Senate Proceedings on alcohol rebate tax in Marquette debate
The April 25 Senate session in Washinerox reports a near quorum failure with only forty-three present. Debates include the distilling rebate tax on alcohol and the Sundry Civil appropriation bill. Key motions fail 22 to 27, with Republicans Allison Tollet and Poffer voting yes. Funding adjustments include salaries and land/construction appropriations, plus conference demands on several items. Separate briefs note Mayberry Boyd’s Cameron seduction charge and Pearsall cattle theft trial outcomes, with regional judicial actions and a Whitsitt baptism doctrine investigation at Louisville’s Baptist Seminary.
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Burglary Spree Ends With Shootings in Connellsville
In Connellsville Pennsylvania on April 25 three Black men robbed multiple victims over six hours. They fired on pursuing officers and bystanders, killing none but wounding several. Suspects Webster Samuel, Wellington, and an alias from Virginia were captured with burglary tools and lanterns.
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Connellavilla
White Rock
Kia
Hadnock
Table Reid
Webster
Samual Hi
Richmond
Way
John Wellington
Petersburg
Frank Solsson
Connellsvile
Pittsburg
Fairmount
Ceapersdoss
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Wellington
Indian Creek
Solsgon
Louisiana electors show close vote and fraud claims
A Special Wire from New Orleans reports the Louisiana election results are in doubt. Governor Foster leads with returns incomplete and fraud accusations prevail in parish tallies. Democrats may gain a senate majority while the legislature could seat Pharr, with party splits clouding the outcome.
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Lumber and shipping notices from Chicago to New York
Geaxei and Lutcher Moore plan direct Chicago lumber import by rail rather than via New York. Southern Pacific to start transporting lumber to Chicago, with production ready to ship. L Miller Shingle Company closes for repairs until May. High water floods two years of timber, mill to reopen after repairs. Schooner Silas arrives from Galveston with merchandise and will load lumber for Island City. Steamer Dura arrives from Hickory Dui with oak staves and cotton bales, awaiting return cargo upriver.
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New York
Chicago
Lutcher& Moore Company
Rsit
Southern Pacific
L. Miller Shingle Company
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Gov. Wotford
Mafia Members Convicted in Hazleton Region Arson Case
James Passaveda and associates of the Hazleton Mafia Society were convicted of arson and sentenced to twenty years in the Western penitentiary. Passaveda and Camorsni also face extra five year terms for robbery charges. If further cases proceed, the gang faces extended prison time beyond their current terms.
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Seapay Staur
Winkessanre
James Passaveda
Arged
Hazleton
James Catone
Jon Camerant
Alichsel Sporcl
Western Penitentiary
Pascavella
Camorsni
Postoffice Changes and New Establishment in Texas
R. B. Jones named postmaster at Marcelona Wilton county replacing W C Cooper who resigned. A postoffice opens at Runnels Runnels county with Sarah A Nynn as postmistress. Reported by special wire from Washington and Sunpay Tiagr. Also note South Africa troop movement toward Buluwaya with 28 officers 600 men 800 horses and nine machine guns.
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St Marcelona
Wilton County
W. C. Cooper
Runnels
Sarah A. Nynn
Suchor
Buluwaya
Bpochal
Mafreing
South Africa
Texas Lumber Review reports mixed market activity
The Texas Lumber Review notes a quiet week with moderate demand and light shipments. Export prospects show more encouragement than interior sales, and several Beaumont notes detail company meetings, shipments, and personnel movements in the lumber trade.
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Southwestern Fence Company
Village Millaon Wedneadsy
G. N. Mallai
W. M. Rie
A. Rt. McLain
Ro K B. Kelley
J.D. McLain
Mallam
Rice
J. D. McLain
William Rudolf
Pensacosta
Beaumont
Keyser Ca
Gulf
Sabine Puas
Tha Mills
Europe
South America
Texas
Reliance Lumber Company
Buenoa Ayres
Afr
Wiess
Relance
San Antonio
Gol. J. S. Rice
State Penitentiaries
Hig Mill St Hyate
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B. A. Jobogon
Babine
Tobacco Company Defense in New Jersey Antitrust Case
The defense in the American Tobacco company antitrust case was concluded at 3 40 today. Vice Chancellor Need will direct the argument to be heard in Trenton on June 23 26 and 28.
Murder Suspect Sways Town to Lynchings After Tragic Night
Report from April 25 describes a mob in Gossips threatening lynching over a double murder involving Mia Cocking and Horatstar. Joseph Oncking, bound and found semiconscious in a cellar, is the man under suspicion as authorities guard Corking’s home with extra deputies to prevent vigilantism.
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Ulamarr
Mia
Joseph Cocking
Horatstar
Daley Miller
Haoahand
Joseph Oncking
Almach
Cocking
Crorga Warle
Itate
Santhed
Lurid Alabama Duel Ends With Fatal Shot
A street gunfight in Alabama between Frank Coleman of the Argus and R Ey Spragins left Spragins dead and Coleman fatally wounded. The men exchanged shots after a dispute over a published critique of Spragins. Coleman died later. Spragins was arrested. Both men well regarded locally and the incident drew widespread sorrow.
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Lynching threats stir Cranberry as Negroes arm
A wire report from Cranberry near Norfolk notes lynching of a Negro man by locals. Black residents buy firearms and threaten to burn the town amid political tensions and violent clashes. A separate dispatch from LaGrand Texas discusses Democratic primary nominations and gun control within party ranks. Washington reports night sessions and bankruptcy debate to follow. Paris notes revolutionary committees planning May Day demonstrations against the government.
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Baseball Scores From the National and Texas Leagues
Totals from yesterday show Pittsburg 3 Cleveland 6 in the National League. Chicago defeated Cincinnati 5 to 3. Philadelphia beat Brooklyn 9 to 1. Baltimore topped Washington 10 to 2. New York 4 and Boston 7. St Louis 8 over Louisville 3. In the Texas League Austin 6 0 1 2 0 0 0 5 5 Batteries Blackburn Haydon Nis Burris Weckbecker. Fort Worth 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 6 10 Batteries McAlister Stanley Campfield Malkbot. Denison defeated Sherman 12 3.
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CixersNati
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