Still At Work On Puerto Rican Bill In Senate
The Senate debated the Puerto Rican bill as Mr Bacon of Georgia and others presented amendments. A Pettus amendment restricting Puerto Rico from enacting laws conflicting with the U.S. Constitution failed 15 to 31. Senator Indiana spoke in support of the pending measure during today’s session.
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Unprecedented Juror Conduct Shocks North Carolina Trial
In North Carolina the case of Tom Jones alias Farrar of Negro descent ends with a private hanging slated for May 11 after a sensational trial for murdering and burning Ella Jones and five children. Jurors claim confusion and the verdict of guilty in the first degree. Separate reports note a family homicide in Euran Alabama and heavy fighting near Bolivar Trinidad with Venezuelan forces claiming significant losses.
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Beauty and jealousy weave through ancient mythic tales
Fragmented text links beauty and love across stories. It cites Eve as beautiful, Esther favored for charm, and Helen of Troy sparking historic trouble through jealousy. The passage notes a shared belief in beauty regardless of health, but remains incomplete and uncertain.
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Ex Senator O H Gibson of Maryland Dead
Ex Senator O H Gibson of Maryland died at 3 o clock this morning from heart disease at his brother Lieut Gibson s residence in this city. He had been in bad health for some time and visited his Metropolitan club last night. He leaves a widow and no children. Born in Queen Anne County Md 57 years ago he was Washington born and educated. He served as Talbot county state's attorney for three terms and was elected to Congress and later appointed United Senator to fill a vacancy in 1891.
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Osbech Wins Liver pool Cup at Liverpool Spring Meeting
Lord Durhams Osbech secured the Liver pool Cup on the third day of the Liverpool spring meeting. Lachford ridden by J Reiff finished second with a Banke Jackaws taking third. Seven Fox, led early, faded to finish fourth as Osbech pulled clear by five lengths over the field. The cup is a 1000 sovereigns handicap for yearlings and up, distance one mile and three furlongs.
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2000 Miners Strike After Wage Dispute In Kentucky
Muhlenberg Butler McLean Ohio Webster counties brace for impact as 2000 miners strike following failed convention adjournment. miners sought 80 cents per ton for picked coal and 90 percent wage rise. operators offered 76 cents and 12.5 percent respectively.
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Botha Named Commander in Chief of Transvaal Forces
A Pretoria dispatch reports General Louis Botha has been appointed to succeed General Joubert as commander in chief of the Transvaal forces. Lord Roberts notes Boer troops are falling back from Brandfort toward the north as casualties mount, with refugees’ stories deemed unreliable and a general camp shift anticipated near the British rail line.
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Queen's visit to Ireland prepared for departure
Fragments report royal preparations for Queen Victoria's arrival in Ireland with guards couriers carriages and paraphernalia sent ahead to Dublin. A separate notice mentions Jacksonville Tampa and Key West railroad disposition under receiver J H Darken, and other brief items include a yarn mill in Hampton Hawtens Georgia and an infanticide investigation order in Louisville.
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Case on Trial in City Court on Damages Claim
Moor March 31 An interesting case is on trial before Judge Nottingham. James O Neal a Twiggs county farmer sues Ne Pier Bros a local firm for damages over a failed intent. O Neal was arrested in 1800 on 5 Waren vies ont by Napier Bros re ewer ant it is iakied by rain sworn ont.
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Williams Sails for Egypt in Goebel Case Time
Colonel Rogee D. Williams of Lexington Kentucky, senior commanding officer of the Second Kentucky State Militia at the time of Senator Goebel's assassination in Frankfort, plans to sail abroad New Years March 81 amid Kentucky bloodshed and business disruption, stating his hope for safe passage and noting no desire to worsen strife.
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Thrilling Adventure Revealed By Sailboat Party
The J. W. Hires brings news from Columbus of a sailboat party in St. George sound near Apalachicola Florida. On Saturday morning a small craft left Apalachicola to reach an island in the bay. The trip faced rough seas and the party encountered difficulties as they headed back toward Apalachicola.
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Pettus Sarcasm At Senate Speech Sparks Capitol Scene
The day’s sensation at the capitol was Senator Pettus of Alabama delivering a biting address aimed at Hie et Initia. His sharp remarks stirred observers as he criticized policy and stirred political debate amid rumors of progressive action on foreign affairs and domestic reforms.
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