Quay Talks Health and Politics From Florida
Special Telegram reports Senator Quay says his health improved after tarpon fishing in St. Lucie Florida and that vertigo remains a concern. He sees Harrison likely to win and has nothing to offer the administration, while Cleveland's letter may challenge tariff lines and wildcat banking policy. He hints he may not run for re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quey
Harrison
Platt
Cleveland
Pattison
Pennsylvania
Foster
Jacksonville
Fla
Quay
St. Lucie
Gret
New York
National Committee
Herrieon
Fairchild
Treasury
Chicago
United States Senate
Quay comments on legislature aims and Florida voting
Senator Quay discusses chances for a Republican legislature favorable to his re election and notes Mugwump Democrats allied against him over Pattison. He dismisses Florida election juggling rumors and expresses sympathy for Mrs Harrison as he plans to return to St Lucie with his son Dick before Congress opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legat
United States
Pattison
Combine
Pennsylvania
Senate
Ware
Quay
Florida
St. Lucie
Senator Quay
Washington
Harrison
White House
Congress
The Influence Club Dead in Democratic Women’s Bid
Frances Cleveland Influence Club rejects National Democratic Club endorsement. Secretary Miss Sarah E. Fuller resigns in disgust after lack of support from the Democratic Campaign Committee. Club founder Ormsby urged disbanding as Don M. Dickinson signals no action. Women’s club struggle mirrors party hesitation before next month’s convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yong
Frances Cleveland
National Democratic Committee
Sarah E. Fuller
Central Park
Long Island
Miss Fuller
Grover Cleveland
Ormsby
Democratic Campaign Committee
Don M. Dickingon
Don Pede
Machine
Club
Treasury Secretary to field campaign material on state banks
The article reports Secretary Charles Foster may release parts of a Treasury prepared report on the national banking system to aid the Republican campaign. Harry Smith, a former Journal Clerk and Assistant Register of the Treasury, interviews New England bankers to counter Democratic calls to repeal the 10 percent note tax. The findings, intended for Congress next winter, could be used in the current political effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasassotox
Charles Foster
Harrison
Harry” Smith
House of Representatives
Treassury
General Rosecrans
Secretary of the Treasury
Danka
Smith
New England
Peck
New York
Capes
Mr. Smith
Congress
Foster
Vermont Prohibitionist Looms as Governor Contender
New York dispatch reports Bradley B. Smalley a Democratic National Committee member and Vermont gubernatorial candidate claims a discovery could give Allen the Prohibitionist victory if contested. Smalley notes Allen's vote total near 1,309 to 1,500 and cites ineligibility of Fuller and himself as bank directors under Vermont law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradley B. Smalley
Democratic National Committee
Vermont
Allen
Smalley
Carter
Republican
Harrity
Levi KK. Fuller
Revere
Smatley
Fuller
Ayers
State of
American tin plate success fuels importer ruses
Hazen Company reports an order of 6,000 boxes from Norton Brothers of Chicago for Elwood tin after a 5,000 box first shipment was completed in six weeks, half the contract time. Importers push inferior, lighter tins and false claims about American deliveries.
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Cisorexall
Sept
American Tin Plate
Hazen Company
American Tin Plate Company
Elwood
Ind
Norton Brothers
Chicago
Elwood Tin
American
A Dead Count's Fralities Opened in Court
Praeve Sept 23. A celebrated will case opens here with the contest by relatives of a dead count. The proceedings focus on the will's legitimacy and the claims of various family members seeking portions of the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will. Praeve
Trial to contest Count Waldstein legacy and alleged manipulation
The late Count Waldstein seeks to set aside a legacy worth several hundred thousand florins to his chief steward and head forester, arguing they exploited his frailty. Expected three week trial with aristocratic witnesses including Baron Rothschild and the Marquis of Jacquehem. Metternichs claim he was driven to insanity by cognac and poor education, while doctors say liver enlargement from drinking caused his death. Forester Welnelt testifies the Count was healthy but hated his mother and sister who he blamed for his education and aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Waldstein
Baron Albert Rothschild
Marquis of
Jacquehem
Count Sconborn
Metternich
Welnelt
Stevenson Arrives in Roanoke for Campaign Stop
Stevenson Democratic candidate for Vice President Adial E Stevenson arrived in Roanoke from Danville to a crowd of several hundred at the station. He was escorted by Mayor Trout and local officials. Tomorrow night he plans to speak with Paul Edmonds also slated to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roachers
Adial E Stevenson
Roanoke
Danville
Stevenson
Trout
M. C. Thomas
J. H. Payne
Paul Edmonds
Congress
Dickinson Reports NY Outlook Satisfactory to Democrats
Don M. Dickinson and Josiah Quincy visited Mr. Cleveland in Bouzzain s Bar Dickinson said the current New York outlook is satisfactory for the Democratic party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouzzain
Mass
Don M. Dickinson
Josiah Quincy
Cleveland
Dickinson
New York
Third party nominee names in Seventh Wisconsin race
Notes from the political camps report that the Tax People party convention in Wisconsin's Seventh District nominated Dr. Frank Fowler for Congress. In Cordele Georgia General Field denounced Rev. R. D. Gentry and a crowd attempted to reach Field but was held back. The Union Republican Club of McKeesport plans a large delegation to Washington Pa. celebration and aims to secure McKinley for a future speech there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax People’s Party
Wisconsin
Frank Fowell
Cordcle
General Field
R. D. Gentry Aga Iar
Anaary
Union Republican Club
McKeesport
Washington, Pa
McKinley
Lessons of cholera threaten New York politics and hullabaloo
Rev Thomas Dixon denounces New York quarantine methods and Tam many Hall accusing steamship firms of profits over public health. He links cholera to political manipulation and calls for accountability across cities, condemning vaccination of reform efforts and allied mobs and prisons in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas Dixon
America
Bay of New York
Friend
Europe
Tammany Hall
Fourteenth Street
Heaven and Earth
Hamburg
John Most
Berkman
Haymarket Square
New Orleans
Pennsylvania
Deceived by a Bright Star on Jupiter’s Fifth Moon
Prof E Barnard refutes Sawyer Cogley’s claim to have first spotted Jupiter’s fifth satellite. He explains telescope power and sky conditions affect visibility and cites an Easter city minister’s claim of discovery with a small instrument. Barnard notes a bright star near Jupiter confused observers that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Franccisco
E. Barnard
Jupiter
Lick Observatory
Sawyer Cogiey
Washington
Barnard
Veinch
Cogley
Eastearn
John Dillon Hurt In Street Car Fall
John Dillon prominent Irish Nationalist fell from a car in Denim on September 21 striking his left forearm on the ground. He suffered a severe facial cut and a broken arm but is reported to be progressing favorably with no serious harm expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dillon
Dillon
Mrs. Harrison No Worse After Restless Night
Wasermeeros Sept 2 The oppressive Washington weather kept Mrs. Harrison unusually wakeful overnight prompting a circulating rumor of a change for the worse. Dr Gardner says she slept some hours in the day and remains comfortable with no new complications and she rests quietly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mrs. Harrison
Gardner
Nena Conieht Aml
Paralytic Stroke Sways Justice Lamar’s Supreme Court Outlook
Washington dispatch notes Justice Lamar’s paralytic stroke, his rapid decline, and months of abstraction despite earlier brilliance. The piece details critics’ astonishment at his elevation, Cleveland’s controversial promotion, and neighbors’ speculation about a family’s ongoing interest in Lamar’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom
Dent
WasHiIndon
Justice Lamar
Supreme Court
Lamar counsel urged extreme measures in Klan case
The article alleges that Lamar advised his Ku Klux clients to take extreme actions to avoid prison. It links his conduct to the Vincksnar episode in Mississippi and to the murder of Judge Chisholm and his daughter, suggesting pleas may have included threats of death to deter arrests or transportation if convicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O& Family
Jastios Lamwaar
Eeary
Judge Chisholm
Ku Klux
Mississippi
The
Amily
Icis
Lamar
Vincksnar
Hill
Mississippio
Quarantine Reports Calm as Camp Low Sees Tramp Influx
From New York City cholera bulletins from Europe are cited as calm with favorable reports. A mysterious German tramp Anton Duda wanders into Camp Low, claimed to have walked over water and previously jailed for wandering into prison. Cholera cases are updated in Vienna Galicia Bavssets Pereranvee Paris St Omer Cherbourg Havre Hampore and Netherlands with varying counts and deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Low
Europe
New Yor
Sandy Hook
Anton Duda
New York
New Jersey
Peneng Rong
Marine Camp
Vienna
Galicia
Bavssets
Pereranvee
Paris
St. Omer
Calais
Cherbourg
Havre
Hampore
Npam
Netherlands
Ambition Killed Gilmore Death of Noted Band Master
In St. Louis on September 25 Prof Pat Gilmore famed band master died officially of heart failure but friends say professional ambitions hastened his end. Cincinnati Baseball Club manager Bancroft recalled Gilmore’s joyous wine fueled mood after learning he had been named musical director for the World's Fair. The funeral is set for New York with mass at St Francis Xavier and burial at Calvary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Pat Gilmore
Gumore
Bancroft
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Lindell Hotel
Gilmore, Jr
Gilmore
Colonel Gilmore
New York
St. Francis Xavier
Jesuit Church
Calvary Cemetery
Desperate Whiskey Fueled Fight Ends in Two Deaths
Five drunken lumbermen near Covert quarreled over a gallon of whiskey. George Casselman was fatally shot. Venamen and Morris Casselman were wounded as the group clashed with axes and a revolver before retreating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hantrorp
Mres
Covert
Morris Casselman
George Casselman
J. Vencamo
C. Burton L. Strouble
Isbor
Casselmans
Burton
Keenex
Venamen
Sailor Bethel Proposed by Chicago Pastor
Rev T J Milsted of Unity Church urges Congregation to support a Bethel for sailors in Chicago describing the need to offer sailors a respectable home rather than dives and saloons. The appeal ends with a disruption as some in the crowd push him from the church doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
T. J. Milsted
Unity Church
Intel Co Fe Congregation Rao
Suicide at hotel ends Jersey City man life
New York news reports R. O. Treated, a Jersey City wholesale toy dealer, killed himself at the International Hotel in New York. He had been a guest since yesterday and left a letter saying a child had accused him of a crime, which shattered him while he proclaimed his innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Youk
R. O
Jersey City
Suleie
International Hotel
French Troops Claim Large Battle Victory at Dahonse?
Telegraphic dispatch from Paris reports Colonel Dodds stating the French forces in Dahonse killed the flower of the Dubonseyan army in Monday’s battle. French troops plan to strike harder against the enemy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dodds
Dahonsey
Black Alliance Dominates German Politics Amid Bitter Debate
Berlin dispatch reports Count Caprivi's government pressing a clerical and conservative coalition despite Liberal opposition. Bismarck attacks the alliance with sharp editorials while Social Democrats clash at Urania Hall. Bremen notes celebrate the Bremerhaven river navigation milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichstag
Herr von Helldorff
Herr von Helfdorf
Bismarck
Ulttramontané
Woochrichen
Elementa
Bis
Social Democratic Party
Urania
Banglestrasse
Bebel
Liebknecht
Herrmann
Social Democrats
Wilhelm Werner
Social Democratic Laws
Bank of England
Singer
Warner
Werner
Everal
Hanover grounded at Bremerhaven port in unclear note
The report discusses the Hanover returning toward Bremerhaven with grounding at sixth street, uncertainty if the improvement will profit. It mentions Weser Elbe Rhine Canal plans linking interior regions, and delays to a ceremony dated for the Emperor's anniversary, with the event possibly rescheduled for the 25th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremerhaven
Hanover
Watand
Weser-Elbe-Rhine Canal
Agra
Weser
Muldoon backs Sullivan to train and fund him
Professor William Muldoon declares readiness to back John L. Sullivan with $5,000 and train him to fight any man. He criticizes Sullivan’s New Orleans handling and vows support as Sullivan regains top form with proper training and new backers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
New Orleans
Walnutyates
John L. Sullivan
William MuLdoon
Merk
Corbett
Banker and Money Gone in Hope Arkansas
News from September 25 reports the People's Bank of Hope Arkansas was attached and owner Dr W B Crossatt is missing. Depositors faced losses as checks dishonored with mo fonds and a 45 cent safebox find prompted multiple attachments, with deposits totaling about 120000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akg
People’s Bank, of
Hope
Ark
W. BR. Crossatt
Wainwright
Mo Fonds
Washington
Watowrichs
Sherif J. C. Jones
Ion
Ex-Judge Bauman Charged in Judge Long Attempted Murder
In Oatland s, ex judge J C Bauman of Kennerville is arrested on charges related to the July attempted assassination of Judge Long in Kennerville La Dennis Richards the confessed shooter says Bauman offered $100 to kill Long and promised money and help. A few weeks earlier a Black man named Dixon was lynched for the same crime instigated by Bauman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oatlans
J. C. Bauman
Kenneryville
Judge Long
Kennerville
Bauman
Dennis Richards
Boutte
Richards
Hooman
Long
Dixon
The Banker's Daughter Elopement Shocked New York
The elopement involved Miss Leonis Manuel daughter of Horace Manuel of Turner and Manuel, bankers, and clerk Solomon C Chatterton of Edison General Electric. The pair fled to join, despite class differences, sparking talk in affluent West Fifty-eighth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yor
West Fifty-eighth Street
Tweek
Eonis Manuel
Horace Manuel
Turner & Manuel
Manne
Chatterton
Regular troops in a skirmish on the lower Rio Grande
Official information from Texas reports a clash on the lower Rio Grande above Rio Grande City between U S troops led by Captain Francia P Hardie and a band of outlaw smugglers. The fight began at dawn and there were no fatalities, with a posse of U S Marshals accompanying the soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Autonio
Military
Department of Texas
Rio Grande
Rio Grande City
United States
Francia P. Hardie
Chancellor Creighton Cleared After Secret Church Trial
In Newnasxa City Nem on Sept 25 the church court found Chancellor Creighton not guilty on four charges and 21 specifications. Secrecy shrouded proceedings, but the 15-elder jury reportedly voted unanimously for acquittal after a single ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newnasxa City
Nem
Creighton
Incinerated Ashes Placed In Ancient Greek Vase
The body of President Allen of Alfred University was cremated this morning following his wish. The ashes will be placed in an ancient white marble vase from Hippres on the island home said to have once held the ashes of the island's first king around 100 B.C. Allen served fifty years with the university and led it for twenty five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Lamar
Senate
South
Lamar
Cleveland
Interior
Jetha
Supreme Court of the United
Burvato
Allen
Alfred University
Hippres
B.C
Passenger Identified After Train Wreck Near Shreve
Sept 5 special report: a woman with a Cherokee to Alliance ticket identified by Conductor Roger at the coroner inquiry as occupying a front seat beside the smoker and burned in the wreck. She was later found alive with relatives five miles from Shreveport, saying she had moved her seat before the crash and escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Cherokee
al Hance
Roger
Chago
Shreve
Magistrate processes gambling raid defendants at Seventeenth Ward
Magistrate Leslie handled 18 defendants at the Seventeenth ward police station yesterday morning. Lieutenant Orth raided Morris English’s Penn Street gambling house near Main Saturday, seizing the house and seven visitors: West White, McClusky, Harry Bender, Dan Murdoch, James Shield, John Duffy and Fenn Moliiigne. English was fined 45 dollars plus costs. others were fined five dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie
Seventeenth Ward
Orth
Morris English
Penn
Main Street
West White
Ue Vestor McClusky
Harry Bender
Dan Murdoch
James Shield
John Duffy
Fenn Moliiigne English
Ned
Costs Seach
Anti British League Formed Amid National Campaign Talk
New York dispatch reports Thomas St. John Gafney presided as 30 Irish society delegates formed the Anti British League to unite Irish supporters of protectionist policy. The group aims to defend American industries and citizens while opposing British interests. The article notes upcoming Cleveland and Harrison campaign events and state committee maneuvers in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carter
Washington
Harrison
Whitelaw Reid
New England
Boston
Charles W. Hackett
Republican State Campaign Committee
Brooklyn
Kinen County
Kings County
Court of Appeals
Sheehan
Hackett
Coue
Cleveland
Ashland House
Fourth Avenue
Thomas St. John Gafney
Gafney
Cardinal Ciples
Gallagher
of Acceptance
Bay
Clevelan
L Hotel
Harrity
Dickinson
Grace
Mr. Cleveland
Whitney
Edward Murphy, Jr
Chatrisign
Samuel A
Hoffman House
Murphy
Beardsley
State Committee
William €Racer
Hoffman
Sblent
Rufus W. Peckham
Albany
Peckham
Stabbed the Waiter in Fifth Avenue Restaurant
At a late night quarrel in Charles Dromm's restaurant, waiter Charles Borman was stabbed by James Fitz who drew a dagger after Fitz and Join Collins argued with a colored man. Borman's wound was three inches deep and four inches long. Officers Tobin arrested Fitz and Collins. They await a morning hearing at Central Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fitz
Charles Dromm
Fifth Avenue
Charles Borman
Join Collins
Borman
Collins
Fitz
Tobin
James Ts
Toba Colias
Central Station
Snake Appears From Pipe Organ During Church Service
A snake crawled from a large pipe organ as German Lutheran services opened in Shia City. Organist George Wambagans panicked but neighbor Pils Stockinger captured the two foot milk snake and removed it at the door. The incident remains unexplained how the reptile entered the organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeurs Lyn
Shia City
Aanake
George Wambagans
Pils Stockinger
Wagered Tile Life and Lost in Rail Mix Up
Fragmentary report from Mananoy Pennsylvania on September 6 describes a wager gone wrong involving trains and beer stock. The readable bits mention a Lohieh and Werner train incident, some rail movement, and a claim of loss or misfortune connected to the wager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mananoy
Werner
Vay
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