Cleveland Interview Details and Cleveland's Denial
Fred Qavierd, in his Cleveland interview account, says Grover Cleveland denies portions of the World interview. The article recounts the meeting at 45 William Street, Cleveland’s sharp defense of his wife, and denounces the Sun editor. It notes the broader context of river and harbor legislation and a pending tariff bill, with plans for a joint caucus to appoint a congressional campaign committee.
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Fred Qavierd
Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Qana
Ian
Hhose
Bie
Janus F.graham
Iago
Eafternoon
Fed
Germany
Willian Street
Teaside
Sun
Sin
Dana
The
Clow
Cleverand
Jemi
Mr. Dena
Cleve
Mr. Cleveland
Lana
Ravinga
San
Wasutsotor
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Hoar
Bmccomas
Long House
McComas
Delaware
Higgins
Indiana
Cheadie
Tow Wilson
Louisiana
Coleman
Maryland
Massachusetts
Walker
Michigan
Stockbridge
Missouri
Wade
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Buchanan
New York
Bolden
Pennsylvania
Bingham
Tennessee
Houk
Virginia
Bowden
West Virnia
Ackiston
Wisconsin
Sawyer
Wyoming
Carey
Idaho
Debois
Goar
Kentucky
Steward Savage
Stewart
Charlie Hill
Sam Venable
Atlanta
Pocade Mie
Ravbox
Habeas Corpus Ride Delays in New York Death Case
May 3 reports from New York describe Roger M Sherman filing for a writ of habeas corpus for Kewaler under death sentence by electric chair. The court denied the writ noting a motion for a writ of error would be heard May 19, with possible final action soon after. The judge suggested applying to the full court. further hearings may defer final disposition for about a year if denied.
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United States Supreme Court
Wasmer
Roger M. Sherman
Kewaler
New York
Dude Wallace
Sta
Wallace
Blatchford
Sheraun
Justion
Sherman
Mir Sherman
Murder in Lexington Jail Sparks Lynching Terror
A mob of about fifty seized the Lexington jail at 2 a m to hang Willie Leaphart, the 18 year old condemned for assault on a white girl. The raid, led by masked men, broke the jail doors. Leaphart fought back, was shot over a hundred times, and died. Governor Richardson had granted a brief respite for a new trial, provoking mass protests and accusations of mis justice.
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Barmen
Hillsboro
Susan Washington Graham
William A. Grahan
North Carolina
Covcusia
B. C
Willie Leaphart
Lexington
Crite
Lepalart
Flo
Kora Cannon
Syhce Lepahad
Clinch Aimile Distant
Ana
Laxington
Audi
Lepnhart
Lepahart
Topshart
Sre Pussover
Leaphart
Jegto
Liatjie
Thes
Richardson
John T. Graham
Fife
Oaehom
Graham
Ttis
Columbia
Chicago
Grreaco
Amoxothe Coopers
Stock Yard
United States
New Boss Carpenters’ Association
Grand Padde
Drigga
McConnell
Tuley
Isa
Warness
Stedee
St. Loum
Mey
Alao
Pali Mall
Hyde Park
Yesterda
England
James Garett
Mourning and funeral plans for Senator Beck in Kentucky
A Kentucky delegation in Washington adopted resolutions mourning Senator James Beck of Kentucky. The Senate and House arranged a funeral in Lexington with a public viewing, processions, and honorary pallbearers from both chambers. The body will lie in state, then be transported to Kentucky for ceremonies.
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Wasmvaron
Kentucky
Eclock
Seqator Beck
Carhsia
Stone
Janes
Beck
United States
Congress
Lexington
War of the Senate
Perpong
Washington
Smith
L. Q
Stesley
P. B. Thompson
Je Flether Johnson
Blair Les
J. Co. Breckinridge
K. €. Wintersmith
WV. BF. Tucker
L. 8 Trimble
B. Hucknes
Frankfort
Alexander Josey
Beriah Mag
Senate
Utah
James Beck
I States
Chint-Justics
Diplomatic Corps
Messrs
Blackburn
Herris
Vance
Kenna
Dawes
Evarts
Manderson
HOUSE
Breckinridge
Blue Grass
Allegheny Mountains
Henry Clay
Kentuncky Parvo
Abe
Breckinridgs
Holman
Ioans
Bland
Hatch
Wilson
Banks
Duanell
Butterworth
Torerzal
Sendta
Housa
Tomorrose
Moore Mcmill
Sherman
Allison
Hail
McPherson
West
Fach
Gibson
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Wasumarox
Deck i
Carlisley
Carlisle
W.C. BR. Breckinridge
McCreary
Garlisle
Louisville
Buckjor
Boday
Buck
Buckner
Dr. Beck
Dreckinridge
Bryan
Carliste
Republican Caucus Sets Debate Window on Tariff Bill
After adjournment, Republican members met to decide timing for debate on the tariff bill. Leaders sought to keep river and harbor appropriations as a special order, but a 90 to 19 vote favored treating the tariff bill as prime and scheduling four days of debate, plus eight days for paragraph consideration under the five minute rule.
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Congress
Rivers
Altharbors
Senate
Wasniscox
House
Lande
Henderson
Burrows
Montgom ery Bank Suspension Shocks Norristown Pa
A run at the Montgomery Insurance, Trust and Safe Deposit company led to its suspension of payment. Treasurer Stingloff’s unauthorized loans prompted the move, with deposits flowing out until after noon. Directors expect possible resumption within days as collateral is liquidated and funds secured.
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Norristows
Montgomery Instimace, Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Trust Company
Montgomery Insurance, Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Seem
Deen Mady
AIR i Trust
Trush Company
William F. Stingloff
Stingloff
Alan Cashier
Montgomery Bank
Ernst Company
John Slingson
Institutors
Slinstudl
Shagief
Thor
Bank and Trust Company
Stingriff
Philadelphia Vinance Company
People’s Railway Company
American Life Tnaurance Company
Slrce
Bank of America
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Milwarnee
Wis
Wisconsin
Berlin
Charles A. Mather
Joseph Yates
James M. Harley
Wsay
Herlin
Philadelynta
Branc'a
Dexoux
Robert Nickett
J. B. Barkey & Co
Telegraph Brevities Report Mix of Global and Local Happenings
A scrambled Telegraph Brevities item notes disjointed references to Spanish markets, British leaders, and distant events. It mentions fluctuating rates, cabinet figures, London and Washington items, and a late arrival of an editorial figure, all in clipped fragments.
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Fred C. Crawford
Claveland
Birr
MMLER
Kem
Ar Aubson
Komniler
Konetime Ag
Erie
Mittes
Tieutenant Tiedemann
Lownox
Emperor William
Osborne House
Norway
London
Prince Bismarck
Commodore
Angusta
Dors
Gerry
N. C
L. H. Stagner
James Stagner
M. Wtare
Mooce County
George Cartin
Jordan Pritchett
Granville County
Pritchett
Supreme Coast
Jackson
Miss
Capitol
House of Representatives of the Auditor’s Office
Bisexcuom
Ala
Mation Hall
Nezro
Muder
Brotherhood
Balfington
Cross
Ssting
Crane
W. Ewing
Itratelphia
Learae
Bostant
Wits
Rareg
Philadelphis G
Errors
Hatterins
Nichols Art Boanett
Vickery
Jeasen
Clements
Syracuse—Stars
Brooklyn Ohie
Batteries
Morrison
Denley
Powers
Pitt
Profescion
Tothe
Pee Ui East
Sale
Ehef
Bath
Bireuatoa
Suena
Sevator
Aipimaseeg Talen
Tps
Baltimore’ ‘Sud Potomec
Hearne
House of Representatives
the Carpenters
Norristown
Cashier
Slingluff's Invesfments
Trowbie
Doylestown
Shellenberzer
Tacoma
Shellenberrer
Bucks
Doytestown
Lookyrauch
New Ormars
Bresley Landing
Pisquemins
J. Mary
Morgan City
Mississippi River
Bayou Teche
Picayune Houston
Texas
Rantron
Ave Patier
B.C
Soe Noysane
Clinton
Lim
Georgia Oratoria
Walter B. Hill
Honacon
Bississppi State Bar Association
Ted Tisly
Cushing
Washinng Yard
Werill
Lee Yosh
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