Balmaceda Tyrant Eyed In Chile Despotism Report
New York June 22 United Press outlines investigations by three Chilean witnesses into Balmaceda s brutal rule in Santiago Valparaiso and elsewhere detailing red marks on houses forced labor and terror tactics including tagging and random punishments. Port au Prince turmoil follows as President Lys Polyte claws at power while foreign diplomats protest.
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New York
Chile
Balmaceda
United Press
Santiago
Dalmaceda
Valparaiso
Galmaceda
Ile
Port-Au-Prince
Lippolyte
Haytien
Gage
Blufl
Fred. Douglass
Ippolyte
Hippolyte
Trippolyte
Richmond Chamber Adopts Davis Monument Resolutions
A meeting of the Richmond Chamber of Commerce and the Davis Monument association approved four resolutions from Mayor Kilyson and Gen. Weyton Wise. They authorize a committee to secure permanent interment for Mr. Davis and to plan collections for a Jefferson Davis monument, to be turned over to the Jefferson Davis Monument association or other appropriate parties depending on location.
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Richmond
Ricia Mono
Chamber of Commerce
Davis Monument Association
Kilyson
Weyton Wise
Davis
Jefferson Davis
Jefferson Davis Monument Association
Virginia
Jealous Divorced Husband Attacks Man After Ball
In Avousta Georgia two o'clock this morning Leo Schiwarts was struck by Burnett after a ball at Schuetzenplatz. Burnett felled Schiwarts fracturing his skull and is at large. Burnett objects to his wife’s attention to other men after a divorce was granted. In Richland Centre Wisconsin Irwin Fowler confessed involvement in the May 1888 murders of Reuben Drake his wife and two grandchildren. Fowler implicates Jeff Bowker and Frank and Elijah Carey, raising fears of further violence locally.
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Avousta
Leo, Schiwarts
Richland Centre
Wis
Irwin Fowler
Viola
Richland County
Reuben Drake
Andrew Grandstaff
Fowler
Jeff Bowker
Frank
Elijah Carey
Jowler
Aiken
S. G
South Carolina
Augusta
Charleston
Ilamburg
Ile
Ban Antonio
Tex
J. C. Carr
House of Representatives
Washington
Rio Grande
Edwards County
Colored patrons face evasion tricks in Indiana restaurant tale
An Indianapolis report recounts a waiter who refuses service to colored customers by quoting inflated prices. The piece also describes two fare bills used to circumvent anti discrimination laws in Washington and notes a Chicago hotel incident where a black waiter refused a nobleman. The sensational account ends with a judge upholding the price-evasion verdict.
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Washington
Ile
Chicago
Simm
Weather Bulletin Warns Poor Cotton Prospects In SC
The weekly SC weather service report notes normal rainfall and average sunshine but warns cotton stands are poor on sandy lands and much of the crop is in the grass or ruined. Corn prospects improve, oats yield is high though area down, and early rice planting lagged due to rains but rice is now growing well.
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South Carolina Weather Service
United States Signal Service
Democratic State Convention Renominates Governor Boies
The Democratic State Convention at Oworowa Iowa renominated Governor Boies by acclamation. The ticket includes J L Bestow as Lieutenant Governor L G Kinne on the Supreme Court J B Knoep ler for Superintendent of Schools Peter A Day as Railroad Commissioner The platform calls for repeal of the prohibitory liquor law a guarded license tax law Australian voting system state and national railroad regulation direct US Senator election free silver coinage broad pensions and opposition to the McKinley bill It also condemns wasteful appropriations and urges liberal funding for the World's Columbia Exposition.
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Oworowa
Iowa
Boies
J. L. Bestow
Supreme Court
L. G. Kinne
J.B. Knoepler
Peter A. Day
United States
Lowa
Campaign Launch for People's Party in Ohio
Springfield opens with a mass meeting to start a statewide campaign. The effort targets building legislative power to block Senator Sherman’s re-election as the new party sets a wave of village meetings through the campaign.
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Springfield
New People’s Party
Sherman
National Union gains signficance warns party leaders
The New York Herald argues the Cincinnati gathering of the Farmers Alliance Knights of Labor and other groups marks a national political shift born from farm and wage earner grievances. It suggests a broader movement could influence future elections and party strategy beyond any single third party outcome.
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New York
New York Herald
National Union
Cincinnati
The
Herald
Ohio
Farmers’ Alliance
Knights of Labor
West
Nsither
Jury verdict against Government over hat trimming duties
Meyer and Dickinson win 3632.40 from the Government in a test suit over duties on hat trimming materials. The decision could affect 320000000 to 30000000 in duties collected nationwide and may be appealed to the Supreme Court.
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Philedelpula
Meyer & Dickingen
Supreme Court
Meyer & Dickinson
Langfeldt
New York
Mdelholm
Collector
Southern Educational Association Meeting Excursions Planned
Travelers from Columbia can join a 1 1/3 cent per mile rail rate to Lookout Mountain Tennessee for the Southern Educational Association meeting on July 8. Round trip Columbia 16, hotel options from 150 to 5 per day. Toronto trip via Clyde line or West Shore rail with varied rates. Kensington hotel in Toronto as Southern HQ.
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The
Southern Educational Association
Lookout Mountain
Chattanooga
W. J. Thackston
Columbia
Reid House
H. D. Slutfaker
Manmoth Cave
Toronto
James Edgerton
Charleston
New York
West Shore Road
Itudion
Iotel Kensington
Ag Southern
N. J. Hill
Mulefight in Smith Shop Ends with Possible Poison Death
In Sebewalng Michigan a mule attacked shoeer Heyman after being shoed. Heyman and three helpers struggled to restrain the animal, which bit his nose and cheek before Heyman was knocked down. Doctors fear poison from foam may kill him. Nearby a separate storm tragedy in Norfolk, Nebraska reports a boy Miles drowning while guiding others to safety, with two girls also perishing.
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Sebewalng
Mich
Teyman
Heyman
Ileyman
Neyman
Omaia
New
Miles
Norfolk
Cora Stamlin
Anna Cox
Surplus Vanishes as Treasury Reports Deficit Signals
June 18 report from Washington shows cash balance of 1 230 000 after deducting 322 029 000 in banks and 20 250 000 in fractional silver. Expenditures exceed revenues by 8 188 824 so far this month, pension payments alone surpassing receipts. Treasury officials expect a heavier month but a small surplus by month end. Cabinet meets June 26 to discuss finances and continued silver coinage post July 1 amid calls to extend 41% loan. A separate note details a drowning near Ley Bay as Bear crew dies offshore. meanwhile ads push Patent medicine claims and a bedroom set price offer.
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Wasmixaron
D. C
Jordan
Treasury
Foster
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
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Rudini
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Savannah
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Thomas Steam
Talbott & Sons
OLD Dominion Corn Mills
V. C. Badham
ColumaBia
Talbott
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Equitable
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Rock Hill, 8. C
FP. H. Hyatt
F. H. Hyatt
Columbia, 8. C
Mechanical Department
W. H L. Gibbes, Jr., & Co
D. P. Duncan
W. H. Gibbs, Jr., & CO
W. H. Gibbes, Jr. & CO
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Carmi
G. F. Lockwoon
Express
Fege
Regulator Co
Atlanta
Terry M
anHvinre
BCAA
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Cato
Rane
PnMense
L. F. Padgett
Propelor Windpelt
Liz Brow
Ssomian
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Dake
Htaehe
Indigestion
Debility Mit Weston
Tales Py Pop
Audan Tehri
TSR Ours
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the Murray Drug Co
Columbia, S. A
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Lippmana Block
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