Senate rejects Taylor for recorder in district race
The senate committee voted to reject J Taylor's nomination as recorder of deeds for the District of Columbia. The vote split along party lines with several Democrats opposing the appointment. The outcome signals ongoing tariff and bank debates shaping up for the coming sessions.
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Judge modifies injunction in Northern Pacific strike case
Milwaukee judge reduces the injunction against the striking Northern Pacific employer while affirming the overall denial of the workers motion. The decision warns against court entanglement in capital labor conflicts and states only the legislature may set the broad policy, with courts restricting actions that infringe law and disrupt society. Evidence in the Breckinridge Pollard case unfolds with conflicts on handwriting, alibi, and alleged engagements as witnesses testify and cross-examine in Washington.
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Three Armies March Toward Washington City
Reported movements of three armies approaching Washington City with Coxey's army stationed in McKeesport and Frye's army in East St. Louis facing transport and payment challenges. Sacramento hosts the San Francisco regiment of the industrial army arriving and being accommodated by city authorities.
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Time of Men Employed by the Bosses at Richmond Shops
Richmond Va April 6 Special The report in the Danville railroad shops investigation has been made up and sent to Washington for General Manager Green s signature. Mr Gaigan who conducted the prosecution before the commission said tonight charges have been sustained. The charges allege company material and worker time were used to make items like baby carriage handles and baby houses and to upholster furniture for the bosses and that management of the shops was loose.
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Decorating the Graves in Confederate Decoration Day
New Orleans observed Confederate Decoration Day with a military parade and ceremonies. Monuments and graves of Confederate dead were adorned with towers and flowers, honoring the fallen fighters in a somber, public display.
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Danger in the veto and a fatal salary tale
A long New York dispatch details a southern lawyer condemning veto power and President Cleveland actions, plus a fatal case at Koch Co. Lena Sutter’s death follows a wage change. The piece also notes New Jersey race tensions, a college for horse doctors in New York, and South Carolina disarmament of the Fourth brigade amid dispensary conflicts.
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Raleigh Detective Returns Prisoner Case to Governor
A Georgia detective brought Bill Lee to Raleigh suspecting him as an escaped convict. Officials said Lee was not a convict and he was not wasted. Governor Warr ordered Lee sent home to tend to his ill wife after the incident.
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Hodges Sentenced to Life for Murder in Georgia
Waycross Georgia April 6 Special In the case of the state versus William Hodges charged with the murder of George Johns in Chariton county last fall the defendant was found guilty today of murder in the first degree. The jury recommended mercy and Judge Swetten sentenced Hodges to life in the state penitentiary. The evidence showed Hodges and Johns quarreled over a debt and Hodges shot Johns killing him instantly. A motion for a new trial is pending.
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Atkinson for Evans in Butler Ga speech
Colonel Wiliams speaks at Butler court house and wins votes for Evans. Atkinson addresses an Evans crowd with tempered applause, while old soldiers recall the lost cause. Meeting labeled cool, as organizers switch from Atkinson to Evans amid limited enthusiasm. Austin gas supply cut. lumber yarn fire damages gas works, weeks required to restore supply.
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Tillman Sees End of Insurrection as Troops Return Home
The South Carolina governor praised the soldiers who dispersed the insurrection and sent them home after paying their per diem. He urged unity, signaled continued enforcement of the dispensary law, and indicated ongoing raids on suspected illicit houses with strengthened police powers.
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Murderer Captured in Florida After Chase
In Tallahassee Florida Sheriff Pearce reports the capture of Riley Walker a murder suspect known as the killer of Detective Will Wallace near Union Springs Alabama about a month ago. Walker admits guilt and awaits requisition from Alabama authorities. Wallace, once feared near Columbus Georgia, had reformed but was killed, marking a grim end to the case.
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