Political battles over Montana votes and patronage in Congress
The record outlines Democratic objections to Montana election irregularities and the influence of Republican bosses on patronage in Silver Bow. It details testimony about nonqualified voters, the canvassing process, and partisan debate on privileges and elections, followed by naval appropriations and armed ships proposals as Congress adjourns.
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Lepal
Silver
Siver Bow County
Silver Bow
Preas
Blair
Ray
Tha Demor Rae
Coltearues
Manachusetts
Montana
Atite
Joan Vasa Hisette
Elferthn
Thoat
Nile
Bow
Gattring
Rome
Yastee
Hoar Saud
Treaey
Kenna
State convention of Young Men’s Association in Augusta
The state convention of the Young Men's Christian Association convened at St Johns church in Augusta. About 100 delegates attended. Officers elected include President TM Holmesome, first vice president Calton Hillvert Augusta, second vice president Metrilvert, and others. Grand reception planned by local association tonight.
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St Johns Church
Calton Hillvert Augusta
Metrilvert
Sarainak
Urd
T E Masengale
PR Powers
Macon
aMigrant
Unclear Silver Bow Precinct Election Contested Rejection
Fragmented OCR recounts a contested Silver Bow precinct election in Montana with discussion of Republican claims, senate action, and a roll call. It notes a large array of names, factions, and rhetoric about oath requirements, constitutional support, and the outcome of the rejection votes amid political tensions.
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Senate
Montana
Supreme Court of the Limited States
Morgan
Mde
Fom Vassa- Ghrewtty
Nevel Tother Nalies
Mt Fas
of Ts Educational Bill
Aseassan Rt
Nevi Beer
Hotr
Montreleton
Tillamy
Winworth Winle
le Pont
Tomstad
Itonbinan
Hoars
Samuel J Randall on Deathbed in Final Fight for Life
Reports from Philadelphia describe Senator Samuel J Randall fading slowly as doctors struggle to prolong his life. Friends consider gifts to his family while the ailing veteran Congress member remains weak, with little hope of recovery in the remaining hours.
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Apt
Samuel J Randall
Randall
Sam
Sam Randall
Capitol
George
Clardy
Philadelphia
Rst
Okar
Hs Tihaydvan
Ms Randall
Condition of Grain Crops in March Reports State Averages
The March condition of grain crops is summarized with state averages for wheat and roots, noting better than fine roots in the south and damage from Hessian fly late in the year. It covers regional variations, weather impacts, and comparisons to other states, highlighting snow delays and general improvements in some regions.
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Sumie
Wasameras
Department of Agrecultin
Eica
Agri
New York
Pantoly
Missour
Kansas
California
Bochy Mountain
Montana
Washington
Oregon
Tariff Bill Reported to House After Brief Debate
The Tariff Bill was reported to the House with a favorable recommendation after a short vote by the Ways and Means Committee. Chairman McKinney pressed for immediate reporting, while Mr Carlisle sought more time to finish the minority report. a new meeting was set for Monday to decide further debate. John Sloan urged including a provision on carpet squares to equalize duties with other carpets.
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Vasassaros
Repub
Abera
Vate Chsarmany McKinney
Carlisle
Endon
John Sloan
Newark
Telegraphers Tournament Winners and Prize Details
The Telegraphers Tournament in New York opened in the afternoon and ran into the evening. Prize winners include Chise Art prize $100 won by UFIL Pollock for 260 words in five minutes and Recond prize $70 to W AM Gaplan for 255 words. Additional prizes: First $5 to FL for 51 words. Second $5 to Waugh for 229 words. Third $30 to Frankish for 223 words. Special prize $25 for clearest transmission to A. Aster. other awards include $25 for best pain and ink copy of Wiangl's crassismn to Taveine i Basil.
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New York
Hardmao
Tay Wormiug
Ftha
Yalges
Chise
Ufil Pollock
Tow AM Gaplan
Waugh
Frankish
J P Bradt
A. Aster
Wiangl
Taveine i Basil
Emma Stark Confesses Poison Plan in Newland Family Case
Emma Stark, a servant, confesses to placing poison described as Rough on Rats in canned corn she cooked for the Bowland supper. She previously denied knowledge, stating the intent was self harm and not to harm the Newland family, who lost Mr and Mrs Newland and two children fell ill.
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Carcase
Emma Stark
Newland
Mr. Newland
Newlands
Marsh
Archer charges of malfeasance cited by investigating committee
The investigation reports to Governor Jackson allege State Treasurer Archer misused bonds and funds. The committee, citing $143,000 in coupon bonds and $60,000 in registered bonds, urges legal action and to present findings to Baltimore officials. Archer was arrested at his Havet Dell home near Belair tonight amid hospitalization rumors.
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Archer
Brown
Imenne
Jackson
Gestal
Baltimore City
Wathe
Comiites
Honda
Jim
Witte
Bolatr
Antapoli
Belair Ife
Court martial and discipline figures in late 19th century case
Reports recount a lieutenant condemned in a court martial, with Major General Schofield approving a reprimand. Separate items describe a Kansas military pay dispute, a fatal turkey poisoning incident in Arkansas, a Fosston bank cashier absconcing, and a cave woman case in Massachusetts. Also notes Mississippi levee concerns and a governor’s order sending aid to Memphis.
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Wisurcres
Clivage
Giestriking
Fullen
Schofield
Migsanty
Steele
Uth Cavalry
Gourk Martial
Emt Levenworth
Kansas
Evrs
War Department
Raut Cas
Turkey
Misassippi relief tents distribution report and unrest in Spain
Fragmentary dispatch describes General Henry relief tents for misassport victims with ties to Mallory Crawford Co. and a chaotic Spanish Carlist outbreak in Valencia. Troops battled mobs, windows smashed, fires set, several injured, some killed amid crowds and police intervention.
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Henry
Mallory, Crawford & Co
Visite Alencia
Marquis Cerralbo
Valencia
Mb Tred
Chi
Jesuits College
A TALK WITH STANLEY Me 6 Astonished at German Claims
Henry M Stanley arrived en route to Hronsesis and spoke on Emin Pasha. He doubted a reconquest of the equatorial province, said ejecting the Mahdists would require a vast effort, and expressed astonishment at German territorial pretensions in Africa. He noted the Congo Basin forest, rich in rubber, could be the rubber reserve of the universe.
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Germany
Henry M Stanley
Ire
Hronseis
Peake
Emin Pasha
Stanley
Equatoral
Tippee Tih
Congo
Alica
Solicitation Case Tests Civil Service Bid for Subscriptions
In a Md Dominion Republican league dispute, the case pivots on waiving further actions and admitting facts. Newton faces charges of soliciting contributions from government employees for campaign use using a desk letter. The matter tests the civil service prohibition and constitutional alignment, with Virginia, Washington, and Baltimore counsel noted.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
Newton
Catone
Bima
Virginia
K Brown
Washington
Worth
Baltimore
Election on Bonds Sparks City Debate in Charlotte
In Charlotte a May 12 vote will decide an ordinance to issue 75000 in city bonds for street improvements and general good. Opponents question the Lutheran school funding tied to the measure while supporters frame it as essential city improvement despite legal concerns and past appeals.
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Cuas Lorre
Board of Aldermen
Charlotta
Etin
The Lunatic Asylum at Macon Meeting Scandals
A semi annual board meeting at the Mil ledgeville related asylum discussed charges against the mine management. Superintendent Powell faced scrutiny over a birth in the facility with the child died, and the board exonerated him. Powell was praised for honorable conduct while others faced dismissal or quiet investigation. The trustees aimed to improve heating water supply and grounds, with engineer changes considered.
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Marcox Ga
Spori
Analia
Amred
Macon
Malledgeville
Channan
Vhe
Alsa
Atlanta
Foster
Augusta
Hansell Hasl
Milledgeville
Uchots
Nacvorhee
John Cobb
Aaneray
Tow Wier
Maron
Maphias
Meathar
DR Powell
Powell
Pavels
Uways
de Saussure
Mst
Tutu
Wilcox
Wilcox Was Engineer In Ths and Resighud
Stawardeotders
Twlass Auen
Cox 5
Posityen
de Sagure
Cmventan
Amerean
Sar Vanna
Sinter Ander
Dong
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Dads
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Pat Rao
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Orgia
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Henry Jackson
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Tysine Crovkit
Turitt
Haase
Howe
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Herbert S Anierid
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Air Peuos
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Pratt Rumber Company
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Brooklyn
Lewis & Fowler Manufacturng Company
Nalforth Street
Park and
Myrtle Avenues
Brooklyn City Railroad
Kentucky
Louisvillle
Wellington
Owensboro
Taylor
Silver Bow Precinct
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Wasumeros
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Wilhaim Browting
George Hayes Inding
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Browning
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Dunn
EG Suesten
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Canada
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Lownana Levesa
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Davar Bome
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Shennan
Hamber
Wie Reaigna- Hon
Exxiners
CUDOR
Dhat
Adent
Irvine
Stewart Tranlas Satias
Tim
Sawerinten
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Miledgeville
Edo
Asatuy
Bern
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Telegraph Sreviiles
Yowa Senate
Lignott Lcense
Peract
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George H
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Henry Winthrop Gray
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Fhe Waar ‘Trust
Refidng Company
kKeee Smith
Janeane Int
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Aches
Mint
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Manito
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