End Comes Peacefully for Secretary Gresham
Washington reports the death of Secretary of State Gresham at 1:15 this morning after a swift decline from pneumonic complications. The president and diplomatic corps offered sympathy as family kept vigil, with state physicians describing the end as calm and quiet. His funeral arrangements were expected to be announced by family and officials.
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Bill Lamont
Churcher
Woodley
Justiee Fuller
Assocate Justce Tarlan
Supreme Court
Uhl and
Adee
State Department
H C Corbin
Maxwell and
Janes
Eckels
Gresham
Re Andrews
Ura
Mr 4S Sham
Gresham Dies After Illness at Washington Hotel
Secretary Walter Q Gresham collapsed from acute pleurisy with effusion and pneumonia after a long illness. He had served as judge and statesman under Grant and Cleveland and was last secretary of state. His condition worsened through the night and he died in Washington with family nearby.
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Congress
New Albany
Grant
United States
Indiana
Indiana Legislature Made T Poss Ule To Elect A Republian
Joseph B Vobenald
United States Senate
Greshim
Benjamin Harrion
Harrison
Garfield
Gereshim
Arthurs
Polger Aled
New York
Grover Cleveland
Gresham
Treasury
Hts
Arthur
the Treasury
Seventh Judicial Circuit
Alvis
Wisconsin
Cleveland
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Greshams
Johnson
Chesham
Andrews
Ire Andrews
W W Johnson
Greshams Hiness
Prentiss
Judge Otto
Philadelphia
Otto
Otto Gresham
Chicago
Washington
Arington Hotel
Woodley
Cleveland as third term candidate dominates party rift
Washington officials report strong push by Cleveland for a third term through gold standard alignment and purging free silver democrats. Cabinet member factions back his renomination, aiming to unite elites, banks, and manufacturers while rebuffing democracy’s stance on silver.
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May
Cleveland
Democratic
South
Ohio
Imingis
Clevelands
Gion
Memphis
Morgan
Clewland
Carlisle
Cncrea
White House
First Issue of Democratic Daily to Appear in Chicago
The Chicago Chronicle, a new morning newspaper aligned with Democratic interests, will debut tomorrow. It promises broad news coverage with United Press, Laffan News Bureau, and New York Sun services, with Horatio W Seymour as publisher and Martin J Russell as editor.
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Democratic Daily
Chicago
Chicago Chronicle
United States
United Press
Laffan
New York Sun
Horatio W Seymour
Martin J Russell
Port
Ex Hank President Arrested for Murder in Bristol
A former president of the Merchants' Exchange Bank in Bristol and a well known East Tennessee figure was arrested in Morristown on a murder charge. He allegedly killed barber Palmer for about 250 dollars, after a erratic business career including a dry goods store and a tea restaurant.
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Hank
Barber
Bristol
Tenn
Hugh
East Tennessee
Merchants’ Exchange Bank
Morristown
Palmer
Flash
Tvith
Therail
Retirement of Police Chief Byrnes Shocks New York Board
New York May 27 Chief of Police Thomas Byrnes was retired by the police board. Commissioner Parker read a formal note from Byrnes and the board, with Byrnes present, voted to retire him. Acting leadership changes followed as inspectors Conlin and Captains Cartwright Brooks McCullough were detailed to new duties. The board recessed after the sessions.
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Thomas Byrnes
Police
Fpoard
Parker
Byrnes
Detective Bureau
Parker Gut
Questan
Thomas Byiness
Yea
Andrews
Grant
Wint Parkhurst
Dr. Parkhurst
Conlin
Cartwright
Eldridge Street
Brooks
One
Hundred and Twenty Sixth Street
McCullough
West Thirty Seventh Street
Cartwight Brooks McCullough
Smith
East Twenty-second Street
Ohio Republicans Gather For Massive State Convention
May 27 Zanesville reports the Ohio GOP prepares for a historic state convention of delegates and contestants for governor and other offices. Ten gubernatorial aspirants are quartered in a hotel and factions of Nash and General Bushnell clash, with anti and pro administration forces signaling possible unity around a third candidate after preliminary ballots.
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Tev
Zanesville
Fiora
Loraker
Nash
Bushnell
Desperado Kills Bradshaw After Courtroom Outburst at Fort Mill
Special Judge McEllany shot after Charles Bradshaw cursed and threatened him in Fort Mill Court. Bradshaw, who had just been fined for a petty offense, returned later with a revolver and fired at the judge four times. The judge fired back with a Winchester, killing Bradshaw. The town remains tense as public sentiment supports the judge.
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Justice McKllany
Columbie, & C
Judge McEllany
Fort Mill
Charles Bradshaw
Bradshaw
McDillany
Jacksonville City Bonds Approved By Supreme Court
Washington May 27 the federal supreme court today allowed Jacksonville Florida to sell its over 1900000 bond issue affirming the circuit court dismissal for lack of jurisdiction. The suit by John H Calvin of Chicago claimed the October 1893 election was invalid since only those qualified to vote in the prior year could vote.
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Federal Supreme Court
Jacksonville
Cla
Circuit Court For
Southern District of Florida
John H Calvin
Chicago
Calvin Wan
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Culberson Favored Silver By Texas Democrats
Texas Democrats reaffirm the party platform backing free coinage of silver and gold with 16 to 1 ratio. Governor Culberson publicly endorses silver standard, signaling strong state support while goldbugs fear a split among silver Democrats and Reagan allies.
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Houston
Tex
Texas
Georgia
Democrats
Culberson
Constitution
Democratic Party
Democrats of
Tevas
John H Reagan
Reagan
Silver
Culbert Yon
Cilberson
Remson Crawford
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