New Methodists Elect Bishops On Ballot Deadlock
At the Methodist conference night session a five year time limit was approved and a bishop election remained undecided after ten ballots. J W Vincent of the Rock River and J W Fitzgerald of New Jersey were named bishops. W Joyce of Ohio secured 7 2 votes on a later ballot. Biographical notes cover Vincent born in Tuscaloosa 1882 and Fitzgerald Newark born. both have long church careers.
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New Jersey
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
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Chosen Bishops Named by A M E Zion Conference
Raleigh May 24 The general conference of an African Methodist Episcopal Zion church at Newhornend Lane chose two new bishops I Warris and Charles Calvin Petty. Warris has been general secretary and steward and teaches at Livingston College in Salisbury North Carolina. Petty is general secretary and presiding elder of the California district from Wilkesfonds New York and a graduate of Biddle University Charlotte North Carolina.
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Warris
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Salisbury
N.C
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California
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Wilkesfond
N.Y
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Charlotte
Sixty Thousand Sunday School Children Parade in Brooklyn
The annual Sunday school parade drew about 60 000 participants through Brooklyn on Sunday morning. In Philadelphia the Southern Presbyterian assembly arrived from Valumbrae to attend the centennial celebration at the city. Mr Winslow and Mrs Cleveland were among the notable arrivals for the event.
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Baseball Scores From National League and Western Association
Westluna Association games in Minneapolis and St. Paul saw St Louis 7 Des Moines 3 and 6 to 7 in other matchups. American League results include Philadelphia over Chicago 4 2 and Detroit Newman over Pitts Reten with 5 to 6. Other cities reported Indianapolis Boston 4 2 Indianapolis 2 Boston 4 and Baltimore Brooklyn 4. Louisville 5 Athletics 6. Cleveland 4 Cincinnati 6.
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Soow and Vurgess Ship Reported Missing After Long Voyage
New York May 24 A well known American ship Soow and Vurgess left port November 16 bound for San Francisco with a general cargo and has not been heard from. Normally the voyage takes 110 to 120 days and it has now exceeded 186 days with no word.
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Fire destroys Hadisonlectric plant on Lincoln Street
Fire in a Lincoln Street building occupied by the Hadisonlectric Light Co. damaged the plant and building. The blaze, which fed by cotton waste ignited by electric wires, caused an estimated loss of 6004 dollars.
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lLincely Ktreet
Hadisonlectric Light Company
Notorious man Frank Shank Attacks Sweetheart in Germantown
In Germantown a man named Frank Shank allegedly attempted to murder his sweetheart by cutting her throat on Tuesday night. The woman survived with slim prospects for recovery despite the grave injuries.
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Germantown
Notable shooting case at Seventeenth Street dive
Cucaco May 24 John Ruddy foreman of the Ar beiter Zeitung shot and seriously wounded William Dolan during a drunken spree in a Seventeenth Street dive. Ruddy is jailed after the incident.
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Bradley defalcation at Union National Bank tops 33724
Ciesco May 24 report the Bank teller BH 2B Bradley embezzled 33724. It is believed he fled to Canada.
Wool Warehouses Destroyed In Philadelphia Fire
Loss reached seventy thousand dollars as Miller and Tetersfield's wool warehouses burned Tuesday morning in Philadelphia. Fire crews battled the blaze through the day, with efforts focused on preventing spread to nearby storage facilities. No injuries reported.
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Aeronaut Professor Baldwin Joins Dime Museum Show
May 22 Minneapolis. Professor Baldwin, famed aeronaut from last Wednesday’s balloon jump, will perform as a freak at a local dime museum for one week. He aims to capitalize on his notoriety and join other exhibits to attract crowds.
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Filthy living conditions exposed in city report
Health authorities describe Harriet terpoint living in squalor at Maplewood. Neighbors report a decayed residence with swill, dens, and swarming vermin. Authorities consider charges as legal action proceeds against the occupant's care.
Defunct Great Western Telegraph stock lawsuits in Milwaukee
Milwaukee stockholders of the defunct Great Western Telegraph Co face suits in Milwaukee county to collect an 500,000 capital debt. Courts in Illinois allowed an 85 percent levy on stockholders. Over 2,000 subscribers from twelve states promised 25 per share, but many failed to pay the balance. Among subscribers are Alexander Mitchell and John Witnek.
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Great Western Telegraph Company
Clifedge
Superior Court
Milwaukee County
Illinois
Alexander Mitchell
John Witwek
Capitol Wing Collapse Lawsuit Seeks $22000
Milwaukee firm led by John Bentley and John J. Bentley along with O F Y Nowlan of Janesville filed a suit in Wisconsin's capital against Shit Hedinst for 22000 over repairs to the south wing of the capitol extension after its 1853 collapse that killed workmen. The state had accepted work as completed but contractors claim faulty plans caused the disaster.
Mining discoveries and rail plans feature regional notes
A coal vein near Minticanetis and St Louis line found seventy feet below surface with plans to open a mine. Kansas City line to Minneapolis route slated to lower transit costs, amid a Wisconsin river expedition. Tioga propeller sets speed record from Bulvod to Chicago. Ashland council to consider moving North Star plant. Farmers institute underway in Piprenio under O C Grege. William Allen elected grand commander of Knights Templar with officers advanced.
Rainless Tunis Prompts Desert Trade Hustle
Advices from Tunis report seven months with no rain, Arabs scouring for pastas and water as they move camels, oxen, and horses into cities to sell cheaply. Pass May 2 elections show ministers facing strong opportunist resistance.
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Chamberlain Censured Over Irish Home Rule Post
The Birmingham Dost article by Mr. Chamberlain attracts attention as a potential Liberal compromise on Ireland. The Freeman's Journal notes home rule progress while The Irish Times welcomes the policy, and The Express condemns the article as Chamberlain’s misuse of his mouthpiece.
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William Harcourt
John Morley
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Sanguine Bets On Mills Bill May Fail In House
General Clark reports House canvass on the Mills bill with a slim majority expected. Democrats Randall Sowden Merriman Stahl McAdoo Widcock Vance Moran oppose. Nelson and Lind may swing doubtfuls, while Randall and Trompson Wriges Wil fins loom for support. Vote likely by mid June.
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Senate Passes Labor Department Bill Amid Amendments
The Senate adopted with changes the house bill to create a department of labor to disseminate information on labor and its relation to capital, hours, earnings, and workers’ prosperity. Other actions include approving rail, water, and land acts and notes on President Cleveland and Senator Stanford travels and health.
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Vatican exhibition to close after rat damage and losses
The Vatican exhibition will close almost immediately due to extensive rat damage to the exhibits and financial failure. It is said each cathedral worldwide will receive a jubilee memento while Paris plans to open a Bastille reproduction show.
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Swindler Sentenced to Fifty Three Years in San Francisco
A California court on Saturday jailed Simon Mhamburg for fifty three years for swindling Parker out of 10 dollars with a fake real estate deal. Parker paid 3000 cash and exchanged a farm in Oregon valued at 6500, while Mhamburg and an accomplice had no valid title. The man faces 53 years unless the $19 000 fine is paid.
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Broad mix of political appointments and local incidents
The article lists appointments including Thomas J. Smith as solicitor of internal revenue and Bancroft as railway mail service head. It reports bills on militia funding, postmaster pay, and Canada affairs, plus various local crimes, fires, and public notices across Wisconsin and the Midwest with several named individuals and institutions.
Senator Spooner's Dakota Speech Describes Statehood Hurdles
Verbatim report of Senator Spooner's remarks on Dakota’s admission, urging patience for South Dakota and opposing immediate statehood. He argues territorial limits, cites slavery era politics, and predicts future congressional recognition despite opposition.
Special Session of Davison County Commissioners
Davison county commissioners call a special session to transact any business on Monday May 28 1588 at o'clock a.m. Auditor Ropinson to preside or provide details.
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