Southampton election shocks Liberals and tories unite
Report from May 20 describes a sweeping Liberal victory in Southampton, boosting Gladstone and Evans while prompting Tory leaders to claim local factors, and Liberals to say the Irish question dominated the race. The item notes the government’s Irish policy as central to the outcome and hints at broader political ramifications.
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Competition in Mexico signals English German capital rise
In Mexico City English and German capital push new banking ventures and railway control. The Welk Forge Express plans an American bank here. German and English investors back banking, mining, and agriculture. Lionel Cunnen is tipped for top National Railway post as English influence grows. Col Dede departs for Denver amid shifting control.
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True Patriotism and Postwar Allegiance Spanning North South
Gen Gibson reelected U S senator addresses the legislature urging Union constitutional loyalty and acceptance of amendments. Separate items note Ottawa denying compensation to J H Allen for ship Bridgewater seizure. Columbia Ohio and Mississippi reports include Morgan clemency talks, Jackson Confederate monument ceremony, a man’s death on a train, and a physician charged in a fatal poisoning case.
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Methodists elect agents and bishops at New York conference
In New York City the Methodists held their book concern elections with nominations for Western and Eastern agents. Ballots chose Earl Cran ton and William Stowe for Cincinnati and Wisconsin respectively. A missionary bishop to India and Malaysia was elected James M. Thoborn after extensive debate on missions policy. The conference adjourned with secretary nominations remaining.
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FIMZE FIGHTEN NEW JERSEY KAYE KOs SURREY IN FIFTH ROUND
Pallapeventa May 21 report on prize fight between Jimmy Murray of New York and Jimy Hate of Philadelphia in New Jersey. The bout lasted twenty five rounds over almost two hours with Hale the winner by knockout in the fifth round amid crowd applause and bets. Murray weighed 143 pounds vs Hale 134. Hale 6 feet 7 inches, 21 years old, in his third glove bout.
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Powderly Urges Postal Telegraph Petition Drive
General Master Workman Powderly writes to the Howe sub committee on telegraphs urging passage of postal telegraph bills. He says about a million Knights of Labor signed a petition last winter and several million signatures could be gathered. He plans a new blank petition to reach nonmembers and aims to gauge congressional views district by district. He seeks a House vote this session or a clear explanation for delay.
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Peak murder trial resumes as dying declaration barred
In New Jersey May 28 the Peak murder trial resumed after Judge Garrison overruled the prosecuting attorney’s effort to admit Katie Anderson’s dying declaration. Without that testimony the defense faces a weaker case, and the judge’s ruling aligns with state court practice on such evidence.
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