Ballot controversy at Montgom ery convention and Advertiser war over Kolb
A Montgomery Advertiser expose frames a political clash surrounding Captain Kolb and allied leaders at the state convention. It details voting shifts from the roll call, editor James Screws and supporters defending Democratic delegates and warning against anti democracy alliances. Also notes a serious river tragedy near Oakland with multiple deaths and identified victims.
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Ir Wallice Surens
Bloutgomery Advertiser
Kolb
Kallis
Screws
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Montgonery
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Peorte
Sansa
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Knights of R
Liverpool
Legamate
Amonptiymek
Narral
Kolb Tagemsther
Cape Ha
Bolb
Alliance
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Factas
Auburn
St. Louis Record
Memorial day at Gettysburg and Garfield Memorial in Cleveland
Crowds fill Gettysburg battlefield for Ingalls Gettysburg address as Memorial Day events unfold. The Garfield Memorial dedication in Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland, draws President Harrison and cabinet, with grand processions, military units, and sermons, highlighting Union sacrifices and national unity.
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Congress
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Harrison
Lake View
United States
Cleveland
Union
Cty
Diva Mijlos
Xvetine
Ffockettx
Supreme Court Term Sees Busy Docket and More Habeas Cases
The article notes a busy Supreme Court term with many cases on federal commerce and constitutional questions. It highlights a surge in habeas corpus petitions and the court's expanding workload, with opinions likely guiding future legislation and legal doctrine.
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Supreme Court of the United
Supreme Court of the United States
Baseball Results From Yesterday Across Leagues
Brooklyn dominant in afternoon action with 14 runs as Wyse 12 errors mark Cleveland losses. Syracuse games showcase mixed strikes and fielding miscues. Boston and New York leagues feature tight pitching and multi-base hits. rain affected morning programs while Brighton Beach races draw large crowds and notable injuries.
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Senate recess debate stirs party lines and tariff plots
May tense talks in Washington center on adjourning July first for a fall recess to allow finance committees to craft a tariff bill. Republicans pressure home districts ahead of elections while Southern Democrats back the pause to campaign, as Reed weighs timing for a national election and tariff passage. Leadership conflicts and Quay-Hunt tensions loom in party power plays.
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Defalcation Confession in Lutheran Orphans Home Treasurer
The Lutheran Orphans Home treasurer admits misappropriating about $15,000 from the endowment fund. Investigators find most securities listed were fictitious and only $8,000 in bonds remained, with directors to decide next steps at Monday’s meeting.
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Mahone Absent at Unveiling Cites Personal Duties
Mahone explains his unforced absence from the unveiling to a friend, citing business in the mountains of Tazewell county and his duty as a former Confederate soldier to restore union. He states no loss of admiration for veterans or General Leo and praises leading his brigade and division.
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