Kentucky Democrats Square Off Over Gold Silver Fight
In Louisville on June 21, factions within Kentucky's Democratic Party clash over financial policy, with gold standard advocates seeking endorsement of Cleveland and Carlisle while silver supporters push for a broad platform. Nominations for governor and other posts loom as delegates marshal votes and party unity remains elusive.
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Keener Shoots Cousins After Rejected Love in Georgia
Seymour Keener, a white youth, killed cousins Lillie Moore aged nineteen and Laura Moore aged seventeen near Tallulah Falls Tennessee valley. He had pursued Lillie for years after she refused him, shot Laura and Lillie as they walked to a neighbor’s, fled, was captured after a pursuit, and claims Laura was killed accidentally while expressing no remorse for Lillie. The victims were daughters of John Moore.
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LYNCHED A FIRERUG John Frey Hanged by a Mob in Gretna
In Gretna, a New Orleans suburb, a mob lynched John Frey and beat another man to death after breaking into a home, wrecking furnishings, and setting the house on fire. Police officers were forced to surrender the prisoner to the crowd, who then hanged Frey from a telegraph pole as dawn broke. A second group arrested three other gang members, feared to face similar fates. Frey was the son of Dr. John Frey, a known survivor of Chenier Caminade.
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Arrest of train wreckers in Texas
San Antonio June 24. Police arrested several black men from Torre sville and San Antonio on charges of attempting to wreck San Antonio and Aransas Pass trains over the past four months. All suspects seek to become state’s evidence, two have confessed. They admit refusing free rides as pretexts. The group is linked to two wrecks caused by their actions.
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Suit Against Small Copied Slant Denying Education Board
Norfolk June 24 The suit of John E B Massey superintendent of education of Virginia against Pilot Publishing Company its directors Sam W Small and R B Byrd was called in city court Judge Prentiss presiding with a $50100 claim for slanderous publication. A conspiracy plea alleged to corruptly influence the Virginia board to favor American Book Company titles.
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Balfour Seeks Dissolution Amid Rosebery Row
June 24 London report on the house of commons opening with Hon H Campbell Bannerman's war post and Liberal cheers. Balfour urges dissolving parliament while Rosebery cabinet signals resignation and preparations for a new ministry amid heated exchanges among MPs and press reaction.
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Die by electricity for two New York murderers
In New York Recorder Goff sentenced William Caesar to die by electrocution in the week starting July 28, and Richard Leach to die by electrocution in the week starting August 5. Leach had killed his wife by throat cut and his case was appealed with the court of appeals upholding the lower court. In Media Pennsylvania a white laborer John Watterson was shot dead by John Miller in a cabin over a dispute said to be a dice game.
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First Cousin of Gladstone Dies in Jefferson City
Jefferson City Mio June 24 A first cousin of William E. Gladstone died near the city Saturday. David G. Bieble a Cole county farmer was born in Bigger Scotland in 1813. His mother was an aunt of the grand old man. He came to this country early, lived in Virginia and Ohio, and settled in Jefferson City later.
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Declared Off Hawthorne Derby Stakes Event
Officials announced the Hawthorne track Derby stake plans are canceled for this year. Entries for the 386 end the slated Derby event, while 187 still stand on the schedule.
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