Mexican insurrectos clash with federals near Juarez
Reports from El Paso describe heavy fighting as Madero’s rebels press toward Juarez. Casualties include Americans and Mexicans. hundreds of homes struck as both sides trade rockets and machine gun fire. Commanders Navarro and Madero oversee actions amid armistice talks.
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Money Mad Bank Debtor Arrested After Confession
Officials report a borrower named W. Hopkins confessed to defaulting on a substantial sum at a national bank. He was arrested and placed in jail after the confession while bail was set. The bank faces ongoing financial stress as investigations continue into the matter.
Rebels Attack Fes Repulsed With Heavy Casualties
Tangier reports fierce rebel assault on Fes ended in repulsion. About 100 killed and a large number wounded in the fighting.
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State Senate committee may face impeachment action
The state senate shoe committee will likely deliver an impeachment decision in the next days. Some house members vow to begin proceedings against him for nullifying a court order mandating Tilden and others to appear, citing contempt of court.
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Rebekah Assembly Opens 25th Annual Session in East Liverpool
East Liverpool on May 9 hosts the Ohio Rebekah assembly of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows beginning its twenty fifth annual session in the Odd Fellows temple with morning proceedings.
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Jurors Seek Visit To Cameron Dam Siege Scene
Jurors in Hayward Wisconsin examine the case of John Diets and his family charged with killing Deputy Sheriff Oscar Harp at the Diets cabin siege near Wister. They asked to visit the battlefield site and Judge A R Reir signaled approval later in the trial.
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Penneyvenia Strike Spreading.
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Grand jury probes Ohio legislative bribery case amid outsized refusals
Columbus May 9 A grand jury resumes inquiry into legislative bribery as a prominent Ohio resident faces exile to avoid testifying. Prosecutor Turner notes ongoing leaks and the effort to unmask those behind the scheme while witnesses including R M Davidson and Opha Moore testify.
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Representative of Soliciting Accused Bribes
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House Passes Free List Bill After Long Ten Hour Session
The House approved a free list bill after a prolonged ten hour session. Debates focused on eligibility and funding provisions while party lines held.
Senate vote seals passage of free measure removing duties
Washington reports the House passed the Democratic free list bill by 136 to 109 after a one hour session. Twenty four Republicans and Socialist Berger backed the bill while several named Republicans split from the party. The measure is likely dead in the Senate with expected pigeonholing by committee. The bill would cut government revenue by an estimated 10.6 to 59 million dollars.
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Democrats Fight Over Free Wool Bill Amid Bond Concerns
In Washington in May Democrats fear a push for a free wool bill despite opposition from Speaker Clark and Majority Leader Underwood. The current tariff yields about 940 million annually, prompting worry over financing and the need for replacements from other sources if the measure passes.
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