Tribute to Hugh McCulloch and other brief items
Obituary notes former treasury secretary Hugh McCulloch detailing his Maine birth, Indiana life, key posts under Chase Fessenden Arthur and Lincoln, his writings and shift to Democratic views. Also brief dispatches report a freight wreck in Danville Kentucky killing two tramps, Presbyterians plan a 1.03 million fund drive, Catholic missionaries in Cleveland prep for street work, a Danville Virginia local election with only Democrats, and a Shields portrait display of President Cleveland and Emperor William II in New York harbor events.
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Boondoin College
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Arthur
Washington
Mary- Jang
London
New York Tribune
Ohio
Mr. McCulloch
Democratic Party
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Cleveland
Balter Ship Canal
Atra
Kiel
M.ry
West Virginia miners strike and related labor unrest
Reports from Virginia and nearby states describe ongoing strikes by miners led by Lawless in West Virginia and Crue area, urging peaceful protest while demanding better terms. Governors and unions discuss terms amid threats of large scale action, with soldiers sent to the region and talks brokered to avoid violence.
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Crue
McCorkle
Yano
Ateite Merggatt
Corkle
Webb
West Virginia
Lawes
West Virchow
Virginia
Voce
Bentus Yestentay
Ohio
Catumbus
Rutchford
Penns
United Afine Workers
Forlinois
Indiana
New Jersey Legislature Set to Open June Weighs Reform Bills
In Trenton the Senate Investigation Committee plans to present a report and draft bills to curb abuses exposed by the inquiry. The legislature convenes Tuesday, June 4, with sessions limited to considering governor-sent measures and committee recommendations. Officials discuss reducing state expenses, restructuring salaries, and reforming offices including clerks in chancery and the supreme court. The panel also reviews militia costs and calls for tighter economy across departments. The Byam jury in a separate case discharges after deliberating into the night.
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Senate Investigation Committee
Supreme Court
Allen McDermott
Chancery
Benjamin F. Lee
Corbin
Legis Sture
Charles H. Simmerman
Labor Bureau
Summerman
McGuire
Wheat News and Public Finance Signals
In New York a Dun and Bradstreet summary notes wheat may be hurt by May snows and frost yet markets avoid collapse. Western receipts rise, export demand unclear, and frost damage reports mix with insects. failures rise in US and Canada. General Schofield denies presidential candidacy. bond legality rulings in Cleveland set precedent. Albania quake aftermath devastates Paramithia. Fraudulent voters weeded out in Kansas City region.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Enys
United States
Canaia
Bradstreets
Fires threaten Tiangrrone and Iron Mountain towns
A fragmented report notes forest fires near Tiangrrone in Katisay and Iron Mountain area. It mentions Warner Moore & Co. and a dozen hours lost, with other scattered details about a national tobacco workers convention and a sudden death of Lincoln at Hot Springs.
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National Convention of Tobacco Workers
sJssion
Se Louis
American Federiun of Labor
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Lincoln
Hot Springs
Speech Sparks Debate on Finance and National Defense
A May meeting at the Grand Opera House drew crowds to hear W. J. Bryan and Congressman J. M. Al. Jen discuss Secretary Carlisle's policies, gold standards, and bimetallism. Bryan criticizes fixed money systems while highlighting international trade and its effect on sugar bullion pricing.
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Lomchly
J. ML al Jen
Mre
Bryan
Cortish
United States
Mexico
Arta
Engness
Baseball results and boxing notes from May events
Yesterday's baseball games across the Nations League and Eastern League yielded wins for Cincinnati Philadelphia St. Louis and others with Cleveland and Pittsburg delivering tight 13 inning showdowns. Separately Bob Fitzsimmons failed to appear for a scheduled meeting with James J Corbett over the Corbett Fitzsimmons fight prompting Corbett to threaten action if Fitz does not show up. Queen's Birthday honors were announced including knightings and promotions. Volcanic and seismic activity reports from Japan Turkey and California noted ongoing eruptions and new cone formation. The Lucania beat its speed record on a New York to Queenstown run, while a will contest in Brooklyn drew attention to the Baker estate.
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Corbett
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