Eckles appointment sparks Senate debate on investigation
Washington April 14 reports say the Senate debate centers on whether to investigate Eckles as comptroller of the currency. The Elections Committee likely cannot act before adjournment, with further talks expected next session. Meanwhile postmaster appointments and new nominations to the District of Columbia court of appeals are noted alongside various federal appointments.
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Reichad
Senate
Moichbrault
Chandler
Eekles
Laday Hichard I Alvey
Maryland
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Martin Marius
Court of Appeals
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Svth
Shepard
Pexvas
Louter
Appeas
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Arisang
Ariz
Ug Ohn Lufebee
South Dakota
Rapid City
Oath Dakota
Witliam Aughin
Minnesota
Crookston
Minn
Guus YC Lamar
Minnspl
Landuke Robert K Gilespie
Leunesee
Mnapal
Will walk Howe and town sentiment in Cleveland club note
A historical fragment describes a local walk event and a Cleveland sentiment. It mentions figures, addresses, and municipal references, with references to a press printing office and a public notice about a sixty day push. The piece notes a sentiment for the pred club and signatures to be published in the Cleveland context.
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Caplan
Redmond Vu
Dan Salle Auira
Monte Mere
Orvis
Cleveland
A Wild Street Car Runaway Tragedy Marks West Side Run
An April 14 runaway cable train slammed into the LaSalle street tunnel after a wild dash through Dearborn and Randolph streets. Passengers, including women with babes, fought to escape while police pulled victims through car windows. Several seriously injured are listed, among them Frank Mack with back and shoulder injuries, Anne Bors with head and shoulder injuries, Max Bons with internely injuries, and a woman with head and back injuries.
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Chievo
Ilus
Cits
Cur
Sifely
Croum
Chika
Clark
Frank Mack
Anne Bors
Max Bons
Murphy and Sheehan Visit the President Again
Lieutenant Governor Sheehan and Senator Murphy met with President Cleveland to discuss New York federal appointments, lingering two hours in Washington. Reporters sought clues outside the White House but the meeting produced no disclosed results, leaving commentary and speculation in abundance.
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Sheehan
Cleveland
New Yok
Shiehan
Sinitor Hill
Voorhees and the Roach Charges in Senate Debate
In Westunton on April 14 the Indiana Senator Voorhees argued amid a heated senate session focused on charges against Senator Chandler from Sewih Dirkuty Mi. The discussion touched on morals, enforcement power, and the propriety of trying a senator for alleged offenses while invoking past examples and questions of political consequences. The debate featured interruptions and counterpoints about the accountability of officials from multiple states as the chamber weighed future actions.
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Westunton
Duach
Clauadler
Jack Buat
Hoaehiain
Chamiller
Voorhees
Tina
Platt
Discasnou
Mirdavar
Vuorbers
Senate
Vessachusetts
Alisinchusttts
Tiuliana
New Timpehus
Chandler
Apn
Thia
Sony Brother
Usen Drappea
Railroad Police Shot by Tramps in Milwaukee
Two Milwaukee railroad police officers were found shot and later died on the platform of a train depot. The victims, Officer Daith and Officer Talcott, were reportedly attacked while confronting trespassers at the Milwaukee mail rail line early this morning. Local authorities suspect a band of tramps as the attackers and are investigating the incident.
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Daith
Milwaukee Mailraid
Tramps Linked to Fatal Milwaukee Police Murders
Sensational early morning clash in Milwaukee ends with police killed after attempting to arrest suspected tram ps in the yard. Vicious struggle left shattered glass and a wrecked car amid a tense manhunt as officers pursue more suspects and brace for possible lynching.
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Trampa & Coach
Witwaukee
Jynebing
Tragic Double Death in Louisville Lured by Morphine
In Louisville Kentucky a prominent family member and a young woman were found dead in a second floor room of Wishbeck lodging house. Both bodies lay naked under a quilt with signs suggesting morphine in whisky and a suicide pact. Letters found express love and despair, naming Mamie Winson alias Live Kenner and Calla Habintt.
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Lowsville
Trring Guha
Minis
Cludgo
Licne Kelner
Dem Monde
Mame Wilson
Wishbeck
West
Jefferson Street
HB Habintt
Cheago
Loding House
Lyttle Street
bin Troml
al. Goody
Dou
Mamie Winson
Live Kenner
Elen Hams
Kangs City
Therety
How
Howsville
Turst Street
Calla
Bank cashier and president sued for divorce in St Joseph
The cashier George L D Black and John Donovan Jr president of the German National Bank and St Joseph Stock Sales Co face divorce and adultery accusations. Black alleges his wife and Donovan conspired. he tracked Donovan to his house and entered with lantern and glare. Directors demanded Donovan’s resignation and Black has resigned amid a citywide sensation.
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St Joseph
Apri
Bondit
Couts George LD Black
Dhugs
John Donovan, Jr
Dt Toseph Stock Salis Company
Esty
Busineya
Is State
Bern Sitynewua
Kansas
Donovan
Pinch
Black
Swt
Pete Spence Kills Man Amid Violence Across Ten Days
Sentinel resident Pete Spence killed another man and evaded armed rivals in a week of deadly confrontations. authorities say most killings were claimed as self defense as Mexican factions form to target him. In unrelated case, George Kinard, a colored man, was found guilty of rape and sentenced to death following a courtroom plea of innocence.
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Aris
Pete Spence
Sentinel
Spence
Mall robbery charge links to Virginia case and Alabama death sentence
In Richmond on April 14 Thomas O Lowery a mail contractor faced a U S commissioner charged with robbing mail decoy letters. He was sent to the grand jury. In Alabama at Tuskegee Robert Alexander Gore Mon and Leroy Pou were sentenced to death for assaulting a white woman. Prominent Macon man Wot Johnson dies suddenly in Macon Georgia.
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Richmond
Thomas O . Lowery
Waisaw
Fochmond County
Heathsville
Sor- Thumberland County
Blegenechenmer
Montgomery
Ala
Tuskeree
Robert Alexander
Gorse Mon
Leroy Pou
Cox
Macon
Gao
Johnson
Earth sinks with giant fifty foot hole in Florence farm
A large hole fifty feet across and of indeterminate depth opened on a parish farm near Florence during a heavy night storm. Local inquiry suggests the sink may reveal a vast subterranean cavity. further earth shifts are probable as investigators work to determine the hole’s extent.
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Towsida
Ern
Wall
Ata
Hesters Statement on Slavery of Cotton Week Result
New Orleans April 14 reports Secretary Hesters data showing weekly cotton movement at 21 percent wider than last week with total brought into port and receipts at United States ports detailed. The article notes declines to date versus last year, first ten days of April, and discusses market changes, deliveries, and proposed contract negotiations for future delivery terms.
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Hesters
Sime
United States
Sherland
Perosa
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Ono
Amd Tota
Senperr
Developments in Commercial National Bank Case at Nashville
April 14 reports from Nashville detail new twists in the Commercial bank matter. A legislative committee has departed to finish examining the comptroller and treasurer books while ex Treasurer House appeared before the panel urging a full probe into bonds rumor. Hotese questions the hypothecation claim and cites two letters from Vice President Pidlin denying any bond hypothecation. The committee may visit New York to verify details.
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Nashville
Tenn
Commercial Bank
Treasurer House
New York
Davis Remains Arrive Plans In Richmond April
The Lee Camp executive committee outlines the program for Jefferson Davis remains arrival from New Orleans to Richmond Virginia. Generals and camp leaders are named to organize funeral arrangements with state governors to escort the procession through their states. The casket will lie in state at the capitol with a guard of honor from Lee and Richmond Camps. The funeral train departs New Orleans May 29 and reaches Richmond on the evening of May 30. Another Arkansas storm brings hail and heavy rain causing property damage near Little Rock.
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Jefferson Davis
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Aty
Joan Bo Gurdon
Leopigs Wall
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Ths
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Richett Camp
Arkansas
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King Alexanders Arrest Prompts Balkan Turmoil
The report notes King Alexander's arrest of Belgrade rulers on April 14 and the ensuing chaos as regents and ministers face swift changes. A banquet celebration gives way to shocks as proclamations stir the nation and trigger widespread unrest among factions.
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Alexwaikr
Fragmented OCR note on political event and figures
The readable fragments describe a political gathering or action linked to Polambia, S onblttopecial, and names like Glowhorn and Mans. Mentions of a council, training, a church, and Sunday events hint at local civic activity with unclear dates or outcomes.
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Wooseil
Vist Sud
Artae
Bret
Slater
Ford
Not Generally Credited Basbuille April 14
A fragment notes developments on a legislative session with reference to national guard provisions and funding. It mentions a presumed law authorizing continued troop support for two more years and the expiration of prior authorizations, but the text is incomplete and unclear about specific actions or dates.
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National Guard
Lizzie Ichenison Moody Remembered In Georgia Notice
A fragmented obituary recalls Lizzie Ichenison Moody born Lizzie Mitchell, later Moody, a longtime Georgia resident with ties to Governor Burrton and other notable figures. She joined the Methodist Church in Mant Carmed near Good Hoy forty five years ago and died in Paleynut, Texas, on April 14.
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Georgia
Ronne Momoe
Tene Moody
Governor Burrton
Sats Mire Mooly
Methodist
Mant Carmed
Good Ho
Immorality Charge Sustained in Wheeling Trial
Eugene Kelly of the Nations Federation of America rewards Jeatin McCarthy $19 for the “manic life stat” in the Ber £ 2 Cherawith church trial. The Wheeling West Virginia case involved Ber £ 2 Cherawith charged with immorality, and the court sustained the charge.
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Pasha
Eugene Kelly
The
Nations Federation of America
Jeatin McCarthy
Cherawith
Wheeling
W Va
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