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The Harrison News in Harrison, Ohio
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Newspaper
The Harrison News
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1893
Page
1
Republican Leagues Meet in Louisville In 1896 Fashion
The Louisville gathering marks the first national republican meeting in a southern state since the war. Clarkson asserts party optimism, defends tariffs, bi nationalism, and civil rights. Delegates approve resolutions on labor, voting, and women’s suffrage a new platform, while leaders miss address from top figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
National Committee
League of Clubs
League of College Clubs
Washington
Gen
Harrison
Louisvillle
Republican League
McCauley
Tyler
Kentucky
J. I. Crawford
Newport
State League
Augustus E. Wilson
Humphrey
James S. Clarkson
Iowa
League
Clarkson
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Waterson
Lincoln
Grant
Congress
United States
Committee On Resolutions
Dr. Blackwell
Boston
George Prince
Galesburg
National Party
Russell A. Alger
J. Sloat Fassett
Thomas B. Reed
John C. Spooner
William McKinley
John M. Thurston
Levi P. Morton
Spooner
Fassett
Dr. Heywood
Frank Cannon
Utah
Heywood
James G. Blaine
James Blount
Alabama
South
Capt
Allen
Union League Club
New York
Committee On
Blackwell
Republican Clubs
Pinkerton
Benjamin Harrison
James Blaine
South America
Atlantic
Pacific
Den
Socratic
M. H. DeYoung
California
W. M. Tracy
Illinois
W. H. Hastings
Pennsylvania
Tracey
E. M. Smith
Arkansas
H. M. Cooper
L. M. Trumbo
Colorado
N. K. Bushnell
Connecticut
Edmund L. Lindsay
Delaware
Charles F. Hopper
Indiana
W. Ll.paulee
E. C. Doll
Kansas
J. N. Miller
W. E. Riley
Louisiana
D. M. Lines
Maine
Joe H. Manly
Maryland
George R. Gaithey
Massachusetts
J. Henry Good
Michigan
Henry A. Haigh
Minnesota
T. E. Byrnes
Missouri
John F. Flannigan
Montana
J. N. Collins
Nebraska
E. J. Haines
New Hampshire
S. J. Jewett
New Jersey
Frank P. McGowan
James A. Blanchaze
Ohio
H. W. Gardner
Maj
L. G. McCauley
Rhode Island
E. H. Teepke
Tennessee
E. 8
Ashcroft
Texas
H. F. McGregor
John L. Wilson
West Virginia
S. B. Elkins
Wisconsin
O. L. Rosenbaum
Oklahoma
T. G. Risley
Hoyt Sherman
Idaho
C. L. Heitman
B. B. Hayes
Republican Club
Aase
Denver
Mississippi rises threaten record flood fears
Kroxuk Ia May 12 Dwellers on low lands again report high Mississippi river water. At 7 oclock Thursday night it stood thirteen feet above low water mark, up three tenths in twenty four hours, within one tenth of this season's highest. Fears grow that the great flood predictions may come true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroxuk
Mississippi River
Italy Faces Grain Shortfall Amid Drought Reports
Government reports from prefects across districts of Italy indicate a severe grain drought with predicted excess imports. Italy will need to move 113,500,000 bushels more than usual as a result, with a five lire duty on each quintal expected to offset the deficit. E M Gilberson is named collector of internal revenue for West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Ite
Countess Evelyn Sinks After Collision Off Cornwall
London report details that the Countess Evelyn collided with the City of Hamburg in fog near Trevose Head, sank in ninety seconds with sixteen crew and nine passengers lost. Only one seaman survived briefly. bodies recovered include a young girl. The City of Hamburg and the Ataka also sustained damage in related collisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Ataka
London
Swansea
Trevose Head
Cornwall
Countess Evelyn
Bilboa
Spain
Newport
Wales
Richards
Jorbin
Bilbao
Williams
Barton
Cardiff
Lundy Isle
Twenty Five Ringleaders of a Mob Indicted in Tennessee
Chattanooga May 15 report of the grand jury returned twenty five indictments against mob ringleaders in the Iron jail case. Five indicted for murder and twenty as accessories to murder. The defendants include prominent merchants and a law officer. Evidence described as positive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Alfred Blount
Tennessee
Vegetarian Congress Planned for Chicago Fair
Among Arizona passengers due in New York May 15 Miss May Yates an organic society leader and founder of the Bread and Food Reform league arrives to arrange a vegetarian congress at the Chicago fair in early June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vegetarian Congress
New York
Arizona
Misa
May Yates
Organic Society
Miss Yates
The
Bread and Food Reform League
Chicago Fair
Fatal Wreck on the Air Line at West Belleville
A west bound Louisville and St. Louis air line freight train collided with an open switch near West Belleville on Sunday night. Fireman John Menker and brakeman were killed outright, while Engineer Mahaffey suffered injuries expected to be fatal. Victims resided in Huntingburg, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mascoutag
Ill
Louisville and St. Louis
West Belleville
John Menker
Mahaffey
Huntingburg
Ind
Crevasse Opens Bayou La Fourch Near Raceland
A crevasse appeared on Bayou La Fourch half a mile above La Fourch crossing on the west side. The break, reported Sunday night, measured fifty feet wide and ten feet deep and affects Arcadia plantation. The bayou has dropped six inches at Raceland in the last twelve hours with no repair yet undertaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raceland
Bayou la Fourch
la Fourch Crossing
Arcadia Plantation
Count Kalnoky demands satisfaction over exiled Galician
Vienna May 15. In a sharp note to the foreign office in St Peters burg Count Kalnoky demands satisfaction for the expulsion of Rosenadinski a rich Galician proprietor and member of the Austrian reichsrat who was ill treated and expelled from Russian Poland under political intrigues accusation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Foreign Office
St. Petersburg
Kalnoky
Rosenadinski
Galicia
Reichsrath
Russian
Poland
Bank Officers Ship In Paw Paw Bank Closure
May 15 Paw Paw Michigan reports great excitement as local bank managers failed to open Friday morning after leaving town Thursday night. About $18,000 in deposits are held by concerned citizens pursuing legal steps to recover funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paw Paw
Mich
Lawton
Desirous Man Personal Crisis Reported in Louisville
LouisviLLe Ky May 15 William Burger aged 60 years committed suicide Friday morning by shooting himself through the head in a delirious spell. He had been ill long and imagined rats were gnawing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
William Burger
Delays Hit Louisiana Building Interior Furnishings
The Louisiana state commission reports distress over delays in furnishing the interior of the building in Chicago. Furniture and display cars were lost on the railroad and several have been broken into by thieves delaying progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana Building
Chicago
Louisiana State Commission
Miss Rose Cleveland Sails for Home
Miss Rose Cleveland left Loxpon for New York aboard the steamer Etruria on Saturday amid social interest. The former president’s daughter’s trip follows a period of public appearances and notable events in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rose Cleveland
Loxpon
New York
Etruria
Fatally Burned in a Fire at Worthington Foundry
A Worthington foundry and machine shops owned by the Graham Brothers burned at noon Friday causing an estimated loss of $20,000. An asphaltum barrel explosion started the blaze. Garfield Willis, twelve, sustained fatal burns. The firm carried no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Graham Brothers
Worthington
Garfield Willis
Beav er Deposit Bank Burglarizes and Loots Safe
Beaver Pennsylvania May 15 burglars entered the Beaver Deposit Bank Sunday morning and forced open the safes. About 200 dollars in silver was taken and the robbers escaped without leaving clues or a trace of their crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Beaver Deposit Bank
Battle at Horn kranz leaves women and children killed
Capetown report from May 16 notes Capt. Francois stormed Horn kranz on April 21 amid heavy fighting. German casualties included Sokolowski and three soldiers wounded. natives suffered eighty-five killed and 100 wounded. Seventy native women and ten native men and boys killed. a few babies perished. German force totaled 200. Witbooi leader Hotten tot chief vows vengeance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Capetown
Francois
Hornkranz
Sokolowski
Witbool
Hottentot
Australian Bank Suspends in Brisbane Amid Withdrawals
Lonxpon May 15 The suspension of the National Bank of Queensland causes little fuss in financial circles as Brisbane officials report withdrawals as the cause. Shares have traded at a discount for weeks and officials express cautious confidence that the situation will stabilize and banks will recover value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Bank
Lonxpon
National Bank of Queensland
National Cable
Brisbane
Stock Exchange
National Express
Appeal Against Sunday Opening in Chicago Fair
The American Sabbath Union telegraphed President Cleveland and Attorney General Olney to seek an injunction to prevent the Chicago fair from opening on Sunday. The group says it represents about twenty thousand Christians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Sabbath Union
Cleveland
Olney
Haymarket Battle Celebrated by VMI Students
In Richmont Virginia May 16 students from the Virginia Military Institute celebrated the Battle of Haymarket. The event marked a ceremonial opening of the great underground stairway at the natural bridge as part of the observance.
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Toledo
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Scotland
Dak
Hall
W. Marquess
W. Va
Dule
Renient
Madison Ave
I.C.A.R
E. Leland
Dot Madison AV
Asi Fine
Flea Wu
Tau
Promibsen
Harrison, Ohio
City Hall
Harrison, O
Naan
Peter Ebertz
Joseph Bernhard
State Street
John Knepfie
Market St
Harrison, C
Dak Bros
Proprietors OF the
Citizens’ Banki
General Banking
Cincinnati
Frank Bowles
Carbice
Republican Leagues
Executive Committee
E. M. Gilbersoh
West Virgi
Evelyn
Potter Palmer
Cuiiaco
God
Charles C. Bonney
Permanent
Memorial Art Palace
Lake Front
Bonney
Palmer
Henrotin
May Wright Sewell
Congress of Representative Women
Tousley
Judiciary Committee
National Editorial Association
Valley House
Wegon
Moerlein
Moerlein’s
Duncan & Duncan
Market and Vine
Clarrison, Ohio
the National Bakery
Market Street
Henry Schott
Prop
Eas
John H. Ragar
Central Cycle Mfg. CO
Indianapolis, Inc
Makers OF
Ben-Hur
Bigygles
Preumatis Tire
Kendalls
Kendall
Maxn
Bedford Co
Dr. B. J. Kendall Co
Cainey
Rocx
Ark
Pr. B. J
Poe
Mney
B. J. Kendall
Enosburgs Falls
Vermont
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