BISSELL AS JUDGE AND RESERVES BIS DECISION
The South Carolina factions clash over patronage as Postmaster General Bissell weighs who should receive offices. Georgia figures contend with whispers of ruptures and preparations for consulships while Georgia leaders, including Colquist and Senator Barrow, push for support and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washaster
South Carolna
Long Low
Bissell Esch
John Wanamaker
James
Counter Janos
Butler
Hemphill and Johnson
Irby
Loomer Streat
Vir Bissell
Calle Tine
Bissell
Batug
Carolamans
Wade Bampton
Gresham
Emnz Ag
Georgia
Gordon
Senate Debates Admission of Senators Appointed by Governors
Two speeches by Privileges and Elections Committee members debated governors appointing senators from Montana Washington and Wyoming after state legislatures failed to elect. Chandler urged broad construction of the constitution clause while Palmer warned against altering the instrument by last words and urged stricter limits on gubernatorial appointment power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Og Guvernam
Washington
Senate
Montana
Wallington
Wyoming
Committee On
Chandler
Palmuet
Palmer
Regtilatures to Elect Senators and Nomination List Sent to Senate
The piece argues legislatures must elect senators representing states rather than factions. It notes Montana, Washington and Wyoming lacked representation and questions who bears the blame. The President sent nominations to the Senate including envoys and governors for Belgaum Mexico City and New Mexico, with several confirmations following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
James & Ening
Ilias
Minster Plenipolendary
United States
Belgaum
Thomas T Cuitenden
Missour
City of Mexico
Intenor
Lewi G. Hughes
Anzona
Thornton
New Mexico
Govermor
Treasuny
William MoMame
Ohio
Columbus
Cuttenden
James Lynn
Uhaoy
Namstir
Belgium
Stevenson
Tim
Stevenson & Ewing Lite
Hyeg Rm Bloomington
Old Wing
Kentucky
Louis G Hughies
Arizona
Phoenx
Chicao Comention
Waltham M. Thornton
Newh
No Ex Rule Blocks Gibson for Cleveland Era Post
Representative Meredith tells Mr Cleveland that the no ex post facto rule still bars Colonel Catlett Gibson of Cripple Creek Va from returning to his old position as Greiner attorney for the Masten district of Virginia. Mereith says the strict rule governs appointments and prevents Gibson from reconsideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colpatt
Senate
Capitol
Bindino
Georgia
Jackson
Supreme Court
Langston
Vwinddox
Gresham
John Semple Graves
Iis
Frmt
Monroe
Menetta
Valparusa
Quiner
Eall
Lemont
Coronel
Alabama
Mmet O Neal
Clorenne
Ben Garter
Birmingham
Samuel D
H Moon
Dallas Tael
Renorth
Burt Dawsonville
Mortyson
Talking Rock
Biaveland
Washington
Apni
Mir Chaveland
Upuin
Thas
Tim Thet
Meredith
Viurinn
Clevelard
Catlett Gibson
Cripepper Va
Cleveand
Greiner
Masten
Virani
Mrsedith
Cleveland
Gibson
Marelith
Merelith
Colonel Gibson
Public Health Board Representatives Meet to Discuss Zoonotic Threats
State health officials from numerous states convened at the New York Hilton Avenue hotel to assess quarantine measures and seaboard readiness for the coming summer. Led by National Conference president Tod McCormick, attendees included Dr Jerome Cochran of Mobile, Dr J N McCormick of Kentucky, Dr Lewis Balch of New York, and Dr Walter Eyman representing the government quarantine station, focusing on disease control and epidemic preparedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bously of Health
Tin Iifk Avenue
Chelira
Tot “McCormuk
National Corferines of State Boarda of Health
Jerome Cochran
Mobile
Alan de Baker
W Frank Wells
H R Withe
Michigan
F W .Kelly
J HA Rauch
Dhnow
J N McCormick
Kentucky
G F Patten
YY Salomon
Lowsianey
O O. Probst
O B Wingate
JF Hoeds
Wisconsin
Irving A Watson
New Hampshe
J DD Plunkett
Temnes
Ro Tablor
Charleston
Taylor
NS Metcalf
Indana
S A Lindsey
Minnesota
Lewis Balchwi
York
WE Baker
West Virginia
Walter Eyman
Endorsed Roach Rally Draws Large Grafton Crowd
April 5 report describes a city hall gathering where residents backed Senator Roach and condemned opponents. The crowd overflowed the hall with enthusiastic cheers for Roach and boos for his critics. A separate note mentions Honoura diplomat Blount arriving in Honolulu March 29. The debris of telegrams and patches hint at ongoing Coast talk and a distant political scene.
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Roach
Eizen of
Grafton
Tovh
Behring Sea Arbitration Session Notes From April Debate
TheBehring Sea court of arbitration resumed with Mr Phelps arguing against the supplementary report. Sir Charles Russell defended the Behring commission, praising James G Blame while noting disputes over procedure. The panel adjourned for lunch as advocates clashed over evidence and rights of mankind in open seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Russell
Pitips
Great Britain
James G Blame
Wr Phelps
Behring Sea Commission
Council of the Five Powers
Vic Phelps
Gritain
United States
Sir Richard Webster
Grott Brita
Charles Husvell
Lori Earcher
Philns
Eatin Germs
Great Biritam
Bebing Reg Commission Aq Marita
Great Botan
Monkma
Charlee Russell
Great Tartan
Forced to Marry Henry Delaney Sparks Fatal Revenge
Sensational Kentucky story from Morganfield shows Abbie Oliver and her parents attacked after a forced marriage scheme. Four men allegedly allied with Delaney opened fire killing Abbie Oliver and fatally wounding her father, as Mrs Oliver escaped. Arrests issued for four prominent young men amid mob tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Morganfield
Abbie Oliver
Sturms
Taylor Clyer
Henry de Laney
Sturgis
DeLaney
Teerum
Horsebick
Oliver
A Brutal Notion of Family Turmoil and Fire
Beating and shooting erupt in a county scene as Tawrefeth and John Glover clash over an intoxicated man, with Carcloth wounded in the leg and a nearby Masonry hotel fire investigated. authorities report no arrests yet while noting the suspect’s tough reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim Thomasviele
Larcloth
Im Law
Laireloth
John Glover
Tawrefeth
Polish Society debate on extradition treaty in London
London April 5 The Polish Society of London held a meeting to discuss the proposed extradition treaty between Russia and the United States, with heated arguments over the czar’s request for surrender of Russian refugees charged with assaults on imperial family members. The King’s regulations were read, condemning assassinations while opposing the treaty clause that would strip Russians of asylum in the United States. The Poles plan to petition President Cleveland to secure asylum provisions and oppose the treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Polish Society of London
United States
Ucset
Amercan Heaton
Cleveland
New York Man Charged With Poisoning Children
Mian in New York is charged with poisoning his six children after a neighbor and Mrs Newman alleged he caused illness and death by gastric trouble. Doctors say heredity may play a role, while insurers are named in the case amid policy details.
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Mian
New York
lLugene
Newmian
Newman
al Said
Metropolitan Insurance Company
The Trouble at Antlers
Reports from Antlers describe rising militia activity as recruits arrive daily. Rumors of militia movement toward Lockey prompt defensive actions, but the northbound tram brought no militia. Local preparations continue amid tense rumors of an attack.
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Goodland
Locke
Lockey
Sensational Washington Scandal Adds To Vance Family Turmoil
Special report from Washington details Harry Martin stepson of Senator Vance shooting himself in the breast amid a spree where he was previously linked to a burglary arrest. The motive appears linked to love, with broader sensational notes on political figures and court actions.
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Vance
Washington
Arfeil 6
Harry Martin
Senator Vance
Society Indy
Townspeople fear lynching as a Texas fraud tale unfolds
In Liberty Texas on April 5 a sharp, traveling woman claimed to invest in land for a Chicago wheel factory. She duped land buyers including Mrs Debat and B H Swilley, paying with bogus checks via telegraph. She seized hotel bonds in Pallisa and fled, now sought on grand theft charges as she travels Texas toward Louisiana.
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Tenna Liberty
Tex
Travelers
Chicago
Texas
Debat
Bhs Swilley
Jansas
Southern Pacific
Lousiana
Bo Ister
Gmindimg
Man Shoots Self in Home Crisis Triggers Tragedy
Marshallville resident Sperry dies from self inflicted gun wound after personal crisis. He found a Winchester rifle and shot himself before a mirror. He left behind an only son and a fortune, described as a kind hearted citizen with energetic spirit. Also reports on Denver murder case and flight of a woman pursued by a mob near Graham, Virginia.
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C Sperry
Marshallville
Marehallville
Spery
Sperry
Winchester
Denver Col. Agat
Tiie Burns
Witchood
Loung Wonde
RI Governor Race In Doubt After Ballot Totals
The report discusses Rhode Island election uncertainty as voter support shifts for Democratic candidate Baker and Republican rival Hans ahead of a second trial in key districts. It notes potential party control changes in the legislature and the impact of ballot counts on the final outcome.
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Hans
Republiivan
Providence
Todus Baker
Baker Democrat
Carter Harrisons Happiness and Election Figures Report
Local tidbits blend personal life with politics as Carter Harrison’s marriage plans surface amid election chatter. The Newark conference hears calls for an American university, while celebrants mock Chicago’s urban Sabbath shift and a mayoral victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Jarrison
New York
Newark
Metlodiyt Tpiscopal Church
Jersey City
Tihiep Litegarald
Bebop Hirst
Iniver Guy
Chicago
Chinese Actors Headed to World’s Fair Prompt Entry Rules
Washington April 5 United States Consul Seymour at Canton reports that 1000 actors from rival companies have left Shanghai for the world’s fair. They will perform exhibits in cities including Anconves Tacoma San Francisco and other ports. Treasury Assistant Secretary Spaulding orders strict entry scrutiny to admit only bona fide exhibitors or necessary employees, excluding general Chinese entrants unless they are exhibitor-associated.
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Washington
United States
Seymour
Canton
China
State Department
Rval
Shangha
Tacoma
Spaulding
Treasury Department
Pacific Coast
Nothern
Fire at Bradler Distillery Wrecks Warehouse and Cattle Pens
Massive blaze at Bonded Warehouse No 365 of AP Jen Bradler distillery in Louisville on April 5 destroyed 1200 bourbon barrels and a nearby warehouse. Fire released strong whisky fumes hindering firefighters who saved the distillery and prevented further spread to cattle pens housing thousands. The whisky value cited at 600000 with full insurance on the warehouse. damages to the distillery remain undetermined.
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Louisville
AP Jen Bradler Distillery Company
Barre
Bie
Anderson Nelson Company
Allen Bradley Company
Frankfort
Walt Coserett
Shehi
Plunged Into River After Florida Freight Wreck
A southbound Jacksonville freight train No 209 derailed at Bulilo Bluff drawbridge six miles below Palatka at midnight. Engine crew engineer A Fanos of Sanford and fireman J H Olmstead of Bamugiam plus stockman A Lewis of Boston were killed. Train carried fourteen cars. conductor Weirdell escaped uninjured. Also reported: Charleston auditor G E Martin drowned in harbor after a small boat capsized during a wind gust near the battery.
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Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Jacksonville Tasopa
Ker West Raiway
Bulilo Bluff
Palatka
A . Fanos
Sanford
J H Olmstead
Bamugiam
A. Lewis
Boston
Slarborsville
Ths
Weirdell
Charleston S
E. Martin
Charleston Sumter Ar
Ufernam
Knox Taingston
Saling Tun
Frank Cxhera
Tabernacle Visit Reveals Mormon Temple Interior
Visitors view the interior of the Salt Lake Temple with its grand halls and artwork as officials, including Wilford Woodruff and other church leaders, are named in plans for dedication and governance. Report notes 80,000 expected in Salt Lake City for the dedication and lists church officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake Utah
Ensita
Wilford Woodruff
George @& Lint
Smith
West
Church of Christ of
Tro Ipsky
Eldeft
Prener
den Trig
Mormon Church
Enterprisa Factory Annual Meeting Report Augusta Georgia
Misread OCR summarizes a 4 Dar tne Eriee poe event with a list of names and roles including presi and directing. Mentions Baker George EB Lombard T Gare Cearies Goward Boyns and Watght Newerapre in Augusta Georgia during April.
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South Carolina
Georgia Boys
Phem Calon
Peffer
Banat
Vallum
Seaman
Tasterudismet
James Blickbnen
Kentuck
Keninek
Dera T. Willer
South Dakota
Feix A Reeves
Tunnesses Sehuttor
The
Treasury
Hermin Stump
Maryland
Robert
F Wileon
Jackson Miss
Commissioner Blount
Honoura
Apn
Department of State
Ted
San Francisco
Anstam
Fins Gonp
New
Zork
Jamey G Bsaine, Jr
Jane Yeuter
Blaine
Phelps
Blanco
Henry Delaney
DeLaney Frank Ball
George Y Henry
Russia
Mexico
Monterey
Eugene Dunnivant
G W Toor
Wrenn
Danni Vant
Merans
Springfel
Clerk Downing
Wade Tomes
Ron
Pittsburg
Dennis Cloonan
Cloonan
Ltte Rock
Ark
Flanagan
Charles F . Pater
Howard Township
Conway County
Intaight Pater
Planagan
Howard
Township 15
Richmond Va
Graham Va
Martine
Rhode Island
Carter Harrisons
Uma
Harrison
Tede
Fthbert
Harriagn
Lochrsn
Bulmer
Simors
Stys
Tadger Thomas Lochren
Minneapolis
Minn
Nashville Tenn
Beroma Erally
Nater Distriet Juizo
Middle Tennessee
Igun
Fanklin
Joba
Chickawanca
Blue Blazes
Gona
Tabernacle OF the Mormons
Vunstrake
San Antonio
Stee MS Hee de
Ban Anwuio
Sayin
Lee Weatier
Wis
Rufino Moraleo_ Isborer
Amathera Prelfie
Storkhlders
Seshora Pactiv
Clert d
Seman
CP Hunthton
Hielogton
Grand Stanford
Gage Coaring
F Crocker
Gert Crocker
Thomas B Ffubbara
Thomse EO Suliman
N Towne
J Stubbs
NT Smith
Covington
Court of Appeals
Commonwealth
Asker
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