Ex Governor McEnery Named U S Senator for Louisiana
The article notes former Louisiana Governor McEnery was elected United States Senator. It also mentions Miss Lucy Livings of Indiana, a Patent Office copyist, reinstated at $740 yearly, and various political and civic notes including the Kansas Democratic stance on silver and other federal appointments.
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McEnery
Louisiana
Lucy Livings
Indiana
Kansas
New York
McKinley
Samuel FE. Fouts
Alexander Metinsey
L. Sprague
Tata Frost Grange
Pid Reastnis
Gypsum CIA
Omeloud Barat
Pythian Grand Lodge Elects Officers at Indianapolis Session
The annual session of the Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge met in Indianapolis on June 2 with about 700 members. Officers elected include Grand Chancellor Otto Kolb Boonville and Grand Vice Chancellor Union B Ches ter Winchester. The day included finance committee actions to invest lodge funds and expand the Castle Hall project. The Rochester Sisters of the Rooof TP participated in sessions with lodges statewide and a social reception closed the day.
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K. of P
Indianapolis
Otto Kolb
Boonville
Union B. Chester
Winchester
John McCardle
New Richmond
Grand Munster-at-arms
J. E. McDonald
Alexandria
Johia H. Franks
Charles A. Bookwutter
Prank Bowers
New Castle
W. E. Morris
Frankfort
L. Bartol
Warsaw
Wed Bespay
Indianapedis
Grand Lodge
Grand Tasige
Adest
Garand Lodge
Ry J. C. White
Rithborne Sisters
Knights
Pythias
House of Representatives
Indianaprans
Moernter
Leatis
Metlie Feehheimer
Muirhosen
Rateahirs
Walling Defense Moves to Exclude Damaging Testimony
The Newport trial hears the defense move to strike testimony from EL H Anthony and Chief of Police Deused after Judge Helin sustains the objection. The prose appears damaged but indicates testimony linked to Pearl Bryan murder case and the defendant Walling. The narrative mentions Jackson and Bryan in a lurid sequence tied to the January proceedings and court rulings.
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Walling
Newport
EL H. Anthony
Helin
Dthanngetis
Wes
Rhea Phat
Scott Jusasou
Thea
Wallin
Peart
Bryan
Orloo
Baer
Laurea
Uhark
Pejder
Dicheon
Guthuns
Efe
Jackson
Manet 2 Jackson
Pearl Bryon
President’s Veto Sparks Across the Republican Ranks
The President vetoes the deficiency bill drawing praise from many while criticizing as a constitutional duty. He lauds the message as the ablest he has given Congress and uses satire on French spoliation claims once noted by Polk and Pierce. Secretary Olney and Mexican minister Romer o sign pact allowing cross border pursuit of hostile Indians.
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Aia
Marsh
Ncis
Dayton
Republican
West Virginia
Congress
Polk
Jerce
Olney
Senor Romero
United States
Mexico
Indiana State News Roundup of Local Disasters and Developments
Reports from various Indiana towns note Sullivan will build water works at an estimated cost of 40000 dollars. Princeton faces a lack of licensed saloons. Tragic drownings occur in North Vernon and Pendleton as rivers claim several youths. Red lead found near Pike's Peak Brown County signals mineral prospects. Municipalities donate relief, rail traffic expands, and public notices reveal political and social unrest across the state.
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Princeton
J. E. Jones
North Vernon
Pike's Peak
Brown County
Crawfordsville
St. Louis
Nashville
Theodore Warrick, Jr
Hartford City
Knox County
Nicholson Jaw
Landon Grayson
Frankfort, Ky
Consumpton
Parliament reassembled after recess and global turmoil
June 1 parliament reconvened after recess as reports came in of a Barcelona bombing killing six and wounding fifty. Egypt claims a June 1 battle victory where dervishes lose about a thousand. Madrid blocks a duel between Campos and Bororo over Cuban affairs. Persimmon wins the English Derby at Exmoor Downs amid royal celebration. coincidence noted with Sir Thomas in 1783.
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Parliamient
Barcelona
Spain
Firket
Egypt
Egyprian
Dervistes
Madrid
Marshal de Campos
Bororo
Ghidtone
Mahomet
Persimimon
Prince of Wales Tagedthy St. Simon
Perdita
Exsom Downs
President Rejects Deficiency Bill Over French Claims
The President sent a veto message to the House on the general deficiency bill. He explains his veto citing the $1,027,914 partial payment for depredations by French cruisers, noting prior bills capped at $5,000,000 and total currently pending and past totaling about $25,000,400.
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Hhouse of Representatives
Court of Claims
House
Reed
United States
Indian Territory
Senate
Harris
Post Office
Morgan
Alabama
Cuba
Spain
McKinley Supporters Pick Fairbanks as Chairman in St Louis
In St Louis June 9 the Republican National Committee prepared for the convention opening June 16. Debates centered on district delegates from multiple states and the selection of Charles W. Fairbanks of Indiana as permanent chairman amid protests over hotel discrimination against colored delegates and plans to house delegates in sleeping cars.
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Republican Natonal Committee
St. Louis
Mabama
California
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
Eighrteen
New York
North Carolna
Penn-ylvania
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Arizonna
Thompson
Ohio
National Summittee
Washington
Major McKinley
Canton
Hanna
Cleveland
Mackinies
Tune
Mingjor McKindey
Mininer Hanna
Chas. W. Fairbanks
Todiani
Iudiana Republicans
State Committee
S. M. Kennard
Business Men's League
Indiana
Men Against
Joan K. Gownby
HR. EL Manshenp
Republican State Committee
School apportionment details for state revenue distribution
The June apportionment by D M Greeting, Superintendent of Public Instruction, shows county collections and treasury balances, with total apportionment and remaining treasury. Per capita totals declined from $1.56 last year to $1.43 this month, after $1.37 at the January semi annual distribution.
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D. M
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Treasury Wade
Market Report from Indianapolis 1895 Grain and Live Stock
The Markets dated June 10 1895 from Indianapolis show prices for wheat corn oats hay and Timothy, with live stock figures for cattle hogs and sheep. Poultry eggs and other products list various shippers prices and commodity values across multiple cities including Chicago New York Baltimore and St Louis.
House Unseats Elliott and Seats Murray in South Carolina
The House votes 153 to 33 to remove William Elliott of the First South Carolina district and seat George W. Murray, a colored man, who previously served in the Fifty First Congress. Elliott had led by 1,734 votes on returns but the committee found Murray carried the district by 434. Murray is sworn in amid cheers.
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Alonzo Fuson
Vincennes
Fuson
John A. Damm
Evansville
Baltimore
Indianapolis
Tom Thumb Company
Liliputians
George Berth
Hartford City
George A. Baker
South Bend
Michigan
Tr Torival Society
Lapel
John Graham
Pendleton
Graham
Pennsylvania
Charles Goudrivad
Belle and Myrtie Stump
Bertha Steel
Jackson County
Squire Cuthriv
Lick Creek
Cottonwoodd Vhurch
George W. Spillers
Farmland
Enterprise Office
House
William Elliott
South Carolina
George W. Murray
Murray
Mr. Elliott
Elliott
Martin Vs. Lockhart
North Carolina
District of Columbia
Senate
Quackenbush
George S. Spencer
Alabama
Lockhart
Downing
Tlinois
Martin
Rinaker
Illinois
Payne
New York
Grosvenor
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Richmond
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