Regents Reply to Tillman on Lunatic Asylum Charges
The Board of Regents defends its management of the asylum in a letter to Governor Tillman. It denies neglect of duty and contends monthly meetings were held, inspections performed, and food and farm operations properly overseen, citing ward visits and contracts as proof. The regents note the committee acted without notice and call most adverse testimony from discharged or disgruntled staff, asserting improvements were underway and documented in farm reports.
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Columbia
4. C
Board of Asylum Regents
Tillman
Legislative Investigating Committee
BR. Tillman
Board of Regents
Legislative Committee
Legislative
Board of Regents orders response on superintendent charges
Date shows a net profit of 48.50 dollars. In reference to charges directly affecting the Superintendent and officers in charge, testimony has been placed in their hands with a week to prepare an answer and report to the board by order of the Board of Regents signed by B. W Tayrion, President.
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Board of Regent
B. W Tayrion
Democratic Clubs plan active education campaign
The National Association of Democratic Clubs will organize aggressive education drives in every voting precinct as Campaign of Education restarts. Chairman Wilson will tour to coordinate with state and local groups visiting St Paul Fargo Helena Tacoma Walla Walla Portland and other cities before returning to arrange further stops.
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Wasumaron
National Association of Democratic Clubs
Representative Wilson
West Virginia
Lawrence Gardner
National Association
Wilson
Ife
St Paul
Minnesota Democratic Association
North Dakota Airl and ‘Tax Association
Fargo
Democratic Society of Montana
Ilelena
Washington Democrats
Tacoma
Washington
Democratic Society of
Willa Walla
Portland
Oden
Utah
Torpedo Attack Sinks Gunboat Pilcomayo in Valparaiso Harbor
Private advices report the insurgent gunboat Pilcomayo blown up by a government torpedo boat in Valparaiso harbor. The government says 135 crew were lost. rebels claim 30, including the captain, were rescued. The torpedo boat attacked the Pilcomayo after mistaking it for the Blanco Encalada amid harbor firing.
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San Francisco
Valparaiso
Panama
Pilcomayo
Ieomayo
Blanco
Fair
Inhuman Man and Wyfe. Italian Family Tragedy in New York
In Ibboken at about 1 15 this morning Angelo Gaboth 85 of New York murdered his mother in law dangerously stabbed his father in law and was then killed by Conoquito Chinchella his brother in law. Gaboth likely visited the house to rob and murder with his wife aiding. Mrs Gaboth shielded her husband receiving wounds as did her brother both used a stiletto. the elder Chinchella likely to die. All are Italians.
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New York
Ibboken Ab
Angelo Gaboth
Conoquito Chinehella
Gaboth
Chinchella
Astilleto
Ali
Poisoning toll rises from Lyndon wedding feast
Louisville reports another wedding feast poisoning case. V D Snooks, father of the groom, dies at Eminence. Win Terry of Anchorage is expected to die. At a Lyndon boarding house ice cream and strawberries sickened Mrs Janes and others. Davis was severely affected but all are recovering.
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Louisvville
Lyndon
V. DD. Snooks
Win
Terry
Anchorage
J.C. Janes
Mrs. Janes
Lena Janes
Monroe Janes
Lafayett Janes
J. W. Davis
Vpadlueah
Russell Janes
J. Bagley
Hite Shepperd
Davis
Three Rowers Drown After Squall Turns Boat
A squall overturned a Leader Rowing Club shell on the Hamilton harbour injuring two crewmen. I W Oxenham and H Campbell were drowned while Sir Stewart McInnes was revived after being grappled for. The incident occurred during an evening practice.
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Hamilton
Ont
Leader Rowing Club
I. W. Oxenham
8. Campbell
Sir Stewart McInnes
Five Laborers Poisoned At Iowa Lumber Yard Well
Burlington reports five workers from Gilbert Loge Co's lumber yard poisoned after drinking water from an old well. Several others are not expected to survive, with sewerage contamination cited as the cause.
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Burlington
Iowa
Gilbert, Loge & Co
Federal Jurisdiction Declared in Coosaw Case by Judge Simonton
Judge Simonton affirms federal jurisdiction in the Coosaw matter, ruling the suit removable as a federal question arising from alleged contract impairment by South Carolina acts. The decision notes removal questions, bond filing, and the abstention from comity considerations, with remand possible if jurisdiction is not shown.
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S.C
Simonton
United States
Circuit Courts
Circuit Court
States
South Carolina
Circuit Court of the United States
South Carolin
Charis TL Simonton
U.S
Woman shoots slander defendant in North Carolina case
In Murphy North Carolina Miss Sallie Holland shot W Cagle after learning he fled to Tennessee to avoid a warrant for slander. Cagle was wounded in the shoulder but not seriously. Holland was disarmed as four men restrained her. Cagle fled with relatives guarding him.
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Owen
Cagle
Fury
Bloodshed and riots flare in Pennsylvania coal region
A report from Uniontown and Payette County describes violent clashes as strikers confront deputies near Adelaide and Leith. A Hungarian girl was killed, deputies wounded, and evictions planned with thousands gathering for socialist speeches. Several clashes and arrests follow, with ongoing mass meetings and heightened tensions.
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Uniontown
Company C
Payette County
Adelaide
McCormick
Amon
Company
Auspechil
Scottdile
Alexander Jones
August Delebar
Journeymen
Pakers’ and Confectioners’ Union
Hass
Jame McBride
Knights of Labor
Boand
Alex Jones
Ile
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Parker
James Keegan
Womago
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Connellsville
Congress Debates Tariff and Immigration at Kansas City Meeting
A stormy Commercial Congress session in Kansas City discussed free silver, a revenue tariff, and immigration limits. Delegates sparred over currency, waterways, and national policies with minority and majority reports clashing amid partisan accusations and a tense hall atmosphere.
Death Rate Rising in New York Grip Epidemic
The Parei aot Will Statistics for the past twenty four hours end noon today shows the mortality to be the greatest day this year. The number of deaths was 227 with twenty two from grip. Total grip related deaths to date are 51. Policemen on the sick list show a downward trend today.
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Neaw York
Pareaiot
Grip
Charleston Man Sentenced as He Struggles With Judge
In Charleston on April 22 Sim Johnson, a Black man, was sentenced for assaulting Iva Bailey a white woman. After sentencing he made a violent attempt to kill Judge Snyder, a melee followed and Johnson was dragged away. the judge escaped serious injury.
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W.va
Sim Johnson
Iva Bailey
Snyder
Johnson
Onhers
Poxyan
Col
Charles Swotseysd
Vinod Pol Place Company
Joorvabde
Atesatiy Fy
Ile
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Listin
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Woman Kidnapped by Two Negroes in Suburban Assault
Two armed men accosted Miss Lizzie Sullivan as she walked with Mr Dixon in a northeastern city suburb. They dragged her toward the outskirts, robbed her, and fled after a commotion prompted pursuit by white residents. Miss Sullivan’s condition was described as fainting. Police and volunteers searched the area. several suspects were seized for questioning but later released.
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Cuarldroy
S.C
Sullivan
Pieneeraes
Lient
Anid
Political letters stir party lines in national debate
A prominent ex president urges unity and calls for informed voters. The discussion centers on the silver question, monetary policy, and potential presidential veto power. Supporters stress education of the public to avoid party manipulation and to ensure clear choices before voting.
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