National League of Republican clubs heads to Louisville meeting
Young Republicans converge on Louisville Kentucky for a large convention with plans to uphold the Minneapolis platform while resisting new doctrines and outside influences. Key figures debate leadership and strategy as General Clarkson falls ill and Ellen Foster arrives to press her siting, amid secret committee discussions and possible chair challenges.
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Louisvile
Sterm
Falls City
Kentucky
National League of Republican Clubs
Minneapolis
Ism
League
National Republican Committee
Thomas Carter
Republican Party
Carter
Rhet
Clarkson
Lis
Ellen Foster
J. Ellen Poster
Iowa
Woman's Republican League
Foster
Alger
General Alger
W. W. Tracy
Ilinois
Buckeyes
Squires
Ohio State League
Burke
College League
Chicago
Indianapolis
Harrison
Suooner
Wisconsin
Herberu
Lookout Wins Kentucky Derby in Start-to-Finish Run
Louisville May 11 Lookout captured the nineteenth Kentucky Derby by leading from start to finish and winning by two lengths. Troubadour, Plutus, Boundless and Buck McCann trailed as Lookout dominated the field under a strong pull. In other results, Baltimore beat Philadelphia 7 to 9, St Louis topped Chicago 14 to 2, New York lost to Brooklyn 6 to 7, and Cincinnati fell to Pittsburg 3 to 5 with noted battery pairings listed.
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Louisville
Troubadour
Plutus
Boundless
Whip
Spur
Buck McCann
Mirage
Singer
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Wadsworth and Robinson
Carsey and Cross
Washington
Boston
Duryea
Fagre
Stivetts
Ganzel
St. Louis
Chicago
Hawley
Buckley
McGill and Shriver
New York
Brooklyn
Rusie and
Doyle
Lovett and Kinslow
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Dwyer
Vaughn
Gastright
Mack
Dorgan May Not Testify In Asylum Coal Case
John Dorgan, a Whitebreast Coal stockholder, may refuse to testify as his answers could incriminate him in pending criminal cases. The morning focused on identifying freight bills for coal delivered to the asylum, with experts later verifying them for the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
John Dorgan
Whitebreast Coal Company
Dorgan
Post
Lambertson
Betts & Weaver
Impeachment Trial Money Validated by Supreme Court Panel
Lincoln May 10 The impeachment managers and Attorney General Summers urged legality of a 16000 appropriation. The commission upheld the appropriation. First witness El Rewick alleged irregularities at the asylum dating to 1881. Builders testified the cell house cost should not exceed 21000 with free labor. Coal records from Burlington showed deliveries and potential book misappropriations. Lancaster county grand jury brought 17 indictments including ex-steward J Dan Laver and ex-farm boss Frank Hubbard for forgery and related offenses. Widening coverage includes railway conductors convention in Tourpo and blacklisting hotel workers amid strikes. A separate assault case in Des Moines left Webb Moon’s wife injured and Dan Stuart dead. Lochren named pensions commissioner in Washington overseeing 2100 clerks. Bishop of Cheyenne reassigned to St Joseph.
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Lincoln
Summers
Supreme Court Commission
EL ©. Rewick
Asylum
Board of Public Lands and Buildings
Burlington
Lancaster County
J. Dan Laver
Lincoln Insane Asylum
Frank O. Hubbard
Lauer
Hubbard
W. D. Sewell
Notes of the Day Headlines Across Several States
Spotted fever resurges in Elwood. Alton water works sold to New England Water Co. Tamarack Mining declares $4 per share dividend payable June 20. Ashland business leader William Brinker killed by a locomotive near Mellen. Sault Ste. Marie Land and Water directors elected in La Crosse with Lou Trench among them. Trench accused in Seymour killing of Henry Fredler. Sunday’s events: no preliminary hearing due to mob fears.
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Elwood
Alton
Ills
New England Water Company
Tamarack Mining Company
William Brinker
Ashland
Wis
Mellen
Sault Ste. Marie Land and Water Company
la Crosse
Lou Trench
Henry Fredler
Seymour
Ind
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U.S
Powe
Ole Raintuck
Cartera
National Committee
Tfarney
Kerens
Powell Clayton
Wilson
Hobart
Scott
Gault House
Washinatoy
Herbert
F. W. Symonds
L. W. Robinson
A. Stone
Carnegie & Co
Washieton
Maruaga
State Department
Gresham
Infanta of Spain
Duke of Veragna
Atlanta
Nicaragua
WasuinaTox
United States War
Higgins
Graytown
Wasamatoy
Carlisle
Theodore Thomas
Bureau of Music
Higginbothall
Davis
Thomas’ Orchestra
South Dakota
Mavisox, & C
Lookout
Son of Troubadour
Wallant
Toleepo
Order of Railway
C. H. Wilkins
W. P. Daniels
Cedar Rapids
A. B. Garretson
E. W. Purcell
Toledo
Sentinel
R. B. Maleahy
Corning
Board of Trustee
M. Clancy
Kent
W. #. Morney
W. B. Durbing
Milwaukee
W. K. Maxwell
Parsons, Kan
Duranco
Colo
Farmington
Black Horse
Olie
Plummer
Cuicano
Jeffrey
Denver and
Rio Grande
Reinhart
Santa Fe
Colorado
la Junta
Charles Shepard
Dare Devil
Loxpos
Perkin
Lord Newton
Red Eagle
Duke of Beaufort
Tourpo
Order of Railway Conductors
Peoples’ Theater
McKinley
F. P. Sargent
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
United States
Hotel Keepers’ Association
Des Moirs
Webb Moon
Dan Stuart
American Express Company
Lochren
Wasuincrox
Pensions
Rome
Cheyenne
St. Joseph
Standard Lead Co
Regia Chauvenette
Bro
Loe
Pacific
Ledoux & Co
Aints
National Lead CO
Clark Avenue
Tenth Street
At. Louie, Mo
Bradfield. Regulator CO
Humphreys
Ferrere
Hompareta
Pau
Uumphreys
Willambu
Warwick Warmick
Thorsens
J. C. Yetzer
Isaacc Dickerson
A.W. Dickerson
Cass.co. Bank
Europe
J.C. Yetzer, Saal Dickerson,richars
Montgomery
D. F. Loofrourow
A. W. Dickerson
JF Fisher
Tron
Atlantic
John A. Wood PO
Hebra
A. C. Bittner & CO
Morocco
Deaneeree
P. J. Sorg Company
Mmpterony
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