Politician Buck and the Georgia visit sparks Senate clash
A fragmented report outlines a tense political row over Major Buck and Governor Brown linked to a Georgia trip and carpetbag controversy. The text mentions Mark McKinley, Grady, Gray, and a looming senate decision with calls for action and possible Montana appointments. The tale hints at political maneuvering, loyalties, and the absence of clear rhetoric.
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Temple Mayer
Hoek
Gorgas
Grady
Brows Frou
Pat Cwill
Colnel Buck
Crosernorant
Jock
Lelonta Dunn
Jonel Bayk
Gris
Wien
General
Fo Nasteent
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Montana Contested Election Case Sparks Senate Debate
The Montana contest dominates the Senate agenda as Mr Pugh and other speakers argue the county canvassers overstepped by judging vote legality. They contend only the abstract of votes matters, while challengers press for full examination of precincts and the electoral process.
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Beliuvant
Plamning
Knoxville
Lalee
Phelan
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Wilson
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Gos
Silver Bow County
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Tarpie
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Healy
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Prommet Pavan
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Leiler
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Mi Morgan
Itr Keats
Eloped With a Negro Daughter of Crestline Hotel Keeper
Crestline Ohio society reels as Miss Campbel, daughter of Continental hotel owner O H Campbell, runs off with a colored waiter. The pair reportedly married and faced parental opposition while reporters note the storm of rumor in the black community. The bride vows to live as she pleases amid social pressure.
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OH Campbell
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Andre
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Campbell
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Ihis
Mm Cevet
Manos Savana
Charlie Lee
Iito
Justice Patterann
Clarke
Slayton Foreigner Case and Local Trials Spark Bucks County Curiosity
Bucks County readers flock to learn details about the notable Shelienberger case with official statements alleging hundreds of thousands in losses and alleged frauds. The report also covers hangings in multiple states, political tariff debates, and a suicide in Concord, plus ongoing illness notes on a prominent representative and other court actions.
THL Democrats Still Winning in Kansas City Majorities Reported
Semi official returns from every precinct show Toles Democrat elected mayor by about a thousand votes. Peake Democrat defeats Casa Tepublican. Frazer Democrat defeats Quincy Republican for foresty attorney. Republican candidates lose in police judge race and Speaker of the House is Cannon. Upper house remains seven Republicans and seven Democrats. Four aldermen elected from wards with annexed territory. three Republicans and one Democrat. This marks the first term in four years that Democrats have carried the mayoral race.
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Wide Awake Democrats Elect Town Officials in West Greenwich
After polls closed yesterday, Democrats organized another town meeting and resumed voting. Town clerk pro tem Fish and Rathbone were reported elected. 20 certificates of election may be refused. Legislature composition now 52 Republicans, 49 Democrats with nine seats to be filled. Also noted: bonds stolen from Peoples Bank, Texas cotton seed mill fire, and Mount Holyoke College president Elisabeth Storrs Billings Meade.
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Fish and Rath- Wirne
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Peoples Varz Bank
Texas Standard
Galvasim
Tex
Elisabeth Storrs Billings Meade
Rey Tr Meade
Mount Holyoke College
Geangs
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Great Storms Sweep Across Western Pennsylvania and Lake Michigan
A sequence of storms caused major damage across western Pennsylvania with two lives lost and widespread property destruction. Tornadoes near Pittsburgh and Roanoke, and violent winds at West Elizabeth, Indiana, and other towns left buildings demolished, roads blocked, and hundreds of workers unemployed in the aftermath. In Michigan, Lake Michigan surf rose five feet with tidal waves striking shores as far as Chicago area, while earlier rainfall and lightning lashed several counties.
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Mra Collins
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Athens Contests Local Tax Plan and Clarke County Debate
In Athens Ga Apr 8 a public gathering featured a discussion on a local tax measure and Clarke County's status, with Mr Phinizy backing staying plan and urging debate on related issues. Tallort Lester, a prominent local figure, announced community interest while observers noted the tense stance on governance and taxation.
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Prisoners Wanted After Murders and Assault Charges
A garbled report lists criminals sought by authorities including Eleenhora and Bart Strovier on assault and intent to murder, with mentions of a murder in Giffy and a stabbing at Cam and Ellis streets. Also noted are John Gamble in Pickens County on murder charges and Jim Burt suspected in Anniston, with various police actions and notes on local weddings and notable residents.
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Jennie Mosely
Fields
Eleenhora
Bart Strovier
Sat
Giffy
Ivy
Phillipe
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Ellis Streets
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Ethadge Sacurda
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Gailey
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Jan Wootten Brevrman
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Gate City National Bank
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