Blaine's Letter Features in North American Review 1892
Ex secret ary Blaine's anticipated article appears in the November 1892 issue of The North American Review. He analyzes presidential candidates letters, critiques Cleveland for diverging from his party platform, and praises Harrison’s clear exposition of principles. He discusses pensions, currency, reciprocity, and predicts Cuba trade could unify the two nations.
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New York
Blaine
North American Review
Harrison
Cleveland
Harris
United States
America
Leeward
Windward Islands
Cuba
Empire Gift Funds Big Balloon For Science
Society directs 50000 marks from Emperor William to build a colossal balloon for scientific use. The craft will be 16 metres in diameter with 2528 cubic metres capacity, fitted with top equipment and scheduled for fifty ascents yearly. It aims to reach 1000 metres for observations and is explicitly not intended for military purposes.
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William
Barely Escaped Lynching in Cincinnati Riot
A crowd attacked a group of men in Cincinnati Chapter 2% and several were injured with one in critical condition. Police have responded and the situation remains tense as investigators seek witnesses.
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Cincinnati
J. C
Frank Donahue Charged with Murder in New York
Coroner's jury convened in New York at G percent to determine the circumstances after 19 year old Frank Donahue faced murder charges. The proceedings outlined the coroner's findings and next legal steps.
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New York
Frank Donahue
Fatal buggy accident in Caledonia County
In Caledonia County on October 25 H Berovig was killed when his buggy overturned on a steep bank. Two horses also died in the crash and the incident is reported from the county seat.
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Caledonia N
Colorado River Rises Threatening Dam at Austin
The Colorado River at Austin Texas has risen to 25 feet amid fears the big dam could break, risking significant damage downstream. Local officials monitor the situation as water levels climb and warn residents to prepare for possible evacuation.
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Austin
Tex
Colorado
Protestant Episcopal convention names Minneapolis for 1895 meeting
The convention faced a drawn out selection process with bishops and deputies initially favoring Louisville and Denver. After multiple commissions, both houses agreed on Minneapolis as the site for the 1895 meeting, finalizing the choice despite earlier disagreements.
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Minneapolia
Battimore
Get
Protestant Episcopal ‘Convention
Minnea
Saratoga
Louisville
Denver
Colo
San Francisco
Jeant
Ap- Thea
Minneapolis
Typographical Union Votes Strike Impact on Boston Papers
A Boston special to The World reports Typographical Union No. 18 voting by a heavy majority to strike in The Advertiser Record and Journal if scale 4 is not conceded. The action likely affects about 250 employes with pressmen and stereotypers potentially leaving as well.
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New York
Boston
Record and Journal
Syndicate Eyes Bid to Take Over Baring Estate Stock
Report says a syndicate seeks to buy 1,700 pounds of Uretquaygn stock from the Baring estate. Liquidators are said to be weighing the offer, with the price reportedly below the current quota.
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Baring
Baring Bros
S Syndicate
Ponderly Spoke at Benefit for Rhodes Extortion Case
New York retired performer Ponderly spoke at The People's Theatre in a local benefit to raise funds for appealing the conviction of Master Workman J. A. Rhodes who was recently found guilty of extortion and related charges.
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Ponderly
New York
People’s Theatre
J. A. Rhodes
End Near Mrs Harrison as Illness Brings Death Imminent
Washington insiders report Mrs. Harrison's condition worsened to a hopeless state after a two year battle with influenza. Doctors say she may die within hours, with occasional conscious moments and no nourishment since midnight. Cabinet members, ministers, and family remain at her side amid growing weakness.
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Washietoy
Gardner
White House
Harrison
Space
Destructive hurricane hits Honduras coast ships wrecked
A severe hurricane struck the Honduran coast causing multiple shipwrecks. The three masted schooners Han Nolan Galin Fris and Royalist and the steamship Wanderer dragged anchors and went ashore while the Honduran schooner Johnsville church and nearby houses were blown down at Ruix ton. Passengers on the Honduras were rescued after two days adrift.
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Orlea Agi
Honduras
Socee
Festilla
Sotori
Ceiba
Helena Sant Ca Barlotta
Mobile
Bel’ 72
Atilla
Ruitan
James Still Starves Through Self Imposed Fast at School
James Still a sixteen year old colored pupil in New Jersey has fasted for forty seven days, intends to fast for nine more, and has been sent to Camden for treatment. School physicians cannot aid him. his strength is kept up by external applications of sweet oil.
Pacific Mail to End Panama Railroad Transfers
The Pacific Mail Company will discontinue its traffic transfers via the Panama Railroad after February due to a fallen out over a new contract. The steamship company is weighing an interoceanic route and appears near a decision. Parties linked to Pacific Mail are engaging in the revived old charter connection with Honduras.
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Pacific Mail Mpany
Panama Railroad
Omy
Pacific Mail Company
Intec - Honduras
Not Allowed to Speak in Alabama Campaign Rally
Captain R F Kolb and a fusion elector candidate faced heckling at a Gordon county rally after a short speaking spell. The mob, estimated at a dozen or more, jeered and disrupted the event forcing an early end to the appearance.
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Montgomery
Ala
R. F. Kolb
Gordon
Henry
Olb
Ing
Booth
Farmhouse Fire Destroys Porges GrafTon Property
Martin Zarwoski of GrafTon, N I reports his farm miles east of here was struck by a 3 am blaze. Loss estimated at 4000 with insurance. Outbuildings burned, a barn, 20 sacks of wheat, 1000 bushels of corn, 100 tons of hay and a sleigh perished. Five horses rescued but badly burned. Fire likely started on his premises.
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Porges GrafTon
N. I
Martin Zarwoski
Akg Aa Tarahet
Here
Loss
Postponed the Sixth Tithe in AuBainy court case
In AuBainy New York October 26 the criminal charge against Charles F P Peck was not immediately pursued as counsel failed to appear. Defence counsel sought dismissal but was denied. Prosecutor then moved for a short postponement to the following week, and the judge granted the request in line with the wishes of the defence. This marks the sixth postponement in the case.
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AuBainy
N. Y
Charles FP. Peck
Meegan
Chase
Uting al
Justice Deal
Ambush Kill Leaves Wealthy Stock Owner Shot Near Scottsville
In Scottsville Kentucky on October 26 a wealthy stock owner named Bad Ritchey was driving with his wife and baby when an ambush rifle shot struck him near a tree. The assailant identified as Williams, a neighbor with whom Ritchey had prior trouble.
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Scottsville
Ritchey
Williams Neighhan
Trains Collision in Tunnel Kills Seven at Shamokin Express
Philadelphia reports the Shamokin express on the Philadelphia and Reading railroad collided with an engine near the Manayunk tunnel. Seven people killed and between twenty and thirty wounded as the wreck burned. victims taken to St. Timothy's hospital Roxborough. The crash occurred after the south bound track was blocked and the engineer did not wait at Pencoyd.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia and
Reading
Manayunk
Pencoyd
Eere
Broad
Callowhill
St. Timothy’s Hospital
Roxborough
Sioux Discontent Claims Debunked At Pine Ridge
Reported Sioux outbreak fears are dismissed as imaginary by Deputy Marshal Matthiesen who warns the press and merchants of harm to credit. He notes Indians at Pine Ridge and Rosebud are peaceful, well supplied, and largely without arms, with ghost shirts not present. Columbus Day events at Rosebud drew about 200 Indians. Rev Collier and Special Agent Reynolds addressed about 1000 Tallings on non annexation of the lower Brule.
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Deapwoop
S. D
Pine “Ridge
Rosebud
South Dakota
Nebraska
United States
Matthiesen
Pine Ridge
Collier
Brooklyn
N.Y
Nolds
Indiana
Reylds
Brule
Flood Ruin in China Destroys Thousands by Yellow River
From China Sea letters a vast flood along the Yellow river causes immense loss of life and property. Estimating 54,000 drowned and 1,000,000 facing starvation, relief from the government is urged as the basin, 150 miles by 90 miles, endures two disasters in three years. Birds and boats report the ravage and failed dikes.
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China
San Francisco
Chinan Fu
China Sea
Jassur
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Blood Purifier
Advertised as a reliable blood purifier for diseases of the blood and catarrh. Hood's Sarsaparilla is said to cure severe cases, improve appetite, and build up the system. Hood's Pills claim to rouse the liver from torpidity, cure constipation, and aid digestion.
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Hood
Morgan Criticizes Depew Speech At Socialists Meeting
At a Sunday afternoon gathering, Thomas H. Morgan assailed Chauncey Depew for remarks claiming socialism footholds in America and that socialists are those forced to flee native lands. Morgan, a noted orator, urged Depew to understand socialism accurately.
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Depew
Thomas H. Morgan
Chauncey Depew
America
Morgat
United States
Mr. Morgan
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