Derby Race Tops Louisville Spring Meet Amid Muddy Track
Louisville Ky May 14 The Kentucky Derby featured superb riding by Isaac Murphy as Riley won a chaotic mud soaked race over Robespierre and Bill Letcher with Robespierre third and Letcher second in the mud. Over 20 000 spectators witnessed the slowest Derby time on record and a lively day of spring racing at the Louisville Jockey Club.
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Louisville Jockey Club
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Liberty Bell
General Caldwell
Fo Bob
Beer
Warplnk
Vsext
Riley
Bill Letcher
Longfellow
Isaac Murphy
Murphy
Prince Fenso
Overton
Palisade
Letcher
Robespierre
Hi Ys
Fonso
Outlook
Nive
Agricultural Certificates Debate in Washington Ways and Means
Macune of the farmers alliance argued before the Ways and Means Committee for the Pickler bill to create sub treasuries for agricultural certificates. He urged elastic currency to match seasonal prices and said certificates would be the soundest currency. The hearing was adjourned to resume tomorrow.
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Washington
Macune
Farmers Alliance
Ways and Means Committee
Flower
Acune
Senator Wel sett Marries Frances Metcalfe in St Pauls
May 14 in St Pauls cathedral Hon Edward Wel sett of Colorado and Mrs Frances Metcalfe daughter of the late James H Metcalfe were joined in marriage by Bishop Metcalfe. The couple left for New York after a breakfast at Mrs H Metcalfe Base's residence.
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Burya O
St. Paul's Cathedral
Edward Welsett
Colorado
United
Frances Metcalfeter
James H. Met
Metcalfe Base
Lyman Best
Henry KR. Wolcott
New York
Ewe Avenue
Senate Deliberates On Silver Legislation And Imports Bill
In Washington on May 14 the Senate debated a bill to subject imported liquors to state laws and discussed the silver bill. Teller defended silver as money and opposed Windom style finance, arguing silver serves humanity and civilization. The session adjourned after scheduling further action on the calendar.
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Washington
Senate
Hoar
Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Edmunds
Plumb
Colorado
Windom
Finance
Teller
Clarkson Says Government Is Political Not a Business
General Clarkson argues the United States government is a political machine not a business one. He criticizes civil service pensions, favors fixed terms, and supports merit by workplace examination rather than civil service tests. He contrasts U S efficiency with England and calls for greater citizen involvement.
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Cucaco
Clarkson
United States
England
Banker Lis tare Remains in Ludlow Street Jail on Bail Bid
New York May 14. Banker W H M Lis tare held for failing to account for 112000 in securities placed by Richard Hecksheer of Philadelphia. He remains confined in Ludlow Street jail and has not obtained bail, set at 75000.
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New York
W. H. M. Listare
Richard Hecksheer
Philadelphia
Ludlow Street
House debates pension bill and tariff measures in Washington
The House insisted on its amendment to the senate dependent pension bill and ordered a conference. It then moved to the tariff bill committee of the whole with amendments aimed at reducing duty on earthenware glassware but none succeeded. McMillan cited Campbell of Pittsburg claiming foreign labor protection amid alleged false contract labor law violations. Payne cited Campbell and Wilson’s corroboration as to Indiana’s representative. The committee advanced sixteen of fifty six sections before adjourning.
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Washington
Morrill
Kansas
House
McMillan
Campbell
Pittsburg
Ways and Means Committee
West Virginia
Wilson
Payne
Indiana
Hoar
Teller
Senate
United States
Coke
McKinley
Committee On Rules
Blount
Georgia
McMillen
Tammany Investigation May Stop
A New York–based report says the legislative committee will pause meetings for the summer with talk of a deal to halt the inquiry into Tammany affairs. Ivins plans to travel to Europe and remain through summer while Boardman’s role hinges on today’s secret caucus. Senator Fassett attends the city, with his wife an heir to the Crocker estate slated for division June 5 in California.
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Curiaco
New York
Legislative Committee
Ivins
Europe
Boardman
Fassett
Senator Fassett
William Crocker
Crocker
California
Triple Murder at Bentleysville Shocks Virginia Village
News from Bentleysville near Washineton Virginia reports John Church the elderly wealthy farmer his wife and their grown son slain in their bed last night. The house door stood open blood on bedclothes and furniture suggests a brutal deed aimed at robbery though no clue to the killers exists tonight due to lack of telegraph or telephone service. In Chicago a health department report cited two leprosy cases among the Chinese colony.
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Washineton
Bentleysville
Here
John Church
Chicago
Department of Health
A Model Democratic Official and the Cotterell Case
In Cepar Keys Florida on May 14 a U S Marshal and four deputies arrived to arrest Mayor Cotterell and the city marshal on charges of interfering with the government Mitchell has been arrested while Cotterell remains at large. The mayor is accused of a reign of terror including assaults threats and violence and is said to have opposed the republican collector Pinkerton before drawing federal attention.
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Cepar Keys
Fla
United States
Cotterell
Mitchell
Pinkerton
Confirmations From Executive Session Nomination List
The executive session this afternoon confirmed nominations including George W. Stoke of Indiana as governor and Robert Martin of Oklahoma as secretary. It also named Edward B. Green of Illinois as chief justice, A. J. Leary of Missouri and J. G. Clark of Wisconsin as associate justices, W. S. Luets as marshal, Horace Speed of Oklahoma as attorney, and Albert H. Jones as United States marshal for Colorado.
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Washington
Oklahoma
George W. Stoke
Indiana
Robert Martin
Edward B. Green
Illinoie
Supreme Court
A. J. Leary
Missouri
J. G. Clark
Wisconsin
W.S. Luets
Horace Speed
Albert H. Jones
United States
Colorado
White Caps Kill Man After House Fire in Alabama
A group of white caps attacked the house of a Black man named Anderson after he refused to come out. They fired the home, forcing Anderson to flee into a mob, during which Louis Land was killed and two others wounded. Anderson escaped.
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Mearwen
Mins
Anderson
Louis Land
Sensational arrest over indecent pamphlet case at Union League
Thomas Musgrave, a Union League Club member from New York, was arrested on a complaint by Augustus Fusioi of Rhinebeck for sending an indecent pamphlet through the mails. The pamphlet titled Statement of a Blackmailing Case names Wall Street broker misfortunes and links James Armstrong and Evelyn Granville to a blackmail plot. Musgrave did not appear in court and a further hearing is set for Monday.
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New York
Thomas B. Musgrave
Union League Club
Augustus D. Fusioi
Rhinebeck
N.Y
Musgrave
Augustus D'lasigi
Wall Street
James S. Armstrong
William Astor
Evelyn Granville
Armstrong
Robbery In Wallace Family Affair At Havana
The Times New York special reports John H. Wallace editor of Wallace's Monthly was robbed of about 50000 in bonds and cash. Leslie Macleod, associate editor, is named as the likely accomplice and identified at the vault. Young Wallace left for Havana after negotiating 10000 in bonds.
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Curiaco
Times New York Special
John H. Wallace
Wallace's Monthly
Robert L. Wallace
Leslie McLeod
Bone Wallace
Walace
Mouthy
McLeod
Wallace
John H
John W. Wallace
Byrnes
Leslie Macleod
Robert Wallace
MacLeod
Official Safe Deposit Company
Young Wallace
Havanna
Senate considers silver bill amid depredation claims debate
Congress reports include a senate bill to adjudicate Indian depredation claims and a house bill granting a pension to Mrs. Delia Parnell. Senator Teller denounces global silver interests, argues the current bill is a temporary half step, and warns against letting gold and political powers shape monetary policy.
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Washington
Senate
House
Delia Parnell
Teller
United States
Europe
Rome
Asia
Butler
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
Finance Committee
Friends of Silver Coinage
Free coinage of silver debate and tariff bill moves
Senate discussion centers on free coinage of silver with advocates predicting benefits for industry and debtors. House rules resolution sets schedule: 11 o'clock sessions, committee of the whole on the tariff bill, extended debate time. votes pass 128 93 and 129 93.
Notice for Publication Final Proof Cheyenne 1890
Land Office at Cheyenne Wyoming 1890 notice states settler Rosa Kitginger Silver Crown Wyoming H 467 for the nel ney self sec 10 To ig n R fom, to prove continuous residence and cultivation before Register and Receiver May 24 1890. Witnesses listed include Josiah Aperson Cheyenne Henry Schiltz Silver Crown James O’Neil Silver Crown and John Apperson Cheyenne.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Josiah R. Apperson
Henry O. Schiltz
James H.o'neil
John A Apperson
E. P. CuAmpiin
Register
Notice for Publication Land Orrick Av Chevennk Wa
Notice is given that Henry O Schiltz has filed for final proof on a homestead in Cheyenne Wy. Proof will be before the Register May 30 1890 for section 2 township 14 north range 69 west arid land cultivation. Names Apperson RK Apperson Rosa Kitzinger Josiah RK and James H ONeil listed for witness. E P Cuampin Register.
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Orrick
Chevennk
Cheyenne
Wye
Henry O. Schiltz
John A. Apperson
Josiah RK
Apperson
Rosa Kitzinger
Wyo
James H. O'Neil
Silver Crown
E. P. Cuampin
Register
Notice of Dissolution of Co Partners Nation Moyer Brothers
Notice of dissolution of the partnership between Sylvester L. Moyer and Alonzo Moyer operating as Moyer Brothers. Sylvester L. Moyer assumes all liabilities and collects debts due to the firm. Debts now due and payable to Sylvester L. Moyer at Cheyenne, Wyoming, April 4, 189?
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Persnaraip
Westward Land Notice from Cheyenne Issued in 1890
Land Office at City Ne nne Wyoming lists Perry Doane of Cheyenne filing notice June 6 1890 for 4 6 section 4 township 13 range 66 west cultivating land. Named witnesses include Joseph King Moses Reeder Charles W Riner and Gideon M Kepler all of Cheyenne with E P Camplin as Register.
Final Proof Notice for Henry A Arp Cheyenne Wyoming
Lane Office at Cheyenne Wyoming May 12 1890intention to make final proof in person before the Register and Receiver at Cheyenne on June 28 1890 Henry A Arp Cheyenne for Lots 1 2 E 4 NW 1 Sec 30 Tp 13 N R 66 W to prove residence and cultivation of the land witnesses Thomas L Crittenden Perry Doane Elizabeth McKeever Oliver T Perry all of Cheyenne Wyoming.
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Pnr
Cheyenne
Wyo
Henry A. Arp
Thomas L. Crittenden
Perry Doane
Elizabeth McKeever
Oliver T. Perry
E. P, Champlin
Register
Wyoming Legal Notice on Champlin Divorce Case
Edward P. Champlin sues Alice G. Champlin nonresident for divorce in Laramie County Wyoming. Petition cites marriage, three children Cora G age12 Anna G age10 Lola M age8, desertion over a year, seeks dissolution and custody of Cora G. Answer by June 28, 1896. Clerk Frank H. Clark. Seal. May 13, 1890.
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Territory of
Wyoming
Laramie
Edward P. Champlin
Alice G. Champlin
Wyoming Territory
Cora G
Anna G
Lola M
Cottage Grove Avenue
Chicago
Ilinois
Frank H. Clark
District Court
First Judicial District
Wanted Ladies to Travel and Hire Solicitors
Classified notice seeking women to travel and hire solicitors offering a salary of 80 dollars per month. Apply at the Methodist parsonage with H. E. Frysecex.
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H. E. Frysecex
Methodist
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