Foreaker Nominated and Iowa and Pennsylvania Conventions
The Ohio Republicans nominate Judge Foraker for governor amid platform talks on liquor taxation civil service reform tariff and labor issues. Iowa Democrats nominate Judge L. Q. Kinne for governor and outline a reform platform. Pennsylvania legislature adjourns with no apportionment action as a statewide redistricting push looms.
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Butler Governor Lost Bill Tied To Alma House Funds
Boston June 6 The original copy of Governor Butler s ve toed bill disappeared while in his possession and a printed copy was returned to the legislature prompting questions about pasing on an original copy The lost or stolen Te Wksbury almshouse appropriation bill would have become law as the veto deadline expired A new bill must pass delaying payment of employees injuries and other costs Millwamery Tramps Drowned Grain elevator pins cause several thousand bushels to slide into the canal as seven tramps sleep nearby in the shadow of the building
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Prussia and the Pope The Liberal Concession Debated
June 6 dispatches discuss Prussia’s new bill offering church concessions in vacant parishes without impairing state authority. Liberal papers view it as a retreat, while the Centre party may accept. the National Zeitung says the church policy is a threat to free governance amid broader May law revisions.
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Races and contests report from Louisville and Brighton Beach
Louisville races include Pope Leo Newsboy Eva Vanguard in 34 mile heats and fast second heat. Ballast Mistrel Late Spring and Pearl Thorne top finishes with times around 1 50. Brighton Beach opens with two year olds Ghost Nelli and London and Lizzie Mack wins three year olds event. Shooting contest results split prizes among New Orleans Nashville and Mobile clubs with upcoming grand interstate event. Baseball scores show several city games including Chicago vs New York and Boston vs Cleveland. Striking printers strike in New York over pay. union bricklayers end strike at four dollars per day. South American telegraph line restoration and Guayaquil unrest reported.
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Tragedy in Hopewell My Shields admits killing Bitton
In a morning shooting at his brother David Shields’ home near the mine, James Shields shot and killed Lawrence Bitton after accusing him of seducing Shields’ sister. Shields, who surrendered to authorities, said the act was justified to protect his sister’s honor and family. The incident sparked a large crowd and an inquest was ordered. neighbors defend the girl’s character and deny Bitton’s seduction.
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