Dispensary Case Upheld as State Law Unconstitutional
A South Carolina federal court ruled the state dispensary and registration laws unconstitutional. Judge Goff held the laws discriminate against out of state liquor purchases and imports, hindering the rights of citizens to obtain products from other states. Injunctions against State Liquor Commissioner Mixson and others were dismissed as they had purged contempt. The ruling boosts opponents of the dispensary system while state authorities vow to continue the fight. Governor Evans may pursue seizures to test the injunction.
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The Striking Miners Week At A Glance
A wide collection of brief dispatches covers the Virginia West area labor stoppages from the coal fields to industrial centers. Reports include miners marching, militia activity by General Holley, and protests affecting Wheeling and nearby rail hubs. Also noted are international peace negotiations, law and order incidents, and a string of criminal cases and trials with local and national implications.
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Nuggets of News From Across the Nation
A wide state turnout attends the silver convention in Waco Texas. The New York legislature passes a birthday celebration for Abraham Lincoln. Dan Browthers moves from the Baltimore Baseball Club to Louisville to play first base for the Colonels. The American Protective Association holds its seventh annual convention in Milwaukee with radical action anticipated. Commodore E E Porter retires as navy leader and Philadelphia naval home governor. Steerage fares from New York to Liverpool rise from 15 to 17, with further reductions expected. Hawaii reports political tensions, especially from a numerically strong Japanese minority.
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Penrose investigation clears Philadelphia judge scope widened
The Pennsylvani a senate committee led by Mr Andrews of Crawford proposed an investigation into Philadelphia municipal affairs. The effort aims to probe administration and avoid partisan balance. Democrats protest the committee snub while appointments for counsel and a chair loom as lawmakers adjourn awaiting legislation.
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Yesterday's Baseball Results in Satwest and More
Yesterday's scores include AUST Cours hosting Pittsburg 5 to 9, Cipcipasu New York 10 to 5, Louisville Philadelphia 6 to 4, Chicago Washington 5 to 0, Springfield 6 to 5, Carbondale 7 to 1, Harrisburg 4 to 7, and readings of other league games. Also reports Tracey knocks out Cavanaugh in Galveston, plus bandit raid near Tyron, a fatal wall collapse in Hazleton, and various international notes from Nicaragua to Britain.
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Price confession claims Price killed Sallie Deae in woods
May 9 report from Baltimore details final statement by Price, convict in the Denton murder of Miss Sallie Dean. He admits striking her with a stone, burying remains, and hiding the crime while casting blame on Grant Corkran due to a grudge and influence. He says a Baltimore letter prompted the confession. corkran faced unjust suspicion earlier.
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Duel over Delaware senator taints May session turmoil
A long May session in Dover ends with no senator chosen as Roth Higgins and Addrehs Deserted in Sontest amid heavy balloting and a proposed Dupont substitution. Hiram R. Bortod's name reemerges. 42 ballots cast. Elsewhere in Pennsylvania and nearby states, jurors face bribery suspicions in a murder case, Stabbed in Self Defense case proceeds, and Secretary Gresham improves as train fatalities occur in Pittston.
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