Republican politics at Bainbridge Keyes clash drives district split
A lengthy political column from Lafayette County contrasts factions in the second district. It argues for unity behind nominee Hazelton amid Keyes opposition, cites historic party principles, defalcation rates under various administrations, and river and harbor funding debates, claiming the split harms Republican prospects in the upcoming election.
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Dane County
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Mr. Keyes
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Bainbridge
Hazelton
Keyes
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Grani County Herald
Cabinet Gossip and Public Appointments In Washington
The Washington Wire reports a brief cabinet meeting at the White House with no vacancies filled. The president will stay near the soldiers home a week to ten days and has appointed O. P. Ferry to direct Union Pacific, replacing Robert H. Baker. The Psycological Survey notes progress on statistics of various industries, stamps go on sale after January 1, 1883, and postal notices will be printed on envelopes. The president returns in good health. James P. Toe and Lorna Peck receive diplomatic postings. a late note mentions Robert Paine of Cheur Church in Missouri.
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McDowell
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A Cabiester Oourrioted. Taxwrom Oct 90
The jury in the charged case returns a verdict amid a crowded courtroom as details remain unclear. Proceedings show tensions rising as defense and prosecution present fragmented testimony and disputed evidence.
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Taxwrom
Voré Brothers on Trial in Ford Case Murder
In Prarrssoxe Missouri on October 20 crowds filled the court as J C Morris and other witnesses testified in the murder case of Hite. Wood’s body was found buried. skull fractures and wounds were described. Bob Ford, in jail, was implicated as the killer after witnesses placed him at key moments. The testimony included Bl a family and neighbors describing the sequence of events. The court adjourned before verdict.
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de Masters
Justice of the Peace
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The Rees Murderer Arrested
Cincinnati mystery update reports a colored man detained over the Glendale murder of A. W. Hans on Oct 20. The captain, asserting his innocence, claims Moers was arrested earlier, while Harris allegedly committed the robbery. Glendale residents Greuque and Ginsu doubt the captain’s guilt, and the captain and his father face jail for other charges.
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Maine Prohibition Advocate Speaks in Milwaukee
Mitcherra Oct 20 Hon Nes Dow of Maine argued for statewide prohibition before a large Milwaukee audience. He cited Maine success, economy gains, and social improvements, claiming liquor control reduced crime and improved farms and schools while cost of traffic fell. He urged applying Maine’s rules to broader liquor regulation for the public good.
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England
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The Senatorship and Local Deaths in Brief
Oregon legislature ballots for senator throughout the afternoon with Democrats seeking adjournment and Republicans holding strength on the 26th ballot as Mitchell lingers at 20, Dolph 25, others scattering. Henry City Maynard, eight years Western Union Telegraph manager, dies at Geneva Lake Wisconsin after illness. Two men arrested in Minnesota for murder. Pinkerton detective involvement noted. New Year area notes report 117 failures last week with seven in the city and 110 elsewhere.
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Five Negroes Hanged After Georgia Riot
Eastuay, Ga. Oct. 20. At 1 o clock Eidally Powell Simon OGuinn Jos King Bob Dopnalson and Ei Moore, five Negroes, were hanged in the rail yard for complicity in the riot that occurred Aug 6 at camp meeting. A white man James Harvard was beaten and shot by the mob. Women started the arson that fed the mob. No rescue attempt. about fifty Negroes were in town. Detachment of marines from Macon provided protection.
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The Horicon Murder Dispatch Describes Assault Suspect
Horicon police issued a description of the assault suspect: a man about five seven or eight, ~40, dark hair, thin mustache, dark gray clothes and a black overcoat. A liberal reward is offered for his capture. Milwaukee Democratic Ticket Nominates Local Officials. The Oct 20 report lists Sheriff, Clerk, Treasurer, District Attorney, County Clerk, Register of Deeds, Coroner, and County Surveyor nominees with names Bentley Foley Clark Gerlach and others. East Chicago abandoneds a plan for a one city summer resort at the head of Lake Michigan, noted as a grand scheme with vast expenditure.
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Deteriorated News Fragments From Towns Report Local Incidents
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