Philadelphia Law and Order Society Denounces Pittsburg Crusade
A Philadelphia leader explains that the Law and Order Society here pursues conservative work like liquor regulation and license defense. He compares Philadelphia's approach to Pittsburg's radical tactics and asserts broad support from clergy and Republicans alike.
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Philadelphia Law and Order Society
Arthur M. Burton
Toe Disparcn
Burton
Pittsburg
Lewis D. Vail
Philadelphia Society
DisPatch
Bear from the Zoo Killed After Huntered Pursuit on Capitol Hill
A three year old escaped grizzly from the zoo roamed near the Pierce Mill road in Washington. A around twenty man posse pursued it through Zoo Park and Park grounds. After a prolonged chase the bear fought back and was fatally shot by Superintendent Blackburn and farmer Routt.
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Washington
Zoo
Pierce Mill Road
Derbar
Yellowstone Park
Beer
Brain
Messrs
Cramer
Rock Creek Park
Zoo Park
Coyle
Houghton
Routt
Dr. Baker
Pierce’s Mill
Louis Tiess
Mr. Hunter
Hess
Hunter
Blackburn
Women Suffragists Clash at New England Meeting
Discontented members denounce the New England Woman's Suffrage Association as a sham amid a lively session. Ellen B Dietrick accuses the group of failures in Massachusetts while Lucy Stone and others defend the society as members plea for toleration and orderly business.
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New England Society
Bostox
New England ‘Woman’s Suffrage Association
Mra Ellen B. Dietrick
New England
Massachusetts
Lucy Stone
New England Association
Police Set at Naught in New Orleans Street Car Strike
New Orleans May 24 report says street cars largely halted as police detail 8 to 15 per car and lines are cut from tracks. Cars are toppled and drivers, including non union workers, beaten while Mayor mobilizes extra officers from Stock and Cotton Exchanges amid a broad strike by several labor organizations.
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New Orleans
Briggs Case ignites General Assembly debate today
In Portland Oregon on May 24 the General Assembly opened a heated session over the proposed sixteenth amendment to the U S Constitution and the Briggs heresy case. The Judicial Committee report and reactions from anti Briggs factions dominated proceedings as the hearing date was set.
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Obe
U. & Constitution
Judicial Committee
Briggs
Vic
W. E. Moore
Tory
New York Presbytery
Bartlett
Washington
Committee On
Standing Committee On Home Missions
McPherson
Chicago
New York
Kansas
Iowa
Minnesota
California
Ilinois
Nebraska
Michigan
The
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Congress
Committee On Aid For Call and Academies
Alexander
San Francisco
Ganze
Ray
Judicial Committee On Appeal
Dr. Briggs
Smith
Buffalo
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Tommittee
General Assembly
Book of Discipline
Southern Presbyterians Denounce Pleasure on Day
At the Southern Presbyterian General Assembly in Hot Springs on May 24 the assembly denounced pleasure travel and reading on the day, urging adherence to religious duties and reflection.
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Hot Springs
Southern Presbyterian General Assembly
Report on Education and Sabbath Observance Postponed
The Committee on Education report on aiding theological students was discussed at length and then postponed. The Sabbath committee urged strict observance of Sunday and opposed secular pursuits and World’s Fair opening on Sunday, with many praying Congress restrict funding to exclude Sunday openings. The report passed by a large majority.
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Committee On Education
Congress
Congressmen in Caucus Agree to Precede Appropriations
Democrats in Washington held a caucus to set order of business with approval to give the annual appropriation bills free right of way. The river and harbor bill was debated. Mr. Hatch opposed the move, but the measure passed by a large majority. Adjournment was planned for as early a date as practicable.
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House
D. C
Congress
Hatch
McMillin
Tennessee
Oon
Clark
Alabama
Hooker
Mississippi
Committee On Rules
Watson and
Kilgore
Cavous
Polk's Will Invalid Perpetuity Childs Polk Place Trust
Nashville May 24 Special. Chancellor Allison voids James K Polk will clause placing Polk place and tomb in the State of Tennessee to endure forever. Heirship argues perpetuity and nobility breach laws. court rules none of testator's intents could be carried out without perpetuity, invalidating the trust and property transfer to heirs.
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Nashville
Tens
Allison
James K. Polk
Polk
Polk Place
Poli Lace
Bynum Boom Shakes Indiana Democratic Delegation
Indianapolis May 24 Special It is announced that a Vice Presidential boom for Congressman W D Bynum has been launched by preconcerted effort from Washington Some Gray supporters fear Bynum aims to destroy Gray s nomination prospects This could trigger a party quarrel in Indiana and hurt Bynum s re election The delegation may split into three factions at the convention
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Indianapolis
W. D. Bynum
Washington
Gray
Bynum
Indiana
Hattie Blaine's Bliss May End In Persia Minister's Marriage
Mr Beale United States Minister to Persia visits this city on leave of absence and may wed Miss Hattie Blaine daughter of Secretary Blaine. He is said to be grandson of Commodore Truxton and son of General Edward Beale. The wedding could occur before society heads to the seashore and mountains.
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Wasn HiInetox
Mr. Beale
United States
Persia
Hattie Blaine
Blaine
Commodore Truxton
United States Navy
Edward Beale
California
Washington
Burglar Returns Loot After Claiming Mother
A Chicago woman confronted a thief who ransacked her bureau then snatched the jewels. The burglar, claiming he had a mother once, returned the plunder and left with a polite bow as police pursued a possible arrest in the case.
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Chicaco
Edward Handrey
Eighty Two Ballots End Without Nomination at Ohio Convention
At Steubenville Ohio on May 24 the Sixteenth Republican Congressional Convention failed to nominate after eighty two ballots. Leaders: Poorman Hollingsworth McCoy Richards with gridlock and dark horse chatter amid a crowded scene in the City Opera House.
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Stevaexvinur
City Opera House
L. Weems
St Clairsville
O. W. Stewart
Lorenzo Danford
W. R. Johnson
Robert Sherrard
Democratic House
Harrison
Major McKinley
C. Morgan
St. Clairsville
C. L. Poorman
Blaine
Armstrong
Monroe County
C. Deford
Judge McCoy
Carrolton
John
Pearce
D. A. Hollingsworth
John M. Cook
Rees G. Richa
Carroll
Monroe
Poorman
Hollingsworth
Carroll McCoy
Hollinworth
Jefferson
Richards
McCoy
Jefferson County
Rich
Cook
Sup
Belmont
Carroll County
Isaac H. Taylor
Taylor
Sherman
John & Pearce
Eckley
Minneapolis
B. N. Linduff
Democratic and People's party fuse in Fourth District meeting
In Emporia Kansas on May 24 the Democratic Convention of the Fourth Congressional district adopted a resolution urging united action with the People's party to overthrow the Republicans. The group adjourned to June 14 for a fusion convention where Levi Dumbauld, an ex Democrat now aligned with the People’s party, is billed as a leading candidate.
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Emporia
Kan
Fourth Congressional District
Democratic
People’s Party
Yes
Levi Dumbauld
People’s Man
Skin Disease Testimony for Coticura Remepizes
Mary McCarthy of 74 New York Avenue Ogdensburg New York reports long standing skin disease on her sister and herself healed after using Coticura Remepizes. She says a single set cured all, and offers the testimonial.
People's party holds Milwaukee convention
The State Convention of the People's party met in Milwaukee as Robert Schilling called the session to order. He referenced the Cincinnati and St. Louis conferences and the upcoming Omaha meeting, signaling plans for the party’s direction.
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Milwaukee
Wis
People’s Party
Robert Schilling
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Omaha
People’s
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