Race for Senate in Kentucky Draws Crowds and Tense Ballot
Louisville dispatch notes a crowded Kentucky statehouse as the U S Senate race dominates attention far more than the Derby. Dr Hunter clings to his bid despite calls to withdraw. the ballot shows Hunter 67, Blackburn 63, Carlisle 2, Bate 1, McCreary 4 as observers anticipate whether a decision will be reached.
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Louisville
Frankfort
United States
Statehouse
Dr. Hunter
Senate
House
Furnish
Henton
Hunter
Blackburn
Carlisle
Bate
McCreary
The New Bonds and Morgan Bid Share
Treasury clerks resume scheduling bids for the new loan while details of bids by rate are withheld. J P Morgan and associates are favored to win a large amount, with estimates ranging from 45 to 55 million dollars. All bids above Morgan’s rate of 110.6677 will be accepted, and those below rejected, limiting secretary discretion.
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Organ and
Wis Associates
Wasnrxarox
Treasury
J. P. Morgan
Morgan
Pivision
Pevensie
Morton
Foreign Comment on Popular Loan Headlines
London reports on U S President Cleveland's popular loan decision drawing praise abroad. Westminster Gazette deems it justified and influential beyond America. St James Gazette notes the loan signals wealth and reserves in the United States amid global financial strains. Louis Tillery surrenders in Dosim Georgia after a feud murder. sheriff reports $25 reward posted for his apprehension.
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Westminster Gazette
Cleveland
United States
St. James
St. James Gazette
Pric
Confession highlights Blamed on Jackson in Pearl Bryan Murder
Cincinnati February reports Scott Jackson has confessed to the Pearl Bryan murder and implicates Alonzo Walling. Walling also confesses knowledge of the crime and both deny full details. Evidence includes a bloodstained satchel, a head not yet admitted, and letters between William Wood and Jackson. The two men dispute who killed Bryan at a Cincinnati lodging, with testimonies about abortion plans and the missing head.
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Scott Jackson
Pearl Bryan
Greencastle
Ind
Alonzo M. Walling
Walling
Jackson
Alonzo Walling
William Wood
South Bend
Wood
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
John Belli
Indiana
Belli
Murder suspect Scott Jackson tracked to Cincinnati
Detectives wired Chief Deltech of Cincinnati to arrest Scott Jackson a student at the Ohio Dental College on murder charges. After 12 hours they seized him at 11 o’clock Wednesday night. William Wood was arrested in South Bend Ind as an accomplice or witness tied to the same case. Jackson formerly lived in Greencastle Ind and Indianapolis where he studied at the dental college. The case concerns the death of a young woman at Fort Thomas Ky whose headless body was found last weekend.
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Jackson
Anlage
Orelock
Greencastle
Willan
Ian Faveriey
Kentucky Sands
Reads
Bryan
Indianapolis
Orim and
McDermott
Plummer
Deltech
Cincinnati
Scott Jackson
Ohio Dental College
William Wood
South Bend
Ind
Mr. Wood
Vna
Will Wood
D. A. Wood
Fort Thomas
Wood
Central Police Station
Pearl Bryan
Indianapolis Dental College
East New York Street
Hunt
Week's Flour Output and Market Unsettled News
The Northwestern Miller summarizes weekly milling news from Minneapolis to St. Louis. Flour output rose modestly while markets remained unsettled. buyers hesitated as prices advanced. Reports from Duluth, Milwaukee, and the Valley of the Obits note cautious trade amid rising wheat prices impacting flour sales.
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Minneapolis
The
Superior Duluth
Milwaukeep
St. Louis
Ilinois
Taken to the Pen The Four White Men Sentenced
Four white men Bonnar Hegte Veie Longe Torna Tratean Pet do du Bell brothers and Drantley and Credle were sent to the penitentiary for the J S Bonnar assassination. Brantley, a warrant, confessed to one attorney, confirming Crolle's confession but not implicating Antley. North Carolina Farmers Alliance faced charter issues over its fight against the North Carolina railway. A federal jail push grows in Asheville. Dr S B Snow, jailed for horse theft, seeks pardon with South Carolina legislative support. A noted insane pretense followed conviction.
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Tratean
Pet
Do du Bell Brothers
Drantley
Credle
J. 5
Aurora
Brantley
Warrans
Croll
Alliance
Asheville
B. Snow
Burlington
D. H. McGill
South Carolina
Snow
Kimball
Atlanta
Coast Defenses Funding For Fortifications Planned
In response to a senate inquiry the secretary of war reports that $25,678,860 could be used for coast defenses before July 1, 1897 with $4,722,000 available that fiscal year. It designates $15,807,000 for fortifications and $1,000,000 for submarine defenses with guns mortars and related works. The increased appropriations would enable greater utilization of the army gun factory and related facilities.
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Secretary of War
Senate
Memorial Monument to General Abner Doubleday at Arlington
Survivors of the Park Army Corps have erected a monument to General Abner Doubleday at Arlington on the main driveway near the amphitheater. The ten foot polished granite shaft mirrors the Sheridan style and includes a memorial record of Doubleday’s service and death.
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Shurys
Doubleday
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