Bond Bill Passes in Senate Despite Heated Debate
The Senate approved the bond prohibition bill by 82 to 25 after a long day of amendments and spirited remarks. Debate touched on silver coinage and fiscal policy with remarks from Chandler, Allison, Teller, and others. The House later seated Mitchell to replace Walsh as district representative, and the river and harbor bill veto was sustained 60 to 220.
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River and Harbor Bill Becomes Law Amid Vote Rush
The River and Harbor bill passed the House over President Cleveland's veto by 240 to 60. In a related outcome, John J. Walsh of the Eighth New York district loses his seat to John Murray Mitchell. The party split shows 39 Democrats supporting the veto override and 26 Republicans backing Cleveland.
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Distinguished gathering honors Mrs Herdin Many Distinguish Personages
Washington event on June 5 drew a distinguished gathering of friends and notable figures to honor Mrs M D Herdin Many. The appearance signaled high regard from local and national circles, with attendees offering tributes and expressions of admiration.
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Casualties in St Louis and East St. Louis from last week tornado
The St Louis area reports 311 total in city and 134 across the river including 128 burial permits and 90 hospital wounded with 80 missing in St Louis. East St Louis lists 99 identified dead 3 unidentified 26 missing and 7 fatally injured.
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Minot Ranch Killing Tied to Avenge Abuse by Son
J 4 Baker ex county commissioner Ward County was shot and killed by his 17 year old son William at a ranch twenty miles north of Minot after the father whipped and then abused the boy’s mother. The incident follows a harsh domestic dispute that led to the deadly confrontation.
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Free Silver Battle Mobilizes Indiana Democrats for State Convention
The State League of Gold Standard Democrats organizes with Mayor Taggart as president and Pierre Gray as secretary to campaign across Indiana against free silver. Leaders say Kentucky and Chicago show the silver wing gains, while sound money Democrats vow to speak at the polls. Matthews campaign aides report strong Kentucky support, Bathcounty backing, and anticipated visits by Bailey and others for a Saturday mass meeting.
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Tragedy at Lebanon ends vain young marriage
A tale from Lebanon reports the fatal shooting of Harry Allen by Wallace Riley after a disputed marriage of Jessie Riley, 4, and 17 year old Harry. The piece notes prior threats, a lynching mob history, and subsequent rural obituaries from Shelbyville Hartford City and LaGrange.
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Natural Gas Company Sued for 18000 Damages in Portland
Guns aggregating $18,000 have been filed against the Parker Natural Gas company on a change of venue from Randolph county. Plaintiffs Jesse McKinney Dora L. Adams Joseph Adams and others seek damages of varying amounts from $2,000 to $3,000 each.
Killed by His 5 Year Old Brother
In TIARE Hautsx a 1 year old boy, John Tyler, was fatally shot by his 65 year old brother Joe when the older boy’s flobert rifle discharged after being set down briefly. The accident left little hope for the infant’s survival as the family gardener Simpson Tyler mourns the tragedy.
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Chicago convention delegates classified by chairman Harrity
Telegraph notes classify delegates at the Chicago convention as Silver 45, gold 893, doubtful 92. Obituaries list Alonzo White and others. The Illinois supreme court ruled Spring Valley liable for 1894 riot looting damages, reversing a local decision. President Cleveland signs pension for General Gresham widow. Missing Jacob Kurtz linked to Denver robbery reportedly perished in St Louis cyclone. Ridgewood Brooklyn youths form bicycle fire brigade. George W. Latimer dies at 76. Windrath sanity trial concludes him sane.
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Market Reports Show Mixed Prices Across Commodities and Livestock
New York on June 1 sees money market rates near 1 percent with mercantile paper at 4.5 percent and sterling weakness. Bond activity steady as U S government issues hold, while Chicago grain quotes reveal modest shifts in wheat corn oats and rye. Live stock at Union Stock Yards records varied hogs cattle and sheep prices with sizable receipts and wide ranges in buying.
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Four Will Probably Die A Case That Is Surely Murder
Seven persons drank wine at Eva Little’s house on South Clark Street. Four are expected to die from poisoning. The victims include Della Clark, Bessie Landen, Best Brewer, and William Kennedy. A bottle left by a stranger was said to be for Landen. A man associated with a Law Gan woman is suspected.
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Evening Post Letter List Notified as Uncalled for
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