Ohio Campaign of Foraker and Campbell Intensifies
The Ohio race features two leading orators Governor Foraker and challenger Campbell as they tour counties fairs weddings and large meetings to rally support. Democrats emphasize home rule and board elections while Republicans push state management and tariff issues. The contest grows with key figures like Foster Langston and ex officials aiding both sides as organizers seek to shape the outcome.
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Ohio
Campbell
Collemans
Foraker
Bucyrus
Wade
Cincinnati
Dayton
Addee Asiegal
Music Hall
Cam
Gee
Centre
Democratic Party
Hamilton
Board of Elections
John Beatty
Lee
Frankfort
Forker
Boards of Election
Stephen A. Douglass, Jr
Cantos
E. L. Lampson
Ashtabula
W. H. Gibson
Foster and Lesser
John M. Langston
Virginia
J. H. Thomas
Springfield
Payne
Halsted
State Committee
Calvin
Brice
Senate
Foster
Jonathan H. Wallace
Columbiana County
John R. McLean
Ohio Campaign Finances Signal Party Strategy
The piece outlines campaign funding tactics and alliances in Ohio. It notes A. L. Conger will focus on campaign work, Foster’s allies gaining attention, and Mark A. Hanna’s possible nonparticipation. It details Democrat maneuvers with Campbell steering the Senate race and Neal receiving favored support, plus internal resolutions and key donors like J. H. Thomas.
Mexican Bandits Attack Diligence in Vera Cruz Region
Three armed bandits robbery spree targets a Vera Cruz stage. An American passenger fires on the assailants, scattering them. The same gang robs Mexican passengers next, then robs two mule drivers. One mule driver is tied and buried in sand while the other is spared.
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Crry
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Mother Earth
Partners Sell Out of U. S. Mail Comedy
A. P. Moore and Dr. Charles 8. Scott sold their share of George C. Jenks' U. S. Mail to the author. Frank David will own one third with Jenks and a Pittsburger each holding thirds. The comedy will be played in Wheeling tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Moore
Charles 8. Scott
George C. Jenks
U.S. Mail
Frank David
Hi Hand
Mr. Jenks
Engine Company 3 Presents Gift to Captain McFadden
The members of Engine Company No. 3 presented Captain James McFadden with a valuable gold gift as he transfers from company 3 to company 13. His former crew wished to show appreciation and goodwill on his departure from their midst.
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James
McFadden
Mrs Dassler Stricken By Typhoid After Husband Abandons
Mrs. Max Dassler of 152 Forty-second Street fell ill with typhoid fever and was left without care or food by her husband. She was removed to the Municipal hospital in an extreme state of emaciation. A case will be investigated.
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Max Dassler
Forty-second Street
Eee
Congressman Scott
Chicago
Henry D. Lloyd
Spring Valley
New York
Rena
Astholia
Sister Duper
Bes
Roche Seay
Real estate firm offers ideas on decana and prices
For any gentleman to Pret the large, small or medium nest, modest, refining and not in a desperate ten any position in life. E.P. Roberts & Sons will give you an idea of decana and prices if you will call on them.
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E.P. Roberts & Sons
Opening of Dancing School at Thuma's Academy
Thuma's Dancing Academy at 64 Fourth avenue announces opening next Tuesday evening with inner classes on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Also notes catalog of clothing prices and a sale at Thornton Bros 128 Federal St Allegheny.
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Thuma’s Dancing Academy
Fourth Avenue
Inners
Thornton Bros
Federal St
Allegheny
All
Lown
Vandyke Ince
Jow
Czar Visit to Berlin Delayed Amid War Fear in Germany
The Copenhagen press reports the Czarina caught cold delaying the Czar’s Berlin visit to Potsdam and potential audience with Chancellor Bismarck. German politics stir as war talk and military measures rise, with Emperor William’s trip to Constantinople planned and debates over electricity as a method of execution gaining interest in Berlin.
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Hase
Berlin
Germany
William
Beekel
Potsdam
Schwerein
Grand Duke of
National Zeitung
M. de Giers
Tambov
Bismarck
Cologne
Galicia
Bukovina
Galiciam
Vienna
Russia
Eee
Reic
Boersa
Reichstag
Constantinople
Bucharest
Moscow
Duke of Spalata
Sophia
Athens
St. Sophia
Constantine
Sparta
Count Vondfunster
France
Count Hatzfeldt
Paris
Count von Waldersee
London
von Waldersee
Ministry of Justice
Africa Company Claims Compensation for 1888 Concessions
The Africa Company asserts compensation for territory concessions north of the Yana river under British control. Henry M. Stanley is believed to work for the East Africa Company and Emin Pasha is named as British agent overseeing traffic from Wadelai to the coast. Captain Wissmans reports slave exports halted, six man-stealers executed, and Bagamoy restored to about 5,000 inhabitants.
Disowned Daughter May Have Been Murdered by Stepfather
Coroner Levy heard E L Irion claim Miss Anna Lorenza Shaw aged 20 was killed by ill treatment from Dr Francis F Mareschal, her stepfather. Mrs Louise Shaw denied the claim saying Anna was adopted and that the will left her wealth to Mrs Irion. Autopsy planned after funeral postponed.
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New Yeas
E. L. Irion
Levy
Anna Lorenza Shaw
Louise Shaw
Francis F. Mareschal
Shaw
German singer sues Captain Hoffman for breach of promise
Miss Anna Lindle, using the stage name Elma Arendt, sues Captain Henry Hoffman of Berwind-White Coal Mining Co. for $100,000. She alleges he wooed her during summer engagements in Hoboken and then confined her for a week in a wooded house, with her mother later rescuing her upon learning Hoffman’s marital status.
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Captain Hoffman
New York
Anna Lindle
Henry Hoffman
Miss Lindle
Elma Arendt
Hoffman
Canal blockade threat by Duluth landowner warns vessels
Wm Baeng, owner of canal adjacent properties, announces that from October 15 1889 he will block the canal linking Lake Superior and Duluth Bay to all boats and vessels. He threatens legal action and seeks $100000 damages though offering $10000.
McClernand urges constitutional ban on polygamy nationwide
John 4 McClernand of the Utah Commission files a minority interior report proposing a constitutional amendment to forever prohibit polygamy in states territories and other US jurisdictions while urging against religious persecution or intolerance.
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Washington
John 4. McClernand
Utah Commission
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Pittsburgh ad copy touts rolls at 450 per roll and cheap cashmeres
Zingers offer five hundred rolls just in at 450 dollars per roll. Rolls are 40 yards. Comparable goods priced previously at 650 dollars. Store claims abundant floor space and ready service. Also advertising black cashmere fabric, upholstery services, and Pittsburg beer makers Franenheim and Vilsack with claims of purity and nutrition.
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Zinger’s
Edward Groetzinger
Penn Avenue
Marvin's oyster crackers amid peak season demand
The oyster season arrives with high demand for Marvin's famed shell and hand-made crackers. Supply remains ample, with grocers able to provide all customers.
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Marvin
Tissu
Mass Meeting Demands State Forces Remain in Flooded Johnstown
Citizens of Johnstown and immediate area held a mass meeting protesting the withdrawal of State troops amid flood cleanup. They urged Governor Beaver to rescind orders and cited 400 missing persons, urging continued sanitary work to prevent pestilence.
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Johnstown
Beaver
Johestown
Millville
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Overnor
Lee
Board of Health
Boari
Cne
Governor Beaver
Board of Earth
Dudley
Philadelphia
Edwards
Spectator Supports O'Connor in Searle Race Verdict
A telegram to the dispatch reports a MeEFEspont observer from September who saw the Searle-OConnor race. The informant says O'Connor lacked trim but could beat Searle with proper condition and training. He favors O'Connor as the stronger oarsman and notes Canuck as a better overall competitor.
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Meefespont
Searle-O'Connor
O'Connor
Searle
Trim
M. O'Connor
Agai
Beens
Ted
Ted Ted
Famedistely
O’conoe
Heao
Prominent Athletes Fooled by Bogus Free Ad Games
A Philadelphia audience faced a fake grand picnic and athletic meet at Rising Run Park. Benjamin Hayes failed to appear, taking entrance money and funds meant for advertisements, leaving athletes and spectators waiting over an hour with no event.
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Dispatch
Philadelphia
Rising Run Park
Benjamin Hayes
Third Street
Enterprise
Staten Island Athletic Club
aFan
Laree
Immosavtta
Gottlieb
Sloss
Hayes
Pointers About the Czarewitch and the Young British Scallers
Cable correspondent outlines the Czarewitch race and the rising talent of British boat crews. He notes strategies, key contenders, and the developing style of young skippers shaping the sport on the river.
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Czarewitch
Dispatch
Lawrenceville and Sharpsburg runners race for $100 a side
John McNally of Lawrenceville and Edward Beck of Sharpsburg raced ten yards at Homewood Park for $100 a side. The start faltered when McNally overstepped the mark and was reset, the odds swung to 100 to 0 on him. McNally began strong and led by about three yards at the post, but no time was recorded.
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John McNally
Lawrenceville
Edward Beck
Sharpsburg
Homewood Park
McNally
McNall
McClure and Glass Set 50 Contests Near Pittsburg
Captain Quincy McClure of McKeesport and Charles Glass plan a 50 contest series near Pittsburg starting September 2. McClure notes the October 10 shoot will require a barrel and gas gun, with details still undecided and not fully fixed for all events.
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McKeEsport
Quincy McClure
Charles Glass
Pittsburg
McClure
Trotting Match Planned Between Sire Bros and Belle Hamlin
New York dispatch reports a trotting match set for Friday October 11 between Sire Bros Harry Wilkes and Cicero J Hamlin's Belle Hamlin. The wager and purse details are unclear but likely include a cup for members and a valuable purse.
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Spectal Telegham
New York
Sire Bros
Harry Wilkes
Cicero J
Hamlin
Belle Hamlin
Unclear fragment reports event near Looe New York
Readable text mentions September and locations but lacks coherent facts or names to form a clear summary. The fragment provides no determinate event, outcome, or identifiable persons beyond scattered terms.
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Blaine
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Westerville
Columbus
Reblican Clubs
Foraker Glee Club of
Blican
Poraeree
Charles L. E
John M. Doane
W. Cappelier
A. L. Conger
West
Hamilton County
Cuyahoga County
Edge
John P. Green
Mark A. Hanna
Cleveland
Hanna
U.S. Mail Comedy
O'Kerre Gas Aldisance Co
Czarina
THE
NEW York Associated Frese
Reichsteag
Herr Miguel
Miguel
National Liberals
Center Party
Herren
Bennigsen
Miquel
Herr Miquel
Herr Scholz
Cartel
Dulfth
China
Edward Groet
O’krere Gas Appliance Co
Usssa Hvewus & Hacks
Uch & Krexax
Water St
Messrs
Franenheim & Vilsack
Lil
MeeKeesporter
Searle and O'Connor
Loxpow
Davenport
Vasistas
Cambridgeshire
Mr. Innes
Nom de Lume
Pegasus
England
Western
Pennsylvania
United States Signal Service
Oficer
Ieee
New Court House
O’reeve Gas
Ushu Hoevs & Haens
O'kuerendés
M'Nally
Beck
Wilkes
Newmarket
Induitini
Ieee Cigheb Tor Kb
Snuaiain
Enery
Fe Reeset
Aus Caperres
Frederick
Kearsge
Ninth Street
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