Mysterious Kentucky Indictment Linked to Federal Mail Fraud
A Kentucky indictment charging H. Wright with using the mails to defraud was discussed after a Georgia arrest. Judge Speer noted Kentucky grand jury proceedings imply probable cause, while addressing federal versus state trial issues and the idea that powerful figures can escape accountability by evading local law.
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Gallant Fight For Fifteen Days At Tien Tsin
A detailed dispatch from Shanghai and Washington outlines the siege of Tien Tsin during the eight month crisis. It notes American and British casualties, the steadfast defense by Admiral Seymour's force, and the relief column led by Col Dorward. It highlights ongoing turmoil over ministerial fate and contradictory reports from Li Hung Chang and Admiral Kempf as foreign powers press for clarity.
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British Hospital Abuses and War Office Replies
The war office released correspondence with Lord Roberts addressing charges by Mr. Bartlett-Coutts of neglect of sick soldiers. Roberts acknowledged difficulties at Kronstadt and Bloemfontein, blamed camp sanitation and march exertion, and suggested a committee of inquiry. Also notes Catholic federation talks in Philadelphia and other brief items including an emissary claim from China, Roosevelt's indignation at photographers, and a new deputy commissioner appointment.
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Democratic Boomers Rally for Democratic National Convention
Kansas City gears up for the Democratic national convention as signs decorate the streets hotels fill with delegates and officials pledge timely arrangements. Rumors swirl about the Chicago platform reaffirmation imperialism and trusts while discussions center on a possible vice presidential pick beside William Jennings Bryan and potential contenders like Sulzer and Hill.
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Heavyweight Champion Look and Stage Careers Highlighted
The article notes the heavy weight champion in his prime era, his fit build and appeal on stage. It contrasts prizefighters earning from performances with Edwin Booth reacting to news of John L Sullivan knocking out a rival, praising the sport’s ongoing prominence.
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Presidential race figures and party alignments discussed
The piece notes Mr Hill being shouted down by men from Lincoln, a weak showing for Mr Bryan, and mentions candidates like ex-Congressman B. F. Shively of Indiana and Chorley Arrowne of Minnesota. It highlights Towne’s earnestness, possible party HQs, and simultaneous Republican silver and Democratic gatherings with Populists aiming to press Towne as a strong voice getter for the nomination.
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Skirmishes in South Africa and other late dispatches
London June 29 Lord Roberts reports small mounted engagements near Senekal on June 26 with Boer forces repulsed and laager burned. Derbyshire light infantry West Australian mounted troops a 15 pounder and armored train repelled attacks at Roodeval Spruit. Baden-Powell says Ray captured aiding a Rustenberg district commando. over 200 rifles seized with thousands more reported. Also Bay Shore death in Chesapeake Bay and Goebel suspect in Virginia. Building Trades Council dissolution expected in Chicago. Fund for Mrs Gay V Henry reported with $18 046 balance.
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Woolley Nominated as Prohibition Presidential Candidate
Chicago June 29 Prohibition convention adjourned after nominating John G. Woolley of Illinois for president and Henry B. Metcalf of Rhode Island for vice president on the first ballots. Swallow, of Pennsylvania, and others received votes but Swallow declined the vice nomination. Metcalf won the vice ballot, with Swallow briefly proposed for VP before refusal.
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