David Dudley Field Dies After Pneumonia In New York
New York April 16 David Dudley Field jurist died at home after pneumonia. He returned from Europe last week aboard the Columbia to attend his daughter Lady Musgrave's 21st birthday. Field famed for legal reform authored proposed codes and instructive treatises. His estate valued between 500000 and 1 million dollars. brother Henry M. Field to hold in trust for grandchildren.
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Logkout in Chicago Sparks Labor Fallout
Cascade April 11 reports a rockout ordered by Central Building trades led to disputed estimates of workers affected. Union figures claim 1,000s unemployed or more, while employers estimate around 10,000. In Ohio and Maryland, miners discuss strike obedience and wage scales, with United Mine Workers adopting a pledge to obey the law and protect property as the strike nears.
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Swept Out to Sea by AIRC Gale New Years Storm
The Atlantic coast endured a fierce gale from Tuesday night into New Years, with many sailing craft driven out to sea or forced to fly before the tempest. Vessels cast ashore near the east coast and eight mariners aboard three yachts are missing, raising storm deaths to over twenty five.
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Four Negroes Found Guilty in Grand County Murder
Four men, Alex Woolley, Joe Woolley, Wilson Woolley, and Gabriel Woolley, were found guilty of killing Mr Grant, a prominent county citizen. Alex, Joe, and Wilson were sentenced to hang, Gabriel to life in prison. Jim Calloway was sentenced to hang earlier. Authorities anticipate more murder cases and possible additional executions within three months.
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Cowboy Robber Steals 2500 From Crawford Bank
Report from Crawford Nebraska describes a cowboy robber entering the Crawford Hawk ing company bank, forcing Albert Whipple at gunpoint to surrender about 2000 in cash, then locking him in the vault before fleeing. another bank break is alleged at Beaver Falls with 33500 stolen during a clerk’s absence. additional notes mention trade shifts in Europe.
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Verdict in Pollard Breckinridge case in Washington
Jury awarded damages after extended deliberation in Breckinridge v Pollard suit over alleged mistreatment. Miss Pollard suffered a nervous collapse and was hospitalized. Col Breckinridge declined comment. Washington women held meetings to discuss qualifications for representation and urged Congress to uphold high standards in public life.
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Sister of Mercy Fatally Harmed In Desperate City Incident
A Sister of Mercy named in the report was fatally hurt beside Tay ndings near Guru ewild colony. A man allegedly attacked and was pursued as authorities seize him. the city remains agitated over the case and the victim's identity.
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Oakes Faces Questions Over Northern Pacific Receivership
The court adjourned proceedings on charges against receivers led by Mr Oakes in the Northern Pacific case. Details describe alleged improper profits and shady deals involving board members, with a special examiner to take testimony. Judges ruled Magne and Rouse did little to merit removal, noting extra receiverships caused cost but not grounds for ouster.
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Death of Senator Zebulon B. Vance in Washington residence
Zebulon B. Vance, senator from North Carolina, died suddenly at his Washington home after a stroke. Born in Buncombe County May 1, he served as governor and U.S. senator, led Confederate troops, and played a key role in tariff legislation and state politics.
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Santa Cruz Fire Destroys Twenty Four Buildings
A large blaze in Santa Cruz on a dry April night destroyed twenty four buildings in the downtown core. The loss exceeds 258000 dollars, with over 400000 in property damage feared. Firefighters struggled due to broken hydrants and limited water supply until nearby towns could assist. San Jose aid arrived within an hour as the fire threatened more of the business district.
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Flooded after cloudburst wrecks crops and homes
A cloudburst floods Bates Mesa Wisden area causing widespread damage. Many houses washed away and crops destroyed. Reports say life losses possible as people fear drownings while roads and bridges are unusable. Rescue efforts continue amid uncertain toll.
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Scottish Irish Society to Hold Sixth National Congress
The Seateh-Iriah Association announces the sixth national congress meeting on April 4 in Des Moines. Kavert Menner of New York is president and A. G. Bloyd of Knoxville is secretary. stateside officers in Nevada and Des Moines are named. Members are urged to apply via the secretary for enrollment and attendance.
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The Caucus Acts and Quorum Politics in House
A chaotic April session shows Democrats short of a quorum as Speaker Crisp and several members push for rules to count absentees. Debates center on imposing penalties for non voting members and establishing a formal presence rule. Other items note wage restoration for Union Pacific workers and a coal mine explosion with multiple deaths.
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Won Catazos mine dispute ends in double tragedy
Dustin, New Mexico, April 1 report details a quarrel among Won Catazos mine owners, resulting in multiple deaths. Five of the owners reportedly perished in violent encounters while one survivor remains. A separate Evergreen township incident notes George Belger, age 10, kicked to death by a horse.
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