Florida's scandal legislative committee report summary
Tallahassee officials report a $50,900 treasury shortage and allege Treasurer Collins used state funds to aid private enterprises linked to McConnell and Stockton. The findings urge resignation or removal, with Stockton owing $15,000 to the state and unsecure. The report covers related bank transactions and potential conflicts of interest.
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Serious election riots erupt in Spain during municipal polls
In Madrid serious disorders arise as municipal elections proceed. Bilbao sees violent Socialist demonstrations while Lizares reports a Liberal voter killed. Across Central America, Nicaragua acts to abolish capital punishment from July 1 and moves toward a new postal package service under the February treaty with Germany.
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Dr John W Bull’s Baby Syrup Offers Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Dr John W Bull’s Baby Syrup as a remedy for colic and crying infants. It claims rapid soothing effects after a single dose and cites a testimonial from Annie E Burkhart of Reams town Pennsylvania. The product price is listed as 25 cents.
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Ship Francis Beached to Save Crew off Jersey Coast
A burning BBC Francis left San Francisco January 1 bound for New York. Captain A F Smith and 23 crew escaped to shore at Long Branch after the ship struck the beach at night. The vessel and cargo were a total loss with all on board in clothing only.
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Romeyn to Receive Reprimand for Unsoldierly Conduct
Atlanta May 16 Captain Henry Romeyn will not be fully acquitted by the court martial. He will receive a reprimand for unsoldierly and ungentlemanly conduct after knocking down Lieutenant O'Brien on the parade ground. The court martial largely vindicates him on the remaining charges.
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The Chornski Smith Fight in Broadway Dea th Duell
New York May 10 Denver Ed Smith and Joe Chornski set for a long anticipated Argon ic battle to decide who is the stronger fighter in a Broadway arena. In another report Jim Parker and two others escaped from jail last night wounding the jail district official.
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Wheaton retires after 37 years in U S Army
General Frank Wheaton leaves the United States Army after a 37 year career. News from Lima reports Dr Victor Equiguren may be appointed minister to the United States from Peru. The National Manufacturing Company of Oshkosh Wisconsin is dissolved following a sash trust case. The International Association of Machinists plans a 2500 dollar monument for G W Talbo, originator of the union. An electric storm in Chewelah Washington fatally struck Laura Roiler and Lutie McCormack as they sheltered under a tree. Irene Myer is found choked to death in Pine Bluff Arkansas, a husband suspected but vanished.
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Ravens Deliver Elijah Bread in Time of Famine
A fiery sermon imagines ravens as divine messengers supplying Elijah with bread and meat during drought. The speaker extols God’s provision, contrasts white and black providences, and urges trust in daily needs and eternal mercy amid economic hardship and personal trials. Ravens symbolize unexpected aid and steadfast faith.
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Baseball Records and League Standings in May News
The report compiles baseball standings from the Sattonut, National, Eastern and Atlantic leagues with team records, games, runs and scores. It notes forthcoming games including Louisville vs St Louis and Brooklyn at New York, plus a national interest on American maritime action in Puerto Cortes. Also included are Tennessee Exposition attendance figures and a Delaware dog attack incident involving a White girl.
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Beam Pool Collapse Rumors Hit Pittsburgh Market
May 10 reports spread that the beam pool has collapsed though local makers avoid comment. The pool includes Carnegie Steel, Lackawanna Steel, Illinois Steel, Shenango Steel, and Jones & Laughlin's. Prices are said to have sunk from 1455 to 0.95 cents per pound within a week.
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Count Muravieff Seeks Greece De‑thronement
Copenhagen May 19 The secret struggle at the Russian court continues as Count Muravieff the foreign minister with influence over the czar resists the dowager empress and aims to see the Danish dynasty dethroned in Greece He has persuaded the czar to postpone his tour.
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Queen Regent authorizes loan to fund Cuba and Philippines ops
Madrid May 110 The queen regent issues a decree allowing Spain to raise 8000 pounds secured by customs duties to cover military operations in Cuba and the Philippine Islands.
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