Long mix of crime and events in older Kentucky news
A garbled dispatch lists various incidents and personalities including suicides in Kentucky and Ohio, a Philadelphia death attributed to heat, a Cleveland Knights of Pythias encampment, a Lincoln baker in Lexington in a suicide note situation, Frances Willard sailing for England, Carnegie Art Gallery funding, robberies, and political notes. The text is fragmented with numerous misspellings and unclear connections between items.
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Alexander Albott
Morehead
George Sebela
Philadelphia
Uniform Bank
the Knights of Pythias
Cleveland
Paul Hootz
Lexington
Baker
Frances Willard
New York
England
Hiitih Woman's Temperance Union
Ateinow Carnegit
Carnegie Art Gallery
Rae
Americgs
Hayes
Floyd County
Kryvi
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Kentucky Republicans Endorsements and Divisions at Louisville Convention
The Kentucky Republican State convention in Louisville faced extended sessions and deep splits over endorsing Gov. Bradley for president and the financial plank. Dorning and Cash were elected delegates at large as resolutions caused intense debate about party direction and strategy.
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Kentucky
Louisville
Gov. Bradley
Dudee O. S. Dorning
Laure
Euanty
Samuel Cash
Clay
Ite
Neoplatferta
Axal & Sem
McKinney
Dei Teen
Ajr Barnam
Hricssend
Mekasey
Lew DP
Tarl Leviiton
Bradster
Dee Bee
Cuban Home Rule and Cuban Reforms Move in Secret
The Matrid government tightens plans tied to a January 1835 Cortez bill as Gen Wey considers Spanish guidance. Aimed at colonial rule, the scheme references three Cuban POWs from the insurgent band of Zayas executed at a fortress in April.
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Cleveland
West Inn
Pases E Cortez
Zayas
Tnnus
Avang
Fragmented Speech Report From Carlisle Chicago
A garbled OCR passage discusses Carlisle and Chicago with scattered names and phrases. It mentions legal wage concerns and societal critique, including references to governance and labor, but the text is largely indecipherable and lacks a clear single event. It hints at political discourse and historical context without concrete details.
Maine Republicans endorse Reed for President at Portland convention
The Maine Republican State Convention in Portland on April 16 gave Hon. Thomas B. Reed an enthusiastic unanimous endorsement for President. Resolutions on the agitate are criticized as extreme. In Massachusetts the Ways and Means committee will report against a $10,000 statue appropriation for Gen. B. F. Butler. In Chicago, John Lebaker, a streetcar driver, killed his three children aged five and three before taking his own life to prevent destitution for his family.
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Maine
Portland
Thomas B. Reed
Massachusetts
B. F. Butler
Chicago
John Lebaker
State News Highlights Indiana Events and Crimes
Reports include Ingalls voting to incorporate and Crawfordsville figures like Gen. Lew Wallace, with notes on bicycle lamps, Corydon gas well funding, and Terre Haute eggs. Crimes involve a Hammond jeweler robbed of diamonds and a Peru curfew for youths, plus a perilous river accident and a belt of local political and church news across multiple Indiana towns.
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Lew Wallace
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Earlham College
Mexico
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Hammond
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William Miller
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Henry Joanson
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Jonathan Varnwhin
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Will Lasell
Boise City
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Sedalia Missouri Democrats Back Silver Gold Coinage Promise
At the Missouri Democratic State convention in Sedalia on April 15 delegates endorsed Bland for president and adopted resolutions urging free and unlimited coinage of silver and gold at the ratio 1 to 16, opposing wartime bonds and any control by bankers to supply gold for gold standard policy.
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Dick” Bland
United States
Bunetailisu
Countyrecords seized in English county seat clash
A mob of about seven hundred men seized county records in Leavenworth transferring them to English led by a man named Gregory. The Supreme Court favored English in the seat contest, but bonds could not be issued due to county debt. Officials only refused surrender of books.
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Rewford
Leavenworth
Raulish
Leckett
Offvers
Gregory
National Soldiers Homes Board Members Named
In Congress on April 15 the House considered appointing William B. Franklin and three others to the National Soldiers' Homes board amid heated charges of misconduct at Leavenworth. The Senate debated the Dupont case and amid heavy appropriations activity, votes on the soldiers homes matter and related bond issues proceeded.
Battle Report from Be gona Plantation Becomes Havana Crisis
Havana dispatch claims a battle near Begona plantation in Marin left Col. Suarez dead. Cuban and Spanish accounts report heavy casualties with 25 wounded arriving at Havana hospital and over 2,000 wounded in the city’s infirmaries. Picket firing is heard in Havana as tensions rise.
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Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Josephine Woodward
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Col. Suarez
Ex-Gov Russell's Boom For Democratic Nomination
Ex Gov Russell of Massachusetts emerges as an avowed candidate for the Democratic Presidential nomination. Once a minor figure, his boom grew after recent conventions and primaries, with Russell gaining spontaneous enthusiasm. He has run for Massachusetts governor five times, winning three campaigns and losing twice, using public addresses to reach wide audiences.
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Massachusetts
Old Bay State
Qiney
Tragic Firth of Solway sinking claims fifteen lives
Fifteen people drowned when the steamship Marsden collided with the Firth of Solway near Glasgow. In other news Emperor Francis Joseph awards the Gulden Fleece to German Chancellor Prince Hohenlohe and Emperor William honors Austrian Foreign Minister Count Goleouchowski with the Black Eagle.
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Marsden
Glasgow
Francis Joseph
Prince Hohenlohe
William
Count Goleouchowski
Markets in Indianapolis 1896 grain and livestock prices
Market report from Indianapolis dated April 21 1896 lists grain and hay prices including wheat corn and oats with livestock quotes for shippers such as stockers cows and bulls plus hogs and poultry. Regional figures appear for Burrzer hske butter and cheese Hides and other produce alongside Chicago and New York price points.
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