McKinley Defends Silver Policy and Pottery Wages
Major McKinley addresses 12 000 in Music Hall defending free coinage and the Bland Allison policy. He cites East Liverpool pottery firm telegrams, refutes Campbell on linseed oil and fruit jars, and labels Democratic tariff rhetoric as harmful to American industry.
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McKinley
Music Hall
Ohio
John Sherman
Campbell
Sidney
United States
Tmr
Mamphell
East Liverpool
2Mgeirer
Merket
The
Aequirer
United States Glass Company
King
New York
Penitentia
Auburn
N. Y
J. & Reublican
Goramee
W. EK. Winslow
New York State
Major McKinley
Jai Leey
Mills Talks Calamity and Tariff Reform in Mansfield Speech
In Mansfield on September 19, around 7,000 heard Democratic leaders Roger Q. Mills and Yoder address the crowd. Mills argued widespread unrest from debt and labor strain, faulting Republicans, urged nonpartisan unity, and pressed tariff reform while endorsing free coinage of silver as secondary.
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Mills
Socratic Party
Congress
Silva
United States
Berks Republicans Nominate Blaine Backed Delegate Bid
Reading readers recount Berks County Republican convention nominating A. M. High as national delegate to 1882 Blaine tied convention. Luden named for Constitutional Convention. Quay Cameron Gregg Morrison indorsed. Harrison praised but Blaine praised as patriot leader. General G gave a rousing speech.
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Quay
Cameron
Reading
Berks
Blaine
A. M. High
James G. Blaine
Court House
Edward M. Luden
High
Harrison
Pennsylvania
James G
Gregg
Morrison
General G
Belden Denies War Cabinet Bid
Syracuse reports firebrand Congressman James J. Belden has no knowledge of any offer to join the President's Cabinet as Secretary of War. Belden, at Frontenac Thousand Islands, declines comment, and remains focused on nominating a sheriff for Genesee County amid factional Republican opposition and the Rochester state ticket.
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Syracuse
James J. Belden
Belden
Frontenac
Thousand Islands
Gna County
Rochester
Fassett
Hendricks
Port of New York
Powderly Defeated by Delegates in Leg Convention Fight
Philadelphia dispatch reports the Knights of Labor Legislative Convention failed to ratify the bargain between Powderly led faction and Wright-Butler faction. The debate centered on adopting the majority vs minority committee reports with Caffrey supporting the minority. Powderly sought endorsement for constitutional convention delegates but was blocked.
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Papectas
Dispatut
Philadelphia
Knights of Labor
Order
Legislative Committee
P. F. Caffrey
Workman
Powderly
Gregg
Morrison
Wright-Butler
Ron
Iain M. H. Butler
Tidioute
James A. Wright
Hugh McGarvey
Beaver Meadow
Harrisburg
Scranton
Terence V. Powderly
D. J. Campbell
M. T. Burke
Lancaster
J.D. Pyatt
L. F. East
Miss Elmira Payne
Carbon
John F. Dougherty
Luzerne
Latrobe
Collis Lovely
M. H. Butler
Oil City
James
Connor Houtzdale
James White
Madera
Daniel Lennon
Scondale
Peter Wise
Lebanon
J. A. H. Bileiskin
Ashland
Daniel Rohrer
York
Samuel Hibbs
James A. So
J. H. Carr
Henry
P. K. Dever
Indorse
Toelone F. Bisok
Quay
Butler
Wright
J. D
L. F. Foust
Edward Williams
Elmira Payne
Caffrey
Gaffre
Tate
Messrs. Burke
McGarvey
Congressman's Sinking in Newport
Newport news reports Congressman W. L. Scott gravely ill with extreme prostration. Doctors Pepper of Philadelphia and Rankin of this city attend him. as of evening, he remains conscious though in great pain and is not expected to survive 24 hours. Messages of sympathy pour in from supporters.
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Newport
W. L. Scott
Dr. Pepper
Philadelphia
Rankin
Probable Murder After Tarentum Bar Row
A drunken dispute at West Tarentum among French workers from Pittsburg Plate Glass Co ends in violence over a elopement. Knives and revolvers used. one man crushed skull likely dead, another shot in the leg, a third slashed, and the groom severely stabbed.
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Tarentum
Spreia
West Tarentum
Death by his own hand ends former Columbus businessman's life
Henry Goessling, once a prominent Columbus businessman, committed suicide today by taking laudanum. Domestic trouble was given as the cause. He had a brother, a Lutheran.
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Colttumbus, O
Henry Goessling
Minister Aids Worsening Strife Over Deceased's Drinking
A minister from Allegheny helped as much as possible though the deceased grew a heavy drinking problem due to his troubles. The text notes the minister’s ongoing support amid hardship.
Two Trains Demolished in Greensburg Wreck
A double train wreck near Greensburg Pennsylvania on a steep downgrade killed two crewmen and left another rescued from under debris. Forty freight cars were demolished and a cattle train lost twenty carloads of cattle. vandals swarmed the scene as police tried to protect the debris and prevent looting.
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Greensburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rogers
R. W. Wadsworth
R. E. Stanley
Stanley
New York
Pittsburg
Greensburg Court House
Pattison Visited Pittsburg Enjoys Morganza Reform School Stop
Governor Pattison drifted into Pittsburg and left for Morganza to inspect the Reform School. He dined at the Duquesne Club with local leaders then rode to the East after a 4:30 train, saying he would return in about six weeks to inspect the Western Penitentiary and West Penn Hospital.
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Duquesne Cinbct
Pattison
Pittsburg
Fitzsimmons
Bradley
Philadelphia
Morganza
Reform School
Union Station
McKibben
Duquesne Club
Mr. McKibben
Colonel Bradley
McClelland
James B. Scotti
J. Preasley Fleming
Larkin
West Guffy
J. M. Guffy
A. F. Keating
Reyslers
East
Western Penitentiary
West Penn Hospital
Pennsylvania
Campbell
Ohio
Morganza Reform School
City
Fatal stabbing affray in Arabian colony on Bazin alley
An Arabian pedlar, Asper Carano, fatally stabbed fellow pedlar Gabriella Coria during a drunken brawl at Bazin alley. Carano fled but was captured by Officer Metzgar. Police Surgeon Mayer said Coria likely would not survive.
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Asper Carano
Gabriella Coria
Bazin Alley
Basin
Carano
Metzgar
Mayer
Rainmaking scheme eyed for Goodland area
Frank Melbourne, an Australian scientist, has a contract to induce rain on September 26 near Goodland Sherman County Kansas. He will be paid 500 dollars to cause rain within a 50 mile radius of Goodlaw near the Colorado line. The state seeks relief from drought as irrigation proves impossible. Governor Humphrey may attend along with a Topeka delegation.
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Melbourne
Australia
Goodland
Sherman County
Kas
Goodlaw
Colorado Line
Humphrey
Topeka
Rainmaking Experiments Fail to Produce Rain in El Paso Area
In El Paso and nearby, government rainmaking tests yielded no rainfall. Residents express disappointment among expedition members who blame unfavorable conditions rather than faulty theory. Meteorologists note some rain to the east south and north may have been caused by yesterday’s heavy explosions.
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el Paso
Local Girl Inherits $50,000 From England Relative
Miss Maud Weaver of Bradford receives word that a rich uncle in England has died leaving her all his effects valued at 50000 dollars. She will depart for England early next week to manage the fortune.
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Bradford
Property to be Sold in Astor Town Sheriff Sale
One hundred and twenty shares in the North Jeannette Land and Improvement Company, owned by James A. Chambers, will be sold by the sheriff in Astor Town on Wednesday next. The suit is brought at the instance of Mr. Chambers' mother.
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Astor Town
North
Conspiracy charges loom in Harrisburg audit probe
Auditor General McCamant defends his handling of remittances to John Bardsley amid accusations of favors and conspiratorial links with Bardsley and Livsey. Witnesses described letters suggesting a scheme to divert state funds, with details of payments, securities, and requested loans, as investigators plan further hearings in Harrisburg.
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McCamant
Treasury
John Bardsley
Philadelphia
Graham
Bardsley
McCamnant
Dean Banpster
Fow
Mr. McCamant
North American Review
Russia
Livsey
Livesey
MecCamant
Hessel
Myers
Glenn
t-at-Arms
Quebec Premier Mercier Backs Down on Royal Commission
Montreal reports a political crisis eased as Premier Mercier accepts a royal commission to probe recent scandals. Judges Bailey Davidson and Jetter of Montreal will lead the inquiry, with the Lieutenant Governor withholding legislative action until the probe finishes.
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Quebec
Montreal
Angers
Mercier
Bailey, Davidson
Jetter
Pope Leo Delivers Call Against Socialists at Rome Pilgrimage
Pope Leo XIII addressed 2000 working pilgrims at St Peter's receiving crowd. He urged unity and charity to solve labor issues, warning against Socialists and stressing conscience and church guidance in wages and social reform. Cardinal Langenieux led the pilgrim delegation.
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St. Peter's
Langenieux
Rome
The Distance Classified News and Features Overview
The Dispatch Directory outlines a two part issue with news in part one and special cables class news and literary features in part two. It lists pages for various sections including The News of Errors Wart To Let How To Doom Potatoes Katydim Entertaining A Visitor and Gossip of the Day with mixed society and educational content.
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All Panis
Oonerey Atha M
Tarbell Jolly Rris
Kretgle
Ellice Serena
Tur Grand Army
GUARD
Educational News
CiviLizen Batages
Frank G
Carpenter Stontes
Hoggins
Frepane Anode
Pepe Omen
Sheridan Rives Banks Creep
E. Stofial
Charles T. Murray
PictuUcEs Oy
ExrEaon William
Camle
George Hodges
Bill Nye
RurLe Bouuers
Chinese Christian and Pagan Clash Over Ye Tang Case
In Pittsburgh a Chinese man Ye Tang faces a court case amid public tension between Christian Chinese and pagan foes. Attorneys argued mob threats and possible murder for Ye Tang and his safe worth up to large sums while supporters described months of persecution tied to his faith and community ties.
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Ye Chin
Quarter Sessions
W. H. McGary
Ye Tang
Chin
Te Tang
John M. Morrison
A. L. Large
We Chin
Chin Wa
Alderman McMasters
Confucius
Rev. E R. Donehoo
Messrs. Gray
McTiunkin
Calvin
Messrs
Gray and
Melunkin
Second Presbyterian Church
Donehoo
Edwin T. Gray
First Avenue
Pittsburg
Jay
Chineas
New York
Unitin
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