Washington Sees Call for Early Session Amid Bond Debate
Washington dispatches describe a push from administration and many congressmen for an earlier congressional session to address bond legislation and fiscal measures. Discussions center on whether to convene sooner than September, with officials noting potential impacts on tariffs, appointments, and the administration’s broader policy agenda.
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Buckeye Republicans Back Bill MKinley in Presidential Race
The Obie Republicans endorse Bill MKinley and Bill himself. The first entry in the great race for the presidency is made by optimistic Buckeye Republicans in support of the candidate.
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McKinley Re-Election Bid Lauded at Republican Themed Convention
The article covers Governor McKinley winning the Republican nomination amid a grand Columbus convention. It notes the duke of Ver ngan attendance, Daugherty's remarks, and the party platform pledges on protection, tariffs, and pensions. It also lists the ticket: McKinley for governor, Harris as lieutenant governor, Cope as treasurer, and Kearchard as attorney general. A separate note reports the discovery of a white man’s body near the city identified as B O Upham, a former newspaper man.
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Lizzie Borden Murder Trial Sees Dramatic Evidence
Testimony centers on morphine use and a burned dress linked to Lizzie Borden. Prosecution presents a blood slick handkerchief and a hatchet found in the cellar as investigators recount the grisly morning and witness accounts from Mrs. Bourden, Miss Russell, and others.
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Fragmentary court exchange on blood evidence adjourns to morning
A brief courtroom dialogue discusses whether blood would be visible and the court adjourns until 9 o clock tomorrow morning.
Tennessee Budget Inquiry Report Details Wells of Graft
The joint committee sworn into the comptroller and treasurer roles completed its two year review ending Jan 1. It alleges improper bonds deals with a New York broker, misused state funds, excessive rail and bank charges, and overdrafts by officials including Judge Turney and ex Governor Buchanan. Recommendations urge action against implicated officers.
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The Duke at Columbus Parade for Thirteen Thousand Children
The Duke of Ver Tauga attended a reception in Columbus with the duchess and guests aboard, as about 18000 children paraded past the reviewing stand on Broad Street. The duke received the freedom of the city and a gold key, and the party later attended a Columbus Club reception. A citywide parade and further festivities were planned for the next day.
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Three Moons Hiner on Trial for Double Murder
In Greene county circuit court in Tenn on June 8 special session, Cole Watts Cole and Alex Guffey face trial for the double murder of Thomas Johnson and his wife. The defendants, described as moonshiners, were said to have killed the couple leading to a high-profile case attracting much attention.
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Another Train Robbery Near St Louis Reported
Bandits halted a southbound Mobile and Ohio passenger train near St Louis at 9 30 pm. Eight men robbed passengers, frightened travelers but no injuries reported. Details remain unclear as of late tonight.
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Annexation talk and bomb scare shadow Hawaii crisis
Unrest over Hawaii’s future grows as Blount hints at protectorate plans and royalists warn, amid a dynamite scare near the ex-queen’s residence during a Hawaii hotel concert. Police seized three bombs and a mercury vial, fueling fears of attempts to restore the queen. President Dole and Attorney General Smith view the event as tied to a broader conspiracy.
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Divided Bench Rules on World’s Fair Sunday Opening
Judges Wood and Jenkins on the federal bench order a restraining injunction delaying Sunday opening of the World’s Columbian Exposition at Jackson Park. Judge Grose dissents, arguing the government’s control over the fair and that the Sunday closing condition is not enforceable, while Judge Jenkins also writes separately. Dissenting opinions emphasize differing grounds on the government’s role, contractual aspects, and Sunday rest rationale.
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