Cleveland Tariff Interview Shapes 1692 Democratic Win
President Cleveland speaks on tariff reform as the 1692 race approaches and denies plans to relocate to Europe. He backs tariff changes and disputes claims about a Europe trip while confirming plans to possibly reside in New York State.
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Europe
Dent Cleveland
Chicago
Senate
Ita
White House
Oak View
Washington
New York City
New York State
Metropolis
Manton Marble
Henry Watterson
Carlsle
Marble
Carlisle
Watterson
New York
No Corner For Them Aimed At Coal Operators
Fragmentary dispatches report tensions over mine closures with coal operators pressing for a three month shutdown. Delegates in a city meeting today debated statehood moves and an extra congressional session if Republicans control the House. Also reported is the death of Judge Thomas Come a former U S District Court judge in Florida.
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Amihers
Woman defaulter fled after admitting funds loss
Miss Boletta Hage long time head clerk in the Revenue Collectors office disappeared from Tannisvyea Pennsylvania after writing that she took government funds and lost them in speculation. Her brother, a former deputy collector, received a Philadelphia mailed note stating the escape to avoid trouble. The defalcation, totaling about 4600, prompted a citywide search and reaction.
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Tannisvyea
Boletta Hage
Revenue Collectors
Arthur
Malled
Philadelphia
Speciaton
Wreck Delays Southern Railroad Train Six Hours
A freight wreck in the Tennessee mountains delayed a Southern Railroad train by six to seven hours last night, preventing arrival in the city until well after midnight as track clearing took time.
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Southern Railroad
Tennessee
Hovey Honored At Washington Reception
Indiana Governor elect Hovey was feted at the Ebbitt House in Washington by local Republicans. The report also notes a December 1 treasury update showing a net debt rise and bond redemptions, and mentions Carl Schurz’s reception at the Liederkranz Club in New York and the Santa Fe sleeping car service launch.
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Washington
Washuneton
Gen. Hovey
Indiana
Ebbitt House
City
Carl Schurz
New York
Liederkranz Club
Schurz
Germany
Cayl
Santa Fe
Galeen
San Dego
Henry George Dined in London Banquet Honors Reform Advocate
A London banquet honored Henry George with speeches by William Saunders and other radicals. George elaborated his poland reform theories, drawing hearty support from attendees as supporters urged reform. In Carolina, the State Board of Valuators reported a 14,000 vote lead for Fowle and Deragerat for governor and indicated six Democrats and three Republicans elected to Congress.
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Henry George
London
William Saunders
Poland
Mr. George
Carolina
Rateien
State Board of Vanvassers
Fowle
Deragerat
Congress
Led Astray by an Actress Montrean December L-W
A garbled report lists Montgomery or Montrean tied to an actress in a case of embezzlement at Meyene Insurance. The fragment mentions Lydia Thompson and Harvard Yale football results along with other unrelated items.
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Montrean
Harvard Downs Vale
Rostom
Harvard
Yale
Revolution Fears Rise Near Morton Amid France Turmoil
France faces deep instability as royalists and extremists push for revolution while government and military preparations to preserve order intensify. Across Europe, Germany and Italy mobilize, strengthening lines near France and coordinating with each other to deter unrest and shield allies.
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Paris
Bourgoisie
Chamber
Europe
France
Germany
Italy
Austria
Rome
Berlin
Luxembourg
Mediterranean
Gaul
Russia
Constantinople
Dull Old London Parliament Delays Irish Debate
In London December news from the House slows as holidays approach. The land purchase act and Irish question remain points of contention with expected postponements. The report notes a policeman assault on Mr Sheehy near Great Stephens and a general decline in parliamentary vigor.
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London
Sheehy
Gt. Stephens
Ue Maon
Irish Opposition Lets Ashbourne Act Pass Amid Debate
The Irish opposition is accounted for as Liberal strength wanes against a beneficial act by Lord Ashbourne. After determined resistance from Irish members, the government pushed the measure through as further debate proved useless and troublesome. Town Councillor O'Connor of Killarney was sentenced to six months for promoting a Kenmare est plan. Critics demand an explanation and enforcement of the Crimes Act. Hon Carl Schurz joins the Hamburg American Steamship Company board and will oversee U S operations. Cunard settles mail dispute with authorities, promising continued service with faster or slower steamer deliveries as ordered.
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Lord’ Ashbourne
Agee Jon
Councellor O'Connor
Killarney
Kenmare
Carl Schurz
New York
Hamburg-American Steamship Company
America
Cunard Steamship Company
Posto
Saan Pany
Mali
Burning Mines Leaves 500 Out of Work
Calumet Minnesota December 1 There is no hope the eight men trapped in the Calumet Hecla Mine can escape Five of the men leave families The fire rages and smoke covers Calumet and Red Jacket The present fire is worse than earlier ones and may take months to extinguish It will put about five hundred men out of work.
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Cacumet
Mion
Caiumet-Hecla
Calu
Red Jacket
Quebec boodle aldermen face general pardon bid
Quebec government asks the federal justice minister to advise the governor general to grant a broad pardon to witnesses who will testify against the boodle aldermen, even if answers may incriminate them. Rumor says an ex-MP and a Quebec paper editor connected to the affair have fled. The big walk ends at Madison Square Garden with Littlewood setting a new record and winning the belt.
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Quebec
Ottawa
Governor General
Quebe
Littleford
Mak
Youn
Madison Square Garden
Littlewood
Herty
Moore
Cartwright
Norewack
Harworth
Great Jubilee Inauguration Plans Marked By Funds
The December 1 event for President Harrison’s inauguration shows a fund of 43 000 dollars. Pennsylvania Governor Beaver agrees to serve as Grand Marshal and a plan proposes arches over Pennsylvania Avenue from the White House to the Capitol.
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Harrison
Washineton
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Gov
Beaver
Pennsylvania
Local White Caps Threat alleged against Mrs Hale and seven children
North Fairmount police investigate a terror note sent to widow Mrs Hale living on Hill Street. The letter warned her to move by December 10 or face tar and feather threats from a White Cap group. Police, led by Lt Hanrahan, patrol the area and pledge to prosecute the authors.
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Hill Street
North Fairmount
Mrs. Hale
Deitech
Hanrahan
Fairmount
Jettera
Willen Tiete
Notable Charity Banquet Forges Support for Technical School
A delegation visited Addystone and banqueted at the Queen City Club honoring Mr. Addy. In a rapid appeal, subscribers pledged over thirty thousand dollars in half an hour to support a Technical School continued at Music Hall, with leaders including Sir A. T. Goshorn Judge Sage and others.
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Addystone
Matthew Addy
Addystone Pipe and Steel Works
Queen City Club
Aday
A. T. Goshorn
Judge Sage
Mr. Addy
Ninty-Five
Messrs. Goshorn
Andy
Noyes
Sage
Ingalls
Europe
America
Ulmunati
Charlies Fleischman
Music Hall
Thhird Street
W. P. Anderson
Weet
Addy
I. Harrison
Cunningham
Jes McDonald
A. M. Adolph
Mre
T. T
Baydock
Proctor & Gamele
Charles Obit
Se Genase Southern
Technical School
Ofc i Inelonati
Notable Visitors Detected At Local Hotels In Busy Travel Night
The corridor chatter lists Senator George M. Thomas of Vanceburg and various travelers staying at the Grand Walnut Street House and other hotels. Names include Willard Upenaeh’s Opera Troupe members, F B Moses of Port Wayne, engineer for Aurora works, and English tourists on their way to the Far East.
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George M. ‘Thomas
Vanceburg
St. James
Willard Upenaeh
Willard Opera
Grand
Moses
Port Wayne
Aurora
Walnut Street House
Charles H. Nestor
Frank Aerlan
Walnut-Street House
Walnut
W. L. Cadeno Vista
Peter of
Querrilla
Ut Town
unclear text in New York attractions mishap
Fragmentary OCR notes describe arrangements with someone named Jasionera and a school trip to New York. The passage mentions prior appearances and an unsuccessful attempt at securing a suitable building or venue.
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Ings
Jasionera
New York
Man threatens woman with revolver at Fourth and Elm
Police escort Frank Hursley Tucker to Central Station after a confrontation with Bettie Morris at Fourth and Elm. The heavyset inebriated man, formerly a railroad engineer, displayed a concealed pistol and threatened to shoot. Hursley admitted his name but denied aiming the gun. charges of carrying concealed weapons and pointing a firearm were filed.
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Fourth
Elm
White
Central Station
Frank ‘Lucker
State Avenue
Bettie Morris
Park and
Lincoln Avenues
Walnut Hills
Hursley
Elm Streets
Two Oral Decisions By Judge Sage On Damages And Fraud
Judge Sage issued two oral rulings on his last day before a two week absence. In Brown v city for damages to a wharf due to Eggleston avenue sewer work the nominal $5 damages were remitted for evidence on property value at the time of damage. In Armstrong v Bailey the defendant wins as Bailey bought a stolen horse and the check to the seller proved bad. the court held Armstrong not liable for the check since Bailey did not authorize the deposit.
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Sage
United States Court
Columbus
Brown
Eggleston Avenue
Armstrong
Bailey
Witie Detective Agency
Oubie Vailey National Bank
Fidelity Bank
Baily
Receiver Appointed for Meyer J Meyer Co
Howard Douglass appointed receiver for Meyer J Meyer and Ben S Meyer doing business as M J Meyer Co at 208 West Fourth Street in tailors trimmings. Assets listed at 13000 with liabilities not less than 20000. Partners seek dissolution of partnership amid creditor pressure and threat of seizures. Douglass qualified as bondsman in 23000 with ME Kuhn and Orann Wilder as sureties.
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Howard Douglass
Meyer J. Meyer
Ben
S. Meyer
M. J. Meyer & Co
West Fourth Street
Iso
Douglass
ME Kuhn
Orann Wilder
One of the Finest A Bold Policeman Incident
Max Strauss of 174 Baymiller street reported at Central Station that Officer George W. Horner assaulted him at Court and Baymiller, kicking him and striking his face with a fat. Lieutenant Gill found Horner intoxicated, seized his gear, and ordered him to report to Colonel Deitsch the next day.
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Max Strauss
Baymiller Street
Central Station
George W. Horner
Court
Baymiller Streets
Gill
Horner
Deitsch
A Stable Mystery Ends in Tragic Death
Casper Vogelman, a stable worker near Birn bryer's stable at Findley and Elm, was taken to City Hospital on November 6 with two broken ribs. He recovered and was released but returned Thursday in worse condition and died last evening. He was a stranger to the city and the cause of his injuries remains unclear though a wagon run over him is suggested.
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Casper Vogelman
Birnbryer
Findley
Elm Streets
Lala
Pocket-book theft Arrest shocks city resident at Fifth and Central
Mrs. Bauman of 06 Harriet Street reported a pocket-book stolen from her at Fifth and Central Avenue last evening containing $5. A suspicious man named Theodore Landes was arrested on suspicion after being seen feeling pockets of other women in the area.
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