Impeachment Demands Split House Debate in 1896 Era
An Alabama Congressman pushes a resolution to impeach Grover Cleveland over alleged high crimes and misdeeds. The House votes to deny Howard a hearing as the debate on impeachment proceeds amid party tensions. Colonel Gordon retires from Fort Meyer, and a separate case reports a death sentence for the woman Dyer linked to infanticide rings.
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United States
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House of Representatives
Committee On Judiciary
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Howard
Dingley
David S. Gordon Meathrad
Washington
David S. Gordon
Sixth Cavalry
Fort Meyer
SS. S. Sumner
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Plea for Peace and Moderation Across Churches
Moderater Withrow of the Presbyterian Conference urges peace and moderation amid factional tensions. The Sedalia Board of Trade denounces a Jefferson City fake telegram claiming capital removal supporters caused dynamite scares, calling for restraint and fair coverage.
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Sedalia
Jefferson City
Missouri
Capitol
Sevalia
Consolidation plans for New York and Brooklyn
Reports from Bilge chair New York describe steps to celebrate the consolidation of New York and Brooklyn with nearby towns into a massive international exposition. The project could surpass prior regional fairs and stands as a major East Coast undertaking.
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New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Opera Managers Face Financial Collapse After Wrecked Ventures
Abbey Schoeffel Craw, operators of Metropolitan Opera House and Abbeys Theatre Boston, announce an assignment for creditors. Despite long running seasons and profits, debts exceed assets with potential recoveries around 200000 to 250000. Only Irving and Weinhardt showed clear profit. Lillian Russell Comic Opera company lost nearly 200000.
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Europe
Messrs
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Metropolitan Opera House
Hoton
Irving and Weinhardt
Lillian Russell Comic Opera Company
Lynchers Foiled in Missouri Over Gentry Shooting
Fifty farmers gathered at Clark Missouri on May 25 intending to lynch J W Gentry who wounded Cole Emery. The sheriff moved the prisoner to Moberly after learning mob plans. Gentry shot Emery four miles southwest of here in a long standing feud.
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J. W. Gentry
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Prohibition Party Convention Looms With Raucous promise
The Prohibition party braces for its national convention in Wichita this week led by ex Governor John P St John of Kansas for free silver and Samuel Dickey of Albion Michigan for a broad gauge faction. Leaders predict 900 to over 1000 delegates drawing 10 000 to 15 000 Prohibitionists. candidates include Joshua Levering and Charles E Bentley among others. Also included are brief notes on a cancer case in Wienerly and other local items.
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John P. St. John
Kansas
Samuel Dickey
Albion
Mich
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St. John
Dickey
Joshua Levering
Baltimore
Charles E. Bently
Nebraska
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