Men and Sheffield plan in hidden out or kara
A fragmented report references a plan involving Men and Sheffield and mentions a hid out or kara. Details are unclear in the surviving text.
22 Jan 1897
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1897
Page
1
A fragmented report references a plan involving Men and Sheffield and mentions a hid out or kara. Details are unclear in the surviving text.
India Carrollas, Jan. 19. Unaries Warren Fairbanks was elected United States senator to succeed Daniel W. Voorhees by Indiana legislature at noon. Hawkins gave the principal nominating speech in the senate and East nominated Voorhees in the house. The result will be announced Wednesday in joint session.
Amid caucuses and shifting allegiances in January races, Pritchard appears to hold a lead as factions back him while Populists hedge. Reports say Dockery may secure Populist votes, with Republicans solid behind Pritchard to push past a majority threshold. callers anticipate a Wednesday result though no formal election occurred yet.
Pettigrew urges a Senate inquiry into the Venezuela agreement with Britain and past diplomatic steps. The House considers a commission to study mining information and adjusts land office testimony fees. A Virginia election case and a North Carolina divorce case are noted with related political intrigue.
Henry Gray reports his brother Joseph Gray, Arizona miner and UC Berkeley graduate, was murdered near Mazatlan Mexico. Joseph, tied to Richard Gerd of Chicago sugar fortune, had located a promising mine but hid its location from outsiders. His body was found mutilated in the San Lorenzo mountains after Christmas, shot with a Winchester. Mexican authorities search for identifying clues.
In Washington DC area, the Bricklayers and Plasterers International Union opens its convention week amid heated charges directed at Senator Sherman of Ontario for alleged support of a contractor employing nonunion labor in nine new Washington buildings. The staged exchange reveals dispute over labor practices during the session.
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