Premium on Perjury in the Wilson Bill Debate
The article reports on the tariff bill debate in Washington with motions to amend the title to read a premium on perjury. It notes Sherman defending the treasury bond authority amid questions of Secretary Carlisle power and duties, and mentions election contest actions in North Carolina and a Knights of Labor injunction denial on bond issuance.
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Wasuixatox
Bausey
Richardson
Tennessee
Morse
Massachusetts
Sherman
Carlisle
Stewart
Treasury
Senate
Secre
Nebraska
Allen
Secretary of the Treasury
Settion
Wasninotox
House Committee On Elections
North Carolina
Paynter
Kentucky
Williams
Nettles
Marity
Cox
Knights of Labor
Delayed Letters Found in Augusta Hotel
Reports from Augusta Ga recount three long undelivered letters dated April 6 1887 found in the Augusta Hotel. The writer planned to post them to Baltimore with addresses including Biedenon Worstain and others while expressing remorse and contemplating death. Mississippi political deadlock persists with McLaurin 44 Campbell 29 Lowry 27 Taylor 86 on the latest ballot in Jackson.
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Adegusta
Augusta
Baltimore
Biedenon
Mississippi
Jackson
McLaurin
Campbell
Lowry
Taylor
Death of Thomas Fair after long elusion in Georgia
Milledgeville, Ga. reports the death of Thomas Fair who for 13 years hid in the city after killing Oliver Ellison in a dispute over a woman in 1874. Fair served in the Civil War, was buried locally, and Ellison’s relatives sought his hiding place for years. The item mixes with other brief notices on industry and local incidents.
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Mittepoevitne
Thomas Fair
Milledgeville
Mr. Fair
Ninth
Ellison
Fair
State Speaks for Three Hours in Hinkle Case Trial
The nine day Hinkle case trial continues with Col Hudson opening for the prosecution and Col Twiggs and Judge Fish delivering lengthy arguments. The defense contends Worsham acted in self defense while prosecutors argue murder and present testimony from Horine, Davenport, Bell and others as key to the case's outcome. The crowded courtroom fills with debate over who fired the fatal shots and how the sequence unfolded.
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Col. Berner
Hinkle
Col. C, B. Hudson
Solicitor General
Worsham
Dr. Hinkle
Dr. Worsham
Mies Cable Speer
J. B. Hinkle
Albert Hinkle
Tom Davenport
Roviere
Miss Bell
A. B. Hinkle
Will Matthews
Chapman
Hawkins
Horiie
Worst
Hinkles
Guerry
J.B. Hinkle
Albert
Col. Hudson
Col. Hinton
Twiggs
Fish
Aloktement
Fred Davenport
Professor Cox
Twigga
W. K Bell
Bell
Dr. Horine
Horine
Son
Meny
Gowan
la Atete
Navy finds Davenport conduct during Samoa hurricane approved
Secretary of the Navy approves court findings on Lieutenant Richard S. Davenport of the Nipsic regarding conduct during the Samoa hurricane. The ruling questions testimony bias and notes Davenport’s courage and the ship’s peril at the time, while signaling further investigation.
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Wasuraron
Secretary of the Navy
Richard S. Davenport
Nipsic
Samoa
Ibis Long
Hota
New York Era Club
Purell
Gaetan
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the Tradesman
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Cnattanoona
Ella May
James W. Dyer
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Poorman
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Chipple
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P. D. Wilson
Lookout Company
Circuit Moore
Rauch, Emaller
Curiaco
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad Company
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Torino
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Givens
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Consolidated Exchange
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