End of Evidence in Gordon-Cumming Trial Draws Crowds
London dispatch reports the ongoing Gordon-Cumming trial where the judge expects verdict next Tuesday. Testimony before the court recalls baccarat cheating claims at Tranby Croft with Mrs Lycett Green and Mrs Arthur Wilson. Lord Coventry testifies as relations and stakes are discussed.
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Lycett Green
Bowles
Green
Arthur Wilson
Arthur Stanley Wilson
Sir Charles Russell
Charles Russell
Tranby Croft
Mes Wilson
Sir William Gordon
Mra Wilson
Witnesses testify to card cheating rumors at Tranby Croft
The Earl of Coventry details testimonies about Sir William Gordon-Cumming and others at Tranby Croft in September. He notes accusations of cheating at baccarat, discussions about a silence agreement, and the Prince of Wales being warned of deceptive conduct tied to the scandal.
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J Loupon
Law Courts
William Gor Bir Wellem Gordon-Cumming
Gill
Lord Middleton
Prince of Wales
Larry Coleridge
Arthus Wie
Lycett Green
William Gordon-Cumming
Arthur Wilson
Tranbeett Green
Arthur Witait
Mr. Green
Owen Williams
Edward Somerset
Arthur Stanley Wilson
William Gordonreet
Ventry
Green
Earl of Coventry
William
Charles Russell
Sir Edward
Earl of Coven
General Williams
Gordon- Cumming
Tranby Croft
Lyvett Green
Havin
Charles Russe
Arthur Keats
Gloomy Baccarat Mystery Narrated In Courtroom Notes
Mrs Arthur Wilson faces unraveling of the baccarat mystery as testimony unfolds with prejudiced views. Crom examining Mrs Lycett Green resumes after jury review of the Prince of Wales counter. Mrs Green appears nervous while Sir Edward Clarke probes a tense cross examination in a case noted by The Dispatch Classifieds tease Investors and buyers.
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William Gordon-Cumming
Edward Clarke
Owen
Owen Williams
Lycett Green
Wilton
Prince of Wales
Not a New Party Yet Plans of the Farmers Alliance
A late telegram from New York reports President Polk clarifying the Farmers Alliance stance toward a third party. He says members act as individuals, not as an Alliance, while the movement pushes reforms nationwide including in Ohio. summaries show rapid Alliance growth in Oklahoma Mississippi Dakota Iowa and California with thousands added since December.
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New York
Farmers’ Alliance
People's Party
Democratic Party
J. H. Tillman
The
Alliance
Order
Cincinnati
the Ring
L. L. Polk
Third Party
Friends of Reform
Cincinnati Conference
Friends of Reformers
Polk
Washington
Wihich
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Dakota
Ornla
Febronse
Memabe Aenean
Oe Nations
Alliances Grow Across States Amid Expansion Efforts
New alliances and counties reported with net increases in several states. In Virginia and New York the movement gains momentum as memberships rise. organizers push for statewide sections and upcoming June and August gatherings.
Blaine at Bar Harbor Gains Strength for August Return
Secretary Blaine rests at Stanwood in Bar Harbor with family nearby. Doctors and friends report he is steadily improving after a gout flare, plans to resume duties at the State Department by August, while remaining quietly at the seaside retreat and commuting to Ellsworth for visits.
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Bak Haron
Blaine
Stanwood
James G. Blaine, Jr
Coppinger
Hattie Blaine
Europe
Damrosch
Mr. Blaine
Senator Hale
Hale
Sun
State Department
Bar Harbor
Sister in law of president wins large pension
Chicago June 5 Mrs Elizabeth T Harrison widow of Archibald J Harrison lieutenant colonel of the Twenty seventh Indiana Volunteers received 8329 93 in pay pension. The claim, initiated long ago, was approved in Washington within the last three weeks after a bitter campaign, dating back to President Arthur's era.
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Chicago
Elizabeth T. Harrison
Archibald J. Harrison
Twenty
Indiana Volunteers
Washington
Harrison
Arthur
Cleveland
Har- Ton
Takterebabe
Depew Advocates Higher Education At Cincinnati Commencement
Chauncey M. Depew spoke at Cincinnati University commencement at Pike's Opera House urging multiplicit colleges in America. He argued higher education is a duty not a privilege, and that colleges act as insurance against anarchy. He contrasted European and American funding, favoring building and expansion over mere hospital repair.
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Cincinnati
America
Europe
Battle With Infuriated Bull Over In Indiana
Jeffersonville Indiana June William Chastind of Holman faced a raging bull in a solo encounter. Attacked and thrown down the man clung to the animal's horns for about 15 minutes until help arrived. He lost consciousness but is expected to recover.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
William Chastind
Holman
Mobbed Clergyman After Portage Trial Violence
Reverend Mordy, a noted preacher, prosecuted six hotel keepers in Portage for violations of new laws. He secured a conviction but was mobbed on leaving the courtroom and beat badly. liquor men threaten to renew the attack.
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Wisstree
Mordy
Portage
Harvard Athletes Face Fines In Liquor Raid At Cambridge
Harvard students including Arthur J. Cumnock and other Alpha Delta Phi members pleaded guilty to maintaining liquor nuisance after a Cambridge raid. Fines totaled 1625 dollars with several captains and marshals named among the offenders. The incident sparks questions about Harvard class society ties to Greek fraternities and possible expulsion of the Harvard Alpha Delta Phi chapter from the national fraternity.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Ewen Alpha Delta Phi Club
Arthur J. Cumnock
Anes
Stephen van Rensselaer Crosby
Dud
Dudley " Dean
L. A. Frothingham
Dean
James A. Lowell
Lowell
Jacob Wendell Jr
Francis Wilson
Barnie Trafford
R. Bishop
James C. Case Francis
Blake
Samuel C. Lew
J. W. Cumming
B. M. Devain
Horatio Hathaway
Alpha Delta Phi
Duapier
Fough
Alpha Delta Phi Society
Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity
Harvard Society
Harvard Chapter
Delta Phi
Carpenter Visits Mexican Burial Place In The Dispatch Preview
The Dispatch features a photographer's tour of a Mexican burial site with thousands of exposed skeletons and photographs of Aztec mummies in tomorrow's big issue.
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Carpenter
THE
Dispatch
Chicago women contest world fair board race for Miss Cousins
A Chicago committee of professional and business women headed by Ellen A. Martin and Dr Frances Dickinson issued a statement on Miss Phoebe Cousins case. They described the secretaryship contest for the World’s Fair Board of Lady Managers as a matter on Cousins’ own behalf and for her welfare.
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Lady Agers
Catherine Waugh McCulloch
Chicago
B. Waite
William P. Black
Robert R. E. Rae
Ellen A. Martin
Frances Dickinson
Phoebe Cousins
Lady Managers
Cousins
Wielf
Itata Case May Prolong Navy Action in Chilean Arms Transfer
Legal experts doubt a strong case under neutrality laws against the Itata. Potential charges include contempt of court and illegal sailing without clearance, likely resulting in fines rather than vessel forfeiture. Attorney General Miller awaits transfer of the ship to U.S. authorities in San Diego. Admiral McCann’s reports adjust the location of arms transfer near San Clemente Island.
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Wasnixeton
Jonesry
Chile
San Diego
San
Mexico
Esmeralda
Acapulco
Uni
McCann
Robert
Minnie
Attomney
Miller
At of Justice
Navy Department
Admiral McCann
Iquique
Statia
San Clemente Island
San Diego Harbor
Inmate David R. Smith Keeps Cincinnati Society Badge
David R. Smith, inmate at City Farm Hospital, claims as last surviving member of his family to belong to the Society of the Cincinnati. He recounts a stroke paralyzing him, his lineage through General Samuel A. Smith, and notes the society dwindling to about 28 or 30 members nationwide with no Pittsburg members.
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David R. Smith
City Farm Hospital
Society of the Cincinnati
City Farm
David ER. Smith
Society
Smith
Disratch
Samuel A. Smith
Washington
Kittanning
Maryland
Mr. Smith
Chicago
Pittsburg
AeeeeSeabern
the Society of the Cincinnati
America
Linaepe
General Washington
Brutal principal accused after schoolyard assault
A. K. Mc Alpin principal of Cayuga Lake Military Academy Aurora is charged after an incident at the academy. Charles Kellogg 14 of Buffalo and George Deramaer of Erie Pa were attacked while inside the building with a large hickory club. Kellogg suffered a severe head wound and is described as badly pummeled while Deramaer is listed in serious condition. The principal fled after a chase and attempts at quieting the matter are noted.
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Burrao
A. K. McAlpin
Cayuga Lake Military Academy
Aurora
Charles Kellogg
Buffalo
George Deramaer
Erie
Ree
McAlpin
Syracuse
Charles
Deramaer
Ogg
Deremaer
Train Struck by Tornado Near Crothersville
A passenger train on the Indianapolis and Louisville line derailed as a tornado struck near Crothersville last night. Moments before impact the engine and cars swayed violently and passengers were injured. details remain unclear as reports are incomplete.
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Jeffersonville, Isp
Indianapolis
Louisville
Crothersville
Dee Lehman Bener Peeegge
Lummis Travel Letters Debut in The Dispatch
The Dispatch plans a debut of Lummis travel letters across the continent. The engaging series promises to charm young readers with vivid scenes and firsthand impressions from his journey.
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Lummis
Sunken Hollows Replace Eyes in Newborn Case
A New York infant born to Mr and Mrs Adolph Tucker displayed sunken hollows where eyes should be. Doctors noted a radio eye on the right side but no apparent left eye. Dr Weeks predicted the child would remain blind, marking an unprecedented case.
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New York
Adolph Tucker
Weeks
Dalzell Cheers Unanimous GOP Club Support in Philadelphia
Congressmen Dalzell praises the unanimity of the Republican clubs in Pennsylvania after a Stretford dinner. He calls the movement a sincere gratification and notes the expansion to 16 Pittsburgh clubs strengthens the party as it moves toward November.
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Philadelphia
John Dalzell
Italians Killed by Gas Telegram Newswire
A telegram from Clean dated June 5 reports an Italian entering Allegany with news that two Italians were killed by gas nearby. The message claims escape attempts and a capture near the Erie area, with business interests noted for the dispatch.
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Dispatom
Allegany
Erie
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