07 Sep 1892
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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1892
Page
1
A historical letter from Blaine discusses tariff policy and reciprocity as key campaign issues. The author defends the McKinley tariff, critiques Democratic protectionism, and argues for revenue use in canals, rivers, and education. The piece also covers Democratic responses and related political tensions in the 1890s era.
Reports from Quisastar and London describe new cholera cases among immigrants aboard detained ships while Washington confirms no new U.S. cases. Dr. Jenkins faces tight sanitary challenges as quarantine measures and detentions extend, with ships on alert for containment and potential delays to trade.
Justice Blume court heard testimony from Mayor Washburne and Chief McClaughrey regarding the Garfield Park club arrests for alleged amusement license violations. The mayor claimed efforts to close the track and that Burke pressed him to handle the case, while the police chief described intense pressure and sensational questions from reporters. Nearby violence included J. M. Brown fatally shooting Officer Powell, and Rev. Sam Small being shot in Hazleton. A hat factory fire in Reapers caused major losses and injuries to Charles Griffith of the Washing Fire company.
The state and ministry report that Great Britain ends a policy restricting ships from United States routes. The wartime order allows proper ports to inspect vessels before shipment. Don M. Keineon, Democratic campaign head, arrived from the West to join campaign efforts.
MecKistey Will Not be There Now Save Conn Sept 7 Gov er nor Mel of Ohi ine eke beet ito stare coverance an ittorattsa rea lens it ee for his o the Republican state cunvention toy.
The eighteenth annual convention of the Railway Mail Service began at the Grand Brig Ball. The Allan line steamer went ashore near Acine Tilley to Saint Lawrence while en route to Montreal, delaying arrival as repairs were made.
New Orleans reports a dramatic boxing match at the Olympic Club where Dixon defeated Skelly after a fierce eight round battle. Dixon’s lefts and rights opened cuts on Skelly’s face as both fighters traded blows, drawing a large crowd and lasting controversy over weight and performance.
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