McLaurin Is Barred From South Carolina Democratic Party
The South Carolina Democratic Executive Committee voted 55 to 0 to bar Senator John McLaurin from the party over alleged misrepresentation. The move followed a debate on loyalty and ethics as Tillman backed the resolution urging McLaurin to tender his resignation from the Senate. The action signals a sharp party rift ahead of the upcoming congressional elections.
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3. C
Leos Tillwan
McLaurin
Democratic State Committee
Democratic Party
Tillman
Congress
John L. A
Arin
South Carolina
National Congress
John McLaurin
Heat Rises Across Regions Amid High Temperatures
The report notes extreme heat with high daytime temperatures across Mis souri Arkansas and Oklahoma, while showers offer little relief. Des Moines and Omaha record elevated highs with persistent heat stress nationwide.
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Yollona Baking
Caron Daly
Arkansas
Oklahoma
A. Des Moines Dubuque Roort
Omaha
Lou
Conspiracy Claim Emerges in Untidy Transcript
Ambiguous notes describe accusations of a conspiracy and a lone man blamed as forsaken. The fragment hints at a broader plot but lacks clear names, dates, or places to identify involved parties or outcomes.
Schley Inquiry Board Forming For September Sitting
Washington July 26 Admiral George Dewey named president of the Schley Court of Inquiry with Rear Admirals Kimberley and Benham as members. First sitting scheduled for September 12 in the Navy Secretary’s reception room. Hearing to be public. proceedings not a trial of Admiral Schley.
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Dewey
Kimberley
Benjam
Washington, D. C
Long
Schley Court of Inquiry
George Dewey
Lewis A. Kimberley
Andrew E. A. Benham
Secretary of the Navy
Crown- Inshield
Schley
Admiral Schley
Santijune
Adm
South Atlantic
Weather News Reports Limited Relief for Corn Belt
Washington reports the last 24 hours brought the best conditions in about six weeks with light rains across western Kansas Nebraska Missouri Iowa Arkansas and parts of Oklahoma and Illinois showers likely to continue. Prospects improve though not yielding immediate relief as forecasts remain uncertain.
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Washington
Corn Belt
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Iowa
Arkansas End
Little
Oklahoma
Sunda
Ilinois
Neece and Simonds in Jail for Murder Trial
After a two day preliminary trial at Carro lton Neece and Simonds were remanded to county jail without bail awaiting the September grand jury. They face murder charges in the August 1899 killing of A J Allen, engineer at the Chicago Burlington and Quincy pumping house near White Hall. Principal witness A Albert Shenkle testified, admitting involvement and detailing movements. He claims the three men obtained over three hundred dollars in gold.
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Engineer Allen
Carrotlton
Robert Neece
Frank Simonds
Jall
A.J Allen
Chicago
Burlington & Quuccy
White Hall
Neece
Simonds
Mide
A. Albert Shenkle
Chester Penitentiary
Shenhle
Allen
Abraham in Egypt and the Pilgrim Faith Tested
The lesson recounts Abraham’s journey toward the promised land, his famines and fears, and his move into Egypt. It notes his doubt despite being a righteous figure, his wife Sarah’s beauty causing danger, and Pharaoh’s rebuke. The episode emphasizes faith tested by worldly peril and divine protection.
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Abraham
Judah
Wloplz
Bunyan
Despont
Promised Land
Egypt
Powlbis
Professor Deds
Dea
Sarah
Pharaoh
Ingras
Public hanging of Charles Anderson at Little Rock
Crowds gathered in Little Rock Arkansas as Charles Anderson was executed by hanging for the March 1900 rape of Mrs. Belle Edwards at a railroad camp near Marche. The sentence was carried out at 11 o'clock on July 37 with the gallows on Cockrell Street, drawing frenzied reactions from spectators and ending in Anderson's death without a struggle.
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Otharies Anderson
Little Rock
Ark
Charles Anderos
Cockrell Street
Statehouse Yard
Anderson
Statehouse
Tt-e
Belle Edwards
Marche
Rock
Noone
Edwards
Edwuare
Attempt to wreck a train near Murphysboro details emerge
John Spangler, a Miners Central section hand, discovered a wrecking attempt on a railroad near Murphysboro. Four men attacked him as he investigated bent bridge posts on the track and two sides of the rail. Spangler stabbed one assailant, fled to Murphysboro, and authorities searched the area overnight. Trainmen suspect four tramp workers were involved and had been dropped off a freight train earlier.
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Spangler
Murphy Aboro
Murphysboro
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