Grafton Candidate Forty Vote Count Sparks Telegraphic Clash
A disputed official count shifts results in the Buckeye States as candidate Mandelph gains to 288 percent while changing figures around Jyh and Jyh’s party. Reports describe telegram exchanges and pressure on representatives, with political tensions rising as counts are debated and contested by allies and opponents.
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Audi 1
Eirae HY
Jyh
Coe Prvelnet
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Tae Iy
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Mandelph
Tae
Ihab
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Keneas
Republican Iity
Deieen
J. Simpson
Canplica
Asin
Cameron Besayz
Beaver
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Foster Sees Prohibitionist Vote Rise in Coming Year
A columnist argues for taxing traffic early and shifting the Republican key in the state. The piece contends prohibitionist sentiment will grow to about one percent a year hence, urging reform to protect interests and ensure party renewal.
Lutherans Near Pittsburgh Hold Trinity Service
October 4 the Lutherans of the Pittsburgh district gathered at Trinity Lutheran Church Allegheny City for a three day semion. Rev Dr Conrad editor of Lutheran Ledger spoke on church ministers and world mission. Dr Conrad will preach morning service on agency and means of meeting needs. evening service features communion and special administration.
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Tittsburg
Evangelial Lukhern
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Alleghany City
Ria
Keown
Mer
Conrad
D.T
Lutheras
Trinity Lutheran Larch
Aft Inter
Board of Menculture Meeting Sets Topics and Speakers
The State Board of Agriculture schedules a late autumn convening with discussions led by W. Wanamores and J. Misceleam. Topics include fruit preservation, apple and pear storage, and rural fertility measures. Lectures cover practical livestock practice and soil health, with sessions across wellbeing and agriculture.
Beecher's Late Move and Contested Doctrines
A fragmented 19th century piece discusses Ivather Talmage and Brother Breeder Det Sew Yous in October U.-Le. It contrasts Talmage's potential stance with Beec tars and Beec's differing views on Doctrines and congregation responsibilities. The shaky text suggests tensions over published doctrines and personal duty within a church community.
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Ivather
Talmage
Bimi
Talmages
Death on the Rail Near Springs New Mexico Tragedy
A derailed train incident near Springs New Mexico claims lives and injures, with witnesses noting a sudden crash as a man attempted to flee. Authorities and rescuers respond, investigating cause and scope of the accident amid chilly autumn conditions.
Tariff Commission Debate Reflects Free Trade Arguments
Readings by Cyrus Johnstown and Charles M Southon questioned protective taxes and wages in a tariff commission session. Speakers urged English and American perspectives, arguing free trade could raise labor advantages, while tariffs risked higher costs and disrupted wage relations. The discussion continued as the commission adjourned.
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Cyrus Johnstown
Amerieat
Chas. M Southon
New York
Journaliat
Rail Road Matters and Treasury Certainty Shown in October Notes
Disjointed October reports cover Rock Island’s share of emigrant traffic to St Paul, Treasury plans on gold certificates including $5,000 and $10,000 denominations, Jeannette inquiry witnesses on repairs and responsibility, and scattered posts on postmasters, ships, and a political incident list.
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Cay DeLong
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Tariff debate swells in Pittsburgh as Ohio defeat rattles Keystone politics
In Pittsburgh the Tariff Commission heard broad arguments on tariff policy with focus on a proposed customs court and protective duties. Republicans blame Ohio defeats for shoring up tariff support, while Democrats hope the setback spurs independent voters and shifts Pennsylvania toward anti tariff sentiment. The piece notes campaigns, candidates, and party dynamics shaping the looming state election.
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Oto
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Democratic Party
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Arthur
Republian
Lown
Vennsylvania
Kesstone
Jeff
Hane Tans
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Isoke
Idee
Addon
Germie
General Foreign Notes From October Dispatches
October reports describe Kurdish chief Sheikh Obeidullah demanding surrender from Vay with Persian, Turkish forces marching. a man threatens to murder the Prince of Wales for money. a trial in Mow street police court. promotions in Germany with Von Hartzfeldt to Foreign Secretary and Von Radovits to Constantinople. resignations of ministers. an Austrian debate on independence. royal family accompanying in Athens. death of Prince de ls Mincowa. Napoleon Neg plot to burn something thwarted. New York market buoyancy with stock gains and bank optimism. arrests in Cleveland on suspicion of conspiracy involving Kirk and others.
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Tereburg
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Napoleon
Upripova
William Astin Austin Death Quest Confession at Scaffold
Nearby reports describe William Astin Austin’s execution after a calm farewell. He confessed to killing Betsy Bland with whisky cited as motive, spoke of innocence, pleaded for forgiveness, urged others to avoid drink, and died smiling as crowds gathered outside the jail in Lancaster.
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Fuster
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Lancaster
Richmond
Hob
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Bones
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Wheat Crop Yields and Finance Report From Washington and New York
Washington reports wheat yields from threshing season show potential total as high as 20 million bushels with per acre profits near average. states like Ohio Michigan Missouri and others lead winter wheat production while the Northwest may produce about 245 900 000 bushels. Pacific coast crop cannot exceed 44 000 000 bushels and Southern states yield about 5 000 000 bushels, with overall national output reflecting large regional variations. Financial notes show stock market weakness at opening with brief rebounds later and references to forced sales in Cheapeake and company securities, plus commentary on Federal Reserve policy and oil market movements. Annie Moller wins a lawsuit against Randolph mills proprietors for 4 080 dollars. additional similar suits expected. Alexander Fraser, steam fitter, suffers paralysis.
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Hele
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Panarcrims
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Randolph Mills
Dews
Walno
Unt
Alexander Fraser
Editorials and arrests fill Glendale news items
Oct 14 reports Col. Cockerill’s beating case and Col. Cam’s order at Fame Court. Witnesses recount a midnight transport to a cell and disputed shooting. James Porter, tied to A. W. Kama’s Glendale murder, is held in Cincinnati after prior undercover work for U S secret service.
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Eder
Knights of Labor plan boycott on East Liverpool ware
A plan circulated by labor leaders seeks boycott of East Liverpool pottery. Members would carry cards forbidding trade with firms bearing the local trademark and pledge not to handle or buy their wares. The effort, backed by a pledge to notify lodges, aims to pressure firms to respect organized labor.
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Potters
United Mites
Liverpool Potters
Liverpool
Guntry
Ohid
East Liverpool
First Pay Day Brings Cheer to South Side Mills
On October afternoon workers at Pittsharh mills received back pay for two weeks after three weeks’ holdback, distributing over 150000 to iron workers across several mills. Landlords, merchants, and officials anticipated a bustling payday citywide while constables pursued wage attachments and Brownstown prepared for the usual uproar this general pay night.
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Tirée
Irom
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