17 Sep 1892
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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1892
Page
1
A verbose report on the National Republican League convention in Minneapolis. General Clarkson announces the party’s aims and delegates discuss representation and rules, with emphasis on election of officers, party unity, and the path toward national leadership amid debates over procedure and policy.
Twenty nine participants in the Din prenite rota are charged with an unlawful assemblage connected to a clash at Duquesne on Aug 17. Aldermen Me one will hear bail applications next day as detectives testify about the riot and arson suspicions.
New York traders report cholera has not disrupted activity as the week shows heavy movement in goods and pricing. Exports, metals, and commodities remain active with mixed declines in corn oats and oil. money markets steady and wholesale trade continuing.
The Columbus monument corner stone ceremony at Fifty-ninth Street and Eighth Avenue drew vast crowds as Italian societies paraded. The event featured flag displays from city and state staffs, with a huge main shaft fragment damaged and braces to be temporarily removed. Mayor Grant laid the cornerstone in a ceremony marked by speeches and awards as participants from New York, Brooklyn, and Jersey City looked on.
Fragmented items report cattle disease across seventeen estates in the Duchy of Mecklenburg. A London bank notes Mobilities totaling £178,000 with belief Habélither will be paid in full. Other snippets mention a sheriff's levy on Gray & Rood’s Toledo hardware stock and assorted unsettled finance and public mood items.
The Bohemia arrived with cholera aboard after sailing from Hamburg on Aug 31. Eleven died during the voyage. four sick were moved to Swinborne Island. Of 633 steerage, 70 crew and 10 officers, all said to be well, some passengers ill. City officials hold a conference on immigration and quarantine. measures include possible delay for vessels from infected ports.
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