Congress Carefully Debates Lands Grants and Postal Measures
The senate considers Voorhees resolution on lands granted for railroads and public entry, while Kellogg Spofford resolutions gain support. Post office funds and railway mail service provisions pass amid debates on colonial mail routes and contraction of star routes, with adjournment and resumed postal actions in Washington.
Mrs Shaw's world tour idea sparked art collection transfer
The World reports Mrs Shaw of San Francisco rebuilt her library after a purchase by Jay Gould. She states that departing for a global tour she planned to return in years to construct a grand house and donate her art collections to a notable institution.
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Mineral land bill advanced by Pacific coast delegation
Washington, May 7. A mineral land bill was agreed upon at a Pacific coast delegation meeting, introduced in the house by Belford, and referred to the mines and mining committee. Prospects for final action this session are slim, but no other mining measure can pass if this is defeated, as it could endanger the entire public land commission program.
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Cabinet eyes Key successor as Postmaster James named
A cabinet member said both Postmaster James of New York and First Assistant Postmaster General Tyner would be seriously considered for the upcoming vacancy. James would accept if offered, and the president reportedly views the appointment favorably.
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Senator Woodly Attacks Unit Rule in Chicago Convention
From Albany a despatch to the Post says Senator Woodly read a manuscript speech opposing the unit rule and backing Blaine. Senators Sessions and Birden followed his example in the May 7 session.
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Trials by July suspended over recent acquittals
The superior tribunal justice of the federal district requests suspending trials through July due to the acquittal of several criminals. Grand preparations underway to mark the Pueblo battle anniversary of 1862.
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Whittaker Case Transcript Highlights Character Evidence
At West Point on May 7 the testimony reiterated points from previous witnesses. The recorder read affidavits attesting to Whittaker's excellent character. Southworth, the expert, is expected to present his report tomorrow.
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Cabinet orders alert for Ute reservation vicinity
Washington May 7 report that the cabinet decided to notify all government employees near the Ute reservation to watch for any attempted invasion and report it immediately.
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Forest fires devastate Waretown region and boats
In Waretown New Jersey on May 7 flames swept cedar woods to Oyster Bay destroying a residence and five yachts at anchor, with the entire population fighting the fires.
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Belt clash set as Hart and Davis sign for next title bout
In Chicago on May 7 Hart, champion of the go-as-you-please belt, and challenger Chas. E. Davis signed articles for the upcoming match six days hence. The fight location and purse were not disclosed.
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Jury verdict in Bucholz case finds second degree murder
Bridgeport court jury convicts in the Bucholz case with a verdict of murder in the second degree. The May 7 ruling arrives after deliberations in the local courthouse.
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Republican convention vows opposition to third term
Frederick Maryland May 7 convention notes unalterable opposition to a president serving a third term. Resolution laid on the table with 81 to 27 nays. James A Garry Jacob Tome Lloyd Lowndes and J Morrison Harris chosen as delegates at large to Chicago. No formal resolutions or platform presented and no resolutions committee. Delegation split near six Sherman two Blaine and the rest Grant with Blaine gaining influence through Creswell and Gorey.
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Seduction, murder, and a marriage in Mount Vernon case
A Mount Vernon killing stems from a seduction claim. William A. McKenney shot Alfred Smith after a dispute at Smith's home. McKenney was tried for murder, found not guilty, and married Smith's daughter Nannie in a dramatic courthouse scene. Witnesses included Smith's wife and daughter.
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Silver City Courier Report Warns of Indian Attack Near Mogollon
A courier from the Mogollon mountains reports multiple killings including James Ames and Cooney. Volunteers from Silver City and Cantala Madden's cavalry swarm toward the Aght, while Indians estimated at four hundred with families are said to be encamped in Copper Creek miners camps.
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Prize fights barred on Canadian soil alert in Simcoe
May 7 Simcoe authorities act to stop prize bouts between Daddy Koome and Mike Donavan amid public safety concerns. The text also advertises STUNT's REMEDY and Boschee's German Syrup with testimonials, prices, and claims of cures for kidney, liver, and lung conditions. Strong emphasis on medical products and sensational claims with no verified evidence.
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Suicide ends pursuit after murder on express train
A man who killed a railway contractor on an express train hanged himself with bandages from his wounds. In Kentucky three inmates at the Frankfort prison attempted escape. two white men reached the wall, one black man was killed when spotted, the others recaptured.
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Proposals Sought for Flour Purchases at Cheyenne Depot
Cheyenne W T April 24 sealed proposals in duplicate due May 15 at 11 am for up to 100000 pounds of four in single sacks and 40000 pounds in double sacks of flour. Samples required and delivery to Subsistence warehouses on or before June 10. Contractor must use heat selected wheat and meet quality sample standards.
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