Pennsylvania League Convention Electrified by Colborn Oration
Harrisburg rivalries fade as A J Colborn Jr electrifies the seventh annual Pennsylvania League of Republican clubs meeting. He places Major Everett Warren’s name in nomination, drawing intense cheers and praise for Reed and Colborn’s booming oratory amid a crowded, patriotic program.
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Pennsylvania
Scranton
A. J. Colborn, Jr
Hastings
Hanrrispuna
Elcom
Pennsylvania League of Republican Clubs
Everett Warren
Daniel H. Hastings
Johnstown
Robinson
Jonizut
Henry H. Bingham
Irving B. Wanger
W. W. Tracy
National League of Republican
T. W. Phillips
Robert Adama, Jr
William B. Allison
Town
John Sherman
Ohio
Levi Pb. Morton
New York
John Dilgall
Pittalarg
J. Sloat Fangett
Elmira
N. Y
Cushman K. Davis
Minnesota
Robert T. Lincoln
Chicago
Thomas K. Reed
William McKinley
York
Major Everett Warren
The
Pennsylvania State League of Republican
Clute
Everett Wurres
Lackawanna County
League
Incidents of the Journey on Board the Harrisburg Special
Forty one Scrantonians rode the two through coaches attached to the Delaware Lackawanna and Western train from Scranton to Northumberland last night at 6 05. The county convention was still in progress, likely delaying several attendees.
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Harrisburg
Scranton Tribune
Harrissuna
Scranton Hosts Welcome for Major Warren Friends
Scranton residents extended a very hospitable welcome to Major Warren’s friends during a Harrisburg and Dauphin county clubs reception. Howard D. Potts led the greeting on behalf of the organizing committee as the Harrisburg City band played and Scranton’s Central Republican club members, including Colonel JH Ripple, Judge R W Archbald, Mayor Connell, and City Treasurer Stevens G Brooks, accompanied the group to Warren’s headquarters at Loehius for entertainment, credentials, and formalities. Warren Glee club sang in tribute, expressing support for the administration and its policies.
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Indyr RW. Archbald
James W. Oakford
Farry W. Kingebury
Ree P. Simpson
Charles E. Daniels
M. H. Dale
Thomas FE. Reynolds
BE. Pryor
Newton
Peckville
W. Arnold
W. & Millar
F. Hi. Clemons
Alex T. Connell
William Mason
Blakely
W. E. Lloyd
FB. H. Ripple
D. W. Powell
W. Willa Reese
Old Forge
J. R.johns
John M. Harrin
J. BE. Wating
Taylor
John R. Farr
Thomas Layshon
W. Gaylord Thomas
John H. Reynolds
W. L. Connell
John KE. Falwards
William R
Northumberland
A. J. Colborn
Dr. Newton
Olyphant
Morpheus
Harrisburg
Clarence E. Pryor
Major Warren
Scranton Tribune
Hantispuna
Union Station
Scranton
Howard D. Potts
Dauphin County
Harrisburg City Band
Central Republican Club of
JH. Ripple
R. W. Archbald
Connell
Stevese G. Brooks
Loehius
Warren Glee Club
Convention at Harrisburg Wins Warm Reception for Robinson
The Harrisburg opera house hosted a state convention at 10:30 AM with cheers for President Robinson. The William Ahern club of Philadelphia led a flags and canes procession as delegates from 175 clubs attended, greeted by the Harrisburg City band.
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Jack Robinson
Scranton Tribune
Harrisuore
Harrisburg Opera House
Robinson
William Ahern Club
Philadelphia
Harrisburg City Band
Ahern Club
Thas
Chris L. Magee
Pittsburg
Walter Lyon
William B. Ahern
George Doncean
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Harrisburg
Thomas B. Reed Club
M.S. Qiay Club
W. B Aberpeletan
Boies Penrose Club
Dead Bodies Lay in Heaps At Hinckley Disaster Polish
The Braman rescue tale details thirty victims saved in a shallow pool by John Braman and companions as Hinckley burns. Death tolls rise with scattered counts across Pine City Duluth and surrounding towns amid relief efforts and displaced families.
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Braman
Hinckley
Mill Pond
Brennan
Pokeygamu
Brook Park
Miller
Sandstone
Pokeyama
John Braman
Mr. Braman
Fire Threat Looms as Drought Devastates Upstate Farms
Reports from Woeatero and surrounding districts say drought fuelled fires threaten parched pastures and scattered water sources. Fire spreads near Dunkirk, Fredonia, and the Cavey farm south of town, with thousands in losses and towns fighting flames day and night as foghorns warn vessels on the lake.
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Borrato
N. Y
Woeatero New York
Cranesee
Dunkirk
Fredonia
Cavey
Peison
Tailors' Strike Widens as Labor Factions Clash
In New York on September 5, 14 000 men idle in Manhattan and 7 000 in Brooklyn as the Brotherhood and Knights of Labor tailors clash over strike participation. The Brotherhood attacks Knights headquarters while police disperse rioters. The broader conflict aims to end subcontracting with 1 000 out and expected to rise to 2 500, halting work on over 250 jobs.
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New York
Atriute
Brooklyn
Brownsville
Brotherhood Tailors
Knights of Labor Tailors
Brotherhood
Knights
Populists Split Kansans Prepare New Political Party
An address signed by J. I. Lathrop and W. J. Bennington calls for organizing a new party in Kansas based on initiative and referendum. Polling places will be set statewide and voters from existing parties will be invited to join the new organization.
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Kansans
Toreka
People of
Kansas
Yeaterday
Lathrop
W. J. Bennington
Dempsey McCarty Fight Declared Draw After Twenty Rounds
The bout in New Orleans on September 5 ended with a draw after the twentieth round. McCarty and Dempsey fought to a stalemate as time expired with no winner.
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New Orleans
Dempsey
McCarty
Escape Through Hillside Jail Wall Sparks Town Rumor
Seven inmates allegedly breached Hillside jail walls in Michigan as a cloudburst struck Guthrie Oklahoma, drowning Mia, and others faced misfortune. Reports describe B F Fisher of Oklahoma City and a series of unrelated incidents including drownings and a wager voyage from St Louis toward New Orleans and a suit over a Boston singer's affections.
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Hillside
Mich
Guthrie
Mia
John McPike
Mabel Hill
B. F. Fisher
Oklahoma City
O. T
Pembroke
Masa
T. KE. Binkely
John EB. Humphey
Boston
Frank Beach
Geor Handley
St. Lonia
New Orleans
Carrie Weber Clark
0. P. Decker
Victory Note Up In Vermont Despite Off-Year Losses
Returns show a sweeping Vermont Republican victory in the off year with an estimated majority near 21000 to 90000, led by Governor elect Urban A. Woodbury and a solid GOP slate. Democrats collapse, Populists unheard, Republicans carry all counties and two Congressmen with increased margins.
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Braiington
Vermont
Leo
Burlington
Woodbury
Smith
McGinness
Page
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association elects officers in Pennsylvania
The Catholic Mutual Benefit Association of Pennsylvania grand council closed in Philadelphia with a large membership rise. Elected officials include T. P. Hoban Scranton as president, M. J. Duffy Great Bend as first vice president, J. T. Granes as second vice president, J. B. Pax Bradford and B. A. Kelly Carbondale as trustees, J. Konkel Allegheny as marshal, L. A. Schott Pittsburgh as guard, and P. J. McMahon Pittsburgh, M. J. McMamara Sharpsburg, J. T. Midelaner Erie on the finance committee.
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Piladelphia
Catholic Muteu
Benefit Association of Pennsylvania
Allegheny
Marshal
L. A. Schott
Pittsburg
Guard
M. J. McMahon
P. McMamara
Sharpsburg
J.T. Midelaner
Erie
Desperate Missouri Horse Thief Shoots Constable in Carrollton
Hurley Coin, a horse thief being moved from Chillicothe, shot Constable William Hall with Hall's revolver. Coin tried to shoot Hall's father but was stopped by Junction Ranyon who wrested the weapon. Coin was shot in the hand by Ranyon, escaped, later captured by a posse and jailed in Carrollton.
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Carrollton
Hurley Coin
Chillicothe
William Hall
Hill Township
Coin
Hall
Juntion
Ranyon
Bavarian Passenger Dies On Westbound Train
A Bavarian native John Pater Watther died tonight at 4 50 in Cumnerann Maryland after being taken off a west bound Baltimore and Ohio train. His symptoms indicated cholera like illness.
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Cumnerann, Md
John Pater Watther
Bavaria
Baltimore and Ohio
Auditora reports ex Treasurer Philip Seater short by 2800
The audit shows ex-Treasurer Philip Seater of Westmoreland County is 2800 short. Tyrone board of health refuses to remove cattle that died of anthrax near the borough. The National Master Blacksmiths Association, railroad blacksmiths, has seventy delegates at Pittsburg. Locomotive firemen will send 60 delegates to the Harrisburg convention. R. M. Stocker of Honesdale was nominated yesterday by the Tunkhannock Democrats for Congress.
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Tyrone
Board of Health
Pittsburg
Harrisburg
R. M. Stocker
Honesdale
Tankhannock Democrats
Weather Outlook for Eastern Pennsylvania and Erie Region
Forecast for eastern Pennsylvania shows generally fair and cooler conditions with variable winds. In the northwest, the Erie area experiences fair skies with north winds.
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Wasninotos
Pennsylvania
Erie
Finley’s Opening Fall Dress Goods Exhibit
Finley announces the opening of fall dress goods with exclusive early selections. Styles are described as desirable and there will be no duplicates.
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