Victory in the West signals Republican gains in new states
The article reports strong Republican results in the Dakotas Washington Montana and North and South Dakota with legislatures leaning Republican and Hansbrough and Carter winning seats. Prohibition and woman suffrage are defeated. overall a favorable outcome for the Harrison administration.
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Washington
Montana
Carter
Congress
North Dakota
Hansbrough
Prohibition
South Dakota
New States
Harrison
Congress of American Nations Meets in Washington
Delegates from North and South America except Canada and San Domingo gather in Washington at noon on October 2 for a preliminary session. A six week tour follows, visiting manufacturing centers and natural resource areas via 30 rail lines across 20 states, with 5406 miles aboard a seven car vestibuled train stopping at Erie on the 14th.
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Congress of American Nations
Washington
North
South America
Canada
San Domingo
Eastern
Middle States
New World
Congress of Nations
Europe
Erie
Cabinet of President Harrison Names and Salaries
Ep. Matz requests a published full list of President Harrison's Cabinet with each official's salary. The named members include Blaine, Windom, Tracy, Proctor, Wanamaker, Noble, Miller, and Rusk, each earning $8,000 annually.
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Ep. Matz
MAIL
James G. Blaine
William Windom
the Treasury
Benjamin F. Tracy
Navy
Redfield Proctor
John Wanamaker
Gener
John W. Noble
the Interior
W. H Miller
Jeremiah M. Rusk
Agriculture
Northwest battle seals Republican triumph in Virginia race
The National Republican Executive Committee led by Quay Clarkson and Dudley aided the victory. Democrats attempted to block the Republicans but failed across the board, even with Senator Gorman guiding their campaign. The nation’s Republicans urged to assist Virginia now.
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Northwest
Train for American Congress Tour Opens at Washington Depot
The finest train ever pulling from the Washington depot carried the American International Congress members last Thursday morning on the P R R. Seven bemaled cars and a new engine led the party with the Esperanza car labeled International American Congress Pennsylvania Special. Delegates from fourteen states, plus reporters and artists, will tour the U S and territories at Uncle Sam’s expense before returning to business. Secretary Blaine hosted a banquet with the toast The perpetual friendship and prosperity of the American States.
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American International Congress
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Ex Vice President Hannnipa t HamLin in Maine Roars Again
The N Y Sun claims the former vice president Hannibal Hamlin aged over 80 is active in Maine politics and society. It alleges he travels among partridges and even dances at local corn roasts as the Pine Tree State’s latest fashionable figure. A reward is offered for any younger sprucer man matching his wit.
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N. Y. Sun
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New England
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Hall's Hair Renewer Gains Global Hair Revival Fame
Hall's Hair Renewer is reputed worldwide for restoring hair on bald heads and reversing gray to its original youthful color.
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Ohio
Public figures and events mix in scattered late news
Bronze cast planned for Edison in Menlo Park plaza. September debt drop recorded at 13 685 094 25 dollars. Germany railroad wreck kills about 50, injures many. Efforts to add prohibition plank at Saratoga convention fail. Sunol colt sets distance record at Fresno Oct 4. UPenn to admit women on equal terms in all departments. Cleveland’s bid to follow Sunset Cox proves futile. US exhibit at Paris Exposition wins numerous prizes and medals.
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Miller sells Indianapolis home as partner hints at Supreme Bench
Attorney General Miller has sold his Indianapolis house. His law partner Mr. Elam says he will go on the Supreme Bench. Miller has not yet been offered the appointment, likely before Congress opens.
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Indianapolis
Elam
Supreme Bench
Douglass sails for Haiti amid steamer salute
Fred Douglass, newly named Minister to Haiti, departed from New York on October 1 aboard the Kearsage for the West Indies. A fifteen gun salute honored the envoy. Capt. Shepard objected to housing him in an extra cabin and asked the Navy Department how to proceed. Secretary Tracy removed him from duty and named Commander Whiting to replace him.
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Haiti
West Indies
Kearsage
New York
Shepard
Knights Templar Parade In Washington Expected To Impress
As Washington prepares, Knights Templar members in warlike attire parade with cross and mantles. About 25 000 in line with families. railroads add large extra services to move them, Pennsylvania Company adding 275 sleeping cars for the event.
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Stone Named as Republican Gubernatorial Candidate
The Matt, a Warren county Republican journal, endorses Secretary of the Commonwealth Stone for governor next year. The Harrisburg Telegraph lauds his integrity, intelligence, and steady public service, noting his affable disposition and broad support.
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Harrisburg
Stone Favored for Governor by North West Endorsements
The North west praises Hon. Charles W. Stone, Secretary of the Commonwealth, as a potential Republican governor candidate. Despite his denial, friends in the county may push him into the race, and the press backing signals strong statewide support.
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The
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Northwest
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Tionesta Republican
Standard Oil Wins In Findlay Injunction Case
Judge Pendleton dissolved the injunction in the Standard Oil Company against the Toledo Findlay and Springfield Railroad over roadbed construction on leased lands. He ruled oil and gas leases grant surface use only for development, not absolute surface control. Standard appeals the decision.
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Findlay
Ohio
Pendleton
Hancock County Court
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Toledo, Findlay & Springfield Railroad Company
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Hampton Letter Defends Mahone Against Lee Opinion
The letter from Gen Wade Hampton denying Gen Mahone was well thought of by Gen Lee raises Virginia Democrats fear that Mahone enjoys strong support among ex Confederate veterans. Regardless of Lee's view, Republican Governor hopefuls cannot be accused of cowardice.
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Mahone
Lee
Virginia
Gen. Lee
Gen. Mahone
Compulsory education and juror shortages spark debate
A parade of notes touches on education, politics, and reform. Curiaco's compulsory system dents juror pools in the Cronin trial while New York eyes the world’s fair and Central Park. Senator Quay turns 57 as other leaders issue opinions on labor, trade, and public welfare.
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Cronin
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Central Park
Senator Quay
Robert Garrett
Mary
Corporal Tanner
Montana
West Virginia
Tanner
Ohio
Hair Care Tip on Scalp Dandruff and Ayer's Hair Igor
Do not allow buildup on the scalp. It can be controlled by using Ayer's Hair Igor to reveal a healthier scalp.
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Igor
Women attend State Convention in Philadelphia this week
Mrs. A. B. Munger Mrs. D. I. Ball Mrs. Emma Smith and Mrs. Chas. Lott are attending the State Convention in Philadelphia this week.
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D. I. Ball
Emma Smith
Chas. Lott
Philadelphia
Magazine notices and book reviews in October issues
Wide Awake and Scribner's Magazine highlight articles for young readers and general audiences. Notable pieces include How many Indians in the United States and The Boy who Invented the Telegraph, plus Thomson travel and road-improvement essays. Century and Lippincott's feature Moliere and Shakespeare, Herschels reminiscences, and De Leon's Creole and Puritan set at West Point with adventures to Egypt and New Orleans.
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New Orleans
New York City
What Bad Roads Cost
The Philadelphia Press argues that good roads have clear monetary value. Citing J W Jenks, Illinois dirt roads hinder economy, limiting loads and raising costs. Poor roads waste state tax money, depress farm values, and cause wear and frustration, while investment in quality highways would save taxes and improve productivity.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Press
Seven Years for Faulkner Verdict and Sentence
The jury found Gen. L. B. Faulkner guilty on the eighteenth count for making a false report on the Densville National Bank in May 1887 and signing his name. Judge Coxe sentenced Faulkner to seven years in the Erie county jail. Judge Wallace of Syracuse will be asked for a writ of error.
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Erie County
Wallace
Syracuse
Castoria Advertisement Echoes Through Generations
Classic ad line traces Castoria from infancy to motherhood and beyond. It showcases a product tied to care for babies children and families, highlighting enduring reliance across life stages.
Markets Report Signals Mixed U S Prices Across Regions
New York on Oct 5 shows money at 4 percent and steady exchange. Grain and livestock prices move in Cleveland Chicago Toledo and Buffalo with flour around 4.15 to 5.50, wheat and corntrends peaking, cattle and hog markets mixed but steady, and cattle and sheep prices varying by region.
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