Election Board Rules in Louisville Area Nulled Votes
The Kentucky state contest board voided and deducted votes cast in Louisville and surrounding counties Martin Johnson and Magoffin. Democratic candidates for state offices were awarded certificates while requests to remove Republican incumbents were denied. The ruling cited alleged election irregularities and federal court conduct as factors in overturning results.
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Prankert
State Contest Board
Iaere
C. DB. Till
Clark County
Robert J. Beeckinridge
Boyle
Gas Ch Coulter
Graves
Wilbur Hager
Boyd
HE. V. McChasney
Livingston
Udge Shackelford
Ismisville
Brown
Evans
United States Grand Jury
Evan
District of Kentucky
Bond
United States
Parr
Beney
Louisville
Oatch
Legislative Committee
Thase
Daeger
Loudinville
Twmnsville
Martin, Johnson and Magoffin
One Trust Collapses Milwaukee Mills Under Receivership
United States Milling Company known as the flour trust faced collapse after Judge Jenkins appointed three receivers in New Jersey. Floating indebtedness reaches 1,095,508 with 141,065 due and 394,350 on demand. Company, formed 1899 with 25,090,000 capital, controls flour interests in West Superior Minneapolis Dunlath New York and New Jersey. Most properties are in Wisconsin. cash in bank is only 1,000 with no receivables to meet obligations.
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Milwaukee
United States Milling Company
The
Flour Trust
Pices
Jenkins
United States Court of New Jersey
George William Ballou
Formexl
West Superior
Minneapolis
Dunlath
New York State
New Jersey
Wisconsia
Lullon
Tis
Suit filed for back taxes against International and Great Northern Trashway
In Antonio on February 27 a suit was filed in the Thirty seventh district court by the State of Texas against the International and Great Northern Trashway company to recover back taxes totaling 1062.60 dollars. The taxes are alleged to be due since 1922 and relate to mules of road in Bexar county.
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Antonio
International and Great Northern Trashway Company
Dallas Woman Burned to Death at Home
Mrs. A C Mitchell daughter of County Commissioner Gov W Neeley died in a fire at her home nine miles west of Dallas She was placing her baby in a cradle when her dress caught fire from the stove flame and she was enveloped in flames She lived about two hours in agony before death.
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Dallas
A C. Mitchell
City adopts tax rate and budget for next year
San Antonio council sets the 10 dollar per 100 valuation tax rate unchanged from last year and increases street maintenance to 0 dollars and parks and fire department upkeep to 8000 and 8000 respectively. Total expenditures reach 100000. In Tronston a Calveston line train wreck near Deep Water caused deaths and injuries.
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San Antonio
Fire Department
Tronston
Calveston
Houston and Northern Railway
Bo Sprague
Democratic National Convention to Kansas City in July
The Democratic National Committee selected Kansas City Missouri as the convention site with July 4 as the date after a 40 to 9 vote against Milwaukee. Kansas City offered $59,000 plus hotel, hall, decorations and music at no cost. Delegates from states and territories will be represented, and reform groups are invited to send delegates. The committee plans to reconvene in Kansas City on July 3.
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Washington
Democrati National Committee
Kansas City
Kiwauk
Bvoin
Cuasirinan Jun¢a
Nny
Wednesdas
Kansas Cty
Aml
Congress of
United States
Alaska
Indiana Territory
Dstrict
Columbia
Reform Ciizure
Kauasas City
Jaly
Populist National Committee Sets May Convention Timing
The Populist National Committee in Lincoln Nebraska on February 2 discussed the date and location for the forthcoming convention. A Texas proposal to fix May as the date was amended to let the committee decide both time and place amid strong Texas opposition calling the move cowardly and weakening the Democrats.
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Lincoln
Neb
F.b
Nateral
Sanater Daler
Texas
Dewocsa
Rfc
Noted physicians and editors die as world events gridiron
Dr. A R Wright a Chicago homeopathic physician dies in Chicago. Harry Weldow longtime Cincinnati Enquirer sports editor dies in Cincinnati. Iufavazea rages in Bark and German cities as cold snaps hit northern regions. Memorial notes include shootings freezes and rail progress across states with multiple named persons and places.
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A. R. Wright
Chicago
Harry Weldow
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cincinnati
Germany
Pierce
Omo
Pokceman
Thomas Kain
Memphs
Pat Griffin
Tadue
Chirk
Wyoming
Arizona
Arkansas
Mississippi
Pomersee
Semstar
Tennessee
Samaary
WM. Comer
Central Railroad of Georgia
Barauillah
Regional party plans clash over 1893 presidential vote
A fragmented report notes a mid May convention split among Kansas City Sioux Falls and Indianapolis factions as they each propose a site for the next Populist National gathering. Sioux Falls is named to host next meeting. General J B Weaver’s 1893 presidential path looms in vote discussions.
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Mittee
Cincinnati
Kansas Cty
Soux
Falla
Intianapolis
J.B Weaver
Aines
Lasree
Ube Bass
E.ch
Train crash in Texas due to misaligned switch causes injuries
A westbound passenger train collided with an eastbound freight near Ollice Minevia Texas on December 26 after a switch remained open. The crew escaped with injuries, with engineers and firemen jumping to safety as carriages damaged. Several passengers were shaken. some were bruised.
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Minevia
Tex
Treichi
Clare
Conduccor Gossett
Easbound
Pastencer
Bacely
D Moerain
C. C. Dovbe
Waasleo
Marshall
Engner
T. E. Watt
Learine Eae
Prisoners Locked in County Jail After Guardhouse Lineup
In El Paso Texas on February 24, Williams Powell, Duncan Kipper, and Leroy Roberts two soldiers from the Twenty-sixth Infantry were moved from Fort Bliss guardhouse by Sheriff Boone and Ranger Bryant to separate cells in the county jail on War Faults Court during a price section. In Dallas on February 24 General Manager Thorne of the Texas and Pacific announced a contract for ten new engines and added new boxcars for the road.
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el Paso
Tex
Williem Powell
Doun Kipper
Leroy Roberts
Twenryifta Infantry
Fort Biss
Sherff Boone
Ranger Bryant
Dallas
Thorne
T. x48
Pacific
E.gnes
Hogs Die Amid Suspected Cholera Outbreak in County
Pars Tez reports a fatal disease among hogs, initially thought cholera, flaring again in the northeastern part of the county. Farm owners urged to monitor swine health and report unusual losses to authorities.
Unscrambled Fragment Promises Direct Manufacture Sales
Fractured text hints at a claim that producers will sell directly to consumers cutting retailers out for full traceable quality. Mentions guaranteed profits, flawless workmanship, and consignments with strict oversight.
British envoy's daughter weds in formal ceremony abroad
Hon Lidian Pauncetorte, daughter of Lord Pounce forte, British ambassador to the United States, married on a recent Saturday. Hon Robert Bromley of Noughamabire, England attended as a guest in a quiet, notable social event.
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Lidian Pauncetorte
Lord Pounce Forte
United States
Martel Ab
Robert Bromley
Noughamabire
England
Tieaffair
Notubie
Justice Joz William Barkhart Dead at Home in Fonston
Joz William Barkhart of Fonston dies at his Travia street residence after a long career as a district judge in the state. He served many years and was widely known in the local community.
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Fonston
William FL
Barkhart
Ctv
Travia Street
Ménacing Crime Linked to Louisiana Case and Denials
In New Orleans on February 24 Handy Davis, a Black man who confessed to murdering a Syrian person near Plaquemine, was hanged at Poins a le Huche. The report also mentions Calhoun Denied Ball in Bryan Texas on February 27 where Dennis Calhoun, accused in the fatal shooting of Policeman Levy Neal, stood for an examining trial and was ordered to jail pending further district court actions.
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New Orleans
Handy Davis
Plaquemioe Farisa
Poins
le Huche
Calhoun
Bryan
Tex
Dennis Calhoun
Levy Neal
J. G. Mivkert
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Guey Wie
Kentucky
E Election Commission
Oual
Dolusea, Marta
Maguila
Dem
Sweeney
S. W. Hager
Walter BR. Day
O. B. Will
Caleb Powers
BF. McChesney
John Burl
I. B. Nall
John W. ‘Brockmorton
Charles B Poyntz
Joho Roulton
Martin &. Youtz
State Board
Coulton
Byron
Norwood Vaughan
Vaughan Forture
Laway
Carter
United States Supreme Court
Oberling ML Carter
Benjamin HF. Pope
Uip
Buffalo
Albert Fulte
Heq
Altemont
Grundy County
Tenn
Pet Noretie
Dr. Pierce
Milwaukeee
Democratic Nations Convention
Admiral Dewey
Tatchow Lattimer
Elyria
Jacob Poindexter
Hopkinsville
Missouri
Maneis
Fabian
Ed Hodges
Frank Connor
Platteville
Wis
Vera Cruz
Mex
Ooliie
Tor Faraer
Pullman
Ark
Thomason
Harlan Whittaker
William
Goebel
Frankfort
Pranklin B. Cildwell
Mainie Hayes
Kithal
New York City
Wash Garrett
Duluth
Minna
Hogansville
Miss Jove
Gap
John Newberry
Phamaton
Ala
Orleans
Sydney
N.S. W
Seldiers
Avwest
Savatha Bhadiawan’s
the &Nufacturer
Reguctiss i
Mendotin
Feltinn
Wato
Walo Wusis Rouse
Broadway
St. Lows
Fort Smith
Shayer
Tas
Reaiv
Rogers
dJudge Thayer
State Trust Company
Joplin
Edward H. Sciies
Misa
Fire
Judge Markhards
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