Republican League Launching Presidential Booms in Cleveland
In Cleveland on June 1, the Republican League convened with many first-time attendees as leaders and state leagues gathered. Prominent figures debated silver policy, tariff, and strategy, while leaders like Carter and Dubois sharpened the push for McKinley. Ohio and eastern delegations clashed over presidential prospects and the next steps after the convention.
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Tennessee
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Salt Lake City
Colima Disaster Looms Large in Newport Inquiry
San Francisco reports reveal testimony against Pacific Mail Company and Captain Taylor over the Colima wreck. Survivors describe delayed distress signals, blocked lifeboats, and cargo hindering escape as authorities prepare a broader inquiry.
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Lambert Camden Murderer Seeks Writ of Habeas Corpus
Lawyer Semple applied to Judge Green for a writ of habeas corpus for Lambert, the Camden murderer, on technical grounds. The writ was denied and an appeal to the United States Supreme Court followed, prompting a stay of execution.
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War Veteran on Trial for Murder in Shickshinny
Captain James Williams, 64, a veteran of the late war, was placed on trial in the criminal court for the murder of farmer William Chapman at Shickshinny in April. The entire day focused on selecting a jury.
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Depew Addresses Patriotism and Education at Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt commencement drew a large audience as Dr Chauncey M Depew spoke on patriotism and education from the Tabernacle podium. He urged public duty beyond office, praising good roads, criticizing currency fallacies, and calling for educated men to engage in primaries and party politics.
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Independent citizens urge reform against corrupt state power
Fragmentary remarks condemn thieves in the state house and robbers in city hall. The text praises educated minds and civil service reforms inspired by independent citizens in New York and Brooklyn, noting Chicago as a symbol of resistance and the broader movement toward reform.
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Yesterday's baseball results and a murder case report
National and minor league scores list Philadelphia and New York games with varied events. A Virginia murder case follows noting Solomon Marabie and others implicated in a five forks killing and robbery. Also reports on a mother who killed her three children and herself in Iowa. Railway coal field work resumes slowly in Virginia with limited production and ongoing strikes.
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Fire kills toddler as home blaze harms siblings
In New York on June 1, Herman Hidelmian’s children were burned in their bed. Isaac, 3, died and Jacob, a year old, is not expected to recover. The alp child Abraham, left to watch the house, set fire to bedclothes and fled, sisters and brothers burned before help arrived.
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Destruction Fears Spread Across Towns and Robbery Case
Reports from Waterloo Indiana mention Anedla near 14 miles away facing a possible destructive fire with the Linder & Rammer copper age factory already burned and Lake Shore and Michigan Southern property at risk. Bluff Creek near Frinilia largely wiped out by fire destroying fourteen buildings. A separate incident from Kentucky notes W A Cardwell fatally shooting Ditte Jones after a chicken dispute at Aberdeen near Mursonton. Governor Hastings appoints inspectors and officials for western penitentiary and steam boilers in Allegheny county. English reaction to Cornell Henley crew previewed with cautious optimism. Illinois Governor Altgeld calls for a special legislative session to address revenue, sleeping car charges, and Chicago justice courts.
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Taylor Defaulter Surrenders After Flight From Bond Scheme
W W Taylor, defaulter, returns to Pirres D 5, June 19, stating he did not solicit his return, has repaid enough property to wipe out the deficit, and is ready to accept the sentence his acts warrant. He claims detectives pursued false leads and that his conscience is clear of intent to defraud bondsmen.
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Sage Wins Damages In Laidlaw Suit At New York
The jury awarded William B. Laidlaw four thousand fifty dollars in the fourth trial against Russell Sage for damages tied to Sage using him as a shield against Dynamiger Warcross' bomb. Judge Choate and Colonel James debated the case as Laidlaw fights a financial giant. A stay was set for September as proceedings concluded. In Alabama, Umpire Nicholson was assaulted after a call in a Montgomery game between Montgomery and New Orleans.
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Presbyterians Uphold Manitoba Government Autonomy
The Presbyterian General Assembly and the Anglican synod of Huron discussed the Manitoba school question in sessions yesterday. Both bodies introduced strong resolutions demanding the government refrain from issuing remedial orders that would interfere with Manitoban governance.
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Impaled on a Pitchfork Ends Young Farmer’s Life
In Brierros New Jersey on June 19 Samuel Fisher a 21 year old farmer residing nearby fell from a hay mow and was killed by a pitchfork driven into his neck at the base of the brain. He leaves a bride of four weeks.
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