Contested Elections and High License Debates Across States
Governor Hill proposes constitutional amendments to remove legislative election judges from contests and place them before courts, aiming to curb jury interference and push federal action. Baltimore enforces a strict high license regime closing saloons nightly, with 2000 licenses issued and many outside-city venues shut. Sunday liquor sales convictions influence license eligibility.
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N. Y
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Congress
Baltimore
Baltimore County
Burke
The Pasere Arrangements and Capitol Hearings
The report notes funeral arrangements for Senator Beck with a service in Washington and a procession to Lexington Kentucky. It also covers House tariff and river harbor bill discussions, scheduling four days of debate and a mid May vote on a key question, plus a Kansas City baseball case restraining Jno Pickett to the season.
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Ken
Henderson
Congress
Pickett
Somson
Kansas City
Ame
Dunkard Convention Ends in Heapina With 1500 Attendees
The German Baptists Dunkarda convention in Heapina, Pa concluded after a lengthy discussion on dress codes. Debate focused on whether women may wear ornaments and whether men should wear certain attire, reflecting evolving views within the eastern district.
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German Baptists
Dunkarda
Bastos
Lasio
Sais
Destructive cyclone kills and injures dozens in Hood county
A cyclone struck Salt Creek Hood county yesterday afternoon killing Della Carmichael 17 Mary Carmichael 1 and a baby of Mrs Gibbs. Mrs Rhodes Nora 12 and Tillie 10 as well as others were seriously hurt. At Acton and Robin Creek Hood county eight killed four of them in the Griffin family. A heavy hail storm damaged crops and homes across the region. In another scene Lame Rock negroes testified about Clayton for Congress amid tense courtroom confrontation.
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Grandbury
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Morrisston
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Conway County
Armatrong
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Armstrong
Denver Union Strikes Demand 9-Hour Day At Mills
Denver workers from the Machine Wood-workers and Turners' union pressed mill men for a nine hour day with ten hours pay. About 250 unionists gathered this morning and refused a wage offer. They will not shut mills but run a reduced crew with veteran union men to keep operations going. This marks Denver’s first strike of the year.
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Called O8 Again. May 5 strike update and London sweating system
In Cuteago workers heeded Sunday papers saying the carpenters strike was suspended and some resumed work while others remained unsettled. London officials report a Lords committee condemning the sweating system and urging higher wages with legislative action.
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Beck Death Announced by Blackburn in Senate Report
Wasuinaton May 5. Beck's death formally announced. A committee to supervise funeral at the senate chamber was appointed. Wasuinoton May 5. The formal announcement of Senator Beck's death made this afternoon. The speaker formed a committee for oral arrangements. Adjourned, A Private Bank Closes Its Doors. Reno May 5. The private bank of Charles A. Mather & Co. closed this morning. James M. Hawley junior member disappeared. Assets 110000 liabilities 100000 Hawley drew 1000 before leaving.
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Bowen Meyer boxing bout canceled over illness pullout
May 5 in New Orleans the Bowes Meyer fight is canceled after Meyers managers announce illness and request to postpone two weeks Bowen remains in prime condition and refuses postponement Meyer declares the fight off as no forfeit exists.
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Gambling the Cause in Defalcation Case
Denven May 5 Robert Nickel cashier for J M Bersey and Co real estate and investment arrested on a defaulter charge. Defalcation amount expected between 5000 and 9000 dollars with gambling suspected as the cause.
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Denven
Robert Nickel
J. M. Bersey & Co
Five Thousand Shares Sold as Washington Galan Account Transactions
Ten thousand shares of stock were bought this afternoon for the account of Washington Galan, a stock exchange member. Mary Ely was informed by Quinlan’s family that he disappeared under circumstances suggesting diminished mental capacity. In Weercussien Pennsylvania a carriage with Mrs John Witepatrick and her three children ran into a stone pile, likely causing fatal injuries to all.
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Washington Galan
The
Stock Exchange
Mary Ely
Quinlan
Weercussien
Mra
John Witepatrick
Cheyenne Commercial Co Market Offers Blue Wheat Suits
For household goods and merchandise terms are reasonable and insured when desired. Warehous on Cheyenne Northern track, call for estimates. Have you seen blue wheateat suits at 1 Market cache, priced at $18.00.
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Cheyenne Commercial Company
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Cheyenne & Northern
Chicago Coopers Hold International Strike Threat
The Chicago coopers predict the strike could spread internationally. A Brotherhood of United Labor committee will contact John Burns to urge English longshoremen to stop handling beef and other Chicago shipper products. The open letter cites threats of dismissal after notice periods and penalties for short weeks, late starts, and incomplete pay.
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Yarda
Lamar Rider Near Halfway Point in San Francisco Bet
Denver May 5. J B Harriman arrives in Lamar Colo during a wager race to ride from Wabash Indiana to San Francisco in 65 days for ten thousand dollars. He is 1498 miles from start and 320 miles ahead of schedule with 14 horses exhausted. Route continues via La Junta and Trinidad.
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Coolidge
Kas
Messrs
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Gebhard
Bank run looms as trust company suspends payments
In Noansrows and Montgomery, the Montgomery National Bank and its adjacent Montgomery Insurance Trust and Safe Deposit office faced a heavy run with the trust company suspending payments at 10:30 AM awaiting cash. Officials warned that if funds arrive all will be well. otherwise a receiver may be needed. Later, payments resumed by the trustee. depositors reportedly secured.
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Montgomery Tnsurance, Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Murder at Butterfield home and jail killings shock Denver
Denver police link Butterfield murder to a man posing as a room renter who attacked Mrs Butterfield. Charles Munson, painter, was brought in with facial wounds and jailed for investigation. In Lexington jail Willie Lephart colored, once convicted of rape, was shot dead. Other items note Governor Gordon urging colored emigration not to leave, Oldacre arsenic poisoning in Indiana, and carpenters strike settlements in Chicago.
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Colo
Butterfield
New York State
Bryant
Omaha
Charles Munson
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Connemara
Willie Lephart
Lexington
Lephart
Rose Carron
Atlanta
Gordon
Cheyenne Commercial Company Ad Clues at Sixteenth Street
fragmented OCR notices advertise storage and warehouse services in Cheyenne. customers can call J R Kelley at 306 West Sixteenth Street for upholstery supplies and fresh groceries, with terms to suit the merchandise needs.
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J. RR. Kelley
Sixteenth Street
Baseball scores and weathered games in May sports roundup
A lengthy scoreboard roundup from Philadelphia to Brooklyn and Chicago details multiple baseball games with box scores, attendances, and key plays. Notable: Philadelphia defeats New York 8 to 4 in a fielding stumble by the Giants. Brooklyn, Boston, and Chicago see varied results in closely contested affairs. A shooting incident on the Shoshone reservation ends with Pierce surrendering after fatally wounding Tait.
Rail stocks rally as silver bill prospects aid market
New York May 5 The stock market shows unusually high activity with broad gains in rail shares as earnings reports and silver bill prospects bolster sentiment. Bond and petroleum prices vary while cattle and wheat markets show mixed results in Chicago trading.
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Pacific
American Express
Canada Pacific
Canada Southern
Central Pacific
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Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
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Louisville & Nashville
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Pacific Mail
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Rock Island
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Texas Ifio
Union Pacific
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Western Union
American Cotton Oil
Strikes Rife as Disputes Turn Fights and Bomb Blast
Banorona May 5 A wave of discontent grips strikers with many clashes amid demands. Some show willingness to return to work while authorities promise protection. Earlier a bomb exploded before the Merchants and Manufacturers' club house causing great concussion and destruction of doors and windows.
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Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Club
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