Dewey Conqueror of Man ila Bay and Other Quips
A compilation of political quips and commentary notes on figures like Dewey Kruger Roosevelt and Clark. Mentions counterfeit stamps looting the Cuban post office, Augusta Chronicle jibes, and various opinions on vice presidency and election prospects. Also references the Crawford county vote irregularities and Clarke county clerk race outcome.
British Press Angry At Boer Peace Reception In New York
The London Express and other British papers react with temper to Boer peace commissioners being welcomed in New York and various American circles. They warn against drawing the United States into South African conflict while praising the Boer cause as just and noble in their struggle for liberty. Also notes Kentucky Republicans sending an all white delegation to Philadelphia and Washington Post quips about Atlanta's mayor mint juleps and minting votes.
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New York
London Express
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
United Kingdom
America
England
Great Britain
Croker
Lord Robers
South Africa
Washington
McKinley
United States
New Orleans
Supreme Court Rules Beckham Governor Case Dismissed
The United States Supreme Court affirmed Kentucky Court of Appeals ruling and dismissed the case for want of jurisdiction. Chief Justice Fuller held state contest for state office should be decided by political branches and no federal intervention was warranted. Justices Brewer, McKenna and Others dissented.
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Fuller
Kentucky
Brewer, McKenna
Wasuixaros
United States Supreme Court
Beckham
Court of Appeals of
Hae
Ehat
General Assembly
Assembly
Goebel
Tribunal of the People
Brower
Harlan
Brown
McKenna
Beckham decision sparks Kentucky governor race
Governor Taylor in Louisville reacts to Washington ruling overruling writ of error. He anticipated adverse outcomes and says the race will hinge on the will of the people in November. Democrats greet the decision with wild demonstrations as Kentucky faces a heated campaign for governor. A second item notes Mrs Anna Chisholm Gilmore's suicide by razor in Pintapelamta.
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Beckham
Louisville
Taylor
Frankfort
Develock
Butler County
Supreme Court
Washington
Dan
Supreme Bench
United States Supreme Court
Kentucky
Commonwealth
Razor
Anna Chisholm Gilmore
J. C. Gilmore
The
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Monday and Tuesday Bargains Across Dry Goods
A historic sale lists 1 000 yards of spring Cali coes at 2c per yard, 75 pairsLadies Shoes and Shippers in broken sizes at 5c per pair,199. 500 Mens Laundried White Shirts at 50c, ready-made sheets 49c, Turkish Bath Towels 19c. a wide range of fabrics including cambric and silk embroidery pieces, all offered for limited Monday and Tuesday discounts with emphasis on quality and value.
Montana Governor Demands Scrutiny of Clark Appointment
Governor Smith of Montana sends a forceful protest against W A Clark seeking to defeat a senate resolution on his senate seat. He alleges collusion and fraud in Clark’s resignation and lieutenant governor appointment during the governor’s absence. The senate privileges and elections committee is urged to move the Clark resolution to a vote and refer credentials for investigation.
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Montana
Washinotoy
Senate Committees On
Chandler
Clark
Smith
W. A. Clark
Senate of the United States
Court of Justice
Senate
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Catastrophe on the Chinese Coast Reported in May
May 22 dispatch from Victoria, B C notes the steamship Kinsho bringing news of a disaster off the Coto coast. A Chinese steamer is said to have collided or suffered a calamity causing the loss of 140 vessels in the incident. Details are incomplete due to damaged text.
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Victoria
B. C
Kinsho
Yokohama
Coto
Sensational shooting roils Ohattaxcoca as husband wounds rival
Charles R. Dalby of the railway mail service returned home to find his wife with Charles Henry alias Edwards, a Blissfield visitor. Dalby watched from behind blinds and burst in firing twice, hitting Henry in the arm and face. Both men were taken to the police station. Dalby posted bond, Henry to await recorder action. Mrs Dalby, described as handsome and a daughter of Alabama’s prominent family, remains central to the shocking scene.
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Ohattaxcoca
Charles R. Dalby
Charles Henry
Edwards
Blissfield
Mich
Dalby
Henry
Bond
Recorder
British Troops Enter Transvaal Amid South African Rebellion
A Pietermaritzburg dispatch reports Boers leaving Natal near Laings Nek paving the way for British leader Bullets to advance into the Transvaal as rail repairs ensure communications. Mafeking reports Eloff and followers deserting and surrendering after a firefight. Baden-Powell suffers three killed and seven wounded.
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Pietermaritzburg
Natal
Laing
Bullet
Transvaal
Lord Roberts
Kroonstidt
Rundle
Trommael
Niles
Trommel
Mafeking
Susyonandanta
Eloff
Baden-Powell
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the Times-Recorder
Americus Recorvek
Americus Times
Americus
Marie Louise Myrick
Times-Recorder
Sumter County
Webster County
Railroad Commission
Georeta
Americus, GA
Dewey
Manila Bay
Augusta Chronicle
Kruger
Roosevelt
Candler
Crawford County
New York Stock Exchange
Itf
United States Senate
Montgomery Advertiser
Athens
Clarke County
Kenney
Cooper
Clerk of Court
Robert B. Roosevelt
Root
Philadelphia
Washington Post
Atlanta
Wharton Barker
Bryan
Barker
Bradferd
Bradfield
Bradfield Regulator CO
Cleanse
Cole Overcomes
Naprruan
Gurrniaf
ALL Druggs
Franktfoot
Eagle and Phoenix Mill
Columbus
Will
MR. Clark
Chattanooga Society Folk
Suspender
Buckleine
S.C
John Cooper
Paul Poster
Adituor
Mack Cooper
Foster
Pank
Cooper Fanaly
Hudson’s
Bree
Nek Free
Buller
Transvast
Elouts
Brrth