10 May 1893
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1893
Page
1
A legal notice reports that Uned Lawrenee attorneys have formed a new partnership in New York City. The filing lists May Pelton as a key figure and outlines the firm’s address and contact lines for clients seeking guidance on metropolitan law.
The piece describes disputes over seventy one allotments to Indiana settlers, Chief Bushyhead seeking to allow his own selection, and Commissioner of Indian Affairs facing congressional obstacles. It notes loan talks, pending approvals, and the broader tension between federal policy and settler rights during the allotment process. It mentions the Cherokees and western settlements with various individuals cited and dates noted related to the policy debate and local events.
A group including Morrison Veazey Medill and secretary Mosely arrived in Kansas City to oversee inquiries into alleged discrimination by the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific lines under interstate commerce laws. Three cases, including complaints from A. Gustin of Kearney, target restraints on specific routes and Republican voters, with a broader suit by a California populist accusing railroads of denying rights to Republicans and Democrats.
A chaotic night in a city district ends with a fatal accident during a drive. Reports describe a crash near a bridge where bystanders state a vehicle plunged and occupants suffered injuries. Investigators note a riverbank collapse preceding emergency response and medical treatment for several injured.
Norfolk attorney W. Deeney is under arrest for fraudulently obtaining pensions for colored women by using ineligible men as husbands. Investigators estimate up to 100000 pounds may be involved with prosecutions and possible removal of dozens of cases from pension rolls as officials pursue restitution and further charges.
A bear escapes near Lake Avenue and is pursued, leading to a fatal rope trap. Other items report World’s Fair admission details, cornice thefts, a body found at Sing Sing, guerrilla raids in Mexico, and cholera updates with weather notes across several towns.
The Republican League held its annual session at the McCanley house in Louisville. President Clarkson urged a broad platform welcoming all, while delegates debated unity and strategy ahead of the 18—election.
May 10 reports from Washington describe heated reactions to President’s order limiting access to the White House for callers, with Cabinet members and ministers in various departments pressed to manage business amid demands from Congress. The piece notes expected echoes of Cleveland era rules as officials weigh audience policies and potential impacts on government operations.
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