07 Jun 1896
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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1896
Page
1
Fragmented transcript shows jurors and witnesses parsing a violent death linked to Walling. Recounted statements reference body disposal, suspect behavior, and alleged complicity amid court proceedings.
The Coliseum in Chicago is readied for the Democratic National Convention with architecture approved by officials. About 700 free seats and ample refreshment facilities are noted, while seating capacity and arrangements are described as satisfactory though the building will close soon for preparations.
Fragmentary dispatch from Cedarville reports a drunken man Murray accused of attempted murder amid a scuffle during a lynch rumor. He was jailed as deputies dismantled a mob outside the club. Delegates to county conventions discuss nominations and upcoming elections in West Virginia and nearby districts.
Reported sale of a powder plant to Marin Biles and a New York buyer for FANON and government action near the Hanlin Arm. Fire in New Britain destroys the business district block causing about 85 000 in damages. Police indicate arson as a possibility. In West Virginia at Kalehes park Parkeradura and Holly College tied after a large attendance with Parkeradura ahead. Senator Proctor of Vermont signals possible calls for Malte McKinney resignation and presidential implications.
Washington June 6 The President sent to the House a veto message on the deficiency appropriation bill and defended the veto power while opposing the French spoliation claims exceeding a million dollars and the top claim for 174445 for the construction of the from bad storm battens. The Senate pressed to push appropriations and extend government aid to churches for a year as debate and votes shaped the funding outlook before adjournment.
A New York incident reports a fuse burnout causing a panic on a high speed trolley car. Passengers cried out in fear as several, including two minors, were injured. The vehicle halted after the fuse failed, triggering a chaotic rush to escape through doors and windows.
The Parkersburg June 6 Democratic county gathering drew strong turnout and enthusiasm. Resolutions urged unconditional reenactment of prewar emancipation policies, and pledged delegates to back nominees with proven commitment to civil rights and free government. Delegates were chosen to represent the county at summer conventions.
Dr and Mrs St George T Brooke hosted a reception for University of West Virginia law school graduates. Regnata Rodineon Read Smith and Thompson attended. A large crowd arrived. a prize essay by W R Dettenhaurh will be read Monday night. Meanwhile Fresno bodies of Steve Shumurian and family were found shot near irrigation ditch. sheriff says suspect close.
Pittsburg hosts the Twenty eighth National Saengerfest of the North American Saengerbund with President Cleveland set to open the proceedings. The city decorates in national colors and a grand Lyre awaits electric activation. Thousands expected as 4,000 vocalists from over 100 German singing societies perform across four to five days with parades and picnics planned.
Special to the Register Morgantown West Virginia June 6 The Board of Regents of the University met to stay but transacted only routine business They received the reports of the cnt department and the estimates for running them and appropriated as much money as they could for the purpose. The moot court tonight drew an immense crowd.
In Huntington West Virginia the June & Company veterans laid wreaths at Confederate graves as a quiet observance occurred amid the Democratic primary voting on this day.
Special to the Hegister from Steaiartine Ohio reports all Tenocratic fretians in the county secure at the primaries and elect a solid slate of delegates to the county convention for the sitter. This ensures solid state and congressional delegations for free silver policy.
Jal to the Register reports Morgastown West Virginia June Republican primary the hottest in county history though returns are not yet in.
The Democratic Convention will gather in the Second Branch of Council chamber at ten o’clock tomorrow morning. Delegates from Washington Madison Clay Union Wonster Ritchie Liberty Triadelphia Richland and others are listed. The body will nominate four House of Delegates members, fill senatorial, judicial, and district delegates, and appoint county executive committee members for events in 1896.
In a bold nighttime robbery at 9 p.m. on Fourteenth and Halstead streets, Joe and his gang held up Klein's general merchandise store. Two perpetrators restrained 68 shoppers at gunpoint, escaping with 10 in cash as the brilliantly lit street watched. All robbers fled into the night.
The Morgan district Democratic convention elected J Turner J Wharton J E ig B Shisler R E L Allen Al ales Gee Gamble Leroy Crow R R Rites J R Burbridge and Charles Pool to the Congressional convention at Davis They instruct delegates to support RE M Turner for the national convention The gathering was well attended and enthusiastic W Finnell and John Alexander were re elected to the County Executive Committee
Milwaukee deputy sheriffs, at the sheriff’s request, protect suburban street railway lines after a formal notice to safeguard workers. Sheriff Stanley deploys 50 deputies to Silver City, restoring tram service through the riot zone. One motorman Breen is mortally wounded. a woman shot remains alive. Police say 12 to 15 in ambush. six arrests reported.
A Republican mass meeting in Parkersburg Wood County today chose delegates to the state convention to be held July 22. W W Van Winkle presided with C Brooks Smith Jr as secretary. Delegates listed include FE McCreary B Burk Tully T O Bullock C B Smith Jno Hogan and others. They were instructed to vote for M A Kendall of Wood County for Auditor as long as his name remains before the convention.
June 6 St Louis. Mayor H F Bader sent added appeals to cities over 1 000 population per Citizens Executive Committee East St Louis. Relief corps has funds for immediate needs and ten days more work. Plan favors Merchants Exchange domusities taking active control of field with one central distributing station delivering goods and donations.
The Woman's Club presents a final concert next Tuesday at 7:16 PM featuring a Knabe concert grand piano brought from Baltimore. The program includes a women’s orchestra, solos and choral works led by Mrs. B. R. Ryan and Mrs. W. J. W. Cowden, with numerous named performers and a Toy Symphony by Hayden performed by a large choral group.
Reports from Dally Caroniele detail movements of the Rosts and Boatmen with schedules for today on various rivers, including Kegetony, Cincinnati, and Belt routes. Weather observations note temperatures from morning to afternoon with changeable conditions and southerly winds along Washington.
The Marshall county Republican primary elected amid light turnout with multiple candidates for Sheriff and County Clerk. Names listed include J. B. Doyle, Thomas Montgomery, W. H. Harris, and G. P. Gray for Sheriff, with E. K. Lewis and L. T. Stliger among Clerk candidates. Early tallies show Doyle, Montgomery, Harrin, and Gray leading in various precincts, while Leach appears among House of Delegates nominees and other offices see scattered results.
Huntington West Virginia June reports the Democratic county primary naming W. M. Bowlew for sheriff Garlan Haffington for county clerk W. W. Williams for circuit clerk and George F. Neal for prosecuting attorney. Delegates chosen to the state convention tally nine to two to the eight to two. James A Garfield Circle No1 Ladies of the G A R to meet at Egerter Hall next Thursday morning with full attendance urged.
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