McKinley Urges Young Voters On Ballot Duty in Canton
In Canton on Sept 2 Major McKinley addresses delegations from Wood County Ohio and nearby Indiana. He praises women voters, recalls Lincoln, urges educated, law‑abiding participation, and discusses currency reform as essential to restoring confidence and prosperity.
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Major McKinney
Ohio
Indiana
Wood County
Bowlin Green
First Voters’ Club
Bowling Green
McKinley
Hobart
Mises June Noyes
Wood County Woman’s Messinles
A.B. Parker
Major McKinley
Philadelphia Democrats Nominate at Local Conventions
Detroit style: Philadelphia Democrats place candidates at judicial county congressional and senatorial conventions. James Chey Goto and A McMidel win decisions, with Miguelstrace Willian and others named for sheets. The Fourth Congressional District meets to nominate for the House, while a separate senatorial vote names John beer and Walter for the state senate.
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Philadelphia
Sep
James Chey Goto
A. McMidel
Amm
Beldtler
Willian
Eleenbrich
Ryan
Mleherr
Masinieh
Republicans
Mrivocity
Circour
Siomers Jiurges
Bolther
Abielieel
Chiat Paris
Nervous Czar Sees Mixed Messages Amid London Visit
Loyalist dispatches report the Czar anxious as Missin visitors evoke cautious praise and minor frictions. Telegrams from London recount foreign aides and courtiers noting tension with a brief, seemingly tense audience while royal security probes a staged incident in Pembroke.
Exeter Poisoning Case Shocks Wilkes-Barre Worker
Charles Richards of Exeter borough collapsed at a garden at work after drinking coffee at noon. An examination found pariscreen in the coffee capable of killing several people. He had reportedly quarrels with his wife who allegedly threatened to poison him if he remained at home. Deputy Collectors Dismissed in Washington report: William Stringer and John Ternes, Port Huron customs deputies, were discharged after accepting political contributions from government employees.
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Charles Richards
Exeter Borough
Orson
Washington
Civil Service Commission
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Willian Stringer
John Ternes
Port Huron
Mich
Civil Perview Commission
Loving
Pardoned convict John Bardsley leaves Eastern prison
John Bardsley, recently pardoned by Governor Hastings, left the Eastern penitentiary this evening with his wife. They departed by carriage from the prison gates, marking his release from custody.
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Mx City
Trinstrer
John Bardsley
Hastings
Eastern Penitentiary
Leopold Honors Rev Dr Sims for Congo Mission
Brussels Sept 2 The first commission just appointed by King Leopold to protect the Congo state motives includes Dr Sims of the American Baptist mission.
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Spain's Final Effort in Cuba and Reinforcements Arrive
Report notes three Spanish troop transports docking at Mavana on September 28 bringing officers and soldiers, with details of crew and ranks aboard the Miguel Gallart, San Francisco, and Chuadalupe. Also mentions Weyler's circulars on war news publication and a Chicago relief fundraiser director A B Powers disappearing amid Cuban relief inquiries.
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Chicago
Palma
New York
Cueban Relief Corps
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Conwale de Quesadlia
al- Thais
de Quesada
Valinene Ty Chichee
Lile
J. P Cragin
Quesin
Havane
Havana
Calulus
Gapthin
Leadville Troubles in Aftermath of Riot Charges
In Leadville the unrest continues as warrants are issued for Turnbull and Dewarnin of the Millers and Members unions. Police and authorities clash with strike leaders Eugene Ganon and Hledui amid fear of further violence as a water works attack looms.
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Cobh
Conerat Brooks
Muvernent
Brooks
Ean
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Turnbull
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Dewarnin
Oo Che Mehmers’ Union
Eugene Ganon
Magistine
Gomer Hledui
Jerry
Ire
Athena
Convention of Bankers Opens Second Day in St Louis
The twenty second session of the American Bankers Association met in St Louis with a near full roll call of states. Speakers praised a sound money policy and strong banking institutions, stressing favorable conditions for regional banking and business interests.
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Aonerein Bankers Association
Siearkera
New Hampshire Girl Dies From Heart Out of Place
Miss Lou Misher, 17, of Walpole, New Hampshire, died at a New York hospital after her heart was found out of its normal position. Coroner notified Sunday. the death was attributed to the mislocated heart and the girl had lived with the condition for several months.
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New York
New York Hospital
Lou Misher
Walpole
N. H
Weather and Local Notes From The Morning News
Fair and warmer today with various regional items. McKinley Speaks to two delegations of visitors as political mentions and local events, including a libel arrest and a maritime protection note. Four baseball games, seven suburban happenings, and market briefs round out the day.
Massive Philadelphia and Reading railroad foreclosure sale
The Philadelphia and Reading Rail round sale in Philadelphia on Sept 28 drew a record auction of property valued at about £250,000,000. Charles H Coster of J.P. Morgan & Co bid in the entire two corporations assets including real estate and securities. The total bid reached $20,500,000 with $16,000,000 for real estate and securities under foreclosure and $4,500,000 for other securities.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia and Reading Hailroad Company
Thirteenth and Callowhill
Srimmer
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Philadelphia and Reading Coat and Iron Company
Charles H Coster
New York
FP. Morgan & Co
Wil Peul
Refractory Populists Debate Unity and Bryan Campaign
In St Louis on September 23 chairman H W Reed of the People's party finance committee argues that unity of reform forces could carry Bryan in the Solid South and West. He says Sewall lacks a viable partner and cites Sewall’s character and interests as at odds with reform.
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H. We. Reed
National Finance Committee
The
People's Party
Bryan
Solid South
Tris
Glynn
Wat- Sul
Mysterious Death At Cobblestone Street Home
A man named McManus was found dead in his sleeping room on Cobblestone Street at an early hour. Police suspect foul play or poisoning involving Charles Skipper, a colored man, but no charges yet. An autopsy is planned to determine the cause of death.
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Wartington
Caperties
Lincoln
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Ution
Iya
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Trenton
Hte McManus
Howe
McManus
Wert Laker Luky Guisteds
Mrs George Sues for Divorce in High Profile Case
Mrs George of Keckford, NY, files for an absolute divorce from Henry George on statutory grounds. The husband, serving a fifteen year sentence, is imprisoned for the death of Miss Loube Townend of Fishkill.
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N. Y
Bent
Miatte
George
Keckford
Ann
Henry
Loube
Townend
Fishkill
Ambitious Industrial Names Feature in Bisected Market Talk
A local industry report highlights firms including Anderson Jd Wright Shovel American Strawboard anderson Kelly Bar works at ibs oly Pealon steel works in Alexandria and American phosphate radiator and Mieke Janape lines at Kbweod. The note signals a widening spectrum of industry players and production lines.
Arthur D. Seavey Dies Pioneer and Friend of Mayhay
Arthur Dodge Seavey a pioneer of California and friend of John Mayhay died. He was connected to pioneer efforts and had ties to the California frontier work. Seavey left no widow and is survived by son Jonnie Arthur Seavey.
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Arthur Dodge Seavey
California
John MW
Mayhay Panses
Siratoga
Arthur
Califord
Seavey
Jonnie Arthur Scmvey
Fire at Easton Laundry Forces Dozens Out of Work
Fire at the Phoenix laundry in Ruston, Pennsylvania, this afternoon caused extensive damage and left about ten workers unemployed. The blaze damaged washing plus dried goods and threatened nearby structures, with insurance estimates covering repair costs.
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Phoenix Laundry
Ahi
Pierre
Port Activity Report From New York Harbor
Ship arrivals and departures include Saji from Antwerp arriving in New York and Sadfeds St. Joule bound for Southampton, Liverhaal, and Antwerp. Vessels Trinidad and Mavel sailings noted with multiple routes via Southampton and Bremen. Arrivals Avrania and Latha list origins Liverpool and Brenen with Southampton connections.
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Antwerp
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Mil ler on deathbed in awaiting trial for Hampton shanty murder
Janet Miller, a colored alleged murderer in prison at Wilkes-Darie Virginia, lies dangerously ill and likely to die while awaiting trial. He is linked to the March blow at a Horriortiany shanty on the Wilkes-Barre maintain, where several people were killed and many injured.
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Janet Miller
Prion
Wilkes-Barre
Arrest Reported in Cuba Guatling Expedition Case
Washington reports J. R. Castell, a key figure in a Cuban guerrilla expedition, arrested at Key West today by the United States marshal. He is alleged to have led the activity linked to a modern Frictits group now defeated in Florida.
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Department of Jiustles
Atormuel
J. BR. Cstille Wah
Key Weesi
Cuba
Flotida
United States
Weather forecast notes cyclone threat along Atlantic coast
The bulletin from New York on September 20 indicates mid mood fair and warmer conditions with light northeast winds. It warns of increasing northeasterly winds ahead of a West India cyclone approaching the coast and bringing cloudiness and cooler temperatures.
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New York
Fall press Goods Exhibit Unique High Class Imports
The text proclaims a display of fall press goods known for high quality and style. It invites an early inspection, noting exclusive designs, unmatched styles and qualities, and up to date imports with favorable recognition.
Matthews Brothers and Paint Brands Promoted
A list of paint products and brands appears, including Atlantic Lead Frenchday Enamel Paints Carriage Paints Reynolds Pure Colors Reynolds Wood Finish Crockett’s Preservative Ready Mixed Tinted Gloss Paints Strictly Pure.
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Crockett
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