Monometalists Lead In Fight Over Resolutions in Kentucky Convention
Louisville June 25 The Democratic state convention wrestled with free coinage versus sound money as the silverites lost key votes in the committee on resolutions. Judge Beckner divided at large appointments, Blackburn failed for chair, and sessions stretched late amid adjournment fights. A separate report favored honest money and Cleveland Carlisle policy, while minority planks urged 19 to 1 free coinage.
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Committee on Resolutions
Comittee
Hardin
LOUISVILLE
Carlisle
Wiliam Beckner
Beckner
Stone
J. 5
Blackburn
Arthur Yeager
Cleveland
W. T. Bilis
yesterdar
Newport
Lendsay
Hardin and Clay
committee on credentials
Lindsay
Berry
MEMPHs
Democratic party
Washington
Harvin
Jones
Turpie
Yale Beaten by Harvard as Season Closes
Harvard defeated Yale 5 to 0 in a one sided Yale season finale. Carter held to one infield hit through seven innings as Harvard managed only two hits. College game ends season with Harvard’s comfortable win and Yale’s bats silenced.
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Harvard
Yale
kn Havex
getling
Carter
Yule
Kidnapped Child Case Shocks Pittsburg Court Scene
A woman claiming to be Mrs Guard of Pittsburg reports her divorced husband abducting their 12 month old daughter from West avenue. Police traced the child to a girl described as John Dryer’s infant daughter, while the aunt, not the mother, identified the family. The case unfolds amid pending divorce actions.
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RocHEe ‘JR
Guard
Pittsburg
West avenue
John Dryer
Guna
California Fruit Shippers Advise Not Shipping Peaches East
Sacramento June 36 Fruit shippers urge growers not to ship peaches east this year. They recommend drying peaches for canners due to an enormous eastern crop. Georgia Maryland Delaware and New Jersey peaches arrive in New York and Chicago in better condition than California peaches.
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California
SACRAMENTO
Georgia
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
New York
Chicago
Must Take the Children Too in Extradition Case
J W Murray a Canadian officer served extradition papers on Thomas Gray and wife in Ocan Florida. A dispute arose over Gray's six children jailed with him with Sheriff Hodge asserting the children must accompany the parents if they are sent away. Murray awaiting Canadian instructions. Also reports Dick O Brien halted Jack McDonough in ten seconds at Gladstone club in Lowell.
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Ocan
Fla
J. W. Murray
Thomas Gray
Gray
Hodge
Murray
Canada
LOWELL
Mass
Dick O' Brien
Lewiston
Jack McDonough
St. Paul
Gladstone Athletic club
McDonough
O'Brien
Indorsement of Hastings at Clearfield GOP convention
At the Clearfield county Republican convention held yesterday, Governor Hastings received enthusiastic endorsement. The gathering cheered the Hastings renewal and also supported Colonel B. Fr. Gibeson for re election as chairman of the Republican state committee. Great crowds attended and expressed strong party unity. The report notes the convention's excitement and clear backing for the administration.
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Hastings
CLEARFIELD
Clearfield county
Cherokee Bill Granted Stay of Execution at Fort Sall
Cherokee Bill at Fort Sall Arkansas avoided hanging as a stay of execution was granted pending his appeal to the U S Supreme Court. Charles Smith and Weber Isaacs also appealed and received respites. In Atlanta William J Myers aged 19 was found guilty of murder in the first degree for luring Forrest Crowley into the woods and killing and robbing him last fall. His attorneys will appeal again.
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Fort Sall
Ark
supreme court of the United States
Charles Smith
Weber Isaacs
ATLANTA
William J. Myers
Forrest
Crowley
Reading Will Again Default on Bond Interest
Reading Railroad announces it will default on the semiannual interest payment due July 1 for the fifth time in a row. The default will accrue about 5 million dollars in accumulated interest on the general mortgage bonds to be paid to holders.
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Reading
New York
Reading Railroad company
Salisbury's Ministry Brief Sketches of the New Minister
A survey of Britain's new premier and the appointed cabinet members including the Marquis of Salisbury, Duke of Devonshire, A J Balfour, Sir Michael Hicks Beach, Joseph Chamberlain, George Goschen, and others. The piece notes their births, educations, prior offices, and roles, along with context on forming the government and Irish politics ahead of potential dissolution.
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Duke of Devonshire
A. J. Halfour
Joseph Chamberlain
Michael Hicks-Beach
George J. Goschen
Loxpox
Great Britain
MUNStrr apt ammaniers
Marquis of Ilisbury
council
treasury
bir
A J. Balfour
Joseph Chem 3vin
hhancsilor
exchequer
Sichael Hicka-Beavh
admiralty
vicker
Hobecr
Arthur Talbou Susculene-Cotcll
Macguts
Salisbury
Isd
Baron Alderson
Oxford
India
murary
ias
Heard
Cymnstartmople
Lord Beaconsheid
Greuc
britain
Boenver Cumpton Gavendish
Duke
Tur
Ireland
Isul
University of Cambridge
Middlesex county council
A.J. Balfour
ccessary
salisburs
Marqus of
Eton
Cambridge
Scotland
Michael Micks- Beach
Isi f
house of commions
Isiz
house of commons
colonies
Rosebery
London
W. C. Endicott
United States
Universiy college school
Birmingham
isit
Chamberlain
less
Michael Edward Hicks- Beach
locts
Christchurch
poor law board
boma department
ofice
board of trade
George Joachim Goschen
Lord Salisbury
Rugby
Oriel college
Aberdeen university
Kainburgh university
iste
Duchy of Lancaster
Constantinople
Marquis of Salisbury
Marriage Unites Duke of Aosta and Princess Helene
The Duke of Aosta, 23, nephew of King Herbert of Italy, wed Princess Helene of Orleans yesterday at the Church of St. Raphael Kingston on Thames. Crowds cheered as triumphal arches and flags lined the route from Kingston railway station. Helene, daughter of the late Comte de Paris, is kin to the Portuguese queen and the Duc d Orleans, with her sister queen of Portugal.
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Aosta
Princea
Helene
Lexpos
Emanuel Filberts
duke
Herbert
Italy
St. Raphael
Kingston on
Thamas
Helene of
Orleans
Kington
DUKE OF
ENE
attas
Savoy
House of
Kingston
Almadeo
Spain
Marie Cisterna
Comte de Paris
Duc de Montpemsier
Irene Hoyt Suit Compromised In Out Of Court Dispute
Irene Hoyt sued Hetty Green for damages alleging harm from a defamatory remark. The action was settled out of court and discontinued by order of Justice Patterson in the Supreme Court, without costs.
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Irene Hoyt
York Y
Hetty
green
Patterson
supreme court
costo
Hart
Henry H. Anderson
Irene Hart
Joe Choate
Gold Standard Defense association replies to bimetallism
The Gold Standard Defense association issues a lengthy response to the bimetallic memorial. It denounces bimercillism, arguing that after years of debate its advocates offer only vague proposals and uncertain cures for exaggerated evils amid conflicting theories and interests.
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Loxpox
Gold Standard Defense association
regent bmmetallic memorial
Murder of Mrs Faulkner Stuns Bramwell Witness Johnson Narrowly Missed Lynching
News recalls the murder near Bramwell West Virginia where Mrs Faulkner was the chief witness against Johnson. He eluded pursuit and is described as likely to be caught and possibly lynched by locals. authorities face a tense manhunt as the case unfolds.
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BLUSFIELD
Faulkner
Johnson
Bramwell
W. Vai Johnson
Johnesa
Duskin and Edgerton duel in Elkhorn City aftermath
News from Pile county reports an early morning clash near Elkhorn City between the Duskin brothers Charlie and Tom and Joe and Pete Edgerton. Pete Edgerton and Charlie Duskin were killed, Joe Edgerton fatally wounded. Tous Duskin arrested.
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Kentucky
Elkhorn
Pile county
Duskin
Charlie
Tom
Joe
Pete Edgerton
Elkhorn City
Charlie Duskin
Joe Edgerton
Tous Duskin
Murder Claim in Jacob Kemgoed Case Emerges
Baltimore report notes Dr. A Aronsohn, friend of the Jacubs family, states Kemgoed was murdered after his body was found in the Niagara river, exhumed for ID in a life insurance investigation. He cites a deep neck stab wound and neck and arm injuries as evidence. Identification of the body as Jacob Kemgoed is declared complete.
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Kemgoed
BALTIMORE
A. Aronsohn
Jacobs
Niagara river
Jacob 3
Kemngood
Aronsohn
saya
Boy Killed by Live Wire in City Pole Accident
Philadelphia report says three year old Benjamin Hoffman, an inspector for Brash Flaotria Light, climbed a pole at Third street and Willing's alley to check a lamp. He touched a live wire and suffered a fatal electric shock, collapsing to the ground.
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PHILADELPHIA
Benjamin Hoffman
Flaotria Light company
Third street
Willing's alley
Defiant Salvationist jailed for street preaching in Colorado Springs
Captain Blanche Coxe of the Salvation Army, described as intelligent and refined, was jailed for sixty days in Colorado Springs for street preaching. She refused to pay the fine or let friends pay it.
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Colorado Sprixes
Colo
Pune
Blanche Coxe
the
Salvation Arms
Peralta grant fraud verdict ends long land dispute
The government won a case over the Peralta grant covering about twelve million acres in Arizona and New Mexico. James A. Reavis was arrested in New Mexico as the court ruled the title papers forged and that mission records were falsified to link the wife of the claimant to the Peralta family. Attorney General Olney had long pursued the promoters, calling the scheme the era’s greatest fraud.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Saxta Fre
Peralta grant
San Salvador
Cal
hamant
Peratta
Reed
athem
Heavis
United States
Reynolds
Mallett Pravost
United States court of private
Reavis
Olney
departments of justice
Three Killed in Georgia Railroad Wreck
A serious wreck on the Central railroad near Milledgeville Georgia killed three men and injured several. Victims include Tom Allen a section foreman and Bob Smith and Bob Jesse colored train bands. A coupling pin broke causing a cars to rush down the grade and strike a car left on the main line at Midway station.
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Georgia
Mace
Central railroad
Milledgeville
Tom Allen
Bob Smith
Bob Jesse
Midway station
Urging Satotti Expulsion From U S Convention
Worcester June 24 The eighth annual convention of the National Association of Loyal Women of American Liberty met here yesterday Resolutions urged expulsion of the pope s delegate Sanelli as sworn agent of a foreign ecclesiastical power called for restricted immigration a national flag on every school house and a picture of Washington in every school room and protested against confining women to convents
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Mgr. Satotti
Worcester
Mass
National Association of Loyal Women of American Liberty
Sanelli
Washington
Defender to Be Launched Saturday at Bristol
Bristol June 24 Mr J Bereshoff heads the great boat building firm and told an Associated Press representative that Defender work is pressed as rapidly as possible. The yacht is to be launched Saturday at high tide around 12 15.
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Bristol
R. I
Three suitors seize yacht then grounded off reef
In San Francisco June three suitors of the Arcertuan ship Tike Sturtud Mesertval allegedly stole President tjole's private yacht and attempted to sail to Mexico. They grounded on a coral reef and were arrested by Taavalit police arriving by boat.
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San
Arcertuan
Tike
PHunorulit
Presidentjole
Mexico
Dispute Over Bridgeton Filibuster Claim Between Consuls
In Eryeston Tamaica June 21 a dispute arose between the American and Spanish consuls over the steamer Bridgeton. The Bridgeton, half wrecked after a storm, is accused of filibustering in Cuba following the arrival of the George W. Chad. The Spanish consul claims filibusterer status. the American consul, captain, and crew deny it. The British government declined action due to lack of conclusive evidence. Mary Dease Pardoned. Governor Morton frees Mary Dease, serving life for her father William Druse murder in Herkimer county. Her mother Roxalana Druse was convicted and executed over ten years ago. Mary, then 13, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder on counsel's advice.
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Bridgeton
Eryeston
Tamaica
Adisp
stid
George W. Chads
Jandel
Cuba
hero
Edsrton
Mary Druge
ALIANY
Tine
Morton
Mary Dease
Auburn
Herkimer county
Mary
Roxalana Druse
Wiliam Druse
Roxalana
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Carbondale
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Hazleton
Pottsville
Harinsgurne
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