Decisive vote shape of Cheyenne & Northern right of way
Washington May 21 The Senate passed a bill granting the Cheyenne & Northern railway right of way through Fort Russell and Port Luranton reservation. Amendments on tunnel costs were debated and defeated. House work shifted to appropriation bills as the Senate adjourned. detailed roll call followed with Yeas 178, Nays 40. Monitor notes on Staten Island bridge plans and other railway issues accompany the session summary.
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Martin Irons In Bad Order In Sedalia
Martin Irons chairman of Knights of Labor District Assembly No 101 arrived in Sedalia Missouri to stand for a leadership post. Strikers denounced him and a mob urged him to depart at 2 am Thursday. He boarded a southbound train for Texas and may be removed from his chair by the district assembly meeting July 1 in Kansas City.
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Muddy track yields minor races and a fatal fall
Pumlico track produced heavy mud on Thursday with Meather breaking his neck in the sweplerbusa while Strathspey won the 3 mile, Lutritia the 14 miles, and Lord Beaconsfield second. Pearl Jennings won a 4f mile at Lutisnier and Bravet took a 14 mile event as Blue Wing and others placed. In Milwaukee Gen Bragg denied nominating hopes amid chatter on a potential second bid. A royal wedding prospect unfolds as Prin Amalia travels to Lisbon with the crown prince awaiting nuptials.
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Iills
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Hostage
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Blue Wing
Free Knight
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Bootblack
Keene
Meyoke
Lisbon
Prin Amalia
Portugal
Wedieway
Maria
Fatal shotgun feud ends in double murder near Grand Saline
In Canyon Texas on May 21 a deadly feud between Padgett and Carroll families near Grand Saline escalated to gunfire. J M Carroll and J W Padgett exchanged shots after bitter threats and slander, wounding Carroll and mortally wounding Padgett. Carroll killed Padgett and rode away, later dying from injuries. Several others are feared dead as authorities pursue the case.
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Tave Boon
Grand Saline
J. M. Carroll
W. J. Padgett
Robert
James Padgett
Lin
Padgett
Carroll
Autora
Padgetts
Hoh
Boya
Henry Javine Bribery Case Ends in Nine-Year Sentence
Henry W. Javine, convicted of accepting a bribe to vote for Broadway surface railway, was sentenced to nine years and ten months in state prison. His attorney’s motion for arrest of judgment failed as Judge Barrett urged justice despite doubts about court efficiency. Javine’s behavior and remarks toward aldermen were noted as aggravating factors while a stay of proceedings was sought pending appeal.
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Thorn
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Deel
Lawyar Newccombe
Hinestt
Daniela
Gen. Pryor
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Jaaine
Daniels
Jaahne Wil
Bing Shig
Saluys
Poisoned Child and Father Suicide Attempt in Currenkield Mas
Eugene Taylor age 35 poisoned his two year old son with strychnine then attempted suicide by slitting his throat. The child died from convulsions after sharing the poison. Taylor survived and was jailed. his despondency followed a heavy financial loss in 1882. His wife, Mea, notes his long-standing despair.
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Hood released from Ludlow jail after contempt case
Charles H Hood leading counsel for Guiteau fied the atat and was released at 4 pm Wednesday from Ludlow Street jail on a charge of appropriating a 1500 check from William Campbell The case settled by transferring securities valued at 850 belonging to his wife Reed reportedly left the city to escape contempt risks The court had ordered payment and had postponed the hearing several times with a future date set.
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Ludlow Street
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Lin
Tragic train mob incident ends in murder attempt and shooting
In West Virginia on a May day a dispute over a game turned violent aboard a train near Stupstone. Jack Carter of Morahonil Ky confronted by a mob. a revolver blast killed him at the temple, then bullets struck him as the crowd attacked. Conductor Ragland rushed him to Huntington where he remained alive Thursday morning.
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Lia
Olcott
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Freeport
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Stine's Corner
Urane
Ben Pliey
Fairview
The Persuasive Winchester at Punxsutawney Pa
A disrupted May tale reports armed workers and miners near Punxsutawney and Headford heading to a rail yard with Winchester rifles, aiming to support a strike while officials struggle to end the work stoppage amid threats and tension. Also noted is a trial in St Louis and a United States warship missing near Montevideo, with other local incidents and a burglar caught in Indiana.
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Minos
Brathron
Hulloig
Unclear Ocean Case and Maritime Tensions Rise
The article discusses the Gloucester schooner David J. Adams, Canadian port trade permits, and U S immunity questions amid a broader dispute over fishing rights and ship entry rules. It notes Sen Fry’s stance on touch and trade permits and potential legal limits under a 1614 treaty, while detailing possible parallel actions by other fishing vessels and looming government protections. A separate report narrates a Newfoundland accident where Miss Louisa Journeaux survived drifting at sea after a boating mishap, rescued by a French vessel, with the accompanying gentleman safely reaching St. Pierre. A May 21 crowd in Sackville, New Brunswick protests Ward and Page over German labor hiring, smashing windows before police restore order.
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