Governor Morrill in the 1880s Senate Race Debate
The State Journal reports a heated discussion over Governor Morrill and his potential renomination amid party factionalism. Deland and Peters push back as Crumb and Reynolds weigh in, while Cain and Chaousqua counties signal support for Morrill.
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Morrill
Mor
Bam Peters
Seth bin
Adeida Sexualus
Elier
Maine
At State Journal
Deland
Geratorhal
Slice
Mori
Gut Judes Peters
Akan
Hut Fito
Delian
Murrill
Reynolds
Chauvasqua
Lélisid
Central Aumenities
Amit
Senatorial Question Looms As Lambert Reports Suitors
The passage discusses potential candidates for the senatorial race and mentions Lee Lambert, Hood, and others. It notes speculation about who will run, with lambert noting Hood may be a candidate and that Nemesy Civnda and Maher have urged candidacy. The piece reflects city political maneuvering and potential stock purchases connected to a national bank in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Lambert
Hood
LE Lambert
Sperses
Cazipulen
United Statens
Bettie
Nemesy
Romelit
Hicks for May Weather Forecast with Rain and Tornado Risk
Forecast predicts a stormy May with rain and tornadoes. Mentions St Louis area and potential severe weather patterns across several days, noting unsettled conditions and recurring storm activity through the month.
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St. Louis
Ston
Merle UK
Cobahtderk Iis
Corey So
Rats
Shewthaf Bay
Berumeter
Serle
Ponmide Saint
Gail
Slie Commiery
Cochran Hurt In Bicycle Accident At Central Park
Burke Cockran, a well known news poli Hetun, was badly bruised with contusions after a bicycle collision in Central Park May 1. He fell on the hard roadway and was treated at Roosevelt Hospital. he planned to return home after attending to recovery.
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Comerensruin
Burke Cockran
Hetun
Central Park
Roosevals Bumpital
Indurien
Cockray
Receiver Status Unclear In Capital Case
Fragmentary report notes no receiver today as capital case details remain unsettled. Mentions Lumthe applying for a receiver and a successor to be named if settlement via payment of clair occurs, referencing ex-Guyetaur involvement.
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al Joes
Zoological Expedition Near Puget Sound Explored
A zoological expedition linked to the Unifermity Party proceeds toward Puget Sound region with observers noting expected fieldwork. The effort involves researchers from New York and other areas as they assess marine life and coastal conditions with plans for roles and oversight during the voyage.
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Tumbin
Puget Sound
New York
Mary L
Onuarbia Univer
Pera
Font Eiraa
Charce
Tomer Vale
Leland Charges Over Gubernatorial Plot In 1594
Cr Leland accuses A W Smith of offering to withdraw support in 1894 for Morrill, amid a heated confrontation with a Kansas City Star correspondent. The alleged bribery offer was said to be 2299 to derail support for Morrill. Leland claims the interview appeared in a Newton morning paper.
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Leland
Stew Journal
Kansas City Star
Sitaliet
Panter
W. Smith
Tayiot
Mewton G. A. HL
Smith
Pearsesleet Morrill
Liinsid
A. W.smith
Newton
Borrill
Wais
Remierion
Morrill
Hill Meets Tillman in Washington Turbulent Senate Session
Senator Tillman and Hill clash in Washington as President Cleveland era policies are debated. Tillman criticizes administration while Hill defends funding and New Deal era stance, with sharp exchanges on spending and reform.
Boyd Case Summary Reveals Unknown Spouse and Family Ties
In a puzzling 19th century case, a grey haired woman details her two decade marriage, unclear profession, and a troubled family history. The testimony references Mr. Alike I Boyd of Quincy and a 16 year old daughter, with questions about her late husband’s identity and business dealings. The record hints at contested accusations and ongoing legal scrutiny.
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Judine Hesin
Boyd
Reading Foreclosure Case Invalidates Debt Interest
The United States circuit court in Philadelphia on May 1 issued a foreclosure decree against Philadelphia and Heading Rallized, relating to a mortgage linked to Avex and secured by trusts for James Bell and other bondholders. The decision orders payment of modification and interest related to default, totaling around $40 in principal.
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Fudge Achance
Phiadelphia
Acheson
Etreuit
Philadelphia
Philadelph
Pennsylvenis Company
Nauranne
Avex
James Bell
Decrease Battleships Senate Adopts Naval Bill Amendment
The Senate adopts Senator Godman amendment to the naval bill reducing battleship numbers from four to two by a MA vote. Tolliver foods incident reports a man killed by poisoning. judge Minick presided. India drought worsens as distress spreads in frontier provinces, with 200000 workers affected.
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Senate
Senator Gonnan
Washington
Selan
Godman
Feduelee
Tolliver Foods
Beery
W. B. Minick
Tre Srotlvessness
Tolliver
Record of Atrocity From Havana Shootings Near Campo Florida
World correspondent reports mass killings near Havana where peaceful white men were shot without trial. Victims include Margarito Zersas, Ramon Castelionox, Faqain Medis, Joan Tonjas, Manet Marries, Domingo Dugetas, Jesus Gchag Hedlgwex, and others. Bodies reportedly left on roadsides near Gunns Fipeida and Minas. witnesses say the violence spans multiple districts and involves farmers, merchants, and laborers.
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New York
Séoda
Cuba
Havana
Campo Florida
Chiaile Cejes
Sherman
Joan Tonjas
Fellerman
Manet
S Tarred
Faraver
Domingo Dugetas
Prague
Jesus Gchag -Hedlgwex
Sinel
Betrevn
Gunns Fipeida
Minas
Margerita Verein
MY Collin
J. Cobdstiing
Benigg Surdence
Tured
Carmen Spntent Itmbel
Casitlo
Rutt
Witte
Jans Wenel
J Cabrera
Jesus Miyte
Aranipetare
Marlin Boe
Slnele
Andrea Culllama
Leonaride Licram
Jusestierres Andag
Curhtad Koya
Editorial Fire Over Lewelling and Breidenthal War
A clipped excerpt from the Ottawa Journal outlines a heated political feud between Costigan and Breidenthal of the Populist state and Lewelling allies. It cites editorials accusing Breidenthal of abuse and attacks against Lewelling’s supporters, plus a defense of Costigan’s stance. Also noted is a May 1 report: fourteen presidential postmasters’ terms expiring in May, with one in June and about thirty up for change, plus a brief police notice regarding a runaway boy inquiry.
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Costigan
J. Costigan
Ottawa Journal
Breidenthal
Ben Gazette
Ottawa
Lewelling
Tle
Lewellina
Ee Costigan
St Breidenthal
Hansas
Hrettenthal
Cokvcac
Ismne
State Penitentiary
Lewelting
Cy Leland
Custi
Morrill
van Gay
Fale Baimulertt Mutua
Breideithal
Anvont
Evan
Washington
Phere Sire No Tin Porsant
Postmeeter
Nin Missions
Moet Tipurtat
Pebdinke Batian
St Paul
Battle Over Seating of Women at Methodist Conference
In Cleveland the four year Methodist Episcopal convention opened with a clash over seating women delegates. Lydia A. Himball’s nomination sparked protests as ministers debated credentials, with tempers rising and a motion to restrain the issue. A committee will examine eligibility while debates continue. a packed Central Armory hosted delegates from Norway, Sweden, Japan and other nations.
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Cleveland
Bowtie
Methodist Epicopal Church
Central Armory
Itz
Norway
Sweden
Japan
Newell
Wa Studs
England
Poe
Ites
William Burt
Rone, Taly
Johop Taylor
Africa Real
Upham
Drew Theothelcal Seminary
Osred
Sud
Precedent
Thane
Topol
Mexico
Terten Bihop
Mikslongry
Africa
Murry
Meares
Lydia
Daniels
Indiana
Wmienders
Seine Suinner
Planet
North Dakota
Buck
Hishop Bowron
Methodist
Weather notes and scattered showers across regions
The report describes light showers around Tree Wind area and widespread activity along Santa Fe routes. Temperatures range from mid 70s to near 80 with cooling expected tonight. Showers reported from Peabody to Newton and Wichita with scattered rain on various lines and generally clear conditions in Colorado New Mexico and Texas.
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Weather Bureau
United States Weather Bureau
Cunturn
Sante Trant Rock Tnn
Santa Fe
Cedar Grove
Peabody
Newton
Wichita
Strank City
Houston
Rock Island
Todas
Tin
Colorado
New Mexico
St Foley
Texas
May Day Demonstrations Across Cities Mention Eight Hour Fight
Reports from May Day observances note protests for eight hours but few large crowds. In New York and London quiet parades contrasted with scattered labor actions. Toronto builders halted work over wage increases while Hyde Park saw minimal disruption and planned future marches.
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New York
Ole Bart
Toronto
London
Hyde Park
Socialiste Age
Tome
Remarkable political victory reported by the Journal
The Journal details a surprising political win tied to the Hipots convention. News spread from Springfield to Topeka, with hotels and gatherings buzzing. reporters in the Journal office followed the telegraph from the convention, as crowds gathered at the very doors of the event.
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Journal
Ar- Einley
Springfield
State Journal
Topeka
Engineer Ash Hurt In Accident Near Chanute
Engineer Patrick Ash of the Hansa Fe was severely injured when a water glass burst in the engine as he prepared to depart. He was brought to Christ Hospital for treatment under Dr. G. A. Wall. The left eye suffered deep lacerations and may take two months to recover eyesight.
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Christ Hospital
Patrick Ash
Hansa Fe
Chanute
Hans Division
Topaka
Ettere
Dir
G. A. Wall
Santa Pe
Ta Junta Shore
Cheiet Hospital
Inet
Damages ashed. Shade trees cut at local residence
In a Justice Guy court case Mrs Hagen and others of 5uT Jefferson street faced damages after a cottonwood tree was chopped and debris struck a mouse and caused damage. A jury failed to agree in a separate United States court deliberation regarding hay contractor disputes with government over years old contract fulfillment.
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T. Hazen
Haxen
Jefferson Street
Bruner
Hagen
Cale
Gamager
Justice Guy's Court
Hay
United States
Poster
Aitchison
Weote Hay
Affort Riley
Troutman Returns From Arkansas City Visit
Governor Troutman returned today from Arkansas City and spoke of encouragement over sentiment in the northern part of the state. He pledged to serve the delinquents from Gowler and Bumper counties. A terrible runaway at Rock Creek near Bucy Creek, Kam May left A P Gibb Mrs Nosh tioa and Mr Ambrose Collins badly injured and possibly fatally. Lecture on Temperance to be delivered by Mrs Charitofi Eanotm, superintendent of Ploretite Crittenton Missions, at Liberty Hall tonight. 420 Kansas venue.
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Troutman
Dievtenegt
Arkansaa Chty
Ed Etars
Gowler
Bumper
Rock Creek
Bucy Creek
Kam
May
A. P. Gibb
Nosh Tioa
Ambrose Collins
Charitofi Eanotm
Ploretite Crittenton
Liberty Hall
Kansas
Shah Is Shot During Entertainment at Rel igious Shrine
A dramatic shooting occurred while the ruler or leader was entertaining at a religious shrine. Authorities reported the incident and are investigating motives and connections. No immediate details on injuries or suspect identity were provided.
Shah of Persia Fatally Shot in Teheran Palace Intrigue
May 1 dispatches report the Shah Hasr ed Din of Persia was fatally wounded in Teheran as a gunman disguised as a woman entered the inner sanctuary at the shrine of Shah Atkiul Azim and fired. The Shah died at about 2 PM after the attack, triggering mass distress and funeral preparations.
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Piel
Shah
Shah Atkiul Azim
Teheran
Fred Polar
Hasr-ed-Din
Sha
Persia
Tifon
Waterine
AeRrat
Sin
Siti
Rexen
Bridge Bond Dispute Near Hearing in Evrelock Court
In fragmented remarks the court fight over bridge bonds continues with a possible temporary restraining order. Proceedings target a Thursday hearing as attorneys seek to delay, query the bond terms, and advance to the supreme court within days. Local officials pledge close scrutiny of the bond actions and settlement prospects.
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Hasen
Wupreing
Pune
Diawen Accileh
Tie Ates
Gsunty
Softurd
Gold Shipments and Treasury Mint Actions
New York reports gold shipments by Von Hofman and company with $7000 in gold bars and $5000 valued coin orders. A shipment of currency and gold was returned to the treasury, and a general note mentions a $1 gold process and a minted presentation.
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New York
von Hofman
Simesay
Thnorrow
Wtemrntl
von Hoffmas & Oi
L. von Werooan & Co
Suf-Treasury Cie
Ra Waa
Judge Gillette Dying From Paralysis Stricken in Kansas City
The well known Judge Almesia Gilletto of Kansas City Kansas lies bedridden with neural conditions. A police report notes raids at Z Biler's Beals store and seizure of seventeen volumes, while Hung Chang threatens unrest near Quincy and St Peterburg as officials brace for possible action.
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Biler
Beals
Sue
J. & Wibeon
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Tims
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Centott Bell
Jeteie Mayer
Hugh Nicwol
Tie Rockfind
Taam
Hutchinaan
Kaensas
Murehinsot
Grant Qesehip
Uftiog
Fothiwine Hatsus Postmiaters
Carl Smiley
Gharded
Cr Leland
Awway
Rays Smith
Hill Meets
Tillman
Eaves
Heckie
Cleve
Rover
John Stensian
Doves Carilels
Cree
Chicas
Td - Beth
Tilman
Tallman
Hill
Boyt
Obler
Drouth
India
Jim Wit
Charles Rosman
Edmittad
Methodist Conference
Lydia A. Himball
John R.edmey, Jr
John A Rearney
Tyler
Qoler
the State Journal
Engineer Ash Hurt
Legitigg
Milton
Judge Gillette
Hassan
Kansan Ciy
Judee Almesia Giletto
Karkik City
Kan
Jones
Tenescy
Foros
Heme
Pire
Quincy
Pitermturg
Hung Chang
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