Nineteenth Ward Meeting Turmoil Ends in Street Clash
Democrats and Union Labor clashed in separate Nineteenth Ward gatherings. In the Democratic meeting at St Patrick's School House Hon John F Follett faced a violent outburst when a member called him a liar. Buck McDonald led the melee and was ousted after a brief brawl. Police intervened and order returned before the adjournment.
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Third and Mill
Union Labor Party
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John
Buck” McDonald
McDonald
Buck
Pudeseye
Patch” Moran
John F
Adam Kramer
Adam Kramer Was Announced As the Next Speaker. Mr. Kramer
Europe
Various 19th Century News Snippets From Across the Nation
A collage of brief items: Banxen Rawson near recovery after a shooting by his stepson in Chicago. Latrobe’s Baltimore mayoral win on the Democratic ticket by 4000. Xenia Ohio’s Daily Torchlight to publish as evening edition. Greensburg Indiana gas strike at 902 feet on Warden Hamilton farm. Obituaries note Justice Jone Arrcuse of Maryland dies at 47. Colonel Charles B.FLoop dies in Columbus at 77. The Post Office burglary near Sharon Pennsylvania nets $600. rail brakeman Schuyler Hal injured in Kentucky. tobacco sale restrictions enforced in Chicago. Mary Hogan of North Adams suffocated by gas with sister also afflicted. Kentucky ex-Speaker John T. Bunch paralytic and near death. lunacy arrest for James Dowling in Chattanooga. Hespeer Ontario mills seized, 250 workers laid off. Seneca Falls standpipe bursts, damage $20,000. Sub-Treasury cashier Henry M. Jackson linked to $10,000 move to Canada. Grand jury hears Sage and Gould larceny papers. Columbus youths Brantingham and Raywomp jailed for burglary attempts. Yuma convicts injure Superintendent Gales during escape bid.
Newsboye at Madison Ave press room announces latest Tor Evenina issue
The Ninth Ward Union Labor Party Club will meet next Thursday at Turner's Hall to discuss the Women's Suffrage plank of the Union Labor platform with public invitation. The Commonwealth began publishing the Covington city election poll-books yesterday noting a query about six voters listing residence at 305 Scot Street where only one resident is found.
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Tor Evenina
Madison Ave
Ninth Ward Union Labor Party Club
Turner’s Hall
Union Labor Platform
Commonwealth
Covington
Scot Street
Third Ward Labor Men to Meet Tonight
A meeting of the Third Ward labor men is announced to be held at the Woodward and Pendle streets corner this evening.
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Third Ward
Woodward and
Pendle Fom Streets
Father McGlynn Denies Forgiveness Rumor
Dr. McGlynn lectured on the land tax question supporting the United Labor State ticket and denied a dispatch claiming he would ask forgiveness of the Church and seek reinstatement. He called the dispatch untrue from beginning to end and asked how he could repent without an offense.
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Eomma
N.Y
Remember You Lose Your Vote If You Don’t Register
Public advisory warns voters that failing to complete registration may bar participation in upcoming elections. Officials urge timely registration to ensure eligibility and avoid last minute delays.
Blunt Guilty in Woodford Meeting Case
Mr. Wilfrid Blunt was found guilty of violating the Irish Crimes Act at Woodford after a Sunday speaking engagement and received a two month imprisonment. An appeal was filed by his counsel Paris. President Grevy and the Rouvier Ministry reportedly may resign amid European unrest and fears of Clemenceau and Boulanger’s return to power. War looms in Zululand as annexation to Natal is discussed. Austria moves to curb drinking with a Reichstag bill. Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria has lent 200000 to speed railway work. M. Wilson says he will not resign his Tours seat despite Legion of Honor banter.
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Bulgaria
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Labor Field Mass Meeting Prompts Party Rally Tonight
The Labor party held a large mass meeting in the Twenty first Ward at Sixth and Carr with A R Page and John Carroll speaking. A grand rally is planned for tonight at Pearl and Elm streets with attendees from the Seventh Tenth Eleventh Twelfth and Thirteenth Wards. Speakers include C Monel J B Wolverton James McDermott A W Bruck Munson John Malloy and Hugh Cavan.
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Labor Party
Sixth and
Carr
A. R. Page
John Carroll
Union Labor Party
Pearl and
Elm Streets
C. Monel
J. B. Wolverton
James McDermott
A. W. Bruck Ha Munson
John Malloy
Hugh Cavan
The Commercial Gazette's partisan day coverage criticized
The notice attacks the Commercial Gazette for a strongly partisan Republican narrative that slants the day’s events to malign the Grand Army of the Republic, portraying them as corrupt and urging readers to reject their stance.
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Commercial Gazette
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