Salt River and Salt River vicinity issues in Senate inquiry
Senate discussing bids for war immem from Great Lakes shipyards and a treasury directive on powder stores in New York harbor. House debates river and harbor appropriation plus a Salt River survey and embankment snag. pension bills limited progress. Baseball scores from Washington base and other regional items accompany.
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Carlisle Candidacy Presented By Kentucky Democrats
Frankfort May 6. Senator J G Carlisle's candidacy was officially presented to Kentucky Democrats by a caucus of supporters. Resolutions urged the party to rally behind Carlisle to win the national contest, with the state delegation slated to Chicago to support him. The meeting was presided by state senator McCain.
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Fire devastates Schwarzchild & Sulzberger block in New York
A major fire destroyed the Schwarzchild & Sulzberger meat block spanning First Avenue to the East River between 45th and 46th Streets. The four story buildings housed 700 bullocks and 700 sheep in the slaughter area. Loss estimated at 800 thousand to 1 million dollars. two firemen injured. Nearby explosions scattered boiling fat as flames spread through the square.
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Southern Baptist convention opens in Atlanta with nine hundred delegates
The Southern Baptist convention met in Trinity Church Atlanta with 950 delegates and about 2000 attendees. Judge Haralson of Alabama was elected president, with Joshua Levering, Gov. Northen, Gov. Eagle, and L. L. Foster as vice presidents. Reports showed 365 home missionaries, 11,000 church additions, and $114,000 raised for foreign missions. The gathering featured welcome addresses by Rev. Dr. Hawthorn and Gov. Northen, and a strong opening sermon by Rev. Dr. Hatcher.
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Across the Water and scattered local notices
Reports from Loxpox include a defenseless woman assaulted in an old railway carriage and a police search for the attacker. Other items cover a cruel stepmother case in which a child suffered lengthy torture, royal birthday events, regional farming and political notes, a Confederate memorial rail fare, local business ads, and various personal notices and sports results.
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