Rough Scenes at Methodist Conference Prompt Orders
Reports from Cleveland Ohio May 2 describe disorder at the general M E conference with bishops urging orderly conduct. A committee on constitution drew uproar while Bishop Warren read the Episcopal address and the session adjourned for the day as supporters pressed for governance reforms.
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Whipped by Garcias Forces in Cuba Conflict
Spanish column under Gen Munoz clashed with Gen Calixto Garcias insurgent forces near Zanja on the Canto river. Garcias 4500 men overwhelmed the Spanish, many crossing the river to flee and drown, while Garcia joined with Rabí and Rodrigo to seal a notable victory.
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Bill Taylors Cipher Reveals Jail Escape Plot
From Carlkollton Missouri on May 2 the full tale of Bill Taylors cipher code is exposed. Letters between Bill in Jackson county jail and George at large showed plans for a rescue and gave Bill hope. The cipher was broken and pursuit failed to reach George despite repeated readings.
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Perisia Ruler Shot Killed by the Inner Forces
A Perisia ruler was shot and killed in a confrontation with Inner forces. Officials confirmed the demise, stating the incident occurred amid rising tensions between the monarchy and the inner factions. Authorities pledged investigations and commiserations for the royal family.
Shah of Persia Assassinated at Shrine
A fanatic assassinated the Shah of Persia as he approached the shrine of Shah Abdul Azim six miles north of Tehran. A revolver bullet hit him in the heart and he died before a German physician could reach him. Initial reports claimed slight wounds to curb public alarm.
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Sad Fratricide and Looming Suicide at Missouri Mill
In Sedalia Missouri on May 2 a fratricide occurred when Alonzo Rembaugh attacked his brother Marrex with a sharp hatchet, killing him, then the assailant’s father found him later with a throat wound from a failed suicide attempt. Marrex died. Alonzo is under surveillance. The scene unfolds amid a report on trade, prices and rumors of lower costs, with a weekly macroeconomic overview noting declines in cotton, wheat, wool and several risks to mills.
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Decision settles split bond question by St Louis court
Private advices report the United States circuit court of appeals in St Louis has ruled that when a loan company pays a past due note in a series secured by one deed of trust the deed operates for the holder of the paid note and the other note holder gains priority. The opinion by Judge Thayer with Sanborn and Caldwell concurring impacts many financial transactions and unsettles asset values tied to split bonds.
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Funeral in Carrollton church follows death of infant
Reports from Carrollton Missouri recount a tragic amble of events as Mrs William Taylor consented to bury her late husband's baby in the Catholic cemetery. The service at the Catholic church drew a large crowd with Mrs Taylor and her two children in attendance, then led to a procession to the cemetery amid a solemn vigil.
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Barbers Apprenticeship Rules in Austria Stir Debate
The New York World reports Austrians enforce a strict three year apprenticeship for barbers and wigmakers in Vienna. Women may run shops only if married to a union apprentice and enrolled for three years. Apprentices must prove skill before judges, pass exams in shaving, haircutting, curling, and wigmaking, and undergo certificate tests with dulling a razor on pine. After certification, two years as journeymen precede shop ownership. Average apprentice starts at age 13. Also notes insomnia expert Browne on brain rest, a Johannesburg case visit to Cape Town for Hammond, and two trains wreck near Stormostom, Mont, with fatalities.
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Market summaries from multiple livestock reports dated May 2 3
Chicago and Milwaukee style market notes show cattle beef and mutton prices with receipts. Strong or steady bids appear for different classes with mixed ranges for steers heifers cows and lambs. Grain and dairy references appear alongside futures quotes and cash prices for May July periods.
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