Adverse Fate of Copyright Bill Reported in Senate
The senate committee on library reports adversely on the newspaper copyright bill. The session includes debate on the Washington Monument completion and other measures. The post office appropriation bill advances with changes to salaries, delivery, and rail and steamboat services.
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senate & communication
W. W Corcoran
Washington monument associatio
Sherman
committee on library
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Call
St. Augustine
Florida
Atlantic
gulf
Jupiter Inlet
Key West
Charlotte Harbor
Pensacola
senate
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Morgan
POSTOFFICH
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post office department
Plumb
committee on
POSTAL TELEGRAPHY DEBATE SHAPES CONTRACT PLAN
The House committee on post offices and post roads adopted a resolution urging the contract system of postal telegraphy by ten yeas to one. Names include Money Ward Cosgrove Rogers Jones of Texas Bingham Peeble Skinner White Wakefield. Caine of Utah favored the task though not voting. Next meeting to draft the bill.
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mitton
house committee on post offices
thig
Money
Ward
Cosgrove
Rogers
Jones
Texas
Bingham
Peeble
Indiana
Skinner
New York
White
Wakefield
Caine
Utah
Reese
Riggs
Taylor
Tennessee
Paige
McCormick
False Reports From Nexo Mexico Spark Turbulent Rumors
A City of Mexico dispatch dated April 17 debunks widespread rumors of unrest in northern Mexico. Officials state no bridge attack occurred on the Mexican Central line and a minor rail incident delayed a train. General Dias was not targeted and General Treviño’s return eased army dissension in Monterey.
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Latin Republic
Basron
Mexico
saya
diaturbanges
General Dias
Iralo
Trevino
Monterey
New York Primaries Favor Arthur in City Districts
April 18 reports show New York Republicans rallying to Arthur in twenty three of twenty four assembly districts as primaries choose delegates to state and congressional conventions. Roosevelt carries 21st district. Blaine picks in others, with Arthur favored for national nomination.
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Roosevelt
Jake Hesy
Arthur
assembly
Bleine
Blaine
New York
Chicago
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Oswego
Biaiie
Lincoln
Kinneton
New York state
ante Arthur
Edmunds
Scuerzerapy
Rdmunds
fae Syracusa
Warsins
J. W. Deight
Walter T. Santh
Blaine Roowesten
thirty-first
Edmunds end
Oxean
Beochrn
Taseinc
Mich
Michigan
Coxverasa
Ohio
Biaine
OREGON
TILDE HN
Tarnorius
Tilden
Hendricks
Paris
department
La Charente
Comte de Paris
Roe Royaie
Rome
college of cardinals
Italy
Evelyn Baring
Gordon
Khartoum
Elobeid
Evelyn
Baring
Zebehr Pasha
TENNESSEE FOR ARTHUR BIAS CHANGING DEMOCRATIC PACT
A long dispatch from Tennessee and neighboring states outlines a Republican platform backing President Arthur for conservatism and stability. Delegates to the Change convention favor Arthur by seventeen to two with several possible portraits of Blaine and others. The report notes charges against the Democratic Party of Tennessee for state bonds and a large treasury, and lists delegates and their presidential leanings.
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Tenn
Arathur
democratic party of
Tennessee
Europe
atata
LC uk
Knoxville
JC Napier
Nashville
TF Onasett
Memphis
W P Brownlow
Jonesboro
A H Pettibone
Arthur
Blaine
Lezan
Edmonds
BY HIS OWN HAND TURNER DODGED THE GALLOWS IN GEORGIA
Special to The Constitution describes Tobs Turner who faced execution for the 1891 killing of Captain J B Shuttles in Greenville. He committed suicide in his Grantville jail cell shortly before his scheduled hanging, bringing a dramatic end to a much noted Georgia crime case. The narrative covers travel to Greenville, last prayers with his mother, a severe emotional separation, and the crowd’s reaction as Turner dies by strangulation using a silk handkerchief. The report also notes a separate execution of Willis Hodges in April for the murder of Lizzie Jones at Chauncy.
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Pennsylvania
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house
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congress
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Cannon
Illinois
Kentucky
secretary of war
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house committee on public lands
Payson
Morton
Carol Omarusston
D.C
Molton
Melton
department of justice
Sachers
cutry
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Bond
Magrath
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Mt Sterling
Corneilaon
Frankfort
Coxe
Green counties
iha
Cassy county
Joe Johnson
Gurenvinny
Turner
Shuttles
supreme court
GREEEVILLT
Merriwether county
Turner chere
Atlanta
Grantville
Tunner
Hogane‘ville
Greenville
Turners cell
avery
Toner
Turner welk
Abgat
Baeriff Moffett
sud
Taner
Tomner
Sherif Mofit
Jesus
Porner
Moffett
shorif Moffast
Tarver
Moffat
Torners
mothe
Sesbaar
Basmuan
Willis Hodges
Inezle Jones
Cheuncey
AcDaniel
woroing
Hodges
Rawlens
F. A. Jesup
Christ
eipiy
Farswell
wich Wills Hodges
Ligzie Jones
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Peacock &Co
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Lizzie Jones
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Lizie
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Lizzie
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nis
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conan
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