Murphy Tops Derby in Mud at Louisville Meet
Kentucky Derby winner Riley ridden by Isaac Murphy in heavy mud at Louisville Jockey Club opening day. Letcher second with Robespierre third as crowd of over 20 000 watches amid wet track and slow times.
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Louisville
Louisville Jockey Club
Grandpa
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 At Washington
Macune representing the farmers alliance pressed the Pickler bill before the Ways and Means Committee arguing for elastic currency via agricultural certificates. He urged excluding imports to preserve equality and said certificates would be the soundest currency. The plan favored extending to all labor products, with a hearing to continue tomorrow.
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Washington
Macune
Farmers Alliance
Ways and Means Committee
Flower
Acune
Senator Welsett Marries Frances Metcalfe at St Pauls
May 14 Burya o dignitaries attend St Pauls cathedral as United States senator Edward Welsett of Colorado weds Frances Metcalfe daughter of the late James Metcalfe. Minister Bishop Metcalfe presides. The couple leaves for New York after a reception at Mrs H Basere residence.
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Senator Weloett
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 Debates Silver Bill and Import Laws On Calendar
The Senate discussed a bill to apply state liquor laws to imported liquors and debated silver legislation. Teller argued silver’s monetary role and linked Windom and silver platform planks to broader economic policy, while Hoar and Edmunds pressed for broader application of laws and university funding. Executive session followed. silver bill laid aside until the next day.
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Washington
Senate
Hoar
Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Edmunds
Plumb
Colorado
Windom
Finance
Teller
Clarkson argues government is political not a business
In Cucaco on May 14 Assistant Postmaster General Clarkson told a local paper the U.S. government is a political machine and that citizen involvement should grow beyond present levels. He opposes civil service pensions, supports fixed tenure, and favors exams by current supervisors over civil service tests.
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Cucaco
Clarkson
United States
England
Banker Lis tare Remains in Ludlow Street Jail on Bond
New York May 14 W H M Lis tare the banker arrested for misappropriating 112000 in securities placed with his firm by Richard Hecksheer of Philadelphia remained confined in Ludlow street jail last night. Bail fixed at 75000 has not been obtained.
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New York
W. H. M. Listare
Richard Hecksheer
Philadelphia
Ludlow Street
House acts on pension bill and tariff notes
Washington May 14 The House insisted on its amendment to the senate dependent pension bill and ordered a conference. It then moved to a committee of the whole on the tariff bill with Democratic amendments to cut duties on earthen china and glassware. McMillan cited Campbell of Pittsburg amid a contract labor dispute. Payne and Wilson debated credibility as Campbell’s affidavit was called false. After sixteen of fifty six sections were reviewed the committee rose and the House adjourned.
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Washington
Morrill
Kansas
House
McMillan
Campbell
Pittsburg
Ways and Means Committee
West Virginia
Wilson
Payne
Indiana
McKinley
Committee On Rules
Blount
Georgia
McMillen
The Tammany Investigation May Stop
A New York dispatch reports the legislative committee may pause meetings for the summer as a deal to halt the inquiry into city affairs takes shape Ivins will go to Europe for the season Boardman’s summer status to be decided at a secret caucus Senator Fassett attends the caucus and travels to California to protect his wife’s Crocker estate interest with division set for June 5
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Curiaco
New York
Legislative Committee
Ivins
Europe
Boardman
Fassett
Senator Fassett
William Crocker
Crocker
California
Triple Murder at Bentleysville Shocks Washington VA People
News from Bentleysville reports John Church a wealthy farmer, his wife and son slain in bed with throats cut. Open door, bloodstained bedding and furniture, and no clue yet. Authorities note no telegraph or telephone, hindering further details.
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Washineton
Bentleysville
Here
John Church
A Model Democratic Official in Cepar Keys
United States Marshal and four deputies arrived to arrest Mayor Cotterell and the city marshal on charges of interfering with the government. Mitchell is jailed. Cotterell is at large after a period of alleged terror including threats, assaults, and coercive actions.
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Cepar Keys
Fla
United States
Cotterell
Mitchell
Pinkerton
Nominations Confirmed by Executive Session
The executive session this afternoon confirmed nominations including George W. Stoke of Indiana as governor, Robert Martin of Oklahoma as secretary, 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 Raid on Anderson Home
A band of white caps attacked the house of a negro named Anderson after forcing him to come out. They fired into the house until Anderson fled into the crowd. Louis Land was killed and two others were wounded as Anderson escaped.
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Mearwen
Mins
Anderson
Louis Land
Sensational arrest over indecent pamphlet at Union League
Thomas B. Musgrave, a Union League member, was arrested on a complaint by Augustus D'Lasigi of Rhinebeck for sending a libelous pamphlet through the mails. The pamphlet titled Statement of a Blackmailing Case names Wall Street broker misfortunes and figures like James S. Armstrong and Evelyn Granville, with Arm strong tied to Mrs. William Astor.
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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 Shocks Town
John H Wallace editor of Wallace's Monthly loses about 50000 in bonds and cash to nephew Robert L Wallace. Leslie MacLeod, associate editor, suspected as accomplice and identified by Official Safe Deposit. MacLeod in police custody. Wallace fled to Havana after selling 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 debates silver bill amid claims from depredation relief to pensions
Congressional activity highlights bills reported for calendar, including a senate claim adjudication bill and a pension for Mrs. Delia Parnell. Teller and Butler critique the silver bill, arguing it favors a few financiers and risks misusing silver as money, while stressing the need for full money function and careful international implications.
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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
Senate debates free coinage of silver and tariff rule clash
In Washington the senate and house discuss free coinage of silver amid price decline concerns. Supporters argue free silver would aid industry and debtors while critics warn against delaying business. House adopts a rule change to speed tariff bill consideration after a lengthy debate.
Notice for Publication in Land Office Cheyenne
Land Office at Cheyenne Wyoming April 12 1890 notice is given that Rosa Kitginger has filed final proof for her claim to Silver Crown Wyoming H 467 for the ney nel ney self section 10 township range. Proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Cheyenne on May 24 1890. Witnesses to prove continuous residence and cultivation are Josiah R. Apperson Cheyenne Henry O Schiltz Silver Crown James H O Neil Silver Crown and John A Apperson Cheyenne. E P CuAmpiin Register.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Josiah R. Apperson
Henry O. Schiltz
James H.o'neil
John A Apperson
E. P. CuAmpiin
Register
Orrick Av Chevennk Land Notice in Wyoming
Notice of publication shows Henry O Schiltz filing final proof for homestead claim No 590 in section 2 township 14 north range 69 west arid land cultivation. Proof to be given before the Register and Receiver at Cheyenne Wyoming on May 30 1890. Local parties include John A Apperson Josiah RK Apperson Rosa Kitzinger and James H O Neil. E P Cuampion 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 Partnership Moyer Brothers
Notice dissolves the partnership between Sylvester L. Moyer and Alonzo Moyer under Moyer Brothers by mutual consent. Sylvester L. Moyer assumes all liabilities and collects all debts due to the firm, now payable to Sylvester L. Moyer at Cheyenne, Wyo. April 4, 0.
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Persnaraip
Land Office Notice of Settlement Claim in Cheyenne Wyoming
In Cheyenne Wyoming on June 6 1890 Perry Doane filed notice under H No 567 for the cultivation of land described as lot 4 section 6 township 13 range 66 west. The claimants are Joseph King Moses Reeder Charles W Riner and Gideon M Kepler all of Cheyenne Wyoming with E P Camplin as Register.
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Cityenne
Wyo
Cheyenne
Perry Doane
Joseph King
Moses Reeder
Charles W. Riner
Gideon M. Kepler
E. P. Camplin
Register
Lane Office Notices in Cheyenne May 12 1890
Intention to make final proof before the Register and Receiver at Cheyenne Wyoming on June 28 1890 for Henry A Arp Cheyenne Hd No 540 lots 1 2 E 4 NW 1 Sec 30 Tp 13 N R 66 W showing residence and cultivation. Names listed: Thomas L Crittenden Perry Doane Elizabeth Mc Keever Oliver T Perry all of Cheyenne.
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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 in Champlin Custody Case
Edward P Champlin sues Alice G Champlin for dissolution of marriage and permanent custody of Cora G aged twelve Anna G aged ten and Lola M aged eight in Laramie County Wyoming. Defendant non resident of Wyoming and last known Chicago address. Answer required by June 28 1896.
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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 Travel and Hire Solicitors Ad
Wanted. Ladies to travel and hire solicitors. Salary $80 per month. Call on H. E. Frysecex, Methodist parsonage.
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H. E. Frysecex
Methodist
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