The Boss Ship in Pennsylvania Exposed by World
The World exposes a corrupt Pennsylvania political machine led by Quay, Magee, and Kemble. It details the Treasury Ring, election frauds, forged proclamations, and the seizure of state funds. It traces the rise of Quay to supreme boss and the toll on democracy in Allegheny and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrissurg
Pennsylvania
Free State
Ring
Commonwealth
Union
Simon Cameron
Republican Party
Senate
Iinister
Russia
Cameron
Pennsyvaenia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harrisburg
Washington
William H. Kemble
Philadelphia
Robert W. Mackey
Pittsburg
Matthew Stanley Quay
Beaver
Treasury Ring
Quay
Treasury
House of Representatives
John Bardsley
Grand Jury
Allegheny County
Utah
Hartranft
Kembie and Quay
Treasury Ting
Republican Organization
Charles &. Wolfe
Kembie
The
Board of Pardons
Kemble
People’s Bank
Magee
State Treasury
United States Senate
Delamater
Calamatez
Allegheny
Mr. Quay
Taig
George Washington
Bess
Local rumors spark life in Clarendon notes and meetings
Clarendon notes recount a family birth, a quiet wedding, and a busy council session with ordinance discussions on transient merchants licensing. Reports cover church affairs, school openings, local travel to Warren Fair, and community events amid an accident near Old Clarendon and a youth dance disrupted by inebriated attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess C. G. Thomas
Elston Street
Motion Street
Clarendon
Warren Fair
Anna Shaw
May Thompson
Butler
James Lake
Wellsville
N. Y
J. G. Ginader
G. M. Hill
Meadville
Lon. Crarenpon
J. M. Davis
Presbyterian Church
Elmer Bowers
Clarion
Johnson Irvine
S. Weaver
T. W. Tate
Oil City
M. E. Church
Clarendon Gas Company
H. A. Thompson
Mr. Jewett
Buffalo
Toronto
Maggie Easter
Pittsburg Exposition
W.H. Banser
Bradford
Kathleen Driscoll
Garfield
Old Clarendon
FL Cal Cauley
Friends
Independent Guards
Ligon
Ed Bradford
Stanton Hill
Salamanca
Ed Logan
Ludlow
W. Logan
H. Muntz
North Warren
Clarence Braley
Lander
Clarence
J. A. Kelley
Cora Stanton
F. P. Kingsley
Dunham & Co
Charles Kingsley
Susie Thompson
Glade
Building the Fair transforms Swamp Land into a grand Exposition site
Chicago reports on the vast Chicago Exposition grounds near Jackson Park. Construction of the Hall of Manufactures and Liberal Arts progresses on a plateau overlooking the lake. A 50 000 feet railway network and ceaseless material flow drive rapid building, with the Woman's Building and Electricity and Mines structures rising as crews work day and night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eprrogx Levner
Hall of Manufactures and Liberal Arts
Jackson Park
Chicago
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