Lieutenant Governor Tillman Shoots Editor on Main Street
Columbia reporter N G Gonzales of The State lies critically wounded after a pistol shot from James H Tillman lieutenant governor of South Carolina on Main Street near Gervais in view of the state capitol. Tillman is arrested and held as details unfold amid campaign tensions and rival editorials.
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Narcisso Gener Gonteles
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Columbia Hospital
James H. Tillman
United States
Tillman
Main Street
Gervais
State Capitol
Jim Tillman
N. G. Gonzales
Tragic End Suspected For Gonzales On Evening Walk
Gonzales likely killed by a single wound as he walked home from his office. Witnesses place Lt. Governor Tillman and several state lawmakers nearby after a state house adjournment. The group, including Senators Talbord and Brown and Rep elect Aiken, met Gonzales near the turn.
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Tillman
State House
Talbord
Beaufort
Brown
Darlington
Wyatt Aiken
Dominick
Vinol Blood Purifier Claims Vast Health Benefits
An advertisement touts Vinol as a scientific blood purifier made from cod liver ingredients. It asserts rich red blood improves digestion, stamina, and overall health, with a testimonial from Betsy Habershaw and a money back guarantee from Cook & Sherman.
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Vinci
Grippe
Betsy Habershaw
River St
Fall River, Mass
Wounded man in legislature shooting case
One shot struck a man in the abdomen during a legislative session, entering the right side above the vest and exiting below the left. The wounded man underwent an operation at the city hospital. doctors say he has a one in five chance to live. Lieutenant Governor Tillman remained cool and unresponsive, while Gonzales was unarmed.
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Noward
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Striking Tay City Teamsters Fight Coal Yard Deliveries
The Ta y City strike shows no change with coal yards delivering no fuel to private customers while patrons must provide or hire transport. Deniers charge 8 dollars a ton for hard coal and 4.50 for soft coal in yards, two mines delivering at 5 dollars with their own teams. No distress reported to authorities and deliveries to federal or school buildings continue.
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Earthquake in Mexico Causes Panic but No Casualties
A tremor struck Mexico City and southern regions on Tuesday evening, prompting crowds in San Juan Bautista to flee outdoors and pray. No deaths or major damage were reported, though subterranean rumblings frightened residents.
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Vermilion County to Rebuild Newport Courthouse
Vermilion county officials end Newport courthouse dispute by ordering reconstruction of the 1820s Newport building as the county seat. The old court house sits in a sparsely populated town near Dana and Cayuga, with Vermilion spanning forty miles by six.
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Ind
Vermilion County
Dana
Cayuga
Newport
Preferential Cuba Treaty Reported by Senate Committee
The Senate committee agreed to report the Cuban reciprocity treaty on Monday with a key amendment ensuring preferential duties for Cuba during the convention and restricting export and sugar imports. Senator Cullom announced the treaty as amended and said it would be called up next Monday.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Republic of Cuba
Republic of the United States
Notice of Probate Action in East Washington Real Estate
In District Court of Washington County Iowa Mary Urs sell seeks full ownership by adverse possession claiming fee simple title to lot eight block six East Washington addition now city of Washington. Defendants and unknown claimants must answer by the June term start date.
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Jobo Lyon
John Lyes
Margaret Lyon
Wm. Hh, Jenkins
Jermin W. Maito
BH. Crandall
Margaret Jenkins
J ©. Conger
June Conger
Panney Ashby
Jesse Ashby
Jameo Ashby
Yaunie Ashby
Fanny Ashby
Marek Richard HW. Marsh
Mercy
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Mersey
James Dawson
Janelle Dawson
David Crandall
Elizabeth Crandall
Patton & Morrison
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Lydia Anope
Nathan Baker
Caroline Kitehoy
Westey Hickey
Jonathan Conger
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Republicans Reach Agreement on Treaty Action Timing
A notice outlines that Republicans intend to pursue action on a treaty at the earliest possible day with a general understanding among Republican senators. The agreement also commits not to press statehood prior to treaty consideration and signals likely debate before any action.
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Industry groups push DI tax break for unused imported materials
Washington reports a hearing by the ways and means committee where manufacturers advocate a duty drawback on exports of articles made from imported materials not identifiable to the finished product. W H Seaver cites steel price disparities. US Steel criticized for keeping prices high to burden independents.
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Kellogg lumberman of Wisconsin dies at 70
Antigo Wisconsin January J T D Kellogg a wealthy lumberman and noted state figure died yesterday from heart disease at age 70.
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Jan. J
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East Buffalo Livestock Prices Rough Trade Report
Dumringe Stevens Live Stock Commission Merchants reports cattle and hog receipts with market activity. Cattle receipts 16 cars with slow market. hogs active with price ranges from 6.10 to 6.90. sheep and lambs 40 cars barely steady with best lambs around 6.35 to 6.40 and culls down to 4.00 to 5.25.
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Mine Owners to Pay 1500000 Lowden Jan th
Meeting of South African interests discusses war contestation and a 1500000 payment plan with installments of 40 000 000 secured by a loan and redeemable before year end. Rothschild chosen to set dates for benevolent actions in Metropolis.
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Jan
Cenvere
Taron Rothechild
New Difficulty Arises in Massachusetts Foot and Mouth Fight
Washington reports friction in Massachusetts over foot and mouth disease control as a federal inspector Dr Thompson is fined £1 by a local court for alleged cruelty while a herd is culled. Secretary Wilson warns criminal prosecution could halt eradication and result in Massachusetts quarantine.
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Rasch Has Not Resigned Amid Impeachment Pressure
Evansville judge Louis Rasch has not resigned after soliciting funds for promised appointments. George Cunningham, Evansville attorney and Republican figure, reported to Indianapolis that Rasch forwarded resignation to the governor per Vanderburg county bar action. Sentiment for impeachment is being measured in the legislature.
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Louis Rasch
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Debate on Most Favored Nation Clauses in Treaty Policy
The Reichstag continued discussion on denouncing most favored nation treaties affecting the United States and Argentina. Officials argued over the 1828 Prussian treaty and US concessions, with critics citing US advantages and the need to align trade policy with Germany’s interests.
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Dingley Tariff Policies and Global Concessions Debate
The text outlines Dingley tariff negotiations with France and requests to extend concessions to Germany. It notes U S interpretations of most favored nation terms and reports on criticism of sanitary import measures, court cases, and political comments including a sheriff’s wife aiding jail escape, a boxing result, a fatal police shooting, a U S senator renomination, and famine risks in northern Sweden.
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