A Quiet Day Bong Called Upon to Represent This Country in the Netherlands
Washington May 25 Special An arborike orate odttoe has been given moot honor by President Cleveland. William E Quinby named to the Netherlands as editor chief and head of the Free Press. He is a native of Mercour and has long been active in politics and journalism. The article notes potential actions on the Chi should and mentions land releases to the Cherokee and Cheyenne nations with payments and bonds under federal acts. It covers officials, appointments, and wartime era precedents, reflecting political maneuvering and governance issues of the day.
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Washington
Odttoe
Cleveland
Wiliam E. Quinby
Democratic
Dettet Pre Press
Netherlands
Pep
Free Press
Mercour Tyree
Cleve
Quinby
Mwggan
Secnor
Carlie
Fetter
Iesalent
Qalroms
Uareigon
Hav
Treasury Department
Wsouston
S “Pewsior Satelli
Mosgaor Schmeitri
Seertarr
Amarin
Esgtind
Catholic University
Capitol Chaos Delays Propriation Bill At Session
Democratic members burst into uproar at the capitol over a contested pardon and a replay of a tense scene with a rogue member. The chair’s decision on a key appropriation remains under appeal as lawmakers debate procedure.
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Spellfield
Hoi
Turmoil Over Mitchell Absence Sparks Senate Disorder
In a heated session the Republican demand for a vote collided with Democratic protests as Mr Mitchell, absent, was forced onto the record and later pursued by clerks and guards. A wild chase ensued across the Senate chamber ending with Mitchell back inside amid shouts as a truancy bill moves forward. The measure provides sixteen weeks of compulsory schooling, twelve consecutive within a year.
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Mitchell
Stringer
Will. Meusen
Uie
Aig
Cantrell
Mitchell Aeross
Senate House Nwa
Wis
Democats Win Rhode Island Byelection and State Politics
Rhode Island returns show Democrats winning the byelection in South Kingston moving them to fifty four seats in the legislature as Republicans complain of uncertain support for governor candidates. In New York Louis Hernsheim, importer, makes an assignment with $60,000 claim and creditors settle at six cents on the dollar, three, six, nine and twelve month terms. Denton reports Richardson Dennie, dealers in hides, fail with assets around $200,000 amid leather trade tensions.
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Rhode
Providence
South Kiigetom
Newport
Tucasay
Ermal Eco
Louis Hernsheim
New York
Touls Hernsheim
Treadway
Busines
Pelicipal Documeer
Europe
Herns
Hri
Denton
Fenton
Richardson & Dennie
Coolkdge
Feather
Thompson Will Bequest to Charleston City Turns Up Inventory
An inventory filed in Charleston Delaware City lists William Thompson's estate at about 150000 to 250000 with about 30000 in personalty. Legacies totaling 50000 to individuals reduce the net to roughly 15000 to 10000 for the city after debts and bequests. The will left a substantial sum for the city and a controversy over its allocation drew months of newspaper attention.
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Ami
Ely
Thompson
Loss to the Arabs at Garfield Park blaze
Fire ripped through the stable sheds at Garfield Park. Arabs used the resort for performances. One man escaped while three camels seven Arabian horses and 500 feet of shed burned. Firefighters faced a wild, chaotic scene as flames spread through the structure. Loss estimated at forty dollars.
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Pire
Garfield Park
Will West
Laas
Attorneys to Seek Federal Injunction Over World’s Fair
District Attorney Milchrist and Attorney General Olney discuss legal steps to prevent a United States law violation at the upcoming world’s fair. They consider presenting the matter to a federal court for an injunction or other appropriate legal action if adherents decide to open next Sunday.
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Washington
Milchrist
Olney
Chicago
Ali
United State
Weather and gate disputes cloud May day at expo
Chicago crowds push through closures as delays threaten Sunday gate openings. Courts may halt a directors decision via a temporary restraining order. Elsewhere Michigan Ishpeming and Red Jacket report heavy snow with four inch dumps and deep street drifts hampering lumber work amid high water concerns.
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Chicago
Michigan
Mich
Mag
Ishpeming
Red Jacket
Questioned Geary Law Deportation Provision Status
Washington May 25 The Attorney General received a telegram from New York stating Judge Lacombe of the state court has decided section 8 of the Geary law remains ineffectual since no provision names how or by whom a deportation order against Chinese is to be executed. The remark appears not to be a quotation or part of prior appeals.
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Washington
Qt Pey
New York
Lacombe
Edrouth Court of
Infanta at New York Welcomed by Mayor in Military Escort
The Spanish princess and her husband arrived in New York by special train and were greeted by General Porter and Mayor Gilroy. Cavalry escorted the party from the station to the Savoy Hotel as crowds gathered along Fifth Avenue. A welcome speech and a formal reception followed, with flags, flowers, and a guard of honor.
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Washington
Priny Cess
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Infante
Axington
Theanta
Horace Porter
Howard Corral
Cornelius N. Bliss
Whitelaw Reid
W. KR. Granger
Myers
Joseph J. O'Donohue
General Porter
Davis
General Sloeam
Infanta
Renning
Bacheloth
Tit
Slocum
Princess
Whitelaw Steid
Joseph Odonobue
Thirty-fourth Street
Acuidaban
Republica
Newark
Philadelphia
Chet Slocum
Thirtieth Street
Eribanu
Crack Cavalry Regiment of
Porter Im
Marebionegg Hormeen
Duke of
Don Pedro
Te Infanta
Bildasuno
Oun
Wip
Wong
Gilroy
George Eb. McClellan
Board of Aldermen
Porter
McClellan
Princess Braight
Weys
Siy
Varnum
Bre
Bira
Dosro
Mfartin
America
Yaornom
Royal Party Attend Kabob Hood Performance at Garden Theater
After nine o clock the royal party passed through the Savoy lobby to waiting carriages and drove to the Garden theater where part of Kobis Hood was performed. In Havana on May 21 reports say President Cleveland did not call up the Infanta, provoking public complaint over his attitude toward the royal guest.
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Savoy
Havana
Cleveland
Infanta
Howe
Dispensary debate sparks liquor policy clash in South Carolina
In Columbia on May 25 Rev. Watson of Marion denounced the dispensary as a tool to normalize liquor. He alleged leaders plotted to push dispensaries statewide, threaten an extra session, and strip rights from prohibitionists. He warned of low barrel rates for all whisky entering the state and praised prohibition as demanded by Southern ladies.
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Columbia
S. O
Speeind
Watson
Marion
Methodist Church
South Carolina
Atute
Rilion Commission
Case Trial Deepens in Nashville Revenue Officers Killing
Testimony in the Nashville murder case involving Patrick, Epps, and Petty, charged with killing revenue officers, grows more detailed. Witnesses describe Spurrier's role, Auger List Spurrier firing brandy, and sightings of Patrick with other men in a corn field soon after the shooting.
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Nashville
Tenn
Specia
Patrick
Epps
Petty
A. J. Patrick
Hig Brother
TE. Fatrick
Spurrier
A. J. Patrck
B. Paiver
Rane
John G Stwon
Patrick Mir
Lucker
McGee
Andy Patrick
Af Meier
Fentress
Andy
Rough On Rats Proves Fatal In Hoester Family
Indianapolis May 2 Alloa Finger in the Keester family was arrested tonight charged with poisoning Mrs Clara Koexters. Coroner testimony linked her death to a pattern of poisonings since mid October, with six fatalities alleged. The family’s wagoner and others died after arsenic was found in a drug store sample.
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Indianapolis
Alloa Finger
Charles Keesters
Clara Koexters
Charles
James
Roosters
Vormey
Charleston Whisky Board Seeks Innkeeper Petitions
Special county whisky board met in Charleston D C and elected WG Whaley as chairman. A petition form for appointing state innkeepers was adopted and must be sent in by June. Each petition must be signed by a majority of the city’s freehold voters about 1300 total, over 750 required for state status, signaling a likely move after July 1.
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Charleston
Wil Haven
Prohibion
D. C
Special County Whisky Board
WG. Whaley
Nod
Toddy
Dubose Trial Progress Prompts Slow Day in Nashville
In Nashville at the Dubose trial the testimony drags on with no sensational events as all witnesses for the defense are ready. The defense notes their evidence ends after rebuttal, signaling the end may be near. Meanwhile reports from Kansas City discuss crop damage and mill buying trends shaping wheat futures. North Carolina forms a Confederate Monument commission in Raleigh as funds and design options are sought. Paducah prepares for the Petty Pano execution amid tense crowd gathering at the courthouse.
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Dubose
Nashville
Tenn
Dubase
Aelow
Luree Daya
Ladey
Kinahan
Kansas City
Kansas
Kawanae
Kanana
Kanani
Phas Byenna Tertain
Briggs in Through Now Supporting in Washington
Washington May 25 the second week of the general assembly of the Presbyterian church heard Dr Briggs defend the New York presbytery against prosecution in the Briggs case. He argued the appellate process, questioned the assembly’s jurisdiction, and urged awaiting the synod of New York’s decision before final action. Colonel McCook rebutted, asserting the assembly’s authority to decide the case, and the session adjourned with Briggs to continue Thursday.
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Washington
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Judicial Committee
J. J. McCook
New York Synod
Briggs
Wink
Craig
Briges
New York
Tral Steels
Allnis
Presbytery
Synod of New York
Presbyterian Church of the United
Jim
Palace of Justice
Definner
New Yorke Od
DieCook
McCook
Breur
Metook
United States
Synod of
George B. Baker
Women Must Not Speak in Churches Says Southern Assembly
May 2 special report from Muneon Georgia describes Home Missions discourse at the Southern Assembly. Debate centers on scriptural prohibition of women speaking in churches, with committees urging organized youth groups yet reinforcing subordination to men. Arkansas presbytery case reviewed, two reports conflict, final stance upheld prohibiting women from certain church roles. Adjournment planned after devotional and Home Missions discussions.
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Southern Assembly
Muneon
Tey
Joho RB
Meridon
Oruel
Arkansas
George Lacy
Guachica
Assembly
A. Hing
Tems
Orest
Circus Tents Blown Down in Midwest Windstorm
Dispatches report a severe windstorm across Missouri and Kansas on May 25. The Gurglings Brothers show tent collapsed with thousands watching, injuring several and trapping people briefly. Telegraph lines failed. no deaths reported. In Sedalia an enormous gust toppled rigs, while Brookfield saw damage to a roundhouse and engines. workers escaped major harm.
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Missouri
Kansas
Sedalia
Coe
Apease
Brookfield
Hannibal and
St. Jo Ralle
Radford Pipe Works Near Jerusale... Trade Notice
Anniston May 25 Special The Rad ford Pipe and Foundry Company of this city is negotiating for and will likely secure a large order for pipe from Jerusalem. The bill will be a very large one with a shipment of thirty inch main. A route to Jerusalem is contemplated via the Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia railroad. A late daughter of Mr EB Alexander of Dulaton near here was fatally injured in a yard accident when a pick struck her. Captain J R Graham died at Ladiga after long illness. J B Laffey and Leone Duke were married at the First Baptist church and left for Valdosta.
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Anniston
Radford Pipe ‘and Foundry Company
Jernenlene
Japan
Jerusiem
Bem Neds
Agrut
Tennessee, Virgie and Georgia
J. R. Graham
Ladiga
J. B. Laffey
Vzrane
Leone Duke
J. H. Duke
Thig City
First Baptist Church
Valdosta
Two Robbers Hold Up Texas Bound Train
A Dallas News Special from San Angelo reports two masked men robbed a west bound passenger train near Colwuan at 2 am. They forced the express door open, bound the baggage master porter and conductor, and took goods including pay for railroad employees while sparing passengers. The robbers warned they wanted to meet the crew at the world’s fair.
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Texas
Dallas
San Angelo
Toby
Colwuan
Boaseman
Porter
Larry
Expresu Company
Ban ‘Angeto
Unilinger
Western Point
Srorld
Sunday Work Ban Leaves Post with Reduced Pay
In Columbia a church resignation follows the decision of C. E. Girardeau to quit as agent of the Southern Express Company to avoid Sunday work. He will take a lower salary with a church member and be replaced by W. S. Lauzeau of Charleston. In Denver the American Baptist Publication Society debated Sunday school lesson plans with some opposition and a plan to protest the World’s Fair opening. Oxford mourns Rev. To Iver Given struck by paralysis and nearing recovery hopes. New York notes DeFloredeleben stock movements with large share sales to Inman and other traders.
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Columbu
Wiss Sadie
Second Presbyterian Church
C. E. Gtr
Southerly Express Company
Columbia
Girardeau
Blackburn
Second
Mizu Mezus
American Papust Cauucane Society
Denver
Col
American Baptist Publication Society
Ian Dennisco
Pennsylvania
Henson
Chlige
Bricknall
Philadelphia
Sawyer
Missouri
Paralgete
Oxford
Alb
Mey
Iver P. Given
Zion
South
Caruive
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Cedartown
Tan Johnsen
Iai
Legielaties
William Thompson
Princess Bolalls
Roba Hood
Hulalie
DEVS
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Yaleigh
N. T
North Carolla Confederate Monument
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Indy Beard
Mangers
Taente F Nauher
Armistead Jones
Ealeigh
Nasudationelay
Trenaurer
Wileh
Inez
Alynehine
Can
Paducah
Panoa
Wang
Presbyterian Court
Dr. Briggs
Procaetation Committee
Gool Yeasong
I¢h
Gynnd
Herut
Olpey
Totter
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Stir
Aaswers
Tuion Theotozical’ Seminary
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