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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1892

Page

10

End of a prominent Southernian Canaday dies in alleged burglary scene

Washington notes the death of William P. Canaday former Sergeant at Arms of the Senate and North Carolina Republican leader. A complex sequence includes a burglary tale, a bound body found with a gunshot, missing notes and a $2000 safe deposit allegedly taken, while Captain Houghton questions the story and police investigate motives and finances amid Canaday’s volatile fortune seeking ventures.

Washindon William P. Canaday North Carolina United States Senate South J. Q. A. Houghton Hancock Colonel Canaday Houghton Cannaday Gilbert Senate First Congregational Church Washington Cansday Law Office W. P. Canaday U. S. Patent Guaranty Co Patent Guaranty Company Captain How Canaday Mr. Stevenson Captain Houghton Houghton Chine Manufacturing Company Northwest Improvement Company Moore National Museum W. P. Canady Publican National Committee John Sherman Ohio Canady Alger Sherman Harrison Capitol Mr. Canady

Wisconsin Gerrymander Blocked by Supreme Court Ruling

Milwaukee Sept 27 The Wisconsin Supreme Court largely blocks the gerrymander measure in Lamb versus Cunningham dunning the Secretary of State from preparing elections for the Senate and Assembly. The court overrules demurrer and preserves relief for the state with an opinion to follow. Justice Winslow dissents. Colonel Vilas hints at awaiting the court’s opinion before further action. The ruling appears aimed at delaying final judgment until after the election.

Milwaukee Supreme Court Lyons Lamb Cunningham Secretary of State Senate Assembly Winslow Vilas

Conspiracy Report Ties Detroit Man to Chinese Society

Detroit arrest of Leong Yeo yields documents linking him to Gee Hing a society accused of plans to kill the Chinese emperor The files include a San Francisco membership certificate and an illuminated document about a China wide conspiracy The report notes blood stained mark and names Keong Hoo as president and was sent to State Department and Chinese Minister.

Washington, D. C Leong Yeo Detroit Yeo Treasury Whitehead New York San Francisco China Gee Hing Keong Hoo Grover W. Warrenton Grover W. Warrenton. the Report Was St Once Sent To the Secretary of State

Burgess McLuckie Visits Youngstown and Pittsburg Talks

Burgess McLuckie traveled to Youngstown Ohio on Monday to confer with W and Anderson. He said last evening he did not run away and would return to Pittsburgh today. He denied that Chairman Frick was shot and said Dan Lynch met Frick days after the shooting and spoke with him. Berkman’s release is expected once affairs reach a proper stage.

Burgess McLuckie Youngstown W. & Anderson Melnckie Sway Pittsburg Frick Dan Lynch Berkman

Reverend Richard Allen Dies at 70 in City Home

Rev. Richard Allen longtime secretary of the Board of Freedmen's Missions died last night at his home 6348 Marchand Street. He was 70 years old. The obituary notes his service and death prompted by unspecified causes.

Richard Allen Board of Freedmen's Missions Marchand Street

Gathering of Republican leaders to attend state convention

Williamsport September 27. Delegates arrive from Philadelphia and across the state for the State League of Republican Clubs convention. Notables include William Leeds Association, Erwin and Stuart Club, Frank Bruner, John McIntyre, Harry Walton, and many city and ward clubs. A large mass meeting at Park Hotel precedes tomorrow’s Lycoming Opera House session with no opposition yet to reelect Robinson as president.

Williamspont State League of Republican Clubs Harmony League Thirtieth Ward Republican Association Thomas B. Reed Club W. W. Auchenbaugh Young Men’s Republican Club Williamsport Sprage George S Lenhart Con Jack Robinson the Park Hotel William Linn RE. N. Randolph Mahlon D. Young B. Bubb Charles E. Voorhees David Martin Carter Robinson Stuart Neeb Stone Dalzell D. H. Hastings United States Leeds Public Safety Beitler Congressman Hopkins Lock Haven Frank Bruner Lino Hartranft Charles F. Etler Philape John B. McIntyre McKeesport Internal Revenue W. H. Brooks J. H. Frontfield Reading G. Thompson General Chester Philadelphia the Park Penrose Hetzell McClelland First Blaine Lycoming Opera House Linn Randolph Mation D. Young Park Hotel Tanner, Dalzell H. & Packer Tioga W. Shafter Delaware W. D. Wallace Lawrence Regen Robinson Reeder William B Ahern Milligan Pullinger McCoach Smith and Metzell Walter D. Stone George de Haven Harry F. Walton R. W. Archbald

Move to Kill New Park Vue Borough Faces Court Fight

McKeesport Sept 27 Special Lincoln township splits over Park Vue incorporation. Attorney A M Woodward of Pittsburg reportedly owns large land in the township and critics say the richer area was included while poorer sections were left out. An Woodward led group plans a legal challenge to take the issue to the Supreme Court.

McKeesport Lincoln Township Park Vue A. M. Woodward Pittsburg AuToona William Empfield Empfield Sodit

Forgeries Hit Beaver Falls Bank in Tailoring Firm Case

Beaver Falls Sept 27 A special report says three forged checks for 15 dollars each appeared in local banks as payments to Gray Brothers a merchant tailoring firm. Drawn on First National Bank of Beaver Falls in favor of P Johnson all carry the number 67 and are expected to grow.

Beaver Fallls Gray Brothers Namy Savings Bank Pittsburg First National Bank of Beaver Falls P. Johnson

Italian fishermen and farmers detained over Juniata River activity

At the request of State Fish Commissioner Powell, Fish Warden Kelly arrested three Italians for using dynamite and ten farmers for improper fish baskets in the Juniata River during freshets. Barrels of bass were reportedly caught by these methods.

HtUntrxeTos Powell Kelly Juniata River

Light’s rolling mills resume after 17 months idle

Lebanon pa reports the plate department of Light's rolling mills restarts after a 17 month shutdown caused by an engine break. The facility, idle since April 1801, now resumes operations and hires additional workers.

Lebanon Plate Department of Light

Public School Exhibit Plans in Exposition City

Pennsylvania educational leaders from Allegheny Philadelphia and Pittsburg meet in this city to organize a public school exhibit for the Exposition, drawing teachers and superintendents from the state for the event.

Managers of Pennsylvania Allegheny Philadelphia Pittsburg

Oil Pipe Line War Across Lake Shore Tracks

At Reno Orry Sept 27 special report describes Producers and Hefiners Pipe Line Company securing a crossing of the Lake Shore Railroad after a dispute. Lake Shore workers blocked the ditch and clashes ensued until negotiations allowed the line to cross Reno tracks as planned.

Orry Nypano Railroad Company Pipe Line Nypano Reno Ramage Lake Shore Lake Shore Treadmaster Houghton Lake Shore Company Pipe Line Company

The Pennsylvan ia Railroad introduces contract system at Lower Pottsville

Pottsville Sept 27 The Pennsylvania Railroad Company adopts contract work in their car shops at Lower Pottsville claiming workers gain money and 20 percent more output. Harrisburg Sept 27 The Board of Pardons recommends a pardon for Francis Sigman Jr convicted of larceny in Northampton County. Pardons denied for Leland Erie and Charles Ober Bedford. John Borden Allegheny burglary case held under advisement.

Lower Pottsville Pottsville Pennsylvania Railroad Company Harrisburg Board of Pardons Francis Sigman, Jr Northampton County Ee Leland Erie Charles Ober Bedford John Borden Allegheny

Beaver County to Build Its First Synagogue in Beaver Falls

Hebrew residents of Beaver county plan a handsome synagogue and form a committee to locate a site in Beaver Falls. It will be the sole synagogue in the county.

Beaver Falls Beaver County

Somerset and Johnsonburg Mfg Co Increases Capital Stock

The Somerset and Johnsonburg Manufacturing Company of Allegheny filed in Harrisburg the Treasurer's report showing a capital stock increase from 400000 to 500000.

Harrisburg Somerset and Johnsonburg Manufacturing Company Allegheny Secretary of the Commonwealth

Mountain Water Scheme Discussed by Pittsburg Leaders

A Pittsburgh chamber meeting reviewed Western Water Company plans to supply Allegheny County towns with Indian Creek mountain water. Officials and business figures including B F Jones and Mayor Kennedy weighed a two-stage plan. 75 million gallons daily at about 4.5 million dollars, or 150 million with three streams at around 17 million dollars, with broad county coverage in view.

Indian Creek Pittsburg Western Water Company Allegheny County Chamber of Commerce Messrs B. F. Jones James B. Scott Bigelow Kennedy Roberts Andrews Brashear D. P Lucien Scaife George H. Browne Forbes Jamison Company Water Company McKeesport Wilmerding Sewickley

Editor fatally stabs attacking man in Durant confrontation

Special correspondent reports Victor Hamilton was stabbed and killed today by J K Almon editor of the Durant Democrat after Hamilton, intoxicated and insulting, refused to leave. Hamilton struck Almon with a brick before Almon used a knife, cutting him three times in the breast amid Holmes county tensions following a prior shooting of a negro near Durant.

Jackson, Miss Victor Hamilton Durant J. K. Almon Durant Democrat Hamilton Almon I. G. Hamilton Holmes Country

Exposition praise and public acclaim noted

The piece lauds Shermans March to the Sea as a strategic feat and hero making act and highlights the Pittsburg Exposition as a remarkable success that has quelled doubt about its value and continues to grow with public support.

Sherman Pittsburg

Size of Pennsylvania Ballot to Expand with New Parties

Harrisburg Sept 27 The Baker reform law will yield a much larger ballot as the People's Party and Socialist Labor party gain recognition via nomination papers. Ballot width may double in some counties, with notes on timing for filing certificates and possible placement under Republican or independent headings.

Harrisburg Secretary of the Commonwealth For Pennsylvania People’s Socialist Labor Parties People’s Party Socialist Labor Party Prohibition Prohibition People State Department Harrity Secretary of the Commonwealth Tively Josiah Hicks Congress Blair

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