Fight for the Speakership Shapes House Chart
Washington, Sept 22. The battle for the next Speaker grows fierce as 16 new members join the House crowding uncertain votes. History suggests delays are possible before a majority emerges, with Northern Democrats gaining power but Southern influence intact. The outcome hinges on coalition plays, regional chairmanships, and silver policy stances amid a divided Democrat party.
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Democratic Party
Cummings
Reed
Kelly
Ways and Means
McKinley
Ketcham
Foreign Affairs
Hitt
One Left To Tell The Tale In Shipwreck
The schooner Blos som, of Purcell's Harbour Newfoundland, struck Gull Island in a northeast gale with fog and broke apart near midnight. Five men and one woman were aboard. one man survived after clinging to rocks all night while rescuers later found him.
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Hawkfax
Blossom
Joseph Marsh
Labrador
Purcell’s Harbor
N. F
Gull Island
Canada’s Cabinet Prorogation Prompts Major Reshuffle
Ottawa announces prorogation will occur Wednesday and a near immediate cabinet reconstruction. Frank Smith leaves Public Works. Pete White becomes minister and Wood moves to Speakership. Darling resigns as Agriculture minister. Hugh John C. McDonald to succeed him.
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OtTawa
Frank Smith
Aet
Pete White
J. F. Wood
Brockville
Darling
Huch John C. McDonald
Winnipeg
John Macdonald
Lone highwayman stops Chico stage for small haul
A lone highwayman halted a Chico stage last Sunday, pointed a gun at the driver, and compelled him to hand over the express box, which contained little money, after which the robber fled and spared passengers. A crossroad ambush attempt was thwarted by a constable placing branches across the road. Andy Isenberg, of Magalia, passed the scene ahead and was hailed but did not stop. he carried over 200.
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Chico, Cau
Landon
Chico
Ndy Isenberg
Maga*ia
Isenberg
Teutonic Queen of the Seas Sets Atlantic Run Record
The Teutonic has claimed the fastest trans Atlantic voyage, completing the crossing in 5 days 21 hours 30 minutes. It passed Fastnet Light at 11 o'clock this morning and reached Queenstown three hours after the light, beating the City of Paris and City of New York by one hour and 20 minutes.
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City of Paris
City of New York
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Philadeluis Ao P
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Har- Pilati
Harrisburg
Philhmphia
Hartiets Sta . Philadelphia
New Y
Eoress
Arri Harrising
Baltimore
Ash- Tanto
Phiadelphia
Harrishare
A. M
Sunlare
Greensburg
Ee Express
Derry Express
Tiniless
Wal Accom
Wikinsture
F. Braddock
Sauday
South-West Penn Railway
Uniontown
Monongahela Division
Monongahela City
West Brownsville
Craresburg
M. LP
West Elizabeth
Colored Women and the World's Fair Call to Action
The Colored Women’s Independent Organization urges nationwide black women to press Congress for funds and an equal exhibit at the World’s Fair. They call a Washington convention on October 21 1891 to coordinate demands with the Worlds Congress for an appropriation and to challenge the Board of Lady Managers for denying equal展示 opportunities.
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Cucaco
Woman's Independent Organization
Meri
Washington
Ma See Capoe Pea
Congress
Eminent Dr Greene Offers Free Consultation For Nervous Ailments
Nervous and chronic disease sufferers are urged to seek specialists as family physicians see few such cases. Dr Greene of 35 W Fourteenth Street New York, claims to cure with pure vegetable remedies and the nerve cure. He invites descriptions of cases or symptom blanks for free guidance and promises thousands cured.
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Greene
Fourteenth Street
Biggest in America McDonald field oil sparks frenzy
In Butler County a new McDonald field well on the Mercy farm flows at an estimated 8000 to 10000 barrels daily. Forst & Greenlee’s deeper strike blasts the cap off the oil saver as tanks fill and the creek runs with spillover. Gauge totals show about 40000 barrels produced yesterday with future output potentially reaching 50000.
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McDonald Field
America
Prussia
Land of
McDonald
Russia
Forst & Greenlee
Mercy Farm
Yellowstone Park
Chartiers Run
Billy Ryan
Mathews
Dispatch
Guify, Murphy, Jennings & Co
Guffey, Murphy and Co
Elliott
Gordon
Gutteray & Co
Matthews
Mevey
Guckert & Steeles Meyer
Guffey, Murphy & Co
Baldwin
Gartland & Hays
Miller
Royal Gas Company
Marr Kobb
Sauters & Co
Cook
Woodland Oil Company
Gamble
Herron
Market reports and a field note on production gains
Reports from the field indicate a sharp rise in output with the Green lee Ferco well at McDonald filling an 800 barrel tank in one hour. Despite bearish news the market closed steady as oil prices show mixed movements across cash and futures in New York and London as certificates and shipments are reported. The aromatic farm exhibit by Dr. Reynolds and P. Gruber was leased by Arthur L. Bissell, who plans to display it in Pittsburgh during the World’s Fair.
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Mr. Banks
Pennington
iUanks
Battom
Henry Winter Davis
Congress
American Party
Matthews
Drafr
Mathews No. 1
McDonald
Noblestown
Phillips, Shaffer & Shofflin
Collins Lot
Bell No. 1
J. Kyle & Co
Wettengel Farm
Mathews
Strikin
Strip Oil Company
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Kolbar
Evans & Mandeville
Guffey & Queens Kretzer
Heidelberger
Ee Oil Company
Ireland & Hughes
Greenlee & Forsita No
Allston
Stevenson & Co
Pierce
Whitesell
Dunlap & Co
Widow McCan
Spang, Chalfant & Co
de Haven
Herron Station
Pittsburg and Western
Cattery
Forest Oil Company
Reichley
Lentz & Co
Newton Garvin
N. Garvin
S. M. Boyd
Bosaecker
Anderson
Greer
Langhurst
Catherine Garvin
White & Co
Wahl & Bishop
Nesbit
Electro Oil Comany
Covert
Osborne Ros
Crawford
Alliance Oil Company
Wagner
Russell & Co
Balfour
Electro Oil Company
Kennedy
Doolard & Cummings
Dean
Wolebert
Grerexspierco
Equitable Gas Company
Sam Walker
Murraysville
Washington
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People’s Gas Company
Pine Run Gas Company
Apollo Gas and Steel Company
Apollo
Greenlee & Ferco
Hefinea
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Sse
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Petroleum Easy
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Petroleum
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Ataie
Tota
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P. Gruber
Arthur L. Bissell
Bissell
Pittsburg
FEDS AND BEDDING Offers Iron and Brass Beds at Low Prices
The store advertises a wide range of iron and brass beds with low prices and urges customers to visit. They claim to manufacture mattresses and bed springs in house, touting superior blankets, comforters, and quilts with warranties. Jos. Horse & Co, 607421 Penn avenue.
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Oura
Jos. Horse & Co
Penn Avenue
Fitzpatrick Guilty In First Degree Murder Verdict
The Criminal Court opened with Patrick Fitzpatrick found guilty of murder in the first degree for killing Samuel Early. Fitzpatrick, a 55 year old transient, had predicted a first degree verdict and was remanded to jail. Other defendants faced varied outcomes including acquittals for malicious mischief and insanity driven commitment for assault. Louis Rosenmeyer stood trial for larceny by bailee in a $6 case.
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Samuel Early
Fitzpatrick
Fa Conroy
Ed Corrigan
Thomas Moran
J. P. Brennen
Joseph Sweeney
Allegheny
Mary Sweeney
Sweeney
Dixmont
Charles Percival
T. Edwards
George Lewis
George Jones
Cal Henry
Common Pleas and Criminal Docket Report
A stream of civil actions from Common Pleas lists numerous cases including Gearing v Oberron and Wallace v Painter. The Criminal Court docket names Michael Maloney et al and others in a wide set of prosecutions. verdicts include 121 on a note and 164 and 250 in separate civil actions. The grand jury recommends Turtle Creek incorporation, and a suit against James Lackey for damages arises.
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Wrowker
Scott
Exit
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Siebert Et al
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J. Stackelmen
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W. Wonehowskie
P. Coady
Bridget Collaren
Henry Robinson
C. School
C. Taylor
J. Taylor
J. E. Wall
C. Schuler
J. C. Gearing
Margeret Oberron
Slagie
J. T. Wallace
J. Painter
W.J. McDoraLp
Elia M. Rhoads
John L. Rhoads
East End Steam Laundry
Mary Collins
Stowe
A. Frazier
A. J. Walker
J.D. Walker
F. X. Woon
James McMevion
William Honthon
J. W. Trimbath
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Dabo
Atendivat
Judge White
E. A. Montoeoth
F.N. Napoleon
Napoleon
Turtle Creek
Puulton
Island News Digest From the Dusky Queen's Dominions
The ship Australia arrives from Honolulu amid tropical droughts in Kauai. Protracted hearings set for September 30 to probate John Dominis's will with an estimated 350000 value. Hawaiian bonds for harbor dredging sold out. Ships Helen W. Almy and Langefield reach Honolulu after long voyages with cargoes and repairs in progress.
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Australia
Honolulu
Elec
Kauai
John Dominis
Prince Consort
Helen W. Almy
American Board of Foreign Missions
Honoulu
South Seas
Langefield
Tacoma
Chile
Havre
Idaho Indians Hostile Threat Forces White Expulsion
In Calispel Valley Northern Idaho Moarsela chief of the Calispels orders all white settlers out and Indians harass settlers livestock. General Carlin of the Fourth Infantry prepares precautionary measures sending for Indian agent Hal Cole as a cavalry unit awaits marching orders.
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Calispels
Sroxase Fans
Calispel Valley
Idaho
Moarsela
Carlin
Fourth Infantry
HORSFOR WS ACID PHOSPHATE 3 Great Bargains
An advertisement for Horsfor WS Acid Phosphate marketed as a brain and nerve food targets lecturers teachers students clergy lawyers and omni workers. It promotes 88 inch 34 inch and 46 inch French cashmeres with 60 cent prices and offers samples mailed from out of town by Jos HoRxE & Co at 607 621 Penn Avenue.
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Jos. Horxe & Co
Penn Avenue
Jos. Horne & Co
Pirate Attacks Spark Turmoil Across Chinese Coast
Reports from San Francisco describe Chinese pirates burning the village of Trung-Ba on the Black river and attacking Luong, with one villager killed. In Haida, 47 pirates are killed in two clashes with civil guards, while other raids loot a vessel near Swatow. Riots burn Catholic mission premises in Ichang, and several houses are looted. Foreigners board the steamer Paoha as warships Swift Aspic Archer and Inconstant head to the trouble zone. Severe hailstorms in Song Chow cause widespread damage, and Shanghai endures a cyclone as well as fires in Chung Kiang and Nanking, where over 100 top shops are destroyed.
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Trung-Ba
Black River
Luong
Haida
Swatow
Ichang
Catholic Missions
Cain's
Aldridge
Dean
Mr. Cockburn
Paoha
Aspic
Archer
Song Chow
Shanghai
Chung Kiang
Nanking
Bank Vaults and Dress Goods Advertised in City Pages
The Farmers' Deposit National Bank promotes safe deposit vaults at 665 Fourth Avenue with strong vaults and well lighted rooms. Also advertised are MWE Black Dress Goods with novelties like Bedford cords and crepe cords. Jos. Horne & Co. Penn Avenue Stores feature large stocks and low prices.
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Farmers’ Deposit National Bank
Fourth Avenue
Jos. Horne & Co
Penn Avenue
Free Trains Every Day in Blaine Sales Pitch
In Blaine a trade pitch advertises daily free trains and promises work housing and future investments. It lists Charles Somers & Co at 129 Fourth Avenue for tickets maps and price lists. The ad touts boys suits sizes 4 to 15 priced at 125 200 and 250 with a gift included.
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greet _ee Valley
Charles Somers & Co
Fourth Avenue
Schenley Park and Highland Railroad Progress Report
A segment of the new Schenley Park and Highland Railroad is nearly ready for operation. In ten days cars will run over about a mile from Boguet and Forbes streets along the park edge to Jonesire street. The full line, roughly three and a half miles, is scheduled for completion early next spring.
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Schenley Park and Highland Railroad
Boguet and
Forbes Streets
Jonesire Street
California Fig Syrup Company Reaps Early Praise
The favorable impression from the first appearance of the agreeable Haquid fruit remedy Syrup a few years ago is confirmed by the pleasant experiences of users. The success of the California Fig Syrup Company as proprietors and manufacturers is noted in this brief item.
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California Fig Syrup Company
Bargain Textile Ads From Jos Horne Co and Rosenbaum Co
Local ads advertise 88 inch French cashmeres at 40 cents and 38 inch cashmeres at 0 cents with 46 inch versions at 6 dollars. Jos Horne & Co promotes mail order outreach while Rosenbaum & Co. touts flannel wrappers from $175 to $25 with broad variety and newest materials as cooler weather arrives.
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Rosenbaum & Co
Camel hair suiting in new rich colorings and weaves
Sale listing notes camel hair suiting in new colorings including plain serge and chevron weave. Prices start at $1 per yard, with offerings at Sage 108 and Home & Sons Penn Avenue stores.
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Homne & 'S
Penn Avenue
New Dress Goods Bargain and Boys Suits Sale
Prices for boys suits range from 125 to 82 50 with sizes for ages four to fifteen. Each suit includes a present. Pittsburg Combination Clothing Company advertises at Grant and Diamond streets. Also a 50 inch dress goods bargain from Jos Hornor & Co. sales.
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Pittsburg
Oacey
Corner
Grant and
Diamond Streets
P. CC, C
Pittsburg Combination Clothing Company
Items of Interest and Health Remedies Advertising
A fragmented excerpt discusses high child mortality, dyspepsia cures, and hiccup remedies using vinegar soaked letters. It promotes whiskey as a stimulant for various ailments and touts Daily's Pure Malt as a leading medicine praised by scientists and physicians.
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Sie City
Come Ta
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