Contested O Farrall vs Paul in House to be considered
Washington May 5 in the House of Representatives the contested election case of O Farrall versus Paul will likely be considered after the usual call for bills. If not, debate pauses and the aim shifts to suspending rules for measures like Sprycheel ground purchase and pension act limits. The tariff bill enacting clause may be struck out Tuesday.
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Paul
Springer
Spruychell
Ryan
Friends of
Oregon Central Railroad
District of Columbia
House
Marshall
Senate
Frye
Hoar
Clair
Bil
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Congress
Busicas
Dingrey
Treasury
McPherson Senate
United States
Dingley
Wilkins
Banking and Currency Committee
McPherson
Railroad Disaster Near Chicago Leaves Passengers Traumatised
Dense fog blanketed southern Chicago as a Grand Trunk locomotive struck a suburban Chicago and Eastern Illinois train at Auburn South Englewood. The wreck split the last car and crushed others, with two believed fatally injured and about twenty seriously hurt. Injured include Henry Wilson engineer, John Carrell, P J Murphy, and many Englewood residents. Engineer Terwilliger of the Grand Trunk was arrested then released on bonds, claiming fog obscured the rear train lights.
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Chicago
Auburn
South Englewood
Grand Trunk Road
Henry Wilson
John Carrell
Englewood
P. J. Murphy
Imed Williams
J. Cahill
W. Cockle
A. G. Massey
A. J. Hewett
J. Somers
J. McCarthy
F. Wilson
M. McGrath
Wilson
Cockle
Terwilliger
Grand Trunk
Town of Lake
James Reilly Arrested in Murder Case at Fort Wayne
Decaten Indiana May 5 James Reilly, son-in-law of Richards, held at Fort Wayne on murder charges for Amos Bockesta death. Identified by Mrs. Bockesta as the man at bed when gunfire occurred. Remanded to Fort Wayne jail for exam next week. Large cattle sale listed for Sevaita Missouri May 5 by Joel B. Gentry & Co. at auction featuring 14 left abort horn and high grade horses units, buyers Coppinger & Warner, Guanisco Coteras'0.
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James Reilly
Richards
Fail
Fort Wayne
Amos Bockesta
Sevaita
Joel B. Gentry & Co
Coppinger & Warner
Guanisco
Coteras
They Cavie they Saw but he Con quered
A Mob from Montrerat Missouri attacked Joseph Hughes at his house to whip him for an alleged insult to a white woman. Hughes fought back with an ax, mortally wounding Charles Afiller and a man named Long before surrendering to authorities.
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St. Louis
Montrerat
Joseph Hueghes
Hughes
Charles Afiller
Long
Original numbers of three per cents called today
Was mixeros district notes list the original numbers for three percent bonds called today totaling 10 million dollars. Bonds mature June 20 with interest ceasing then. A separate item reports Frank Langston, son of the U S minister to Hayti, surrendering to authorities after shooting two men in Wasmington.
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Frank Langston
United States
Hayti
Langston
Louisville
Baseball scores from Boston and across the league
Base Ball, Boston May 6 The Clevelands beat the Bostons in their second game by nine to three. In Philadelphia the Chicagos defeated Philadelphia twelve to seven. In Providence the Buffalos fell to Providence five to two. In New York the Detroits beat New Yorks one to three. Subscribe for the Evexons Onesuvar.
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Continent News Mixed With Egypt and Irish Affairs
Reports from Assouan skyline as evacuees move inland while Bedouin guards support Col Wortley to maintain Nile communications. Paris and London discuss Egyptian governance terms with France seeking influence sharing and British withdrawal. Irish Fenian trials reveal vows and killings, and Davitt abandons politics amid land talks. France Morocco relations deteriorate over Wazan governor dismissal.
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Australia
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Font Benigses
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Paris
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Switzerland
Murder trial ends with second degree verdict in wife killing
Harrisburg May 5 jury finds William Andrews not guilty of first degree murder for killing his wife and arson in Slighgpire on July 4 1980s case. verdict hinges on proving death by body production. Andrews previously convicted then retried and sentenced to twelve years.
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I A
William Andrews
Slighgpire
Commonwealth
Andrews
Methodist Conference debates lay representation and bishops
At Pittsburgh Del Moore conference, Joab Mulvane Kansas proposes equal lay representation. Reports on missionary work printed. Bishop Simpson speaks. 4 bishops noted and death of three bishops and a secretary. Conference notes 1,764,534 members, 18,751 churches, 10 seminaries, 45 colleges. Divorce laws urged stricter marriage rules and more bishops to be elected. AFLICAN M. E. CONFERENCE held in Bartimont with bishops Brown Payne Wayman Kane Turner Shorter Ward Campbell Dickerson.
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Methodist ‘Conference
Joab Mulvane
Kansas
Board of Managers
The
Missionary Society
Dr. Steed
Michigan
Judiciary
General Conference
Committee On
George W. Woodruff
Addess
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J. M. Brown
A. W. Wayman
Fr. Kane
H. A. Turner
J. A. Shorter
T. D. M. Ward
Campbell
Dickerson
Bishop Brown
Father poisons children with Paris green in New York
John Wentz aged thirty nine bought Paris green and dissolved it in four tumblers. He forced his three children aged twelve ten and eight to drink. Wentz drank some and died overnight. The case shocks New York readers as authorities report the tragedy and its grim details.
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New York
John Wentz
Paris
Wentz
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