Court Overrules Evidence In Omonweal Luminaries Case
Report of a prolonged session in which Judge Miller ruled on police actions and evidence related to arresting Browns and others. Testimony covered officer conduct, alleged disorder, and defense objections. The judge allowed some testimony while disallowing certain questions about witness credibility and impropriety. Court recessed with ongoing debate about capacity to testify and possible case dismissal.
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Senate debates tariff and armistice observe in session
The Senate met for armistice observance and tariff talks. Debate focused on woolen schedule concessions and the protective duties for wool and food values. Senator Irby’s Friday caucus absence prompted comment, with Toque declining interview.
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Army proposes tract clearance for camp near city
May 3 in Iowa reports the Kelly army camp plan facing opposition. G. P. Gabring offers to clear ground and provide three hundred dollars if grounds are cleared. Proposals to sub divide the land, with residents and officials debating the project amid mounting pressure.
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T de Doaters
G. P. Gabring
Strane
Storm wrecks crops and bridges across Kansas and Missouri
Reports from Kansas and Missouri detail heavy rain and wind harming crops, washing out bridges, and causing road blockages with no loss of life. In Port Scott Kansas, fields and stock were impacted by the storm as bridges failed and damage spread through farms.
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Americas
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DeWitt C. Crelor Named Superintendent of Indian Supplies Warehouse
DeWitt C. Cre lor of Chicago has been appointed superintendent of the warehous for Indian supplies in Chicago under an arrangement announced today by May and Secretary Smith. The item notes the appointment in a telegraphic style. Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised for nerve strength and appetite improvement by readers.
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Coal Strike Turmoil and Cleveland Conference Hope
Reports from May 5 detail a national coal strike with Western Pennsylvania output halted and miners ready to shut all mines by May 15. Friendly operators seek uniform rates via a Cleveland conference while uninvited groups threaten continued closures and possible clashes. May 5 updates cover Ratney plants, strikes at Meyer works, and calls for a United Mine Workers convention in Cleveland.
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Quiet Scotta Dale Amid Feared Trouble at May Day Meeting
Quiet prevails around Scottdale as a big meeting is planned for today and by Monday the region faces potential shutdown. Reports from May 5 note injuries at a mining site, with union leaders calling meetings and miners striking. The Rainey and Vanderbilt areas see widespread plant closures and reduced workforces as tensions rise over Painter works and wages. Local deputies enforce mine closures while at Hillsboro Mine a temporary shutdown is ordered with most miners expected to stay home.
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Daniel Darby
United Mine Workers of America
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Excommunication Riles Diocese Over St Joseph’s Funds
Bishop Matz excommunicated Father Malone and about a hundred parishioners of St Joseph’s Church after a parish meeting supported suing Malone over alleged misappropriation of funds. The dispute centers on parochial schools policy and financial accounting, with Malone claiming the church owes him over $1,000 while the bishop-backed injunction halted further civil action.
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St. Joseph's Church
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Corporation of St. Joseph's Church
Voters Fear Registration Threatens Seats at Convention
Hawaii voters discuss registration for the constitutional convention as anxiety over American citizenship oaths grows. In Honolulu 1502 have registered. total island registration estimated around 3000. Prominent American John Emmeluth among those refusing oath, possibly losing seat. Portuguese nominate two candidates. Japan scare subsides. Campbell Herron, noted iron manufacturer, dies in Pittsburgh at 65. John Patton Jr named U S Senator to fill Stockbridge vacancy.
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Australia
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Honolulu
Japan
Stockbridge
Lansino
Mich
Rich
John Patton, Jr
Grand Rapids
United States
Breckinridge Appeals to Kentucky Voters in Emotion Packed Speech
In Lextsontown May 5 Colonel William C. P. Breckinridge spoke to about 3000 voters in the Opera House, conveying remorse for past sins while asserting he is not a bad man. He defended his record, praised dedication to public service, and urged the district to judge him by actions and character.
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William C. P. Breckinridge
Seventh Congressional District
Opera House
Kentucky
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Breckinridge
Lexington
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Charlexton Mail
Corruption and moral duty clash in a political appeal
A reader voices strong condemnation of a public figure, calling him a corrupt influence and urging constituents to refuse reappointment. The speaker argues opposition to his charity pleas and insists he has sacrificed his own integrity, leaving his influence lost and urging voters to act for society and the state.
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Congress
Stamp Envelope Contract Awarded to Purcell of Hudson
Postmaster General Bissell awarded the stamped envelope contract to James Purcell of Hudson New York as the lowest bidder at 602620 for four years. Government savings amount to 234755 versus prior costs. Plympton Morgan Company of Hartford protested alleging Purcell acted as outside party's representative. Hearing held last Wednesday. contract to take effect July 1 for four years.
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James Purcell
Hudson
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West Virginia river projects pass House with amendments
Special Telegram to the Register details West Virginia items in the river and harbor appropriation bill as it cleared the House. Alderson won a preliminary survey for Elk, Coal, and Little Coal rivers to improve navigation and a study of Guyandotte for locks and dam. Kanawha improvements continue under a continuous contract system, with hopes for funding on smaller streams.
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Register
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Guyandotta
Kanawha
Congress
Pittsburg Wins Third Straight Game Over St Louis
The Sporting World reports Pittsburg secured a third consecutive victory against St Louis, extending their impressive run with a decisive performance. Key players led scoring while defense shut down the visitors in a balanced team effort.
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St. Louis
An American Horseman Arrested in German Racing Circles
An Iowa horseman named Kneebs, active in German trotting matches, has been seized with three mares including Bethel run under the alias Nellis Kneebs. He allegedly sent large sums to chase bets and evade detection, with authorities preparing to press charges as the case unfolds.
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