TEEMAN TROOPS REBEL DISTRICT AS MARTIAL LAW ENFORCED
Charleston editor reports unprecedented actions in Darlington and Florence as Governor Tillman declares martial law to protect dispensaries. Troops reach Darlington, seize telegraph office and rail lines, while many militia units refuse to obey, prompting confrontations and local arrests amid insurrection fears.
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Riots in Liverpool Street Leave City in Turmoil
A mob attacked striking potters marching through the town strikingly overpowering Mayor Morley and police. Ashback, Kinelart family targeted, others beaten or driven from their homes as crowds roamed Sixth Street. Quiet returns but renewed threats loom as Dayton votes consolidate Democratic gains while Cincinnati and other Ohio cities report mixed results in mayoral contests.
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Mixed Civic Victory in Keokuk and Nearby Races
April elections across several towns produced sweeping Democratic wins in Keokuk and multiple alderman seats. Across Litchfield Winnebago City and Henderson voters backed licenses, electric lights, and library funding while Republican successes emerged in Yaublon and Waupelon. The Alliance ship arrived at Montevideo en route home. In Wilkes-Barre the Gaylord mine disaster claimed the tenth victim and three more bodies remained unaccounted for. A new Illinois district judge seat was proposed in Congress.
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Silver demands and a national convention debate in Congress
Radical Western and Southern Democrats push for a national convention to form a free silver party after rejecting the Bland bill. They assert the administration backs the gold standard and vow to replace southern and western silver opponents with tested silver men. A Coxey era blizzard and stalled bills dominate a session left open to extended debate and potential late adjournment.
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Perfidious Plot Foiled by Cousin Conspiracy in New Jersey
John Martin, a contractor from Jersey City, plotted with his cousin John Duncan to wed Annie Van Dorn of Passaic by substitution. The scheme involved fake marriage vows at Rev George Dorwart's church and a coerced wedding certificate. Martin was arrested on a conspiracy charge after Van Dorn sought counsel and learned of the ruse.
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Princess gowns and two piece gowns contrasted in fashion notes
The article discusses princess robes as elegant but hard to fit and less popular, contrasting them with two piece costumes that offer more wardrobe variety and economy. It notes fit issues, fastening methods, and styling details with sketches of princess style and a violet satin gown with lace and train.
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Spring Story Warns of Spring Debility and Nervous Exhaustion
A spring health tale from Mrs A A Herrick of East Summerville Massachusetts recounts a severe cold, loss of appetite, insomnia, and nervous weakness. She credits Defereence Netvare blood and nerve remedy with restoring sleep, strength, and health, urging others to try the tonic for quick spring recovery.
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