Convictions in Capitol Grounds Carrying Case reported
The article notes a verdict against three leaders for carrying in the Capitol grounds. It covers closing arguments by defense and prosecution, references to Cobey movement, and remarks on political opinions in the case. Also mentioned are local political figures, court details, and related political events in St Joseph and nearby areas.
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Attarnes Barnes
Conan
I Nebousha
Ecapetel
Unis
Mullowney
Kunsais
Dimon Sheriff Notice In Guthrie On Wary Suspect
A distorted notice identifies Dimon as a sheriff involved in a local case in Guthrie Oklahoma. It mentions a family house setting incident and a suspect Mary Anton aged 1 ½ years, with phrasing suggesting a missing or wanted person and a prior discharge connected to the event.
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Bry
Dimon
Sherif
Ole
Mary Anton
Guthrie
Amended Tariff Bill Reported With Major Changes
Amended tariff provisions reveal substantial shifts across sugar, tin, iron, glass, tobacco and woolen schedules. The sugar rate tops 40 percent ad valorem with added per pound duties for certain varieties, while iron and steel products face revised rates. Tobacco and cigarette duties rise. woolen and textile schedules also include elevated tariffs. Senator Kyle courted for presidential GOP nod as Kansas festival opens. Colonel Joseph Moore, a builder of Civil War pontoon bridges, dies at 65.
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Menaure
Wasuinaros
Senate
United States
Jawanan Islands
House
Ad Valorem Ts
Judge Parker Faults U S Duty to Indians at Fort Smith
Fort Smith Ark May 9 Judge Parker head federal court for Indian territory stunned grand jury with remarks on broken pledges to Indians. He said government promised farms protections and removal of bandits yet kept none of these pledges, blaming federal duty for the region’s crime wave and urging timely action before relocation.
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Parker
United States
Fort Siri
Ark
Federal
Indian Territory
Grand Jury
Jesepp
R.G. Smith
Ex Speaker Teed Slams Compromise and Tariff Amendments
Maine's Ex Speaker Teed attacks the tariff amendments as a costly consolidation of 400 to 500 changes, urging open public discussion instead of a rushed omnibus bill. Senate finance faces scrutiny after internal critiques and hearings, while broader political tensions unfold across press and public figures.
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Washington
Nspeaker Teed
Maine
Senate
Wilson
House of Representatives
House
Senate Committee
Coxey in Court and Police Blamed for Disorder
In Washington on May 8 the commonweal leaders Browne and Jones faced the police court. Defense attorney Slyman argued the movement was lawful, citing police brutality and Coxey’s restraint. Frank Harper testified Coxey walked quietly, while Coxey described efforts to petition Congress for work laws and noted banners and banners’ handling. A counterfeiting case in Missouri also appeared in brief.
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Teasle
Plains
Heath
Yensy
Rney
Casey
Congress
Bell
Col- Avose
Whitever
Coxey Movement
Asdt
Lushington
Washinatox
Hyman
Browne
Jones
Moses
Tony
Miller
Slyman
Coxey
Frank Harper
Alexandria
Ile
General Coxey
Lut
Allen Coney
Tle
Masillon
Ohio
Washington
Polie
Ifo
Moore
Capitol
Pittshurs
Marshal Browne
Lipscomb
Mitsburg
Allegheny
Congress of
United States
Colonel Bright
Five Civilized Tribes Report Highlights Indian Territory Issues
Senate committee led by Teller presents a preliminary report on the five civilized tribes in Indian Territory. It notes a population imbalance favoring whites, legal and judicial access problems, and the cost of federal courts. The panel urges reform including more judges and better governance while delaying full Dawes Act changes.
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Senate
Teller
Indian Territory
United States
Fortsmith
Ark
Wales
Texas
Sis
Adaim
Dawes Commission
Congress
Frank Russell
Cheboygan Wis
Principles Declared by A P A National Council Session
The American Protective Association national council in Des Moines Iowa adjourned after four days. It adopted a declaration of principles stressing loyalty to Americanism, separation of church and state, support for nonsectarian public schools, opposition to sectarian schools, tax funding restrictions, and limits on immigration and naturalization.
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National Council
Des Moines
Iowa
National Council of the American Protective Association
United States of America
Zonifted States Army Navy
United States
la Orers
Mrs Lease for Congress amid Populist talks in New York
In New York May day events Mrs Mary Elizabeth Lease discusses a Populist bid for Congress. Walter Noe Allen voices support and hints at a Seventh District nomination if Jerry Stimpson stays out. Populists wary of internal factions but see Lease as a potential candidate with broad appeal.
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Parge Yornna
Wan
Walter Noe Allen
Mary Elizabeth
Amon
Mies Lease
Allen
Congress
Laree Hares
Jerry Stimpson
House
Senate
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