Judges Sentenced and Canal Policy Set in President Hayes Message
Judges were fined and imprisoned by federal courts after interference with national supervisors. the Supreme Court upheld the proceedings and constitutionality of the law. President Hayes transmitted a canal policy asserting U S control, warning against European intervention and stressing national interests in an Interoceanic Canal across the Isthmus.
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East News Summary: Waring Schooley Shot Near Pittston
A fourteen year old boy, Waring Schooley, was found unconscious near Pittston Pennsylvania after being shot possibly fatally. His mother collapsed and died as he was brought inside. The attacker remains unknown. Also reported were a Brooklyn grocer's arraignment over oleomargarine labeling and a Boston embezzler sentenced. A meningitis like disease affected Boston horses, a Young Republicans convention urged civil service reform, and a Wilkes-Barre mine explosion killed five. Dr George W Kittridge dies in New Hampshire.
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Wisconsin Senate backs biennial legislature sessions
State Senate concurs in a House joint resolution for biennial legislative sessions. Union Greenback Labor National Convention at St Louis names slate. Hoyt elected president, Brewster secretary, Dillion elected president, Chambers VP. Delegates and adjournment set for Chicago June 9. Wisconsin capital punishment effort fails amid severe storms causing widespread damage in Indianapolis Toledo and Cleveland. Union Greenback Labor Party National Executive Committee named with Hoyt and Brewster among members. Hog production drops 89,025 head in winter.
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Religious groups and church figures in 19th century reports
The piece lists Mormon church presence in England and Ireland, Methodist figures in the Northern Mississippi Conference, a proposed Liverpool Bishopric with a 450000 endowment, and Jewish mission work in 18 dioceses. It also notes Spain’s child burial dispute, Fall River’s Central Congregational Church debt rush appeal, Baptist higher education statistics, and related library holdings and endowments.
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Fall River
Degenerate race lauded for modern travel comforts
A Burdette piece aboard a Louisville and Nashville train critiques labor-saving devices and modern life. Passengers debate walking versus convenience, praising old methods while enjoying Pullman luxury and smooth sleep as rail travel modernizes society.
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Jersey City Woman Cleared of Murder Will Lecture
Mrs. Jennie Smith of Jersey City, recently acquitted after a prior death sentence, plans a public lecture. The Exchange notes the jury’s apparent error in the previous verdict.
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Why Irish Democrats Sparked Heated Chicago Speech
At a Chicago meeting Emory A. Storrs posed why Irish Americans lean Democratic. He argued the party would cede citizen protections to state sovereignty, denounce fourteenth and fifteenth amendments, and disfranchise voters in five states. He cited alleged fraud schemes and warned the party remains dangerous and must be restrained.
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Bordentown Firm Contracts Convicts for Laundry Labor
A Bordentown based firm hires one hundred state prison convicts to starch and iron shirts at fifty cents per day. The arrangement aims to supply labor for shirt care and laundry tasks.
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