Post office appropriation bill passes Senate amid strikes and political clashes
The Senate approved an $800,000 mail carriage appropriation with an added $80,000 for railway postal cars as Democrats press broader mail facility aims abroad. Utah North Dakota and South Dakota constitutional topics and Indian appropriation details punctuate a day of Senate action and domestic policy debate.
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Oswald Murder Trial Debates Heart Disease Theory
The Oswald murder case in Lake Oswald area unfolds with the defense arguing McWeeney died of heart disease, while the prosecution disinters the body to retest autopsy doctors. They aim to show a heart piercing as the direct cause and seek expert testimony from Dr. Wheeler and Dr. Darrow.
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Elections Yesterday at Minnesota towns and St Paul mayor race
In Waseca G Buchler Democrat was mayor and Milton Craven municipal judge. Grand Forks elected D W Holmes Democrat mayor and R W Cutts city justice. The Republican mayor candidate withdrew. Valley City A H Gray unopposed for mayor with A W Benson elected treasurer. St Paul George Reis Democrat elected city treasurer by 2000 vote. Frank Ford Democrat associate municipal judge. Among eighteen aldermen and school inspectors Republicans won four. Chas A Dana editor Sun was examined by telephone committee in Wasmos Notos May 4. He criticized Cleveland and commented on his political stance.
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Minnesota Building Collapse Kills Four Workers
A five story Brackett block addition in Minneapolis collapsed, burying a dozen workers. Eleven rescued. four dead including J. Connell and John Janisch. others injured. Fire and police aided, with Mayor Ames directing recovery efforts.
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Greece Defies Powers as Troops Open Front
The inter-state commerce bill spurs debate on long and short haul. Ingalls warns against eastward grain and meat movement if enacted. Senator Fair proposes local Apaches on Catalina Island. Dakota statehood bills falter. Toole backs Blackfeet railroad right of way. Greek cabinet discusses powers note on disarmament. troops expected to move to front with strong public support.
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Turki sh military movements and a murder case unfold
The frontier telegraphs report Turkish troop actions and a related murder case in Pipestone Minnesota. Edward Young killed his wife and attempted suicide. his 12 year old son Karl witnessed the assault. The husband denied jealousy. neighbors say the wife was well regarded. A second item criticizes Governor Foraker over remarks about Jefferson Davis. A Chicago strike disrupts freight traffic on several lines, delaying trains and halting cargo while some passenger and mail services continue.
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Riots and unrest spreading from Chicago to Milwaukee
A Pall Mall Gazette critique blames European paupers and U S permissiveness for unrest. Dispatches describe Milwaukee labor riots easing, Oswald trial jury deliberations, and local incendiary arrests amid ongoing tensions in May.
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