Rowdy Republican Convention Riot in Texas and New York
In Avsis Texas on March 27 the Republican convention adjourned after a violent clash as McKinley supporters faced Reed and Altizon delegates. The floor fight erupted with armed guards, injuring several, while the party split over delegates to St Louis and electors. Street railway tensions in another city flared over contract terms, as crews balked at promises. Outlaws clashed with deputies near Potsat Oklahoma, leaving one outlaw dead and a deputy wounded, while a ballroom brawl in another state left a string of injuries amid a love triangle. Governor Altgeld faced an indictment in Illinois for neglecting to display the state flag, and Haitian President Hippolyte’s death was confirmed by cable.
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Sinus
Sincis
Haring
McElley
McKinley
Berg
Tommitay
Cuney
Republican Party
Se Louis
N. W. Guney
Galveston
Allon
W. K. Makemson
Rorgetown
Reed
E. H. Terrell
San Antonio
Allison
C. B H. Ferguson
Richmond
George C. Clifford
Eugene Marshall
Dallas
St. Louis
John Grant
Sherman
Frank Hamilton
Austin
S. L. Smith
Colorado
W. E. Davis
Fort Worth
P. Horn
A. A. Caldwell
St. Sowacz
Mich
Josiah Simpkins
Mackinaw Island
Langies
Hiss Ory
Aone Metirath
Lewse
Titan
Langtyn
Tos
Mulienth
Allamihe
Langdon
Ashin Uleve White
Oeney
Aly
Fidestainens
Girard Menue
Veld Langton
Guarder
Lanell
Wis
Income Tax For Franct and Other Jurisdictions
A garbled summary lists tax proposals and rates, detailing an income tax plan with five heads taxed at different rates, exemptions, and a proposed house tax reform. It mentions Ministerial and parliamentary actions, and notes on exemptions and the impact on various taxpayers, including specific rate figures and timelines. It also covers church discipline cases, pigeon racing results, an artist election, and various international items.
Legislative Session Ends With Constitutional Amendments Discussed
The one hundred twentieth legislature adjourned after a long session of eleven weeks. It adopted several constitutional amendments including biennial elections and a division of counties into assembly districts, while failing to pass the division of counties into districts and other key bills. Notable measures passed cover tax equality inquiry, park and pollution oversight, and wage timing, with many reforms pending approval by a future legislature.
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Scot
Senate
House
Congress
Cuba
Verousse
Court of Common Pleas
Supreme Court
Pglieades Park
Pasaaic Pollution Commission
The
West Jersey Game Protective Association
Fish and Game
Township School Law
Harrison and Kearney
Erie
United States Pipe Line Company
Wrecks and Fires Hit Midwest and Indiana
A Shelby Indiana railroad wreck mangled an unknown man beyond recognition. Forest fires near Black River Falls Wisconsin damaged a Medora Indiana saloon, causing thousands in losses. In a separate incident Andy Dorms died and Johr Almer was arrested after an assault. A French tariff bill would apply to Madagascar. Probate judge B W Thompson of Stoddard County Missouri vanished after cashing a 131200 check in Cairo Tennessee.
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Shelby
Ind
Black River Falls
Wis
Medora
Andy Dorms
Adar
Johr
Almer
Madagascar
BR. W. Thompson
Stoddard County
Cairo
Tis
Nat
Booths Ballington split over American Volunteers plan
March reports show Mrs Ballington Booth lecturing on Slum and shelter work in large cities. Differences with Ballington Booth's father and husband sparked talk of breaking from the old organization. The plan to unite under a London base was rejected, with peacemakers sent to America and talks continuing amid internal tension.
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Primates
Amelia
America
Ballington
Tendon
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Mystery of Trum to Unclaimed Guants Trunk Found
An unknown man’s body was found in a trunk purchased from Wakem & McLaughlin's warehouse at 64 North Water Street. The man, aged 40 to 60, appears to have been packed with red dust and oilcloth wrappings, suggesting possible medical college origins. The case involves Michigan Central Railroad custody and police investigation.
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Cutcaco
Wakem & Mclaughho
North Water Street
GNM Morgan
Jaferon Court
Chicago
J. Wallace Wakeom
Wapehoties
Wald
Colag
Stock and Produce Markets Close Mixed on NY and Philadelphia Exchanges
Markets show varied closes with some advances and irregulars as traders monitor futures and spot prices. Notable activity includes oats, corn, hay, beef, pork, and dairy futures with vegetables and livestock quotes reflecting differing demand. cash grains and live cattle also feature in the day’s reports.
Annie Bygrath's Duplicity and Poison Plot Unfolds
A tangled tale emerges from Philadelphia and surrounding notes detailing Annie Bygrath's alleged duplicity with Langdon and prior fiances. Reports describe seduction, staged gifts, and a suspected poisoning plot, with claims of a failed engagement and a controversial liaison strategy.
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