Dispensary Battle Fails In Senate Vote Narrowly
A York senator led a forceful attack on the dispensary bill as it faced a decisive Senate vote Thursday night. The measure, tied to local option concepts, was rejected 19 to 1 amid heated debate and strong speeches for and against the law’s reform.
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Senate Roll Call Paired Votes Recorded in Fragment
The fragment lists pairs of senators with expected aye or nay votes and notes a vote was halted with several names named as silent. It mentions Bleass to Williama ty and a sequence of paired senators Marshall Peurifoy Von Knuloitz Warren, plus a list of silent names Bates Butler Earle Hough Jobaann.
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Brice Hard
Crooks
Brown
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W. Jonson
Lave
Bills propose creating two extra circuits in state court
A bill advanced Thursday seeks two additional circuits for trial courts, listing Charleston Berkeley and Georgetown districts as first and second circuits. The measure, debated amid opposition from several lawmakers, would repeal a "special court" clause and assign judges to a standard statewide system.
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Lynoy
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Lester
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Explosion at dry house injures worker near Sempton
A noisy blast at the dry house of a lumber firm in Sempton causes injuries to a plant foreman and a nearby bricklayer. The incident, linked to a large steam release, left witnesses shaken and authorities investigating causes and safety lapses.
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Bluebeard of Chicago Married Dozens Murder Trials
Chicago reports detail Henry Hoch also known as Bartels or Hoch alias Albert Duschberg, accused of marrying some thirty women then dying or disappearing. Police list twelve confirmed wives with deaths or disappearances, from Vienna to Chicago, many left with money or valuables. Hoch identified as a con man, hypnotist, and alleged killer linked to white powder and multiple murders in the era. Victims include Anna Tuk, Mrs Mayer, and others, with insurance money collected on several cases. The tale parallels a notorious spree, spanning cities and years, amid police suspicion and sensational press coverage.
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Mire
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Gaiano
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Milwaukee
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Stewart Avenue
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Fires and arrest linked to Charleston blaze mystery
A white boy, Bowman, was arrested by Detective Brennan on Thursday amid a spate of fires that devastated Charleston businesses this month. Authorities tie Bowman to arson at Rhody, Schmancke, and other sites, noting he admitted involvement in some fires and had prior trouble with the law. The case centers on suspected deliberate fires around town raising fears of a firebug gang and stressing local safety efforts.
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Egyptian cotton outlook and Lancashire price pressure loom
Report by Council Smyth from Tunstall Bogland warns of a looming shortage in Egyptian cotton and plots by Lancashire spinners to hold prices low to suit manufacturers. He urges Southern planters to act with Treasury aid, noting dangers to American crops and potential spread of new mills in Lancashire. A separate fire death in Britton's Nook follows a drunken incident, while a Princeton murder near a Ball mill area is reported with a white tenant farmer charged.
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Fragmentary Crime Sketch In Munich Theat retale
A garbled report from Munich recounts a dramatic stage incident involving actresses, a male claimant, and a tense scene during a performance. Allegations of a fatal act and subsequent denials shadow the event as witnesses recall a masked confrontation and a disruption backstage.
Grand Duke Vladimir Defends Actions in January Terror
The Grand Duke Vladimir, uncle of Emperor Nicholas II, grants AP an interview from his Quayade Cour courtyard palace dispute. He asserts loyal troops and decries sensational foreign reports, defending autocracy while acknowledging reforms may come. The piece notes accompanying Chicago perjury case and a miracle claim cited by a Salvation Army witness.
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White and Bald Seek Property in Spartannyrg County
A Sparkunbare dispatch reports Dougan Sobtettall Solomon Gcifoall and Savanninoh merchants plan to acquire Witt Stone Lithta Springy property and Will AYobo. The effort aims to boost innovation and a solar shine initiative in Spartannyrg County, with elderdonation noted at 160,000.
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Fatal Sleigh Train Crash Kills Thirteen Women Near Arkport
A passenger train collision near Arkport New York involved a sleigh carrying thirteen women from the Universalist Church party from Hornellsville. Eleven died, two injured gravely. others were hospitalized after the impact with the engine. Driver attempted to stop but could not control the horses.
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Tragic Fires and Collisions Reported from Aiken to Tennessee
Dispatches recount a man named George P. Ashley burned to death near Aiken in a railroad work camp. Separate reports note a boiler explosion at Union causing damage but no injuries, and a fatal collision near McDonough Georgia involving Southarn freight engines. Additional items mention Calhoun County law changes and a wreck near Kalhoma.
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