Aldrich Confident as tariff vote looms in Senate
Washington September 28 Aldrich and Republicans push tariff bill with plans to dispose of it in the Senate tomorrow. Ingalls may oppose unless binding twine is added to free list. Democrats accuse absent colleagues of desertion while Republicans seek to offset losses with paired votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldrich
Senate
Ingalls
Finance Committee
Kansas
House
Carlisle
McPherson
Congress Deadlock Over Vetoed Bills and Pending Measures
The text notes Breckinridge’s unseating and eight other committee decisions in favor of Democratic incumbents. It reports seven vetoes by the President and lists bills vetoed or pending, including public‑building funding, county bonds, and Indian reservation changes. It also mentions major House bills not passed the Senate, such as the Federal election and bankruptcy bills, plus several other stalled measures and defeated proposals like Blair education and international copyright bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Customs Administration
Chicago
America
Wyoming
Idaho
International Maritime Conference
Lansing
Mich
Lafayette
Ind
Cedar Rapida
Burlington
Paso
Tex
Sacramento
Cal
Canton
Allegheny
Beaver Falls
Atchison, Kan
Aurora
Ill
Ho Tex
Pittsburg
Columber
Fort Smith
Galena
Guthrie and Western
Hutchinson and Southern
Kansas City and Pacific
Dennison and
Wichita Valley
Indian Territory
Palouse
Spokane Falls
Nez Perce Reservation
Latdle Falls
Mille Lacs and
Lake Superior
Mille Lacs Reservation
Duluth
Manitoba
Fort Pembeima
North Dakota
Colville Reservation
Breckinridge
Senaors
Montana
Harrison
Teene Utah
Dallas
Hudson
N. Y
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Board of Supervisors
Maricopa County
Ariz
Board of Review
Sacs and
Fox
Fort Sill
I.J
Columbus
California
Portland
Yellowstone National Park
John Stork
Flandreau
Supreme Court of Arizona
United States
Great Lakes
Marietta
Northwest
Congress
Wreck of Freight Trains Near Zanesville Kills Eight
A Baltimore and Ohio freight collision near Zanesville results in eight deaths and extensive property damage over 100000 dollars. Eastbound No 28 and westbound No 23 collide on a curve. several crew members are killed or injured. Operator Frank Keelty, blamed for signaling failure, is missing.
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Zanesville
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Black Hand
Pleasant Valley
John Buckinghams
William Firestone
John Kemp
Wilson
McCreery
Smart
George Stoneburner
Glen Bush
Columbus
Ohio Iron Company
Stoneburner
Pash
Newark
John Buckingham
B.F. Smart
Thomas McCreery
Glen Bash
Frank Keelty
Keelty
Ruth
Panhandle
Barnesville
Buckingham
Cutting Down Aluminum Proposes New Chemistry Test
Curiaco September 28 report on a new aluminum production method from common clay seeks proof amid debate sparked by Prof. J M Hirsch of this city. Hirsch disputes a notice that the Coal and Melting Company cut aluminum to 1. a pound, arguing the metal could fetch far higher prices and warning prices may drop further with production improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
J. M. Hirsch
Hirsch
Oil City Gas Supply Seen Ample Yet Wasteful
Oil City remains well supplied with natural gas for heating and lighting despite calls that prices reflect a trust’s power and fears of exhaustion. The column notes extensive piping, new fields, and a push to independence with the Venango Natural Gas Company while citing ongoing drilling and rising consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orry
Pittsburg
Oil City Fuel Supply Company
Titusville
Franklin
Meadville
Epee
Natural Gas Trust
National Transit Company
Unus
Oil City
Great Wilcox
Murraysville
Bradford
Wilcox
Brxford
Warren
Jamestown
Buffalo
Standard Trust
National Transit Trunk
Canada
Treasury
Standard
Pittsboro
Greene County
West Virginia
Indiana
Jefferson Counties
Venango Natural Gas Company
Timsville
Gas City
Crum
Beggar With An Income Averaging Eighty-Two Thousand
Special telegram to the Dispatch reports Captain McLoughlin and police capturing a man named James Heil who claimed disability and a sick family to beg. He reportedly earned about two thousand dollars yearly for three years by soliciting aid and faking hardship to obtain a truck and horse for work.
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Dispatch
New Yorks
Heil
Acca
Fea
Carnegies Iron Men Arrive for International Institute Meetings
Over 200 British iron and steel delegates travel with Andrew Carnegie on the steamer Servia to New York for the International Convention of the Institute at Pittsburg and visits with the American Institute of Mining Engineers. The party includes Sir James Kitson and Sir Lowthian Bell among others. plans feature Delmonico's banquet and Chickering Hall sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
G. J. Spellus
William Whitwell
Joseph Adamson
J. H. Beckwith
Theodore Fry
M. P
J. P. Fry
James Pain
W. T. Lewis
A. K. Huntington
Richard Martin
R. Theodore Wilson
Thomas Storey
Edward Riley
E. H. Thwaites
Gerard BR. Oakes
Thomas Ashbury
J. A. F. Aspinall
New York
American Institute of Mining Engineers
J. F. Lewis
Servia
Delmonico’s
British Iron and Steel Institute
Verein Deutscher Eizenhuettenlent
Iron and Steel Institute
The
Chauncey M. Depew
Carl Schurz
F. R. Hutton
Warner Miller
Andrew Carnegie
Edward Cooper
Cyrus Field
Henry E. Duval
Pattison Campaign Tour Opens From Broad Street Station
Ex Governor Pattison and a large party begin a two week campaign tour starting at 11 25 from Broad Street Station. The group includes Sheriff Krumbhaar Edward Bigler Major Moses Veale and other Democrats with Lt Governor Black joining at Lancaster. They plan stops across Emporium Bradford Warren Oil City Erie and more with mass meetings in key cities.
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Pattison
Dirfatch
Philadelphia
Broad Street
Krumbhaar
Edward Bigler
Clearfield
Moses Veale
R. Jones Monahan
Westchester
A. J. Hughes
McKean County Democratic Committee
W. A. Hensel
Lancaster
Charles P. Donnelly
Democratic City Committee
Pullman
Connecticut
Black
Renovo
Emporium
W. L. Scott
Curtin
Kerr
Pittsburg
Academy of Music
Delamater
Hotel Lafayette
Pottsville
Union League
Williamaport
Lock Haven
Tionesta
Warren
Erie
Meadville
Franklin
Mercer
New Castle
Butler
Kittanning
Attorney General offers no writ for Schwab case in Illinois
Springfield Sept 28 Attorney General Hunt has not been served with a rule in the habeas corpus case of anarchist Schwab now in the penitentiary but has notice from Salomon that the petition will be called up. Hunt went to Chicago to attend court and oppose the writ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Int
Hunt
Gresham
Schwab
Salomon
Chicago
Laconia Tragedy: Man Kills Daughter Then Takes Own Life
Meager details from Laconia report a woolen mill worker shot his daughter after she married the previous Saturday. He aimed the pistol at himself and fired, ending both lives in a grim family tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Laconia
New Restrictions Fade as Exiled Socialists Prepare Return
German anti socialist law expires next Wednesday prompting renewed agitation. Banished leaders return to Berlin from America while others depart or fear prosecution. Politicians in exile face new arrests as Bavarian court upholds arrest rights during recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
William
Cebel
Cibbnecht
von Volman
Halle
Rhonstock
Spandau
Christiansen
Wesenack
Grothe
Kessler
Reissans
Vienna Decorates for German Emperor Visit
On Sunday September 28 Vienna workers completed a grand triumphal arch on the Stubenring with 13 smaller arches extending to Schwarzenberg Square. Prater Street is lined with flagpoles as crowds await the German Emperor, with excitement described as indescribable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Stubenring
Ringstrasse
Schwarzenberg Square
Prater
Captured a Prince Report Sparks Local Gossip
Bretry September 28 Society here grins over the reported capture of Prince Friedrich Wilhelm Von Ardeck by Miss Anna Hollingsworth Price of Wilmington. The prince holds no title in German aristocracy. his Austrian recognition is the only legitimate high rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bretry
Friedrich Wilhelm von Ardeck
Anna Hollingsworth Price
Wilmington
Austria
Prince Ardeck
Austrian Merchants Duped by Wormser Sentenced in Vienna
Max Wormser claiming kinship with a New York banking family was sentenced in Vienna to two years in prison for cheating merchants by passing American Confederate bank notes worth 5000 dollars. He argued he received the notes in good faith from relatives in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlap
Vienna
Max Wormser
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Steamer Colombian Runs Aground Off Anglesea Coast
News from Loxpox reports the Boston to Liverpool steamer Colombian ran ashore in fog on the Anglesea coast. She freed herself after a narrow escape from total wreck, with authorities noting the incident occurred this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duslap
Loxpox
Boston
Liverpool
Anglesea
Self-inflicted shooting shocks St Pauls Cathedral during service
A man about 50 shot himself during the morning service at St Pauls Cathedral in Lorpoy. He collapsed with a shoulder wound and died within minutes as panic and swoons swept through the congregation. Police and clergy restored order and the service finished. The mans name had not been released.
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St. Paul's Cathedral
FY Dunlap
Lorpoy
St Paul's Cathedral
The Unhappy Czar Wrecking A Train
An assassination attempt on the Czar failed when conspirators set five sleepers on a train near St Petersburg. The plan aimed to wreck his travel to Warsaw but details and arrests remain unknown.
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Associated Press
St. Peterssure
St. Petersburg
Warsaw
Tra
Davitt Dinner Ties Jubilation to New Journal
In Loxpox on September 28 Mgr Michael Davitt and colleagues attended a United Democratic Club dinner. Speakers praised Davitt's new journalistic venture while he avoided current politics and said he would not do as an editor what he would fear as a gentleman. Dems of note were present.
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Johann Most
New York
Reichstag
Bebel
Auer
Leibknecht
Liebknecht
Hans Muller
Volksstimme
Magdeberg
Switzerland
Grillenberger
Koch
Freisinnige Party
Supreme Court of Bavaria
Dunlap
Loxpox
Mgr
Michael Davitt
United Democratic Club
Davitt
Ireland's Story and World News in Brief
London reports John Morley to address Tipperary affair and Ireland situation after consultation with Gladstone. Rio de Janeiro permits unlimited currency issue by national banks. A King of Serbia carriage blast deemed accidental with no injuries. Italian consuls reassigned including San Francisco to Amsterdam. Strikers mob vans. police restore order. Paris prepares expedition to Dahomey to enforce French authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pernambuco
Brbia
San Paulo
Servia
Milan
Rome
San Francisco
Amsterdam
New York
Callao
Rio Janeiro
Paris
Dahomey
Canada Coming to Time The Spirit of Annexation Gains
Ottawa reports that a 39 year old manifesto on political union with the United States has resurfaced. Figures like Sir David MacPherson Sir Alexander Galt Sir John Rose and Hon J J C Abbott helped author it. Abbott remains in government while Caron’s Le Canadien pushes annexation as destiny for Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
David MacPherson
Alexander T. Galt
John Rose
J. J. C. Abbott
Canada
United States
Abbott
Dominion
Sir Davia
Sir Alexander
Privy Council
Quebec
le Canadien
Adolph Caron
Militia
Qubec
England
Hee
Park Bros. & Co. Seek European Market for American Edge Tool Steel
Park Bros. & Co. plans to place finer grades of American steel for edge tools on European markets. Alexander Thomas travels to Europe to set agencies in trade towns including Paris, with London and Hamburg as logistics bases. They argue McKinley tariff boosts home production and enables competitive pricing abroad, aiming to sell through established channels while shipping from English ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Bros. & Co
Alexander Thomas
Europe
London
America
Thomas
British Isles
Paris
Berlin
Hamburg
Germany
England
Australia
New Zealand
South America
Park Brothers &Co
Wade
Miners Win Pay Increase Advance in Illinois
Patrick McBride of the United Mine Workers Executive Board returned from Chicago after a conference with Wilmington Vermillion Coal Co President Swett in which an advance was promised. McBride and Secretary Howells will visit St. Louis to meet Consolidated Coal Co General Manager Simpson on the same topic. He noted Southern Illinois operators had recently raised coal prices, but mining wages were still in question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ombie United
Navy
John ©. Fremont
Army
United States
Ton
Vandalia
Nipsic
Apia
Samoa
Marion, Ind
Soldier's Home
Neva Pacific Railroad
Fort Bliss
Tex
Supreme Court of New Mexico
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Secretary of War
Detroit River
Wyoming
Secretary of the Interior
Crow Reservation
Montana
Barnrouge
Louisiana
Dakota
Missouri River
Alaska
Oklahoma
Minneapolis
Fremont
North Oeota
National Zoological Park
Charleston
Galesburg
Baton Rouge
Lake Ee Neb
Paris
Aukland
Fort Worth
Daluth
Mion
San Jose
Cal
Springfield
Ill
Patrick McBride
United Mine Workers’ Organization
Chicago
Swett
Wilmington-Vermillion Coal Company
McBride
Howells
Miners’ Organization
St. Louis
Simpson
Consolidated Coal Company
Illinois
Mrs Hayes Drowns In Neponset River
Mrs Hayes about 50 wife of Dr Charles C Hayes drowned herself in the Neponset River this morning. The body was recovered and will be taken to the son where the father of the deceased Ex Governor Mills of Wisconsin resides.
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Hayes
Heroc
Hype Park
Mass
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Prof. Hirsch
British Institute
Atteorney Hunt
DY Duxlap
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Socialist Party
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Cable Company
Germ 9
Dunlap's Cable Company
Czar
Edler
Ireland's
Morley
Investi
John Mortley
Ireland
Tipperary
St. Helen’s
William O’brien
John Dillon
Gladstone
Hawarden
Liberal Party
France
Steel For
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