Clyde Line Steamer Favaho Ashore Off Cape Fear
The Clyde Line steamer Favaho from Wilmington to New York ran ashore on Middle Ground Shoals off Cape Fear in ten feet of water during a southwest storm. The Seminole revenue cutter and three tugs aided but could not move her at high tide. The vessel is badly listed and a second attempt to float her was planned as cargo was being lightered.
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Wilmington
Del
Clyde Line
New York
Middle Ground
Cape Fear
Imperial ukase fixes dates for national assembly elections
An imperial ukase issued today orders elections for the national assembly. Elections begin in twenty eight provinces on April 8, in seventeen provinces in Central Russia on April 27, and in two provinces on May 3.
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St. Petersburg
National Assembly
Russia
Patrick O'Shea Dies at 74 in Summit New Jersey
Patrick O'Shea is dead at his home in Summit New Jersey at age seventy four. During the Civil War he was an advocate of the Union and an aggressive writer under the name An American Citizen.
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New York
Patrick O’shea
Summit, N. J
Meridian Tornado Rescue Underway and Death Toll Rises
A Meridian dispatch reports continuous debris clearance by state convicts, city prisoners, and volunteers under guard from soldiers. Twenty four killed, roughly 1.5 million in property loss. National Guard commander notes unusual lack of vandalism. Nearby Macon shows little damage.
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Birmingham
Ala
Meridian
Joss
McCants
National Guard
Macon
Judge Cann Harsh On Concealed Weapons In Georgia Court
Savannah March 5 Judge George T Cann opened the Chatham County Superior Court charging the grand jury and signaling several murder trials this spring including Tim McBride and Sap Dwyer. McBride stands accused of killing Babe Dwyer and Sap Dwyer is charged with killing Officer Patrick Kearney after a pistol duel in front of City Hall.
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Herald
Savannah
Superior Court
Chatham County
George T. Cann
Chatham
Danny
Tim “McBride
Sap Dwyer
McBride
Babe Dwyer
Sap
Patrick Kearney
New York Americans Head South for Spring Practice
New York American League baseball team leaves New York for Birmingham Alabama today to begin spring practice joining the training camp schedule with a focus on preparing for the upcoming season.
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New York
Birmingham
Ala
McCurdy Agrees to Return on Call to U.S.
A special dispatch from New Orleans reports that Richard A. McCurdy, former president of the Mutual Life Insurance Company, signed an agreement with District Attorney Jerome to return to the United States whenever he is needed, with a deadline of September 1.
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New Orléans
Richard A. McCurdy
the. Tual Life Insurance Company
Europe
Jerome
Charges haunt Justice Deuel in Hapgood case
New York report details charges against Justice Deuel for owning and running Town Topics and related publishing outfits while on the bench. The documents allege abusive and libellous material in Town Topics and coercive payments from subscribers and advertisers. The appellate division is expected to refer the charges to a referee for investigation, with Mr. Gans prosecuting before the referee and Edward Lauterbach defending.
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New York
Justice Deuel
Jerome
Edward M. Shepard
James
Mr. Norman
Hapgood
Joseph M. Deuel
William D. Mann
Charles Stokes Wayne
Moses Ellis Wooster
Robert
A. Irving
Town Topics Publishing Company
Deuel
Appellate Division
Gans
Justice Denel
Distinguished visitors coming to Albany for a visit
A Rivers and Harbors Committee group from the national House of Representatives will arrive in Albany at 7 30 Friday morning and stay until about 11 o clock with entertainment arranged by local committees. The party includes members from multiple states with plans for a Blue Spring trip a city drive and breakfast at the New Albany. Additional congressmen and their accompanying spouses are also expected and the full schedule will be published in The Herald.
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Rivers and Orbors Committee
National House of Representatives
Albany
T. B. Burton
Ohio
B. B. Dovener
West Virginia
R. P. Bishop
Michigan
B. F. Acheson
Pennsylvania
DeAlvan, Alexander
New York
G. P. Lawrence
Massachusetts
J., H. Davidson
Wisconsin
James McLachlin
California
William Lorimer
Illinois
W. L. Jones
Washington
J. A. Bede
Minnesota
Edgar C.hilis
Missouri
Rufus H. Lester
Georgia
J. H. Bankhead
Alabama
S. M. Sparkman
Florida
J. B. Randdell
Louisiana
George F. Burgess
Texas
Benjamin BE. Humphreys
Mississippi
Mornius
Colonel Hepburn
Town
Commerce Committee
House
Mann
Ilinois
Richardson
Alexander
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Grigo8
Hepburn
Griggs
Adamson
Rawson
Weslosky
Business League
Blue Spring
New Albany
The
Herald
Death of Major Livingston Mims in Atlanta
Major Livingston Mims died at his Peachtree Street home in Atlanta at 2 a m after a period of critical illness. He was a former mayor and for twenty years head of the Capital City Club and a renowned Georgia figure, an ally of Jefferson Davis who served in the Confederate armies. Funeral arrangements were not announced.
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Atlanta
Livingston Mims
Peachtree’ Street
Mims
Capital City Club
Georgia
Jefferson Davis
Louisiana Wins Water Boundary Case Over Mississippi
The Supreme Court ruled for Louisiana in the water boundary dispute over the St Bernard peninsula and adjacent islands. The ruling asserts the peninsula and nearby lands belong to Louisiana, clarifying state boundaries.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme Court Today
Louisiana
Mississippi
Peninsula
St Bernard
Bourke Cochran to be installed Grand Sachem of Tammany
New York reports Bourke Cochran, elected by the Council of Thirteen two months ago, will be installed tonight as Grand Sachem of Tammany at the Fourteenth Street Wigwam. His duties in Congress have delayed the ceremony.
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New York
Congressmay
Bourke Cochran
Grand Sachem of
Tammany
Fourteenth Street
Wigwam
Council of Thirteen
Wiley Williams Not to Oppose Evans in Primary
Captain Wiley Williams chief of police of Columbus will not be a candidate against General Clement Evans for prison commissioner at the upcoming state primary. Williams had been considered a strong potential challenger, causing concern among Evans supporters who viewed him as a formidable foe.
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Sper
the Herald
Atlanta
Wiley Williams
Columbus
Clement Evans
Williams
Agarnst
Worth County to Hold White Primary on July Second Wednesday
Worth County Democratic Executive Committee set the white primary date for the second Wednesday in July. No county contest except for the representative seat, where Col. Claude Palyston, Mysars, G. G. Ford, and J. McPhaul vie for the nomination. All candidates are prominent and the race is expected lively.
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Herald
Sylvester
Democratic Executive Committee
Imet
Worth County
State Committee
Representative
Col. Claude, Palyston and Mysars
G. G. Ford
J. McPhaul
$60,000 Church Excavations For New St Luke's
Excavations for the foundation of the new St Luke's Episcopal Church in Atlanta proceed rapidly on Peachtree Street between Currier and Pine. The $60,000 church aims for an Easter cornerstone ceremony. officials expect a handsome South Episcopal edifice after costs and construction advances.
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New St. Luke's Church
Atlanta
Herald
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Peachtiver Street
Currier and
Pine
Escape From Ceb 10D Sparks Baltic Ice Tragedy Reads
Cronstadt reports 160 fishermen ashore after ice floe drives in. Helsingfors notes 800 afloat with families feared doomed in Gulf of Finland. Earlier 1,000 with horses fished Hast Land. ice parted and storm swept Baltic. Fredericksham sighting cites 200 aboard a block. fate of others unknown. Trondhjem reports 50 dead as eleven boats missing in storm.
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Cronstadt
Russia
Gulf of Finland
Helsingfors
Maland
Baltic ‘Sea
Fredericksham
Trondhjem
Norway
Bill grants Alaska a congressional representative in Congress
Washington March 5 The House passed the senate bill providing for a delegate in Congress from Alaska. The measure sets the stage for Alaska to send a nonvoting representative to the House, pending next steps in the legislative process.
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Washington
House Today
Senate
Congress
Alaba Kay
Longworth Resumes House Duties in Washington
Longworth returned to his seat in the House this morning in Washington, resuming his duties after an absence. The event marks a clear return to parliamentary work for the veteran representative.
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Longworth
Washington
Houe
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