Hunger death reports and political clash across states
The column bundles sensational and political notes from 1897 era. It cites hunger death totals, contrasts Philippine policy with Spain era venom, and reports on Tennessee politician Croker and Maryland Senator Wellington’s party bolting. It mentions a Berryville fire and Porto Rico duties ruling, plus Georgia and Michigan political moves.
Beckhams Brief in Supreme Court Case on Governorship
Louis McQuown, attorney for J C W Beck ham Kentucky governor, filed a brief arguing the Kentucky election contest process complies with due process and that the governor’s office has no property right under the fourteenth amendment. The case heard in Washington on May 1 featured Kentucky officials and senators in attendance as arguments progressed.
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Washington
Louis McQuown
J. C. W. Beckham
Kentucky
United States Supreme Court
Court of Last Resort
Supreme Board of Contests
Taylor
Helm Bruce
Deboe
Lindsay
Bruce
Lawrence Maxwell, Jr
Lewis L. MacQuown
Bradley
Frankfort
William Goebel
Caleb Powers
Harland Whittaker
John Davis
Wharton Golden
W. H. Colton
Tallow
Dick Comb
Gruilty
Brown
East
Jas. A. Violett
Commonwealth
Franklin
Louisville
GK. Wallace
Repubcan
Georgian Watson Rejects Populist Nomination for Presidency
Atlanta April 28 The Populist moves in northern states to nominate Thomas B Watson of Georgia for president have stirred southern politics. Watson denies any return to politics and asks to be numbered among the politically dead, asking to rest in peace.
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Atlanta
Thomas B., Watson
Georgia
South
Watson
Nue
Polics
Popnlst
Wedding near the Russian embassy ends with veil fire
In London on May 1 during the marriage of the Russian ambassador's daughter to Count Alexis Davidoff the bride's veil caught fire from a candle in the Russian chapel. The bridegroom calmly quenched the blaze by crumpling the fabric. no serious damage occurred as the event drew a crowd including the prince of Wales and U.S. and other envoys.
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London
M. G. DeStaal
Alexis Davidoff
Prince of Wales
Lord Roseberry
United States
New Naval Aid Lights Way Near Five Mile Range
Experiments at the Indian Head naval proving station tested a gas filled shell to illuminate a wide area without revealing the ship's position. The device aims to replace searchlights for close range pickup. After tests, specialized projectiles will be sent to ships for continued trials, with hopes a five mile discharge range can be achieved.
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Naval Proving Station
Indian Head
Senate votes 20 to 20 on Boers sympathy resolution
Washington reports a 20 to 20 Senate vote to table a sympathy resolution for the Boers. The roll call listed 20 Yeas and 29 Nays with names including Aldrich Allison Teller Lodge and McEnery. Also notes an accident in Paris at Salle Des Fetes with one worker killed and three injured during exposition preparations. President McKinley lounges with a cold contracted on his Canton trip, still personally working.
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Washington
Senate
Yeas
Allen
Bate
Berry
Chandler
Clay
Tate
Harris
Heitfeld
Hoar
Jones
Ark
Kenny
McCumber
McEnery
Martin
Mason
Pettigrew
Ross
Teller
Turner
West
Aldrich
Allison
Tard
Carter
Clark
Wyo
Davis
Fairbanks
Foster
Frye
Gallinger
Gear
Trawley
N. Y
Kean
Lodge
MeDemas
Morgan
Nelson
Penrose
Perkins
Pettus
Platt
Platt N
Sewell
Shoup
Stewart
Sullivan
Warren
Walcott
Paris
McKinley
Canton
Texas Tornado Destroys Bam Area Killing and Injuries
A noon Friday tornado plowed through Johnson and Hill counties. Blum in Hill County suffered partial destruction with several fatally injured. A daughter of Dr Harris was fatally wounded, D P Hunt child badly injured, Lacey Robertson’s wife crushed and likely to die. Public school house wrecked with two pupils hurt. about a dozen homes and the Baptist church destroyed. Details incomplete.
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Dallas
Tex
Johnson
Hill Counties
Blum
Hill County
Dr. Harris
D. P. Hunt
Lacey Robertson
Predestination Sermon at St Peter's Church Draws Crowd
Bishop Gailor preached on predestination versus free will from 1 Corinthians 15 22 at St Peter's Episcopal Church on Thursday evening urging a view of God as merciful and human freedom. He contrasted old metaphysical ideas with scripture and urged believers to seek Christ daily and share salvation with others. A confirmation class followed with numerous attendees named.
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Thomas F. Gailor
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Gailor
East
Christ Jesus
Africa
Philippine
Guilor
Christ
Suits for Damages Filed in Circuit Court
W G Rainey files two suits for damages in circuit court. One case names Horace Rainey as mate defendant with unspecified damages. Another suit against Columbus Godwin and Santa Fe Railroad Co seeks 3500 dollars. Declarations not yet filed. Attorney G T Hughes represents the complainant.
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W.G. Rainey
Horace Rainey
Co Lormbia
Godwin and
Ranta Fe Torntke Co
G. T. Hughes
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