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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1896

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3

Bayard Again Attacked in Congress Over Cleveland Speech

In Washington the house debated Mr Bayards censure for speeches tied to the Cleveland era as West of Missouri hurled caustic attacks on the president and cabinet. Mr Cousins emerged as a standout orator while other leaders urged restraint and adherence to law. The scene ended with a bell and a presidential message prompting further remarks. York and Rochester items follow with contest hearings and political shakeups. Governor Bradley remains ill in Indianapolis.

Bayard Granvenar Boston Edinburgh Diplomatie Gallery Caustus Towa Hite McCreary Draper Massachusetts Cousins Dunstore Arkansas Keres Cleveland Grene de En Chandler McKinley Senate West Missouri Utah Fest New York Mr. West South Carolina Kentucky Congress Legislative Department

Milliken Trial Keyed to July 4 Incident in Miss Phillips Case

In a criminal court yesterday Milliken faced charges over an alleged July 4 incident with Miss Phillips daughter of ex-sheriff Genser L. Phillips. District Attorney Birney said he would prove Milliken entered the Phillips home and attacked Miss Phillips after a night of alleged coercion. defense argues mental incapacity and no intent.

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Governor Clarke Withdraws From Senate Race

Governor Clarke of Arkansas announces withdrawal from the senatorial race. Also reported: at Belleville Texas Clem Stawthor and Buck Chappelle, both colored, were hanged for murder. Various other local incidents noted include a Washington death, a city fire in Drake's Branch Washington territory, and a bank embezzlement arraignment in Columbus Ohio.

Clarke Arkansas Freo Belleville Tez Clem Stawthor Buck Chappelle Abigail Holman W. S. Holman Indiana Washington Drake Chicago Coliseum John A. K Fifth Avenue Savings Bank Columbus Minois Central Coffertilie

Cuban rebel movement sails with Garcia to Atlantic City

Reports from Atlantic City detail General Calisto Garcia leading Cuban partisans aboard the steamer Bermuda to Sumner Point harbor after transferring men and arms from the Atlantic City steamer. The voyage prompted inspections and rumors of a Cuban expedition, with garcia and his party reportedly aboard the Bermuda. Local officials deny knowledge of a planned Cuban mission.

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Turbulent Conventions Split Delegates in New York

Turbulent scenes at the Twelfth and Fifteenth district conventions led to rival factions electing separate delegates. Police halted clashes as Morton and MeKin teary supporters battled for control, producing two parallel conventions. The split, first in city history, leaves national seating to be decided at St Louis.

Baltimore Republican State Committee Baltimore City St. Louis Choeea New York Coareulivas New Yoas Mareni Greesteral Dietrivta Une Mortons MeKine Tevay Buy C. Clinch Trimporary Panemonium Stukeious Que Isaac If. Newman Vou James Degnan Clinch Degnan Cartwright Alvo Chirpeanen Morton

Explosion at Laflin Rand Powder Mill Shakes Rifton

A powder mill blast near Rifton New York killed five workers and injured many others. Fifty men were on site when the 11 o’clock explosion wrecked the glazer and dry house and sent debris across the town. Police report the bodies of Elias Peterson Julia Jones Emory Decker Norman Decker and Solomon Smalley identified among the remains. The blast destroyed 82000 pounds of powder and caused $20000 in damage. The town’s windows shattered and surrounding buildings burned as fire spread from the wreckage.

Hifton N.Y Kixestox Rifton Elias Peterson Julia Jones Emory Decker Norman Decker Solomon Smalley Ora

France Won't Oppose British Nile Advance After Berthout Talks

France signals limited opposition to British plans on the Nile. A French statement through M. Berthout and the Marquis of Dufferin says the vote was a brief objection summary and not a hostile move. Egyptian battalion departs for front. Italians evacuate Casale. Times notes effect on Italy and Germany.

Mo Berthelot Marquis of Dufferin Dante France Berthetut M. Berthabe Marquis of Daffertta Donbe M. Berthe- Tot Thas Nile Casale Lowcox Timea London Cansola Camals Italy Egypt Times Germany Austria Losnos Paris Daily Telegraph England

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