Epworth League entertainment and political talk at Elizabethton
From Elizabethton a splendid Epworth League entertainment was held last Thursday night and a Free Library show is promised for Monday. Citizens discuss politics with Democrats claiming strength in the coming fall while a Republican convention met and named delegates and a chairman amid vague reports of smooth operations.
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Epworth League
Keette
O. K
Gladstone Resignation Pace Runs Through Windsor
Parliament set to prorogue and a new session opened amid reports Gladstone will resign his ministerial posts. Rosebery called to Windsor, with Earl Kimberly and Morley among visitors. prospects tilt toward Rosebery premiership and changes in the foreign and India offices. Gladstone returns to Downing Street to host a large dinner as crowds cheer.
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Lord Rosebery
Windsor
Paddington Station
Earl Kimberly
Earl Spencer
Sir William Harcourt
Sir Charles Lennox Peel
Privy Council
Gladstone
Earl of Kimperly
John Morley
Ireland
Earl of Kimberly
India
Downing Street
Mr. Gladstone
Paddington
Tatesman
Ehiptre
Hows
Nitin
Gladstone Resignation Marks New Era in Nation's History
The Liberal weekly notes Gladstone's resignation as a climactic end to a career and the start of a new era. It cites his habit of avoiding conflict with hereditary powers, bowing to party will and events, and hints at Thursday's Commons speech shaping the next chapter in British politics.
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Lords
Loxpox
Gladetott
Liberal Party
Gladstone
House of Commons
Fraud Scandal In North Alabama Federal Court
Grand jury direct to the attorney general reports a horrifying condition in North Alabama courts with commissioners and deputy marshals accused of systematically swindling the government. Bogus witnesses forged signatures to obtain fees, an alleged widespread fraud costing $150000 in 1892 and $250000 in 1893, with a spring term set to hear cases against indicted officials.
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General Oley
Federal Grand Jury
Hunter H. A. Wilson
Robert Charlton
J. A. Osborn
W. G. Rteid Sed Vou Huckieson
Pecal Examinera
North Alabama
In Favor of Miss Pollard Debated in Lisixoton
Lisixoton Ky March 6 new tile placed at Pollard Breck stuerage depositions. Attorney V Farrell for the plaintiff aims to secure valuable evidence favoring Miss Pollard and begin testimony from witnesses. Hindrances arise as Breckinride’s attorneys deny being of record and cannot be served. Judge Burlock unable to sit in the case. Burrell receives telegrams from Carlisle and Johnson at Washington directing him to proceed with testimony.
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Miss Pollard
Lisixoton
Farrell
Singh
Col Breckinride
Burlock
Burrell
Carlisle and
Johnson
Washington
Election in Rome elects Moore mayor over Seay
Rome Ga March 6 Jno D Moore was elected mayor by a 141 vote majority in the most exciting local contest. Nearly 1200 votes were polled as Moore's slate for five council seats won in a straight ticket. Observers note the victory by Black voters prompts calls for ballot reform and possible primaries in future elections.
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Rome
Georgia
Jno
D. Moore
Joan J. Seay
Moore
Charges of Fiction Vavntgis Conspiracy Reveals Carnegie Affair
The Times publishes details of a vast conspiracy at Carnegie Steel and the government armor plate case. Four Homestead workers allegedly accepted about 35 000 from a 140 489.91 damages assessment, with Frick and Leishman summoned to Washington after secret memos and sworn affidavits. The article also covers sugar stock manipulation in New York, describing frantic trading, price swings, and a drive against short contracts as the market reacted to tax news.
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Prrrsnuna
The
Times
Carnegie Steel Company, Limited
Cleveland
Herbert
Carnegie
Homestead
Carnegie Company
Tweed
New York
Frick
Washington
Leishman
Senate
Keone
Revival Begins at Main Street Christian Church
State Evangelist M. I. Myhr opened a revival service at the Main Street Christian Church Sunday. He is an able preacher and is doing real work for his church with much interest shown. Two additions to the church were reported last night and meetings will continue for a week or two more.
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M. I. Myhr
Myhr
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