Kentucky Senate in Two Rooms as Worthington Sits and Goebel Rules
In Frankfort two rival Kentucky senates met in the same hall arguing over the fusion bill and Worthington chair rulings. Goebel temporarily held the chair amid a clash with Worthington and Silver Democrats. A compromise followed and both bodies adjourned with the dispute unresolved. Bank president Scheffer indicted for grand larceny over a $6473 overdraft. In Charleston a federal case questions South Carolina liquor law as Vanderceck Co seeks an injunction against enforcement measures.
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Bronston
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Senate
Senator Bronston
South Carolina
Charleston
Dr Ball's Pills Sold For Dyspepsia and Biliousness
An advertisement touts Dr Ball's Pills as a cure for dyspepsia liver and kidney trouble. Testimonial from T J Burke of Davenport endorses the remedy. Pills cost a dime to a quarter per box and are sold by A C Meyer & Co Baltimore. Beware counterfeit Box day strike note appears.
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John W. Ball
A.C. Meyer & Co
Baltimore
Murder Charge Against Luetgert Stuns Chicago
Adolph L Luetgert a well known sausage maker was arrested on a murder charged claiming he killed his wife and disposed of her body in his Diver sey Street factory including a vat with chemicals Two gold rings including the wedding band were found in the vat police say he choked her and threw her body into a vat then into a furnace for disposal The case centers on rings found in the factory vat and Luetgert’s failed business and attempts to gain access to the plant
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Chicago
Adolph L. Luetgert
Luetgert
Diversey Street
Cuban relief and Cuban belligerency vote clash in Senate
Washington's Cuban relief plan faces rapid House action as Senator Morgan's belligerency resolution provokes party lines. President McKinley urges $50,000 for distressed Americans in Cuba, while the Senate debates war with Spain and possible vetoes amid tariff timetable pressure.
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Fall of Domokos Forces Boldly Retreat Before Turkish Advance
Greek forces under Edhem Pasha advance toward Domokos with heavy fighting reported at Epirus. The Greek right wing retreats under pressure as Turkish forces press from Thessaly, while sources in Athens describe heavy casualties and strategic concern over a possible Turkish cut between Greek armies. Reports note widespread public reaction and governmental anxieties as the conflict continues.
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Infant Harry Lydard Taken to St Vincent's Asylum
County Constable John W. Simpson reported taking infant Harry Lydard to St Vincent's Infant Asylum in Baltimore this morning after bringing him to the institution.
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John W. Simpson
St. Vincent's Infant Asylum
Baltimore
Harry 8. Lydard
Pennsylvania's Highways Bill for Road Improvements Introduced
A bill to appropriate 1.000,000 for state road improvements under a supervisor system was introduced in Harrisburg. Distribution to county boards follows road mileage, with caps from local taxation. Provisions include 1,699 for a books clerk and 2,000 for postage and contingencies, plus related amendments and defeated measures in the session.
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Hamiliton Road
Marin
Committee of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Boards of Supervisors
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Lawrence
Hammond
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Andrews
Baseball results and a fatal quarrel in Lancaster
Yesterday's major and minor league scores are listed for multiple cities including Pillsburgh Pittsburg and Cincinnati. A Lancaster report notes Rev. Lewis Wyatt died from injuries after a quarrel in which Henry Armstead Wyatt allegedly struck him with a brick. Armstead is jailed awaiting murder charges.
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Lancaster
Lewis Wyatt
Henry Armstead Wyatt
Virginia
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Wyatt
Wratt
The Key Monument Association Meeting
The Key Monument Association held a meeting at the Y M C A with President Wm C Birely in chair. The Doyle sculpture contract was reviewed for completion by June 14 1893 and funds are being raised with a 5 cent pledge from G A R members and auxiliaries. Committees led by Mrs F McKinsey Mrs A L Esder Mrs Belen Schley Mrs Lillian Anders and Miss Clara Knauff were formed to oversee work. Contributions continue and about 22000 dollars are expected to be in hand before completion.
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Wm. C. Birely
Alexander Doyle
New York
G. A
F. McKinsey
A. L. Esder
Belen Schley
Lillian Anders
Clara Knauff
Presbyterian General Assembly Opens in Charlotte
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States meets Thursday at First Church Charlotte. Rev Dr Howerton leads, Rev Dr Maillard presides, and the assembly marks the 250th anniversary of the Westminster Confession. Delegates from 75 presbyteries unite 2783 churches and 210539 communicants with nearly $2,000,000 given last year. Notable addresses by James D. Thomas of Sykesville and Charles W. Dorsey of Baltimore help honor the Westminster Assembly.
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Iy Jsmes
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Sykesvile
Charles W. Dorsey
Manufacturers’ National Bank of Baltimore
Wreck Injures Local Men Near Pueblo Colorado
Mr Milton Trundie brother of Jozeph Frandis of this city was injured in a Western railroad wreck near Pueblo Colorado three weeks ago Frandis a chief clerk in the railroad postal service was en route to Pashia He survived the wreck with a smashed arm and severe bruises and cuts Frandis resides in Kansas City.
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Jozeph Frandis
Western
Pueblo
Colorado
Frandis
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Pashia
Kansas City
Mammoth Carp Spotted by Children in Carroll Creek
Several young boys discovered four to five large carp in Carroll Creek near Onion Knitting Mills and attempted to capture them. One fish, estimated at about twenty five pounds, swung at a boy and nearly knocked him over. however none of the carp were caught.
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