Connolly and the Unionist under fire in Cincinnati politics
A critical account targets Doc Connolly of the Cincinnati Unionist for hypocrisy and partisan influence. The piece accuses him of duplicity, taking Republican campaign funds, and masquerading as a labor advocate while supporting Foraker and anti union actions. It cites past boycotts and a corrupt-advertising payoff connection to Muhlhauser’s Eclipse Sewing Machine Company. It references a broader labor movement critique and notes a separate report from the Brotherhood of Railroad Brakemen convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc” Connolly
Cincinnati
Foraker
Covington
Republican
Doc
Connolly
Windisch
Muhlhauser & Co
Henry Muhlhauser
Eclipse Sewing Machine Company
Lion Brewery
Muhlhauser
Leo Brigel
Trades Unions of
Doc” Connelly
Powell
Seitz
Trator Connelly
Bebe Hagnilton
Grand theatre hosts multiple works with new debuts
Dramatic notes report a splendid Grand audience for The Bohemian Girl and Ruy Blas to be produced here for the first time. Matinee today features Chimes of Normandy. Tux Hanlon’s New Fantasma crowds Heuck’s. cyclorama Battle of Gettysburg at Seventh and Elm. Also billed are A Great Wrong at Harris’ and a soap bubble act at the Dime Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exnma
Ruy Blas
Normandy
MN. Curisttine
Dime Museum
Montgomery Phister
Harris
T. J. Farron
Local Brevities and Court Proceedings
Pay day for the police force today. Bernard Leonard of Cumminsville died at his Van Horn street residence yesterday with funeral set for Thursday. Holzmeister bound over to the Grand Jury by Squire Schrader on provocation with bond set at $100. The Western Association of Architects met at the Grand Hotel November 16 to 18. John Stafford, married since 1873, tied in a second marriage August 10 last to Sophia Fourtag while wife No 1 pending divorce, bound over in $1,000. Oscar Willisch, Elm street jeweler, faced Police Court for clock repair sale. clock originally bought on weekly payments. case dismissed after clock kept by him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Leonard
Cumminsville
van Horn Street
Holzmeister
Squire Schrader
John Stafford
Sophia Fourtag
John
Oscar Willisch
Elm Street
Willisch
Cigar Makers Union Reports Payouts and Membership Rise
The Cigar Makers International Union reports benefit expenses of 98000 dollars and strike costs of 32000 dollars with a membership totaling 28 thousand. The International Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers begins its 24th annual session in Chicago today and expects a two week convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cigar-maker’s International Union
International Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Chicago
Baseball Notes From Early Season Games Across Cities
At Philadelphia the Athletics beat the Cincinnati Club 2 to 0 as Cincinnati reserves its entire present team for next season. In Boston Detroit won 9 to 2 over St. Louis with Detroit 17 hits to 12 for St. Louis. Thompson hit two home runs. Bennett hit a three-base. The Cuban Giants of Trenton, N J, met the Reds after earlier victory by the Giants. Cleveland defeated Cincinnati 14 to 4 with Crowell Snyder Mullane Keenan as batteries. Cincinnati made 18 base hits to Cleveland 20 with one error for Cincinnati and two for Cleveland. Umpire Jennings officiated. John Corkhill left, Kid Baldwin set a world record for consecutive games catching, as Young Blood appears in remaining games.
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Boston
Mass
Detroit
St. Louis
Thompson
Bennett
Cuban Giants
Trenton
N. J
Reds
Giants
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Crowell
Snyder
Mullane
Keenan
Jennings
John Corkhill
Kid Baldwin
Anti Poverty Society Fair in Madison Square Garden Ends
The Anti Poverty Society staged a three week fair at Madison Square Garden New York to raise funds for the United Labor party in that state. It closed last night with total receipts expected to reach 25000 dollars. In the presidential contest Henry George defeated Benjamin Harrison by 4001 to 3107.
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Anti-Poverty Society
Madison Square Garden
New York
United Labor Pany
Hém
Sentencing of Eugene Charles in Lafiyy case
Eugene Charles of Lafiyy received a seven year term in the Penitentiary for a noree stenting charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Charles
Lafiyy
Noree
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Oc” Connolly
Trottor
Red Advocate
the Brotherhood of Railroad Brakemen
United States
Canada
Binglin Impton
Wikenson
Peoria
Til
Ae Mae
Western Association of Architects
Grand Hotel
Journeymen Barbers’ Union
Buffalo
N. Y
Henry Gewert
Vine St
Cincinnati, Oaio
Lindeman
Lindeman Bros
Fourth St
Philadelphia
Philadelphias
Athletics
Cincinnati Club
Stermberger
Sixth St
Race
New
Cimon
J. G. Simper
WM. F. Buck
Bremen St
Biedenbender
Hatter
Main, Bet
Fifth and Sixth Streets
K. of L
Co-Operative
Biedenbender’s
Tettenborn's
Ujsahold
Culinery
Pocket and Table Co
Tettenborn & & CO
Fred Kirsch
Kindel Avenue
Bank
Central Quarters
2Nd Ward
Labor Club
F. H. Klayer
F. W. Klayer
FH. Klayer & Som
Merchant Tailors, Cor
Seventh and Central Avenue
Ara
Ohio
E. J. Molloy
Main St
Queen City
Saint Mills
M. V. B. Weighell
Cincinnatio
Obie
Edward Leahy & Sons
South Comminsville
25Th Ward
Holland
Cornelius Bos
Cotat
Longworth
J A W. Acomb Ea
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