Supreme Court Refuses Rehearing in Bell Patent Suit
Drawn from a late 19th century dispatch, the article reports the U S Supreme Court denying a rehearing in the Bell telephone patent case. Justice Miller states no Justice requested a rehearing and adjourns until the fall term. Other items cover election fraud cases in Indiana, a District of Columbia jury trial ruling, and tariffs debates in Congress.
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Washineran Grry
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Police Court
District of Columbia
Callan
District Policy Court
District Supreme Court
Pension bill seeks to remove arrears limits since 1861
A House committee report details a bill by Matson to let the interior secretary adjudicate pension claims for disabilities or injuries from 1861 onward and to readjudicate prior claims. It projects cost under 250 million and aims to distribute the surplus widely. Senate actions and related political maneuvers are noted with multiple measures discussed.
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Thors
Local Trade Ad Promises Useful Goods at Low Prices
A fragmented classified item advertises 6 items at 10 cents each with various counters and mentions dried merits and a call to convince buyers that they can have you from 10 to 20 flies gent.
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Vice President Hope Tangles Democratic Ticket
May 14. In Cincinnati tavern talk about the vice presidency unfolds amid murky gossip. Gardner says Gen. Blevenson would run best for the second slot, with Browns and others signaling support as delegates debate loyalties and potential nominees for the St. Louis convention.
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M Glynn press for unity at national conventions
Cincinnati May 3 delegates from nearly every state and territory, representing radical labor and reform factions, converge for the Union and United Labor parties national conventions. Two-thirds alignment favors the Union gathering while Medlum’s bloc insists on a ban tax plank as the unity basis, foiling coalition talks.
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Democratic Convention Sees Five Days of Deadlock in Tennessee
The Tennessee state Democratic convention has battled for five days with three candidates, each staking ground for the governorship. After a lengthy ballot sequence the leading contenders shifted, and Con gressman McMillin emerged as a key figure amid continuing stalemate as delegates push toward a resolution.
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Conference on bishops and eight year term debate
The Methodist Episcopal Conference in Thoir Elyellon New York discussed episcopacy rules Rev Hunter proposed election by order and one bishop candidate per area for a time Buckley urged orders voting. the two thirds motion failed The committee on episcopacy to report Tuesday on an eight year term for bishops currently held for life In separate items Father McFadden case to be argued again Estonia City May 15 Edwin Gould buys a seat at the exchange for 620000 Brooklyn estate Wiped Out the Town Portland Oregon May 15 fire in Goldendale causes 87000 in losses and 50000 in damage
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Destructive flood washes over farmlands and towns
A historic flood devastates Mantet and surrounding districts. The breakthrough at the levee south of the city floods thousands of acres, destroys crops, and displaces hundreds of residents. Authorities race to shore up the levees as water reaches rail lines and factories suspend operations.
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