Campaign Meeting Draws Crowd in West Virginia
The first campaign event drew a monster audience in Mannxenuins West Virginia as speakers from the Democratic ticket, including Wilson and Faulkner, pitched tariff reform and government spending. Bycum, praising Pauline Guegrvesan Wilson, urged unity while Republicans faced criticism over McKinley era tariffs and foreign trade impacts.
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Mannxenuins
W. Va
Cleveland
Stevenson Danner
Mamorratic
Laine
Wilson
Hyntw
Gooesor Faulkner
Hamense Andragen
Bycum
Sapator
Pauline
Guegrvesan Wilsung
Amodr
Ben
Congress
Judge Cunningham Retrial Ordered After Hung Jury
In Crancestos West Virginia the County Court judge Charles Cunningham faced a second trial for drunken incompetency. The circuit court jury ended without a verdict after a week of deliberation. He remains free to be tried again at the fall term.
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Jadge Cunninghem
Cunningham
Final Races Conclude Two Days Meet of Wheelmen
At Parsippany New Jersey the two day meet finished with 5000 spectators. Champion Arthur A. Zimmerman defeated Meany Katie’s Athletic Club rider F. Taylor in the mile. Zimmersman won the quarter and the one mile safety scratch. W S Campbell of Manhattan AC placed second in the mile.
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Asaunt Pars
N. J
Arthur A. Zimmerman
Tearga F. Taylor
Katies Athletic Club
Springfield
Himmarnas
George Taylor
W. H. Mulliken
Baltton
O'Donnell Secret Mission Tied to Homestead Strike
Hugh O'Donnell has been located at the United States Hotel in Reston as part of a secret mission that officials say could end the Homestead strike if successful. Vice Chairman Crawford of the Advisory Committee described the mission as crucial to reassure workers and restore confidence amid growing distrust.
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Hownersan
Augusta
Bugh O'Poonell
Betsy Reston
United States
Crawford
Donnell
Homestead
Bern
Keowe
Canteut
Fort Frick Landing
Wwn
Amalanmaiad Association
Carnegin Steel Company
Tts
Amalxumaind Asaclathon
Pobter
Gomaulttiee
Honizlt
Moyar O'Donnell Talks Homestead Strife In New York Visit
Tribune reporter notes Hugh O'Donnell, Homestead leader, recovering health and backing workers' rights. He declines to name labor contacts, predicts a Homestead victory, defends strikers, and condemns Pinkerton detec tives as armed outsiders. He plans a northern tour and future public statements.
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Tribune
New York
Hugh O'Donpall
Heston
Kall
Scott Homestead
Pinkerton
O'Donnell
Heralings
Inga
Legislature approves equitable Michigan districting during special session
Lasaine August 6 The Michigan Legislature finishes business at 6 p m and adjournment set for Monday noon The Brown and White apportionment bills pass nearly unanimously and take effect immediately Governors Winans pleased and congratulates the body The Senatorial measure provides 32 districts with more even county population while the House plan yields 64 members as the constitutional minimum
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Michigan
Lasaine
Mich
Winan
New City Church Dance Controversy Surfaces at Lawn Party
At New City Methodist Church a church lawn party on William Sunderland grounds two weeks ago led to a dispute over dancing. Ellis Brewer played music and some attendees danced, drawing protests from Pastor Starr and Presiding Rider J B Foulks. Twenty dances were reported, including waltzes, prompting possible discipline for the dancers. The Gold Train Coming reports a guarded U.S. gold train passage through Davenport with small armed guard, no access to the public.
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New City
Nrack, N
William Sunderland
Ellis Brewer
James Trower
Pastor Starr
Mr. Starr
Rock
Starr
J. B. Foulks
Prince Bismarck Arrives in Berlin Discreetly Silent on Policy
Bemnx August 6 Prince Bismarck arrived in Berlin amid restrained references to government policy. Officials sheltered him at various railway stations, sparking public indignation at mistreatment. National papers praise him as Germany’s greatest living personality while the Woerth Ironclad launch and royal messages mark the visit.
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Berlin
Tts
Bis
Bas
Charcillor
Germany
T Bismarck
Chencellor
Jena
Prussia
Halle
Thoes
Saxe-Weimar
Harkel
Prince Bismarck
National Zeitung
Woerth
Woerth-Sur-Sauer
Alsace
Kiel
Paul Wolff
Cable
Henry Villard
Campaign Opens with Foster Address at Linwood Grove
An immense crowd gathered at Linwood Grove for the 1802 Ohio Republican campaign kickoff. Secretary of the Treasury Charles Foster, traveling from Washington, spoke on currency history, praised the national bank system, warned against state banks, and cited past panics tied to paper money. He argued for sound money and suggested national banks better protect the public from note shaving and inflation.
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Foster
Congress
Continental Congress
Agoth
Suarrow
Ional
Ohio
United States
Washington
Knights Templar in Chicago Before Denver Encampment
Crowds filled Chicago streets as Knights Templar travelers paused before the Denver triennial encampment. The sixteenth elevator heavy Masonic Temple drew crowds while the Hamilton Thirteenth Battalion Band led arrivals from Canada. Detroit and Ohio commanderies joined the influx amid police escorts and hotel gatherings. The day closed with a St Bernard led convoy and a concert drill at Battery D before a Union Depot march to end the pilgrimage.
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Knights ‘Templar
Denver
Masonic Temple
Thirteenth Battallion Band
Hamilton
Canada
Godfrey de Bonillion Priory
London
Ont
St. Hernard Commandery
Clifton House
United States
St. Bernardino
Detroit
Burlington
Knights of St. Bernard
St. Bernards
Hamilton Band
Fort Wayne
Ohio
Warren No
St. John’s
Youngstown
Salem
Canton
Massillon
Wooster
Mansfiald
West
Alton
Tancred Commandery
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Road
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Palmer House
Cleveland
Grand Paole
Alton Road
Battery D
St. Bernard Commandery
Union Depot
Races at Saratoga and Buffalo Grand Circuit Meet
At Saratoga the races continued with First-Seven edging Morrow in 1:98 and Second-Five and one half fur longs won by Prince Deceiver in 1:10. Homer captured the one mile in 1:42, Le lander won the one mile and a sixteenth, and Pat Oakley won the short course steeplechase with 4:135. At Buffalo the Grand Circuit events drew a well attended crowd with Martha Wilkes winning the 2:10 trotting class, Honest George taking the 2:17 trotting purse, Mary Mac woo winning the 2:35 trotting race, and Hal Polater first with Direct second in the 5,000 special pacing race with a best time of 2:05.
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Saratoga
Turnon Edge Morrow
Prince Deceiver
Homer
Lelander
Pat Oakley
Buffalo
Martha Wilkes
Honest George
Mary Mac Woo
Hal Polater
Cholera Epidemic Hits Tehran With Death Toll Rising
Newslets report Tehran faces an epidemic as fourteen died Thursday and twenty five more perished yesterday. Also noted are shifts in New York bank reserves, a royal farewell between Emperor William and Queen Victoria, a ferryboat capsizing on the Mr Jorda river with drownings, and Unionists in Midlothian deciding not to oppose Gi oe on re election. The US steamship Kt Psed toa is bound for Honduras to safeguard interests.
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Teheran
New York Weekly
William
Queen Victoria
Tanis
Gi Oe
United States
New York
Honduras
Oates Report on Homestead Riots Faces Split Opinions
August 6 dispatch notes Mr Oates chairman of the House subcommittee on Homestead labor troubles and Pinkerton link. He releases his individual report after committee rejection, criticizing Frick and company conduct, praising some protections yet condemning wage reductions and use of Pinkertons, while noting limitations of Congress over the Pinkerton issue. Two train robbers are also reported later near Ranch House.
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D. C
Mr. Oates
Homestead
Pinkerton
Canarias
Oates
Pinkertons
Osten
Carnegie
Equity
Ftates
Frick
Bessemer Steel Bf
Wen
TIE Conduet
Mean
Inlvence
Sherif McCleary
Cates
Frick and Potter
Hin
Amalgamated Association
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