Plea for Fair Justice in Florida District Court
Editor PF W Hawthorne appeals to Floridians across Leon Gadsden Jefferson and Madison counties to demand a purified nonpartisan district court. He argues indictments against Democrats were politically driven, trials biased, and many innocent townspeople faced fear and evasion. He urges citizens to support an unbiased court that earns respect and enforces lawful punishment.
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Gadsden
Jefferson
Madison
United States
United States Court
Florida
PF. W. Hawthorne
Times Union
Speaker Reed States Federal Elections Must Be Nationalized
In a fourth annual dinner marking General Grant's birthday, Speaker Reed argues for federal control of elections. He rails at Southern frauds, ballot stuffing, and intimidation, urging nationwide registration, counting, and certification to secure equal voting rights for Black citizens and curb state interference. He predicts the race issue would fade once states lose ballot power to the federal system.
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Beaver
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Ku-Klux
United States
Mississippi
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New York
Senate
Alabama
Yarborough
Supreme Court
Notion of Color in Politics and Government
The text advocates that political participation should be open to all voters regardless of race, aligning with constitutional principles. It stresses sound politics and good government where white or black citizens alike contribute to governance, fulfilling the nation’s foundational sacrifices.
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Hood
Illinois
J. Christiay
Llipolis
Enforcing the New Bait Law at Canso
Captain Robert Hynes of the Yarmouth Onyx reports Newfoundland authorities are rigorously enforcing a new bait law requiring a $1 per ton license fee for each baiting. The tax of $140 would ruin his vessel, so the Onyx plans to return to Nova Scotia and use local baiting privileges. A large fleet of American vessels awaits licenses at Canso, with thirteen applications filed recently.
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Robert Hynes
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Hynes
Magdalen Islands
Rescued at Sea From Italia Wreck Off For tune Island
The steamer Ceres arriving in New York on April 27 brought seven Italia passengers and crew members rescued between For tune Island and Bird Rock after twenty four hours without food or water. The remaining survivors were landed at Wanting Island on April 18. The rescued party had chosen to risk life at sea rather than wait on the island.
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Fires Devastate Sandy Creek Town Business District
Across Sandy Creek New York multiple structures suffered fires this day. The Bulkley Opera House and Sandy Creek Hotel were destroyed along with several stores in the village. Damage totals exceed ten thousand dollars with losses to local tenants and property owners.
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N. Y
Sandy Creek
Bulkley Opera House
New York
Eighth Avenue
Portsmouth
N. H
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Harvey
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Brinccroft
Conn
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Housatonic Avenue
Tiffany Place
Brooklyn
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Mich
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Williams
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Thomas
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Rowe
Rhode Island Radical Peace Society Elects Officers
The Rhode Island Radical Peace Society in Providence elected officers and approved several resolutions including praise for Emperor Tero Ast’s pacific policy. A copy of the resolution will be sent to the Kaiser.
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Rhode Island Radical Peace Society
Providence
KR. I
Labor Roundup Shows Boost in Membership and Unity
Organized Labor District Assembly 30 in New England Hall reports rising membership and treasury. They back arbitration and refuse to fill vacancies from upcoming strikes. The eight hour movement gains support across Boston unions. organizing tasks are set with $200 for further organizing and visits to Suffolk county locals.
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City
Forester Hall
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Washington Street
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Tramp printer Hugh Ireland arrested for New York murder
A tramp printer calling himself Hugh Ireland was jailed in Pittsfield for the murder of Mannie Murphy in New York. A New York officer arrived and declared the suspect not the man, ending the mistaken identification.
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Milford
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