WRECKED BY A BOMB AT GOVERNOR SMITH HOME
Leavenworth Kansas June 12 Between 4 and 5 oclock a cannon like blast shattered the residence of Governor Andrew J Smith commandant of the Soldiers Home The blast toppled furniture threw veterans from cots and caused widespread panic Mrs Smith narrowly escaped death while Governor Smith and his daughter Miss Daisy Smith were unharmed Police arrested Joseph W Oliver a dishonorably discharged veteran in a boarding house later believed implicated His wet clothes and muddy trousers were noted as signs of possible guilt The city blamed political persecution for the outrage with threats of further violence made by discharged veterans
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Oliver Identified as Suspect in Governor Killing Attempt
Leavenworth Kansas June 15 Joseph W Oliver the man arrested and in the custody of the United States marshal charged with an attempt to kill Governor Andrew J. Bwith and his family has been identi fied by James Hellener of Atchison as the man who took the dynamite fuse and cap from the last Wednesday. Hellener met by Chief Cranston at Union depot and was taken to the county jail. Oliver was singled out from a crowd of prisoners. Dauntless Gets Away. Tampa Florida June 16 A vessel thought to be the Dauntless entered Hillsborough bay last night and loaded arms and ammunition from a schooner off the Alfia river then sailed away. A report said the Dauntless sailed for Key West to mislead officers. it returned with its cargo. Charlottesville Virginia June 6 The Hon W J Bryan addressed the Washington and Jefferson Literary societies at the University of Virginia today on Jeffersons ideas of government. He avoided the money question, stating it did not fit the occasion.
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Fire devastates Kansas shipment yard horses and wagons
A Kansas shipment yard fire killed horses and burned five wagons. The blaze eradicated a large amount of furniture and disrupted freight movement at the moorage. Fire crews reported extensive damage and ongoing containment efforts.
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Sugar Schedule Debates Split Senate Across States
The Senate advanced the sugar schedule with tie votes and sharp exchanges as supporters and foes clashed over duties on sugar products. Amendments by Louisiana and Mississippi allies drew intense debate and a pivotal table vote. Proceedings also covered petitions on Cuban belligerency and adjournment briefings.
Final Night in Jail After Refusal to Testify Ends
The imprisoned man Chapman, who refused to testify before the Senate investigation, spent his last hours in district jail. He received a final courtesy from Warden Woodward, breakfasted in jail, read mail, and waited for friends to arrive with a carriage. He left jail with his five children around 10:30 AM.
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Punish Mutineers British Expedition to Suppress Afghan Outbreaks
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Durrant reprieved delaying execution to settle federal rights
The San Francisco case of Theodore Durrant delays the death sentence until July 9 to allow a ruling on federal court authority over state executions. An official note states the reprieve aims to avoid resentencing requirements as the case proceeds in federal consideration. In Missouri, farmer John Ritchey is found dead with a shotgun suicide near Clark's Fork, and local troubles are cited as motive. Goods offered include a sulky plow for sale or trade from C. Pease in Lawrence.
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St Louis Republic Promises Fast News From Foreign and Home Sides
The St Louis Republic announces extended news service with direct feeds from cable companies and new prints. It promises more authentic foreign news than any other paper and a strong year ahead with big events. Pricing details: daily 36m year or 1.50 for three months. Twice-Weekly Republic remains 1.00 per year by mail.
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