Bank closure and political shifts loom in scattered reports
The text notes the closure of the American National Bank of Denver, Ohio legislature rail bill moves, a suspected suicide in Morehead, and a catastrophic Clay County cyclone. It mentions political endorsements in Tennessee, a Chicago University lecture invitation to Debs, stock market notices, rail accidents, and various casualty and settlement details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American National Bank of Denver
Ohio
Alexander Abbott
Morehead. Ry
Clay County
Kans
Tennessee
MicKingo
Chicago University
PA Fat
New York
Sfajuabeven
McKrinley
Pactitnaere
Wilbretsain
N.C
Smd
Armeor Paening
Anniversaries Glimpse In Literary Anglian Celebrations
Fragmentary notices describe a Silkesperian anniversary with a New York figure, Mr. George F. Parker, as president of a U S consul in Warwlesshire. The piece mentions a birthday celebration, a wine guest, and references to Dietof Agril and poetic lines, with uncertain details and garbled names.
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England
Warwlesshire
George F. Parker
New York
United States
Ansader Bayate
Louisiana Election Report Reflects Rifts and Conflicting Claims
Vague notes describe Louisiana electors voting for state offices including the governor. The Democratic ticket led by Governor Foster reportedly won while Republican and Populist factions dispute counts and allege fraud, naming Captain Pharr as a contested candidate.
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St Theurs
Tate
Nathanial
Hesular Reyakan
Papa Fasta
Tye Repaldhians
Mnerta
Sugiar Planter
Teta
Tine
Purion
Foster
Necleetior
TSG Pio
Neid
Trial coverage of Pearl Bryan murder case at Newport
Proceedings in Newport Kentucky center on Scott Jackson and Will Wood with ten and eleven witnesses, testimony on the decapitation, clothing, and blood evidence. Pearl Bryan’s mother identifies items, while prosecutors press Jackson’s alleged manipulation of Pearl to return home.
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Scott Jackson
Newport
Pearl Bryan
Tingley
Carothers
J. Q
Jenkins
Alrs Oy
Stan
Bautyev
Dear
Ehothimae
Ehooawas
Peart
Greencastle
Shout Dan
Jackson
Gillespie
Dreari
Miss Bryan
Tacksons
Will Wood
Edwin Posto
DePauw University
Scot Juckson
Bryan
Tay Dimare
Scott Tackson
Fishback
Pearl
Kansas
New Mexico
Ney
Wil Wood
Matson
Tuackson
Beet
Miurduadrh
Ise
Rita
Cincinnati
Crreenecastle
Cinbar
Themo
Peerfertred
Crawford
Duckson
Lachson
Shy i
Phornsuer
Col Uheawford
Dackson
Wood
Daves Wallingford
Salia
Allen Johnson
Willing
Pearl Brren
Wallingford
Thureday
Agaen
Walling
Alen Johnson
Ceart Bryan
Inding
Het
Central Union Station
Indianapolis
Atlan
Tic Garden
Judize Helin
Helm
Colonel Crawford
Wesley T. Wilson
Pearl Pryan
al Heider
Fifth Street
Vine
Boverock
Legner
Vale
Cirillo
Ai River Bridge
Oldest Wing criminal John Mount of Covington Ky
John Mount of Covington Kentucky is described as the oldest Wing criminal in the United States. At nearly ninety he has spent fifty six years in U.S. penitentiaries and has committed almost every crime except murder. He now leads a secluded life and rarely leaves his home.
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Charles Ogden
John M. Masterton
John Sharon
Edward Bingle
Plunger
Edward Pardridge
Chicago
Johnny Dickson
B. F. Dickson
Evansville
Louisville & Nashville Railway
Loretta
W.T. Ricketts
Dr. Henson
First Baptist Church
Chicusra
Harper
Chicas Unisendity
Hessen
Tate Hawke
Portland
Wilesewe
United States
John Mount
Covington
Pennsylvania Republicans Indorse Quay for President at Harrisburg
At the Pennsylvania state Republican convention in Harrishire on April 25, Hon. H. R. Boyer presided as temporary chair. The platform hailed Pennsylvania as the banner Republican state, urged tariff protection, reciprocity, and shipowner safeguards, denounced the administration pension policy, and backed restricted immigration laws. A resolution endorsed Senator Quay for president. a McKinley second-choice amendment failed amid a near riot. Delegates and officials were named, with Quay slated to be state chairman by acclamation, likely resigning after the St Louis meeting.
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Pennsylvania
Harrishire
H. R. Boyer
Senator Quay
McKinley
Magee
Mr. Quay
St. Louis
Gulusha A Graw
Susquehanna
Samuel A. Davenport
Erie
Janes
Beacon
Westmoreland
D. H. Hastings
Quay
James Elverson
Philadelphia
Francis J. Torrence
Allegheny
T. L. Flood
Meadville
W. W. Griest
Lancaster
F. H. Barker
Cambria
Joseph Bosler
Montgomery
Coust
Lre
Genator
St. Luniz
House
Secretary of State
Cuba
Diaz
McClellan
Smith
Wood
Air Tibert
Patrick
Mahany
Geo. B. McClellan
Gentlemin
South Carolina
Messrs. Mahany
Talbert
Hepburn
Stewart
Sou’celock
Indiana News Briefs From April Reports Across Counties
Multiple Indiana items: deaths William Williams of Warsaw and May Stevens at Ft Wayne. fires injure or kill near Mt Vernon. Supreme Court apportionment argument April 22. American Plate Glass spends $100000 to modernize Alexandria plant. gas wells near Selma by Winchester. public and political notes on candidates Landis Carlisle and Cheadle. new priests college near New Albany. Prohibitionists nominate Jackson Murrow. Perula curfew for under sixteen after 9 PM. W C T U lemonade room at Alexandria plant. Eugene Von Limberg imprisonment for theft. Moses Plank long-serving JP. assault case in Plymouth. orchard blooms in Clark and Jefferson counties. Marion County Republican convention April 25. George Woolsey plans large distillery site in Terre Haute. Crown Point judges fined for disobeying statute. Rev Jonathan Vancleave at 91, longtime pastor without salary.
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Von
William Williams
Warsaw
Soto
Hall & Co
George Boyce
Mt. Vernon
Supreme Court
American Plate Glass Company
Wil
Alexandria
Selma
Winchester Company
May Stevens
Ft. Wayne
Rooker
Marion
Hamilton County
May le
Noblesville
Charles B. Landis
John G. Carlisle
Chicago
Marion County
Crown Point
James Yeary
Alex. Wilcox
Indiana
Hays
Roby
Jonathan Vancleave
Indian Cree Baptist Church
Montgomery County
Indian Creek
Matabele Threat Report From Bulawayo Dispatch
A Bulawayo message to April 21 reports 14 000 Matabele within three miles and 1 150 friendly natives arriving in town. The dispatch says Bulawayo and Gwelo are safe, Matabele may attack small white bands, and about 300 whites and nine whites in seven fights have been killed while rebels show ammo shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
British South Africa Chartered Company
Bulawayo
Pall Mall Gazette
Gwelo
Senate Delivers Indian Policy Change and Pension Debate
The Senate adopts a Cockrell amendment striking sectarian school prohibition, ending new education funding for sectarian schools after 1898. It pursues Indian bill amendments and approves Cherokee Outlet funding in part as the House handles pension debates amid partisan exchanges. The House debates Pickler pension provisions and district matters while discussing naval armor and bond inquiry rules. Sugar Creek, Parke County, Indiana, notes bass fishing and new log cabin camps along the creek.
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Senate
Cockrell
Missouri
House
Overstreet
Indiana
Sherrian
Chandler
Platt
Petter
Hill
Fise
Committee of Inquiry
District of Columbia
Mir Henderson
Committee On Rules
Pickler
Henderson
White House
Friends of the Old Soldiers
Crisp
Committee On Pensions
Tillman
Uncle Sam
Money and Hall In Naval Committee Fracas
Congressman Money of Mississippi and Senator-elect Con o tessi Middele of Missouri clashed in the naval affairs committee room. An ink well was hurled striking Money behind the ear, causing a deep gash. The men, both stressed by the altercation, offered only that the incident was a personal matter.
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Money
Mississippi
Con- Otessi MiDeile
Missouri
Naval Affairs
Maltec Roarepee
Seh
Hall
Naval Committee
Tom Coakley
Mr. Conloiy
Mr. Hall Mpu
Mr. Money
Mr. Hall
Levande
Hail
Markets Brief from Indianapolis Grain and Live Stock Prices
The notice lists prices for Guam and hay, oats, timothy, and other feeds, along with live stock data for shippers including heifers cows hogs sheep and poultry. Regional price quotes from Chicago New York Baltimore and St Louis cover wheat corn oats pork lard and hides with varying cents per unit.
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President Cleveland
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Chiim
Republicus
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State News
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Jackson Murrow
S. E. Nichelson
R Publican
Peter Ciarand
Anderson
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Tirinoco
Perulas
W.C. T. CU
Union Steel
Eugene von Limberg
Hamemond
von Limberg
Moses Plank
Monroe Township
Carroll County
Mit
Leroy Brockus
Arvos
Elizabeth Kershaw
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Plymouth
Clark
Jefferson
Jones
Mir Natt
Walthall
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Salt Lake City
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Utah
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Parke County
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