Prohibition of Western Hope Shapes Democratic Talk
Prominent figures in Washington discuss presidential prospects amid Western favor for a Cleveland nomination. Delegates, regional sentiment, and party divisions across California Iowa Missouri and New York frame the race with focus on Hill Blaine and Harrison. Missouri backs Cleveland. western support favored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
B. F. Jones
Pittsburg
Republican National Committee
Harrison
Cleveland
Poindexter Dunn
Arkansas
Lu ‘Reles
Cal
Pacific Coast
New York
Dunn
Blaine
J. K. Luttrell
California
Hill
Morrison
Palmer
Illinois
Boies
Iowa
Gray
Indiana
Alger
Nevada
Nebraska
J. H. Sweeney
Clarkson
Allison
Caisey Young
Memphis
L. W. Magrauder
Vicksburg
Mr. Hill
Elmira
Mississippi
Chicago
Missouri
R. J. Denham
West
Tom Benton
H. J. Lowe
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Senator Hill
Monmouth
Free Wool and Immigration Bills Tabled in Congress
The House Ways and Means Committee favorably reported the Springer free wool bill and related measures to place cotton bagging cotton ties and machinery on the free list. A bill to prohibit Chinese immigration was also reported favorably. Senate action included a major Mississippi River navigation project with a 10 million dollar appropriation and a broad bridge program across the Missouri Illinois rivers, plus investigations into immigration law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Springer
House
Ways and Means Committee
Washington
Committee On Ways and Means
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Henry
United States
Messrs. Hooker
McMillin
Hatch
Missouri
Committee On Agriculture
Senate
Gibson
Committee On Commerce
Cairo
Clinois
Allison
Illinois River
Wilson
Iowa
Judiciary Committee
Chandler
Missouri River
Dakota
James River
Mississippi River
St. Paul
Minnesota
Southport
Toledo Newsboy Sees Two Bodies in Molloy House
In Toledo on February 15 a news boy named Kelly spotted two corpses inside the Molloy home. Police traced a murder and suicide as the couple, both 72, lay dead with gunshot wounds behind the right ear and temple, the victims having died within 24 hours amid a jealous dispute.
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Toledo
Kelly
John Molloy
Molloy
Outrageous Lynching Targets Negro Suspects in Alabama
Civil unrest erupts as a mob in Tucatoosa Alabama suspends due process, hanging three Black prisoners after a night in custody. The men had confessed to earlier arsons linked to Sylvan incidents and wore placards warning house burners.
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Alabama
Tucatoosa
Ala
S. E. Roberts
Sylvan
Mourphysboro
Louis Miller
Murphysboro
Joseph Schille
Schille
Miller
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P. T. McGovern
Political Pointers
Diss
Josses
Bro
Brooklyn
N. Y
Criterion Theatre
Democratic State Committee
Augustus Healy
Immigration Bureau
Joliet, Ills
Pittspurg
W. H. Kuhl
Schoonmaker & Co
Liberty Street
Joe Reilly
Kuhl
The
Humane Society
Millan
Tenn
Dresden
Ottumwa
Main Street
Florida
Rathbun & Gillis
M. M. Smith
Crockery
S. H. Scallin’s
P. D
Mitchell - National - Bank
U.S
John Havlatko
Koch Bros