Mouixz Review and Society Turmoil in Early Dispatch
A chaotic fragment reports the death risk of a high-born figure near Bayona Spain and a divorce granted amid a shrouded scandal. It cites labor strikes on Eastern railroads gaining public sympathy, a split in Han cock County political convention, and looming yellow fever cases in New Orleans. Prohibition sentiment is noted as weak with an 18 000 majority estimate and critics claim prohibition is unenforceable without broad backing.
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Lincgton
Grapevine
Tax bill passes with broad repeal of internal revenue taxes
The measure clears Congress by 127 to 8 and repeals the stamp tax on bank checks drafts and vouchers. It eliminates taxes on bank capital deposits caterers medicines and reduces tobacco taxes and licenses for tobacco manufacture and sale.
Doyle to begin sentence as verdict stands in bond case
Taxi experts disagree over the bond plate’s genuine measurements though the verdict in Doyle's case remains unchanged as he starts his merited row. The editor of the Democrat exaggerates celestial signs while noting ominous winds and a shifting sky observed above.
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Doyle
Fire at Union House destroys Oak town area
A nap fire at Larramore Oak Thursday began in the Union House. A young man Frank Harris from Woodstock II died. Dan Smith a carriage maker and W D Kendrick were badly burned or bruised escaping. A woman and child employed at Union Hotel reportedly perished. One quarter of the town’s business district was burned.
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Larramore
Oak
Union House
Frank Harris
Rom Woodstock
Dan Smith
W. D. Kendrick
Union Hotel
State Republican Convention Chooses Smith and Stratton
The Illinois State Convention with 792 delegates named Gen J C Smith of Chicago for State Treasurer and Charles T Stratton for State Superintendent on the first ballots. Stratton won on the fourth ballot and was made the nominee unanimously. The body also adopted a party platform endorsing reform, civil liberty, and unity under the Republican banner.
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George Hunt
Edgar County
Daniel Shepard
J. H. Paddock
E. 8. Storer
J. C. Smith
Chicago
D. D. Parry
Monmouth
Smith
Parry
James P. Slade
St. Clair
Charles T. Stratton
Jefferson
Lis
Bond
Henry Higgins
Morgan
John T. Long
Adams
Pike
Jersey
Ell
Kane
Hastman
Mason
Stratton
State Central Committee
John W. Bunn
Springfield
John R. Tanner
Louisville
Jesse Spalding
Gen. Ley Post
Galesburg
James M. Beardsley
Rock Island
Artin Howard
James H McGee
Metropolis
Firet
E.J Kei Chicafo
Phillip Masa
Christian Mamer
John J. Healy
C. A. Partridge
Waukegan
A. M. Jones
Warren
E. O. Moderwell
Geneseo
Dr. J C
J. M. Truett
Hillsborough
Daniel Hay
Noahville
Martin
Ren. O. Jones
Metropo- 8
Committee On Platform
Wakexas
Ilinois
Hepubicets Party
Republican Party
Illinois
National Congress
Great West
James A. Garfield
Arthur
Alderman Dixon
Cage
Ireland
Caleaga
Guiteau Executed Amid Turmoil and Autopsy Planned
The Garrote’s shadow fell on June 30 as Charles J. Guiteau met his death in the United States jail. An autopsy was scheduled for 2 PM with Dr. Hicks, Dr. Beard, and a care-filled scene described by reporters. Guiteau’s last hours included prayers, farewells, and a final will drafting, with his friends and sister bidding him farewell through the jail bars.
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Guiteau
Ba Han
Hicks
Beard
Chas
J. Guiteau
W. F. Hicks
Chas. Guiteau
Washington
District of Columbia
United States
Charles
Chris
Higasoul
Cras
Reed
General Crocker
Jno
Crocker
United States Jail
Frances M. Scoville
W. Guiteau
Charles J. Guiteau
W W. Hicks
Frances Sooviux
Cana. J. Gurrgar
Guiteau Ends Death Row Silence In Execution Prowl
The New York jail reports Guiteau slept quietly and ate a prepared breakfast as news emerged of the scaffold relocation and rope installation. Warden Crocker and Dr. Hicks prepared the scene while guards guarded and the condemned man spoke prayers and a dying verse before the trap sprung and Guiteau was executed.
Guiteau Bath Scene Before Execution At Dusk
The private office of the Warde was converted into a telegraph station as inmates arrived at the jail. At 10 o clock Guiteau asked for a bath and a large tub was placed in his cell. The death watch stood nearby while he undressed and bathed, suspected to be using the bath to seek distraction amid preparations for his fate.
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Guiteau
Sand
Hick
Rotunda
Dr. Hicks
Crocker
Quiteau
Capt. Coleman
Robert Strong
Woodward
Jones
Warden Crocker
Gen. Crocker
Ameria
Pation
Arthur
Goig
Goth
Gusteau Espineses
Democratic Convention Nominates Méterson for Governor
The Tar Pennsylvania convention yesterday nominated Robert E. Méterson of Philadelphia for Governor. Resolutions denounced the Republican party and protested against base ism and political assessments. They say reform will be secured through the Democratic party and the ballot.
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Pennsylvania
Robert E. Méterson
Philadelphia
Famine in Patrick County Va, Relief Committee Holds Grain
Between five and six thousand people in Patrick County Virginia suffer famine as grain and provisions vanish from public stores. The relief committee controls remaining supplies and expects harvest soon to end the crisis.
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Patrick County
Relief Committee
Guiteau Falls From Scaffold and Dies in Washington
Charles J. Guiteau fell from a scaffold in Washington D C today. The fall caused a sudden stop that killed him, though he was not badly hurt at first.
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Charles J. Guiteau
Washington, D.C
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