Endorsing Cleveland Policy Shelved in Alabama Debate
A southern conference in Washington discussed the administration’s course on silver legislation seigniorage bonds and related policy. They agreed to abandon direct endorsement in Democratic conventions and to avoid fights that could split the party, aiming for general approval of Cleveland’s administration.
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Jumps in a Well Seventeen-Year-Old Subhuth
Katie Subbuth, a sixteen year old girl from Greenville South Carolina attempted suicide by jumping into a forty seven foot well yesterday afternoon. She was rescued unconscious and is expected to recover. The act followed her mother's attempt to force an unwanted marriage. Also noted today Hunt and Adams began work and C S Dickson tested a new cotton chopper capable of clearing seven to ten acres daily with one mule, the equivalent of seven or eight men.
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Troops Called Out to Quell Mine Troubles in Alabama
Alabama authorities mobilize the Second Regiment of state troops after Sheriff Morrow warns that peace can only be kept with military help. Governor Jones approves marching troops to Birmingham and Ensley to deter armed bands targeting miners and protect property.
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Salem College Commencement Opens With Vocal Concert
The ninety second annual commencement exercises of Salem Female College opened with a vocal concert drawing a large crowd from North Carolina and other states. Miss Oa White of Atlanta performed a sweet solo titled The Nightwatch. The institution reports a prosperous year with more than ten thousand alumnae.
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Sugar Trust Bribery Inquiry Aims at Senators
Washington May 25 The special committee on senatorial bribery submitted its report naming Charles W Buttz as the would be payer of 25000 to sway Senator Hunton and 14000 to Senator Kyle. Hunton and Kyle are exonerated but Buttz is deemed wholly untrustworthy. The inquiry also probes a alleged bankers syndicate and a sugar tariff scheme with further testimony by reporters and counsel.
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Alabama Election Law Examined in Col Troy Opinion News
Colonel D Troy, a leading Alabama Democrat, prepares a detailed legal opinion on the Sayre election law governing registrars. The report outlines oaths, possible perjury, forgery charges, and penalties from fines to imprisonment, as Democrats warn of fraud safeguards and opponents push campaign literature.
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Flag Loss Sparks Diplomatic Tension in St. Thomas
The U S flag outside the United States consul's office in St. Thomas was torn down by about the Queenstown Rifles of Toronto after a liquor fueled disturbance. Lt Col Smith apologized to Consul George Willis, who rejected it and notified Washington and Ottawa. Citizens deplore the act but hope for no further trouble. Also in Chicago a $1,000,000 damages suit was filed by France against the World's Columbian Exposition over fire damage to French exhibits.
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