Political Trials in South Carolina Criticized
The New York Sun reports the Republican National Committee condemned efforts to suppress human rights and free suffrage. In South Carolina, federal prosecutions against Democrats failed in three trials, two mistrials and one acquittal directed by a Republican judge. The article questions DOJ leadership and cites the Times correspondent on lacking evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
New York
Republican National Committee
Washington
United States Circuit Court
Columbia
New York Times
Melton
Emory Spren
Georgia
Ue Times
South Carina
United States
Department of Justice
Kansas City and St Louis clash over heaven and democracy
A lively Kansas City Times and Globe-Democrat exchange lampoons St Louis reluctance to reform commerce. It imagines John the Baptist announcing heaven’s kingdom while Missouri’s 50,000 Democratic majority resists joining. The piece mocks St Louis’ business pace and praises Kansas City’s aggressive stance against rivals like Chicago.
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St. Joseph Guxzett
John the Baptist
St. Louis
Old Town
Kansas City Times
Missouri
Kingdom of Heaven
Jackson
Clay County
Frank James
McCullagh
Kansas City
James
Glob-Democrat
Chicago
Great West
Belleville
The Gla Story of a Boston Globe Tale
A fragmentary recounting centers on a girl and a man in a tense dynamic. The woman accuses the man as events unfold with conflicting actions and remorse, ending with uneasy reconciliation and lingering doubt about the man’s claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Globe
Postmasters To Exchange Stamps for Public Use
The Postmaster General directs postmasters to exchange three six cent stamps and stamped envelopes for others from different nations as applications are made. Stamped envelopes will be exchanged at the full current rate.
Keifer ousted as Republican leader on first session day
On the opening day of the session Mr. Keifer faced a leadership revolt as Republicans moved to depose him after a clash over the swearing in of Mr. Skinner of North Carolina. Key figures Cannon, Hiscock, Reed and Belford sided against Keifer, while only Keifer and Calamity Weller opposed his own resolutions. The defection signals a likely end to Keifer's leadership.
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Keifer
House
Skinner
North Carolina
Hiscock
New York
Committee On Elections
Weller
Cannon
Reed
Ohio
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Humphrey
Northcraft
Kenyon’s
T. S. Barton
Abilene
Kansas
Rei
Huwry Litts
Geo. G. Turfman
Bercedon
I. Shockey
Simon Rothschild
Simon
Frank A. Smalley
Vourney
Omier
Cor
Orden
Wentworth & Hull
Prane A. Smalley
Tin
Iron Monitor
Broadway
4Th St
Abilene, Kas
Insurance and
Lancashire
Manchester
England
British Amertea
Toronto
Canada
Fre Association
Philadelphia
Glen Falls
Raub & Jackson
Cedar St
Guynor
Suptle Red Store
A. K. Vanderbilt
Keller
East Third Street
Pres and
Gakes
D. H. Metzger, Pro
Farmers Home
Reriector
Irr
Nobie
Isabelle Hairf
Woodbine
P. D
Kas
C. G. Hawk
Mo, M. Gleissner
Palm Don
Hawk & Gleissner
Piairie Dirilligis
Cali
She
Uwprpstaaw’s
Fourth and Broadway
T. ¢. McInerney
McInerney Block
C. J. McDivitt
Pioneer
Tias
D. G. Smith
M. Nicolay
Coal
Ytine
J. F. Augustine
J. E. Ware
Augustine
F. Augustine
Jenes
Iery
Mrs. Como & Co
CG. F. Worley
DE Harney
Pepa
Ethene
Cedar and
Third Streets
Kaneas
Harry Becker & CO
Wwe
Furst & Bradley
Thompson
Schuttler
Garland
Simmons
Short Notichy
Photographe
Dickinson
J. A. Hansbrough
Frank L. Ball & CO
Second Street, Abilene, Kas
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