Frantic Republican Appeal Targets Taxpayers in Cincinnati
The piece denounces a Lincoln Club circular urging Republicans to recruit taxpaying Democrats for the 1887 election. It argues the party divides the community into two classes and fears a strong Union Labor vote, citing D Sinton’s remark against universal suffrage and predicting gains for labor in Cincinnati.
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Hamilton County
Lincoln Club
Garfield Place
Cincinnati
Republican Campaign Committee
Blican
Republican Party
Brewers' Convention Hinted To Discuss Political Aims
Ironton Ohio resident Leo Ebert president of the State Brewers Association is in the city and expected to preside over a brewing convention soon, a gathering said to pursue a political objective though details are unclear.
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Leo Ebert
Ironton
Ohio
State Brewers’ Association
Brewers’ Convention
County Board Advances Sale of Asylum Improvement Bonds
In morning session the Board of County Commissioners directed the Auditor to offer for sale 60000 dollars of Longview Asylum improvement bonds.
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Board of County Commissioners
Longview Asylum
Goulds Way Narrates Baltimore Telegraph Sale Attempt
The News reveals Robert Garrett told a friend how a group including Jay Gould and others pursued the Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph sale. Gould offered 8 million, Garrett demanded 10 million, and a European syndicate prepared to buy for 10 million while Gould influenced Baltimore and Ohio officials.
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Baltimore
News of
Robert Garrett
Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph
Garrett
Europe
Jay Gould
King
John K. Cowen
Baltimore and Ohio
Hudson River
Gould
Mr. Garret
Amsterdam
Pro Te. Burns
Telegraph Taps Archibald war correspondent arrives in New York
Archibald a famed war correspondent, arrived in New York from England with health shattered. First mortgage of 15 million dollars at 6 on the New York and Pennsylvania Railroad recorded for Carl Schurz and Isaac M. Seligmann. Mayor R C McCain of Tuscaloosa fatally hurt in Alabama. left leg severed after slipping under wheels on moving train. age about fifty. Springfield Ohio schools closed due to coal strike. Anthracite coal up a dollar per ton. soft coal expected to rise. Kansas Pacific Railroad suit against Jay Gould and Russell trustees discontinued in New York. Toledo Peoria and Warsaw Railway attorney cites company progress. Chatewowm killed many in current battle. death loss highest at $2,000. Green Ridge colliery near Scranton area sank twenty-five acres after coal pillar robbing. Central detective force in Chicago stepped up for anarchist execution date.
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of New York and Pennsylvania Railroad
Carl Schurz
Isaac M. Seligmann
R. C. McCain
Tuscaloosa
Jay Gould
Russell
Kansas Pacific Railroad Securities
Stoop
John 8. Stevens
Toledo
Peoria
Warsaw
Chatewo Mh
Green Ridge
Scranton
Penn
Union Labor Party Admitted Four Reps at November Count
The Board of Elections has recognized the Union Labor party and admitted four representatives at the official count in November.
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Board of Elections
Union Labor Party
Fatal shooting in Harrodsburg linked to barroom quarrel
In Harrodsburg Kentucky Richard Paxton twenty five year old first corporal Buckner Guards was killed by Henry Passmore a bartender Paxton wearing his uniform stopped at Brown s saloon where Passmore worked and was shot three times Paxton died within thirty minutes after being carried to his saloon Passmore was arrested and faces prosecution Paxton denied provocation and witnesses say Paxton was unarmed prior to the quarrel
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Harrodsburg
Richard Paxton
Buckner Guards
Henry Passmore
Paxton
Brown
Passmore
Finishing Touches On Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Co
Chicago copies of the defunct Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Company were cleared by Western Union. Messenger boys, left jobless, sought work at Postal but found it saturated. Salaries on the rise at Postal while B and O managers and many female clerks are dismissed.
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Chicago
Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Company
Western Union
Washington Street
Board of Trade
Seears
Baltimore
Ohio
Livery Stable Worker Killed in Georgetown Fatal Accident
Wiley Bentley, a Jennings livery stable employee in Georgetown Ohio, brought a drummer to town Tuesday night and on return his head was caught between the shaft and front wheel. He was dragged to Georgetown and died from the mangled injuries, appearing to have been dead some time.
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Breey
Wiley Bentley
Jennings
Georgetown
Ohio
Supreme Court Allows Liquor Sales in Club Houses
Boston October 26 Supreme Court holds prohibitory law does not bar sale of liquor to members in club houses clarifying restrictions on private club service.
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Boston
Mass
Supreme Court
Theaters and Lectures Highlight City Week
Dramatic entertainments fill the schedule with Sheffer and company at Pel Foire nightly and matinees tomorrow. Wallick's Cattle King Company performs to Havila's full capacity while Heuck's hosts Effieen and company with a matinee today. Grand Opera House showcases Jim the Penman all week with Wm. Ferguson star power. Gettysburg Battle marks Grand Army Day tomorrow with veteran portraits. The Babels A.O. pianist Mattie cowgirl and Rickets novelty show entertain hourly at the Museum. The Ladies Social by Cincinnati Elks opens at Odeon Theater tomorrow, admission by card. Langtry and Potter clash on Fifth Avenue stage with predicted future eclipse. Carew's show window and Mr. Rean’s dramatic life attract attention. Rev. Joseph Parker will lecture at the Odeon next week on Locks.
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Babels—A
Mattie
Cincinnati Lod of Elks
Little Odeon
Langtry
James Brown Potter
Fifth Avenue Theater
Wr Areenk
S . Fm
Vi & Carew
Poe
Rei
Scone
People’s Arran
Credi
Trial of Wilfrid Blunt Opens in Woodford
The Blunt trial opens with Ronan prosecuting and Harrington arguing court authority. Witness Byrne testifies he warned Blunt to desist. no assault seen, but Blunt lay injured as arrest ordered. Crown signals similar treatment for agitators in Ireland.
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DuBii
Wilfrid Blunt
Woodford
Ronan
Harrington
Byrne
Blunt
Mr. Blunt
Lady Blunt
Wilfred Blunt
Ireland
Labor Meetings Across Wards Call Workingmen to Gather
The Fifth Ward Union Labor Club holds an outdoor mass meeting at Pearl and Broadway this evening with speakers Weler Molloy and Carroll. A blue rock Delaney street event follows in the Twenty fifth Ward with Clifton Union Labor Club in attendance. A Friday October 2 mass meeting of the Union Labor party is planned at Seventh and Freeman with speakers Ogden Mahoney and Wilson. District meets at Wuebler s Hall and Homer's Hall inviting workingmen to attend.
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Fifth Ward Union Labor Club
Pearl and
Broadway
Blue Rock
Delaney Streets
Twenty-fifth Ward
Weler
Molloy
Carroll
Clifton Union Labor Club
Union Labor Party
Twentieth Ward Club
Seventh and
Freeman
Wm. B. Ogden
Dennis Mahoney
Wm. B. Wilson
West End
Twentieth Ward Union Labor Club
Wuebler’s
Freeman Avenue
Court
Twentieth Ward
Homer's Hall
Sixth and
Local Briefs From Hamilton House Fire And Court Notes
A small fire damaged Hamilton House on Fifth on Broadway and required rebuilding work. Henry Benne, a saloon keeper at Wade and Baymiller, faced charges related to violation of the midnight law. a case involving Renesch for liquor sale proceeded to October 28. A court session also noted a defendant who fled the scene, with details fragmented by the garbled report.
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Hamilton House
Fifth
Broadway
Henry Benne
Wade and
Baymiller Street
Renesch
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Gould’s
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Archibald
New York
England
Springfield
Jim
Penman
Grand Opera House
Wm. J. Ferguson
Matinee
Joseph Parker
Odeon
Park
Foreign Affairs
Woodrd
London
Islington
Chamberlain
British Fisheries Commission
English Home Rule Union
Marquis of Ripon
Leeds
Kamler
Ceping & Icle
Duckorth
Witten
M Veloute
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