Deadlock in Alabama Senate Balloting Stretches to Twenty-Eighth Vote
The Alabama Senate endured a prolonged deadlock with forty four senators casting ballots across twenty eight rounds to elect a president of the senate. Support for W S Wear C G M Candler and B S Miller fluctuated each ballot, with occasional shifts to R A Blalock or other names as parties caucused to seek a break in the tie. The morning session saw intense competition and a plan to pivot votes to an outsider as a possible solution, but the deadlock persisted into the afternoon with no decisive change.
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WS Wear
Cgm Candler
Varich
Willer
Twenty Fourth
Frextrenuth
Senator
Blalock
Twenty-Sixth
Cole Reid
Thirty Sixth
Reiss
Senate
West
Candler
Kimball House
West Valgrt
M Tyson
McIntosh
John C Hart Walch
Hanwell
Hart
Hert Ukenfe
Copelan
M Candler
DeKalb
McHenry
3 . Bennett
J L Hand
Walter EF. Steed
B S Miller
Frew
A O Blalox
Hansell
Tor West
Bennett Blalock
Bunn
Crum Furr
Handy Hand Hogan
King McAllister
Odum Phillips
Rose ' Sirmons Walker Westbrook
Wheatley
Wilean
Adams
Brook Blondworth
Carswell
Copelaw
Foster Foye McHenry Miller
Mits
Parker Peyton Reid Strange Ware Willams
Miller
Senators
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Carithers
Fitzgerald Graybill Lumsden
Steed
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Brlock
Millers
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Withigerald
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Balock
Bela
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Kimbert House
Canler
Miler
Blalocks
Canar
Can @er
Thirty Seventh
Ballot Deadlock Persists in Senate Candidate Fight
A lengthy series of ballots shows West Candler Miller and Blalock in a tight race as adjournment fixtures the session. Recesses and caucuses sharpen hopes for a settlement, with no decisive outcome before a morning adjournment.
Yerby matriarch dies at home near Tuscaloosa county
June 24 Tusertoosa Alabama death notice for Permelia Yerby one of the area’s oldest residents. Daughter of the late Stephen Miller she married Rev John Yerby in 1885. Survived by children Mire Som Findley Mrs Lyle Hawkins Mrs Sallie Buck Mrs Weatherford Durrett and several Yerby siblings. Funeral details not provided.
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Tusertoosa
Yerbs
Tuscalooza County
Zenny
Stephen Miller
John Yerby
Findley
Lyle. Hawkins
Sallie Buck
Weatherford Durrett
Steve Yerby
J M Yerby
J S Yerby
Sam Yerby
James Horton
Middletown
United States Leather Company
Sness
Willam Fielding
New York
William J Fielding
Richmond Hill
Gaynor and Pal Guarded by Authorities in Montreal
Extraordinary precautions surround American contractors Gaynor and Greene as they await return to the United States to face defrauding charges. Attorney General orders extra guards and posted notices at the prison to prevent escape and restrict prisoner contact with guards while under guard.
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Montreal
Gaynor and Greene
United States
Jaffer Vallee
Vallee
Mutiny Aboard Potemkin Ends in Executions and Revered Death
Omitchuk or Omilcchuk objected to the borditch and was shot by a mess officer. The crew seized the ship, eight officers were killed, and the rest were spared if they joined the mutineers. The Kniaz Potemkine sailed to Odessa, Omilcchuk’s body landed for a public display and funeral near a fund-raising effort. A red banner flew as sailors toured ships. police were attacked by strikers.
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Omitchak
SHA
Kniaz Potemkine
Odessa
Omilcchuk
Moje
Kalaz Potemkine Anad
Odessa Uprising Sparks Mutinous Navy and Citywide Riots
Reports from Odessa describe general strikes, looting, and daily gunfire as workers clashed with police. The Kniaz Potemkin is in the harbor with 2000 tons of coal loaded aboard the Russian steamer Esperanza while officials urge order amid mutinies on Black Sea ships and fear of a broader revolutionary wave.
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Cathedral Palace
Odessa
Moscow
Knlaz Potemkine
Selz
Esperanza
Sebastopol
ST. Petersburg
St Petersburg
Jung
Mancauria
Virenus Caref
General Staff of
Navy
Associated Press
Admiralty
Black Sea
Sebastopal
Kruger
Krugee
Omiltehul
Kriger
Sailory
Sebastrpol
Taunted Money Spurs Woman to Leave Husband in Custody Case
Mrs William Connell of Staten Island tells Justice Kelly she will not live with her husband while he uses tainted funds from gambling to support the family. The husband sought custody of child Rena in Brooklyn habeas corpus proceedings. she refused the money, returned to New York, and the writ was dismissed. The case highlights religious objections to funds earned at gambling and culminates with the judge advising reconciliation, though the wife remains firm. The document also notes a separate item about the Fourth of July celebration plans and a military unit event in Morious Ga Tune 28.
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William Connell
Staten Island
Supreme Court
Kelly
Brooklyn
New York
Ailoren
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