Garfield speech sparks rebuttal on antiprohibition facts
A Tribune summary cites Garfield defending conference report McManon for Ohio and disputing Democratic majorities. It notes that official returns show Republicans leading in votes by 257,000, debunking the claim of Democratic majority. Bayard’s rift over silver heating Senate talks sidelines further action.
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Farley
Theae Benators
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Bagard
Die Senature
Dayard
Trade dollar exchange bill passes amid debate
The House approved a bill to exchange trade dollars for standard silver and bar further coinage, adopting amendments excluding mutilated dollars and restricting foreign-recirculated trade dollars. Debate featured speakers like Alexander Athens and Warner, with final passage after amendments and adjournment.
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Bally
Prince Imperial killed by Zulus in Cape Town report
Dispatches from Cape Town June 8 say Prince Louis Napoleon, the French Prince Imperial, was killed during reconnaissance when attackers closed in and pierced him with spears. The body was found with seventeen stab wounds, clothing removed, and no bullet marks. Reports note nationwide mourning and flags at half mast in London.
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A. Reuters
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Madeira
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Prince Imperial
France
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Jung
A Memorable Challenge in a Short Race
Sir John dares Weston to cover 450 miles by Saturday night with £500 at stake while Brown is held for five hours rest. Weston and Crown are noted in the race, with medal prospects and a belt prize in view, as preparations continue. The narrative moves through bets and martial talk as the event unfolds.
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London
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Sir John
Melt Weston
Tare O'Cnok
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Crown
Great Britain faces likely early dissolution and electoral struggle
The Times notes Sir Stafford Northcote's anniversary remarks on a possible early dissolution of Parliament, signaling a great electoral fight ahead. Foreign policy questions loom as ministers’ actions are weighed, with cautions on judging the overall policy.
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Great Britain
Loxpon
the Times
Stafford Northcaten
Tower Hamlet
Policy Toward Cuba and Global News Summary
A collection of late 19th or early 20th century dispatches notes policy toward Cuba, colonial debates, and a deadly wartime accident. It reports on a proposed abolitionist stance, assembly debates in Sydney, a revised tariff treaty with Portugal forming a Customs Union, and a muting Turkish political crisis. Also mentions a cargo explosion killing two soldiers in a military show, and educational gains in Darlington Field.
California Republicans Nominate State Officials by Acclamation
California’s Republican convention in San Francisco nominated Gen. Johnny Mansfield for Lieutenant Governor and D. M. Hurns for Comptroller by acclamation. Other picks included D. M. Kentletd for Surveyor General, J. W. Shanklin for Clerk of the Supreme Court, F. M. Campbell for Superintendent of Public Instruction, John Weill for Treasurer, and A. L. Hart for Attorney General. Presidential ballots named Roehrd Rhodes as chief justice and several associate justices. Wisconsin Republicans called a state convention at Madison for July 2 to nominate state officers and celebrate the party’s 25th anniversary, with invitations to attend a concurrent celebratory gathering.
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San Francisco
Johny Mansfield
Los Angeles
D. M. Hurns
Yolo County
D. M. Kentletd
Totomoe
J. W. Shanklin
Alameda
Supreme Court
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F. M. Campbell
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Sierra County
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Colwen
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Alameda County
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A. PF. Carlin
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J. E. Hale
M.D. Myrick
D. Wheeler
Fourth Congressional District
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Congeysaman
State Board of Equalization
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Bherliil
Sacramento County
Congress
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Warren Dutton
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Anton Fischer
A. T. Wilson
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Wisconsin
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Republican State Central Committee
Manisom
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Appellate Court Schedule from Recouit District Proceedings
The Ottawa Ontario Tribune reports the Appellate Court Second District proceedings for June 19. Several cases noted, including appeals dismissed for want of prosecution, motions for extensions of briefs and abstracts, and rulings on leave for additional errors. Court actions involve Havana Kantow & Eastern Railroad Co, Town of Urger, Peoria & Springfield Railroad Co, and others.
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Tribune
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Chicago & Alton Railroad Company
Motion to extend time for briefs and records in several cases
A stream of motions requests to extend time to file abstracts and records, with multiple parties including Patrick O’Connell, J. Ran, Stevens, Morrie, Glassany, Smith, Thompson, Peoria, Springfield Railroad, LeSalle, Nunimer, Yeasson, Butaner, Gillett, Mooth, Faller, and Yates. Appellants seek extra days for briefs, records, and further arguments.
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Commencement rituals mark Michigan Military Academy event
The second annual Commencement at Orchard Lake drew over 10 000 attendees, largely from Detroit, with Gen Sherman, Gov Croswell, and other dignitaries present. Eleven guns saluted as bands played, and Col Duffield presided while Sherman delivered a practical address.
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Tribune
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Thia City
Michigan Military Academy
Orchard Lake
Snerman
Sherman
H. M. Duffield
Gen. Sherman
Hightown
Barber-led group drives plan for ring aa patrol
A fragment notes a male leader and a barber guiding a ring aa initiative. It mentions a young woman staying at a station while benevolent persons provide attire suitable to her sex, implying a charitable, gendered aid arrangement.
General Synod of Lutheran Church in Wooster
The General Synod of the Lutheran Church met in Wooster June 1 with 174 delegates from 24 District Synods and many visitors. The session praised courtesy and unity, announced missions in India and Africa prospering, planned a new hymn and tune book, and approved a revised liturgy. Adjournment set for two years hence at Annona Pa. Dr. J. A. Brown received Doctor of Laws.
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Galiseburg
Theological Seminary
Dievrcie
Free Methodists Camp Meeting Opens Near Wayne
The Northern Free Methodists annual camp meeting opened today between Wayne and the city, about eight miles east of there. Weather is favorable as the gathering continues.
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Tribune
Wayne
Romance Ends In Ontario Train Arrest of Youthful Pair
Special Dispatch reports Emma Simonson a 14 year old girl from Flint Michigan and Harry Claris a 17 year old boy eloped after boarding a Canada Southern train in Burraro. Emma wore male attire, obtained 30 dollars, and planned letters with Harry. They were captured in a boarding house on Beneca Street before continuing to St. Thomas Ontario. They will be returned to their parents for discipline.
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Filnt
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Asti
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Hymeneal and Wedding Notices from McHenry County
Special dispatch reports two weddings in small towns. E Farrell of Ludington Michigan and Nina L Cummings wed before about 150 guests with Rev Milton George officiating. The couple will travel to their Midlevy home after the ceremony. Another notice states Dr H J Brooks of Dixon Illinois married Miss Clara Daouzatt at the bride’s home, with Brooks previously an Agalatant Physician at the Insane Hospital. The Tribue Paxton Paxton reports Dred M AWylla and Miss Emily Bushnell wed at 1 pm with friends present and gifts, then leaving for a Chicago visit.
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E. Farrell
Ludington
Mich
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Stewart Cummings
Milton George
Trun
Julcago
Railroad land grant cases reach Circuit Court in Madison
The much talked of railroad land grant cases were argued before the United States Circuit Court in Madison yesterday. Judges Harlap and Buns presided. the matters were postponed to July 18 for Judge Drummond to join. The dispute concerns about 700,000 acres across West Wisconsin, North Wisconsin, and Madison & Potatoes, and the Wisconsin Farm-Morigo Land Company.
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United States Circuit Court
Harlap
Buns
Drummond
Wisconsin
Medison & Potato
Names in Brata case reviewed by Special Master
The matter was referred to Special Master Casnaday at Mankville. He reported and gave an opinion on the case involving Hon. 8. A. Pinnes Col. William Vilas Sloan Stearns Morris and Col. 1 C Spooner. Months ago the report was deemed generally satisfactory.
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Casualties and Runaway Cart Wreck Near Macedonia
A live wagon ride at Macedonia near Axton, C, ended when the home tools flight ran away, wrecking the vehicle. Miss Caldwell was severely injured, Mr Post and Mrs McCarty’s back injuries reported, with recovery expected. Community excitement followed the fatal mishap under the wheels.
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Thoroughbred stock sale at Quincy draws crowds then moderates prices
Gen Singleton’s stock sale at Quincy drew many visitors from Pike Brown Hancock and Fulton counties with notable Missouri and Iowa breeders present. Despite high hopes the bidding was cautious and prices for mares and stallions varied. Alderney cattle and stallions were withheld. Prices ranged with several mares and geldings selling modest sums and two cows sold to pure users at roughly listed figures.
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Obituary: Jobe re elish, old Dale Townships settler
Jobe re elish, a longtime farmer and prominent resident of Dale Townships, died tonight at age 70. A native of the land, he was known as one of ScLea0 coat Aled’s most respected farmers and a familiar figure in the community.
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