-fire in Steubenville Bishop Newman warned young ministers to beware of indiscreet lady members and to ask applicants if they use tobacco. Bishop Taylor spoke long and East Liverpool was chosen for the next conference with Warren and East Liverpool listed as sites. Dr. Horner spoke for the Pittsburg Book Repository.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steuhenville
Methodial Episcopal Conference
Newman
Jon A. Logan
General Grant
Taylor
East Liverpool
Warren
Joseph F. Horner
Pittsburg
Louisiana Receives Direct Tax Payment for State
Baron Rover Sept 11 The Governor reports receipt of a United States direct tax payment due to Louisiana amounting to 314,500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Baron Rover
United States
Illness eased by a health product claim
A reader reports severe symptoms and intolerable discomfort finally relieved after using a product from a named agency. Within a month of starting treatment all affected individuals recovered, including one who was ill for five months. The account cites a specific location and person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ageny
Reeve Ua
Picea Warren Cv
N. Ds
Cuticura Resolvent and Cure Promoted for Skin Purity
An antiquated ad copy touts Cuticura Resolvent as a blood purifier to cleanse impurities and a skin cure for scaling, itching, and burning. It claims Cuticura Soap as an external beautifier and cites dramatic improvements in thousands of cases with severe symptoms.
Deposits and Interest Terms From Jet and 15th Monthly
Cor. Wood and Diamonds deposits and upward received and interest paid thereon commence from the Jet and 15th of each month. Jos. Abel, President, A. FE.oe Vice President, A. Sena H.W. Wilker, Treasurer, Geo. Guthrie, Solicitor. Directors include Jos. Abel and others. Open daily from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cor. Wood and Diamonds
Jos. Abel
A. FE. ‘Oe
A. Sena
H.W. Wilker
Geo. Guthrie
Jos, Abel
A. Groetzinger
J. F. Pereathas
F. Schwarz
Christian Sie
Piesphen Sesten Eeb
Peter Keil
H. H. Niemann
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Empire
Pittsburg Tariff Club
Buffalo
Tarif
Indiana
People's Party
HMS
News OF the
Great Labor World
Third Avenue
City Farm Lane
Alex. Wisloski
Carnegies
Frank Armold
Leisenring
Wisloski
Quinn
Coal and Iron
Curry
John Rattigan
David Yneh
Elba
Everson
Elba Iron Works
Court House-Hill
Hoss
Welhe
Mellor & Hoene
Sa City
Asa Tor
Y. Mellor & House
Schoeneck & Son
Liberty Street
Pennsylvania
Board of Health Committee
Ebneckeye
Bishop Newman
Ohio Conference
Petras Bevo
Heaton
Wssuwk
Chase
TEE Worth Havang
Germania Savings Bank
Latimer’s
Tard
Brussels
Emas
Turkey
T.m.latimer
Federal St
S. Diamond
Allegheny, PA
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