Kentucky political convention fights for Hardin nomination
Kentuckys July convention battled over nominations with Gen Hardin and Gen Clay vying for governor while sound money and silver factions clashed. The vote ultimately named Hardin. Clay’s camp pressed for unity as others faced defeat amid speeches and factional maneuvering. A later burglary case in Fort Bragg details a kidnapping and coercion with a victim kept in bondage for days.
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Daily Press of Kentucky
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Cassius M. Clay
George C. Lockhart
Isaac M. Quigley
R. J. Breckinridge
W. ©. P. Breckinridge
Stone
Watterson
R T. Tyler
M. B Brown
Oscar Turner
Arrested the Wrong Person in Philadelphia
James E. Sell, a Monongahela City lumber merchant, was arrested on a charge of assaulting Frank Hurst, a conductor for the Philadelphia and Reading railroad, after a midnight incident. Held without bail, he spent four days in jail before hiring a lawyer and securing release, claiming mistaken identity and vowing to sue for false arrest and malicious prosecution.
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Monongahela City
Frank Hurst
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Neil
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Faaticians
English Champion Defeated by Arab Player Hobart
The English champion tennis player was defeated by Clarence Hobart, the Arab player, yesterday afternoon in a match described as the greatest ever witnessed in the country. Spectators, numbering around 249, witnessed the defeat as the English champion admitted he was outplayed while remaining dignified.
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Quay to Open Philadelphia Campaign Headquarters
Senator Quay plans to establish temporary headquarters at the Hotel Metropole in Philadelphia next Monday as part of his statewide campaign efforts amid party maneuvering. He travels from Harrisburg and will conduct frequent county visits while maintaining a base in Philadelphia until the convention.
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Admiral Da Gama Dead After Revolt Defeat
The Brazilian navy officer Admiral Da Gama died from injuries after being wounded and captured in the Rio Grande do Sul province during a revolt led by Admiral da Geena and Admiral Mall against President Peixoto. Da Gama, a monarchist, broke with Peixoto during the earlier uprising, was praised by rebels, and later committed suicide when overwhelmed.
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Deadly duel in Oklahoma over published article
A fatal street fight in a small Oklahoma town followed a published critique. W Patterson and Isenberg clashed on Main Street at seven, Patterson drawing a revolver after taunts and wounding Isenberg, Williams intervened and fired at Patterson, fatally wounding him. Williams died hours later. Patterson’s widow and three children left behind.
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Nuggets of News from Various Locales
Tradesmen in Kansas City Missouri win eight hour day. Ohio Governor McKinley spoke to graduates at Meadville Pay College. Groton Louisiana police charged with firing on John Frye. Ex Potmaster General Wanataker and family sailed. A McKeesport Pennsylvania court heard Sammle Woods reveal scars from abuse, provoking a clash with the crowd.
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Insurrection News From Puerto Principe Reach Gomez Forces
Reports from Favasa June 27 describe rebel advances in Cuba with garrisons surrendering at Mulato Puerto Principe. Maximo Gomes leads insurgents and may join Antonio Maceo, as Spanish troops clash, casualties and prisoners noted amid heavy telegraphic news restrictions.
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Baseball results and scattered scores from leagues
National League games in Boston Brooklyn and Chicago produced varied results, with Cincinnati and Baltimore winning while Cleveland Louisville and New York losses were noted. Eastern and Pennsylvania leagues show multiple outcomes, including Scranton, Wilkesbarre, and Allentown victories. and a police notice reports a New York fraud suspect and a local murder-related statement in Albany.
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