Ex Governor Seymour on Democratic issues and tariff views
The Maitland Express prints an interview with ex Governor Seymour on the 1892 presidential scene. He weighs Tilden as a potential candidate, politics between parties, tariff policy, and American export health. Seymour predicts tariff debate will dominate future discussions and supports a strong congressional anti graft stance. He notes Britain and other nations impacting American trade and cautions against partisan frames. He shifts to foreign policy and domestic industrial protection as central themes. Seymour predicts evolution of party platforms and argues for national unity on trade and defense. He will be 73 at month end.
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Destructive cyclone devastates Kansas City area
A Sunday evening cyclone struck southern Kansas City causing widespread damage from Oak and Fourth streets to Main Street. At least three deaths are reported with numerous injuries and property losses estimated around 250000 to 300000. Warnings extend to Liberty and Missouri City with roofs torn off and farm buildings destroyed.
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Minister's Wife Shot by Husband in Tennessee Parish
The rector's wife at St John Episcopal Church, Mrs Maria Stoddard, was cleaning a pistol and discharged it as her husband entered an adjoining room. She fell in his arms, died shortly after. She was about thirty, beloved in Memphis settlement. The incident occurred May 14 as county physician confirmed the accidental discharge.
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MISS BUCKNER'S WRATH AT CINCINNATI TRIAL
The Buckner murder case in Cincinnati court winds through evidentiary disputes over John B Thompson's investigation into Mrs Phil Thompson. Jessie Buckner testifies in a dramatic scene about Walter Davis, Mrs Thompson, and hotel encounters, as prosecutors push rebuttal and defense challenges echo the Sickles case rulings.
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Mission boards at Richmond and Atlanta headline convention
The board of foreign missions will have its headquarters at Richmond Virginia with J I Curry as president and H A Tupper as corresponding secretary and J C Williams as treasurer The board of home missions will be headquartered in Atlanta Georgia with J D Stewart as president J J Witchener as corresponding secretary and John J James as treasurer The report was adopted and missions were urged in Mexico City The convention noted seven hundred delegates and adjourned to meet in Baltimore.
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Lynching Hails after Ferry Landing Murder in Louisiana
Eyewitness accounts detail the murder of Will H Lyon at the ferry landing near Bossier parish Louisiana. Hutchins was seized by a mob of 75 to 100 men while en route to jail and hanged in the woods after stabbing himself thrice rather than be captured. Placards denounced Hutchins and warnings were issued to associates. Thousands visited the scene. the coroner was to arrive from a distance. Additional dispatches report a U S marshal killed in Delta county and a Chattanooga lynching of William Connere after a drunken quarrel.
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Brady Hanged At Eight O Clock This Morning
Joe Brady was hanged at eight o clock. A vast crowd gathered outside the prison as cavalry infantry and police maintained order. Brady received sacrament in the prison chapel then walked to the scaffold and died instantly from a rupture of the spinal cord. The crowd hailed the event with prior reports of arson outside the jail and a large turnout surpassed prior executions. Brady's mother visited last evening and warned against statements to authorities.
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The Irish National League Today and Abroad
The Chicago executive council of the Irish National League of America met with Patrick Egan Alexander Sullivan and others to announce formal organization and mobilize Irish groups. A secretary was to be elected to reside with the president, and communications were urged from Irish organizations to coordinate plans from Philadelphia to Chicago.
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The Rejected Heir and Aristocratic Family Scandal
A lengthy report details a Paris court verdict awarding Mrs Hope 190 000 francs in a case over a supposed heir to her daughter's estate. It traces the complex lineage involving Admiral the Hon Swynfen Carnegie, Camille de Carnegie, and attempts to prove paternity amid adoptions, divorces, and contested succession.
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