Cedar Keys Mayor Fled as Marshal Arrests Looting Ruler
Four deputy U S Marshals came to Cedar Keys Florida to arrest Mayor W W Cottrell and City Marshal Mitchell on assault and interference charges in a long reign of terror. Mitchell was captured. Cottrell remains elusive and believed armed and dangerous.
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Cedar Keys, Fla
Czpar Keys
Fun
United States
W. W. Cottrell
Mitchell
Pinkerton
Cottrell
Marshal Mitchell
Cedar Keys
Elin
Cottrello
Beyond State Laws The Brooks Law and Constitutional Remedy
Local lawyers debate the scope of the original package decision with calls to amend the Constitution. Rumors say Finches may open branch houses in Washington and Findleyville to ship liquor to Ohio. others discuss licenses, replacements, and possible wholesale routes. State figures like Mr. Finch and Mr. Lippincott are quoted on feasibility and risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Finches
Washington
Findleyville
Ohio
W. E. Lippincott
Smithfield Street
Finch
Lippincott
Jd. K. Durr
Bertram Strier
Southside
South Twelfth Street
Jacob Rhode
Strier
Supreme Court
United States
Christy Soya
Lawyers debate extent of original package ruling on liquor
Amid uproar after the Supreme Court decision on importing liquor in the original package, lawyers and officials in Pittsburgh discuss whether non residents or citizens may import and sell liquor. Major A M Brown argues only a constitutional change can stop it, while others interpret the ruling differently and warn of broad consequences for state laws and prohibition efforts.
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Major Brown
Congress
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
West Virginia
Liquor Trade Fears Over Original Package Ruling
Pittsburgh liquor men react to a Supreme Court decision on original package sales. They expect potential branch houses and imports to challenge state licenses, while Chief Brown vows arrest of violators and enforcement of state laws. Industry leaders weigh impact on prices and competition.
Fragmentary note on public opinion and quoting
A partial text discusses public reaction to a quote and the idea of expressing an opinion. It references general sentiment and the attempt to avoid misquotation in reporting. The fragment mentions mathematics and a vehicle but lacks full context or clear facts.
Trouble in the Senate on a BIN covering imported liquors
Senate measures include a bill to subject imported liquors to state laws. Iowa’s Wilson reports the bill from the Judiciary Committee and urges early consideration. Hoar notes the ruling limits state interference with interstate liquor but he favors broader health and safety coverage. The debate raises sharp exchanges between Plumb and Hoar.
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Horn
Plomb
Senate
Bill
Wilson
Iowa
Judiciary Committee
Hoar
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Edmunds
West
Plumb
Original Package Case Opens in Bangor Court
In Bangor Maine on May 14 the first original package case was heard in the Municipal Court. Officers seized a 16 gallon and an 8 gallon keg of ale from James McGuire's storehouse. McGuire testified he acted as an agent receiving liquor from Massachusetts to sell in packages. Judge Brett said a decision would be delivered in two days.
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F. C. McGirr
W. D. Moore
Slagle
Sewickley
Collier
Mayes
Bangor
James McGuire
McGuire
Massachusetts
Brett
Bayne
Bynum
Committee On Ways and Means
Candler
House
Perry details in tariff clash over Campbell perjury claim
Washington May 14. In the tariff debate James Campbell of Pittsburg a glass worker faces attack over alleged false affidavits. Indiana's Bynum denounces him as a perjurer while Bayne defends his character, testimony and public reputation cited.
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Yesterdsy Bynum
Iadison
James Campbell
Wilson
West Virginia
Bayne
Campbell
Islor
WaAshinoton
McMillen
Tennessee
Pittsburg
Bergen
New Jersey
Bynum
Indiana
Harrison
Pennsylvania
Sqn and Means
Seeee'e
House of Representatives
Mr. Wilson
Campbell Strikes Back In A Diatribe Over Sworn Testimony
The article recounts Mr. Campbell defending himself against accusations by Messrs. Bynum and Wilson. He claims their statements are lies and asserts he issued affidavits supporting his account. He recalls meeting them in February 1888 while in Washington with the Glassworkers Association, and notes discussing wages in Europe versus the United States.
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Bynum
Wilson
Campbell
Messrs
Messrs. Bynum
Washington
Glassworkers’ Association
Heb
Messrs. Bynum and Wilson
Ways and Means Committee
Europe
United States
England
Pittsburg
Wheeling Intelligencer
Important Question Raised at Railway Conductors Convention
Rochester May 14. Three hundred twenty delegates of the order of Railway Conductors met in a five hour session at City Hall to review annual reports. Public details were scarce as delegates debated strikes and the impact of a no strike rule on the order’s influence with railways.
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Railway Conductors’ Convention
Mprecial
Rocugster
Order of Railway Conductors
Victory for Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Workers in Indiana
Quiet rumors of trouble ended as Grand Chief Sargent and the Federated Railway Employes council secured recognition. An agreement raised passenger engineer pay to 32 1/1 cents a mile, freight engineers to 4 cents, and boosted firemen to 54 percent of engineer wages, with seniority guiding promotions.
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Tallent
Terre Haute
Ixpd
Ohio and Mississippi
Sargent
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Barnard
Cincinnati
Arthur
Supreme Council of Federation of Railway Employes
Consolidated
Federated Council
Milton fire's tenth anniversary parade marks ruin to resilience
May 14 Milton Pennsylvania marked the tenth anniversary of the 1880 Milton fire. Special trains carried visitors from Williamsport Lock Haven Renovo Lewisburg Harrisburg Northumberland and Sunbury. About 20 000 crowded the streets as fire company hose carts banners and bands led a parade commemorating the blaze that destroyed 400 plus houses and left 600 families homeless. The historic Pollock mansion was among the oldest buildings lost.
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Milton
Mi.tox, Pa
Willamsport
Lock Haven
Renovo
Lewisburg
Harrisburg
Northumberland
Sunbury
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Bands of Music
Pollock
Youthful Misanthrope Ends Life After Debating Club
In Denver May 14 a 17-year-old James J Mosier from the Attic Debating Society of the High School failed in a prize essay and after declining an ice cream party returned home and shot himself through the heart. A suicide note pleads forgiveness and bids farewell to friends and family.
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Denver
Attic Debating Society
James J. Mosier
Alt
Steve
Essie
Harry James
Himsa
Book publishers form big school press combine
The American School Book Company created by Antwerp Bragg Co D Appleton Co A B Barnes Co and Ivison Phinney Co has acquired controlling interest in the Standard School Book Company of St Louis The Standard holds copyrights for Indiana law titles but Indiana contractor argues the contract with the state remains in force as if the Standard outfit had not joined the combination.
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St. Louis
New American School Book Company
Antwerp
Bragg & Co
Cincinnati
D. Appleton & Co
Barnes & Co
Ivison, Phinney &Co
New York
Standard School Book Company
Standard
Indiana
Governor Buckner Repeals Paducah Woodenware Charter
In FreanxfortEy on May 14 Governor Buckner signed a bill repealing the Paducah Woodenware Company charter a fatal blow to a noted lottery scheme run by Smith of Cinslaney who owned the franchise and operations in Oeviewion under SOP.
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Freanxfort
Buckner
Paducah
Lotapelienaig Smith
Cinslaney
SOP
Injunction Bars Olcott and Huntington Over Railway Scheme
New York May 14 Judge O'Brien granted an injunction restraining Frederick P Olcott C P Huntington and others from taking any action under the organisation scheme of the Houston and Texas Central Railway Company.
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New York
O’brien
Frederick P. Olcott
C. P. Huntington
Houston and Texas Central Railway Company
Rail freight woes spark Pittsburgh coal trade debate
Chicago and Pittsburgh coal dealers urge big cuts in all-rail rates to revive Chicago demand. They describe river and lake shipping tricks to bypass prohibitive $225 per ton rail rate, warn of a looming coal miners strike and report firms seeking rate reductions to $175 per ton to restore profitable trade.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
ICAGO
Thera Dlinors
Mononenhela
Market Coal Company
Lyle, Crow & Co
Cincinnati
Marmet
Brazil
Chi
Richardson & Co
Now Against Harrison and Gallinger in NH Politics
Washington dispatch reports ex-Congressman Gallinger seconded Benjamin Harrison in 1888 but fell from favor after friction over patronage. The President sought reconciliation with Gallinger, inviting him to dine and offer a favor, yet Gallinger left angered and unlikely to aid Harrison again.
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Indiana
Washington
Chicago
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Benjamin Harrison
Harrison
William E. Chandler
New Hampshire Republican State Central Committee
Tennessee
White House
Ard
Comenorse
Chandler
Senate
Ben Harrison
Revisionist Moderator Leads Presbyterian Assembly Skirmish
Saratoga May 14 The annual General Assembly meeting opens with a focus on revising the creed. About 530 commissioners attend from across the United States including 270 clergymen and 260 ruling elders. A revisionist moderator is anticipated and pamphlets by a Presbyterian clergyman circulate amid prayers and heated discussion.
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Saratoga
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
United States
Allans
Cortain
I Ming
Buggs
Wallace Replies on Cleveland and Pennsylvania Politics
Ex-Senator Wallace replies to a Leader editor’s question about opposition to Mr. Cleveland. He says as a Democrat he cannot oppose Cleveland and sees no Cleveland or anti-Cleveland faction in the state. He expects Democrats to support the party in the forthcoming state convention and election.
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Wilkesbaree
Evening Leader
Wallace
Cleveland
Leader
Pennsylvania
Pattison
American Ticket Brokers Association Holds Twelfth Annual Meeting
INDIANAPOLIS May 14 The twelfth annual meeting of the American Ticket Brokers Association convened in this city today. The group reports spending 1625 24 last year to oppose hostile legislation while anticipating harmonious proceedings and successful efforts against adverse bills.
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Indianapolis
American Ticket Brokers’ Association
Legicati Oes
A Respectable Failure in Bucket Shop Shuffle
Special telegram from New York reports bucket shop figure Doran of New Street staged a mock audit to reveal he could pay only 12 cents on the dollar. Patrons watched as the spokesman proclaimed the settlement, drawing cheers for a departure from the usual exit with the bank.
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Bucket Shop
New York
Wall Street
Doran
New Street
Fatal River Accident at New Bridge Caisson Capsizes
Louisvitxz Kentucky May 14 A caisson at the new bridge capsized this afternoon killing one man and injuring several others Ed McDonald a corker was inside the caisson with 14 men at work. The structure turned over as timbers snapped and missing workers include Charles ers and random a corker Joseph Wathen corker. Injured men Ed McDonald Tom Hennessy Pat O’Brien Ed Griffin and Wm Rhodes were evacuated by boats from shore.
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Simpatee Charles Aers
Random
Corker
Joseph Wathen
Ed McDonald
Tom Hennessy
Pat O’brien
Ed Griffin
Wm. Rhodes
Three Candidates Hustling to Obtain the Nomination in Erie District
A Telegram from Erie notes Congress campaign activity with Hon. Matthew Griswold set to announce his candidacy in the Dispatch. Other contenders include Editor W. Plumb of the Corry Flyer and Rev. Mr. Lowing, editor of the Linesville Herald. Farmers party officials discussed reannouncing Rese aton but have not decided on entry.
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Erie
Dispatch
Entre
Matthew Griswold
Culbertson
Congress
W. ©. Plumb
Corry Flyer
Mr. Lowing
Linesville Herald
Farmers’ Party
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Tax Dispatch
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W. J
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T. D. Casey
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A. E. Lippencott
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Bennett Bros
A. Guekenheimer & Bros
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Joseph Wainwright
Tva
Maine
Great School
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Illinois Steel Company
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Toledo
Presbyterian Assembly
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