Chicago and Illinois primaries shape Logan battle
In Clinton the Fourteenth district Republican convention endorsed Jonathan H. Rowell for Congress and James B. Lake for State Board of Equalization while Gen. Logan’s supporters were urged to back his nomination. Across Chicago and other districts turbulence marked primaries as factions split over Logan loyalty with delegates chosen, no instructions given in several conventions, and Blaine lines drawing strength in Pennsylvania and Ohio.
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Broominaton
Fourteenth
Clinton
Jonathan H. Rowell
Congress
Rowell
James B. Lake
Manson
State Board of Equalization
J. W. Fifer
McLean
George Kingham
DeWitt
J. W. Howard
Macon
Julius A. Brown
Fiatt
A. D. Blinn
Logan
Maj. Emery
C. E. Aarris
W. H. Kretzinger
T. OC. Kerrick
Pratt
W. H. Plank
Chicago
John A. Logan
Fitz John Porter
Curacao
Davis
Fista
Firat
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Blaing
Arthur
Edmaunds
Wakpau
Reublican
A. J. Main
John J. Rinicker
J. M. Truité
Onrcaco
Ill
Tlinois
George KR. Davia
John R. Wheeler
Charles H. Plants
A. J. Snell
Curcaco
BR. W. Dunham
Chase
Abner Taylor
J. L.woodward
J. W. Campbell
P. B. Smith
Aap
W. J. Powell
William Kent
Ae J. Vandermally
William H. Ruger
Charles
John F. Sta
William Ludewing
Prisi
Depensazion
J. K Ewing
James BE. Sayera
Blaine
Drs Moms
Iowa
Mahaska
Marion
Dickinson
Reavixa
Eighth Congressional District
Samuel R. Deffou
Frank 3. Livergood
Lincoln
Ente
Immigrant issues and other brief notices from New Haven
The East reports immigrants forced from Castle Gordon by steamship agents and a depot scene in New Haven with dismal odors. Germans boarded to Meriden. taxpayers object to tramp influx. Also notes pleuro-pneumonia found in Chester County cattle. one cow killed and quarantine imposed. A prize fight in Borraro halted after seven rounds. Confederate Home plans a benefit theatre in New York for ex soldiers. Sheep disease claims unfounded in Richmond County with eight sick sheep noted but mostly recovered.
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New Haven
Conn
Pennsylvania
PuiLapEtpura
Dr. Bridge
Eurgyon
Geo. Hughes
Willeston Township
Chester County
Eli Lewis
Borraro
Thomas Dougherty
Erie
Miles Davis
Iowanda Pa
New York
Grand Army of the Republic Post
Richmond
Rumors of Revolution in Mexico Stir Fin de Tetral State
Reports from Galveston April 12 describe widespread rumors of a revived revolution in Mexico. Highlights include alleged large railroad concessions, nickel coin issues, a stamp tax, garrison unrest in Monterey, and charges against President Ding. Gen Trevins returns to Laredo amid political maneuvering signaling possible candidacy. Business in Maritico shows reopening and stamp tax expectations easing.
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Mexico
Monterey
Trevins
Laredo
Europe
Ding
Maritico
Wrestling Bout Notes From Night Matches
In a noisy program, Barakichi wins the first bout in a Japanese style as Christol tumbles. the second bout ends with Christov securing victory by leg holds in four minutes. the third bout sees a quick Japanese win as Christol objects to rough play. Obriatol wins the fourth in six minutes.
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Oleyanamp
Maleada Sidcia
Mateh
Atte City
Senge
Barakichi
Esagade
Christol
Japanese victory in a brief bout by lot ends in seconds
April reports describe a rapid contest won by a Japanese fighter after the bout was decided by lot, lasting only fifteen seconds. Additional notes cover a Kansas corn flood relief sale raising about $7,000 and a hardware store burglary indictment linked to riot events.
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Lot
Butler County
Kansas
Cincinnati
Pickering
Matthews
Jail Delivery and Other Late Crime News
A jail delivery in Scranton frees John Lay and 11 others after digging through a brick wall with outside help. In Scraxton a doctor is charged with imprisoning and mistreating a young woman, who escaped and reported the case. In Las Vegas a former speaker is fatally wounded by a cowboy, likely to face mob action. In Portland a teen found guilty of causing his grandmother’s death in jail corridor.
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Drs Moms
John Lay
Fred Doud
Andrew Mulhailanan
George Knight
Dan Smith
Willa Calbert
Ed Kelly
Thomas Lalley
James Quan
Thos. White
Mike
Elijah Walters
Wm. Howard
Ed Ryan
Scraxton
Madden
Sadie Obrahan
Lewistown
Sadie
Las Vegas
Col
John B. Patton
Territorial
Mitch Mancy
PorrtLaxy
Oregon
Chas. B. Finlayson
Fires destroy multiple Newark and regional works
At Newark N J April 14 Celuloid Brush Company works burned from a buffing wheel fire, center building destroyed. Loss about 200000 insured. severalemployes injured. Barxem Gaynors Glass and Morris Oil Cloth Works burned. oilcloth loss 7500 insured 50000. glass loss 45000. Tacoma Wash April14 citys main business blocks razed nine buildings total loss about 175000 insured 65000.
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N. J
Celuloid Brush Company
Barxm
Tacoma
W. T
Indian trouble and cattle clash at Turtle mountains
Michael Obrmer, an Ohio prospector, reports renewed Indian trouble near Turtle mountains as a large band led by Chief Late Shell crosses the boundary. Indians refuse to permit open settlement in the recently opened reservation sector despite Interior Department action, with cattle present among the tensions. In San Francisco a six day bicycle and horse race opens with Miss Armanido and John H. Prince riding twelve hours daily, alternating shifts with Charles H. Anderson using fifteen horses.
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Fanco
Oak
Michael Obrmer
Ohio
Turtle Mountains
Boundry
Late Shell
Interior Department
San Francisco
Miss Armanido
John H. Prince
Charles H. Anderson
Mechanics Pavillion
Mies Armanido
Anderson
Wages Cut for Miners May Hit Output
April 12 report from Prerasune notes a proposed wage cut of one half cent per bushel by the New York and Cleveland Gas Coal company mills, with a further one quarter cent reduction to begin on Monday. Miners discuss a possible strike but are likely to accept the terms.
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New York and
Cleveland Gas Coal Com- FY
Mills
Sunday baseball rag ing in Fort Wayne court action
Fort Wayne Indiana grand jury met last week to investigate Sunday baseball in the city connected with the Northwestern league. No indictment was returned and Sunday play will continue. A separate note states property in Nee Falls Washington Territory valued at 270.0 per front foot.
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Fort Warer
Ind
Fort Wayne
Falls
Washington
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