Republican Clubs at Louisville Convention in May
Louisville May 10. Young Republicans of the United States filled Macmiley theatre for a league convention with full seats and standing room, as Andrew Cowan chaired the session and James Clarkson of Iowa delivered his annual address. The scene featured a starry platform, garlands, and a large audience, while nationwide party fervor ran high.
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Louisville
United States
Macmiley Theatre
League of Republican Clubs
Spicious
Doxos
Kentucky
W. J. Crawford
Newport
Augustus B. Wilson
Andrew Cowan
Humphrey
James 8. Clarkson
Iowa
League
Clarkson
Will
Stevens
Depew Widow Elise Hexerman Depew Dies at 84 in New York
Elise Hexerman Depew widow of Chauncey Depew dies at home in New York after illness. she was 84, formerly Miss Elise Hexerman, married to Chauncey Depew in 181 and mother to Chauncey Depew Jr. Known for charitable and religious work, funeral plans pending at St Bartholomew's Church. The report also notes other contemporaneous obituaries and notices from May.
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Nord
Teerman Depew
Chiemeny
M. Depew
Gio
Depew
Elise Hexerman
Mr. Depew
Chauncey Depew
Mes. Depew
Basiante
St. Bartholomew's Epistocyel Church
We'elucka
St. Barthlomew
Grind Central Depot
Peekskill
Train wreck and multiple deaths at Lafayette Indiana
A Chicago to Lafayette run Big Four train wrecked at the Lafayette station after brake failure. Ten killed and many injured as cars piled at the depot. Debris blocked yards as authorities launch an investigation into the disaster. Additional reports recount a separate steamboat boiler explosion on the Mississippi near Camp Illinois with dozens dead or dying and many injured.
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Ohio
Lavaverti
Ind
Tan Ti
Lafayette
Chicago
Michael Szatsi
Acvists
Udwait
Yrrie
Bau Lafayette
OTN
Gerrelson
Weap
Tier
Wawa
John
Albinis
Nice
Elateiin York Pragedy Ends Harris Execution
Carlyle W Harris was electrocuted at 12:40 after being convicted of murdering Helen Ports. The execution proceeded with a final statement claiming innocence. Warden, the chair, and the crowd observed as the 1,700 volt current was applied twice daily, lasting 2 seconds then 5534 seconds until death.
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Sixo Sisu
Carlyle W. Harris
Helen Ports
Hatrig
Dean
Carlyly WY. Bana
Darston
Harris
Thoneh
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Ss. L. Harris
N. Dakota
Exchange Hotel
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