Ohio Senator Burke Disbarred After Court Verdict
In Cleveland on February 25, State Senator Vernon H. Burke was found guilty on first specifications of professional misconduct in a Manning case. The court ruled Burke and Judge Dellenbaugh jointly represented Nettie Manning, with Burke allegedly extorting funds. Burke faces disbarment for unprofessional conduct, amid ties to anti-Hanns legislation and rumors about court dealings. The trial detailed payments and threats to suppress reporting.
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Clevaland Association
Transport in a Typhoon Strain Zelandia Nears Foundering
The trans port steamer Zelandia arrived from Manila after a 43 hour typhoon ordeal that damaged the vessel, injured several crew, and nearly caused a disaster. It brought 56 soldiers bound for Denver amid labor tensions and a printers strike set for March 1. The New Gallery addition in San Francisco is announced with donor Edward Bearles contributing Hopkins Institute items to a public display.
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Hue
San Francisco
Manila
Battleship Oregon to Awe the Rebels
Manila dispatches stir debate as Admiral Dewey’s move to send Oregon for political display is explained by the administration. Secretary Long confirms no inquiry to Dewey and says the goal is to impress Filipinos through personal observation on Luzon and other islands. The Petrel’s Cebu voyage is the only update received today.
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Many arrests in Manila and surrounding actions
Military police raided districts in Manila capturing groups of prisoners amid a curfew. Reports say guards quelled a feared outbreak as fires and insurance claims sparked tensions. Outside Manila, Caloocan sharpshooters harass patrols while six soldiers are wounded. The cruiser Katte Aug | Augusta arrived, and an injunction case in MilledgevilleFederal court was heard on the prison site dispute. A Georgia boy, Ford Matthewson, accidentally shot himself while firing at sparrows.
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Oris
Manila
Caloocan
Lmen
Harrigon Gray Otis
Katerin Augusta
Public Statement From A Public Man Mon W 11 Ohtey Ex Secretary WV
Ex Secretary of State W H Outer writes from Caan Isrox West Virginia on March 9 1293 praising Peruna for catarrh and mucous membrane issues. He calls it a superior tonic and claims it has cured thousands of stubborn catarrh cases while noting some still struggle and need help. The letter attributes Peruna as a vegetable remedy suitable for constitutional use.
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West Virginia
Caan
Isrox
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W. H. Oncer
Peruna
Southern Railway Leases Mobile and Birmingham Line
The Southern railway absorbs the Mobile and Birmingham railroad securing a years lease and will merge the line creating a direct outlet from Birmingham to the gulf. Samuel Spencer in London arranged the deal. The 160 mile track between Mobile and Marion Junction will connect with the Brent system and Birmingham via Selma Rome and Dalton.
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Mobile and Birmingham Railway
New York
Southern Railway
Mobile and Birmingham Railroad
Alabama
Northwest Georgia
Gulf
Samuel Spencer
London
Mobile and Birmingham
Spencer
Europe
Mobile
Birmingham
Muarion Junction
Ala
Maron Junction
Sela
Brent
Southern
Selma
Rome
Dalton
Movements of Pig Iron in Birmingham District 1898
Official figures show 1,352,950 tons total pig iron moved from Alabama and Tennessee in 1898, up from 1,110,678. Birmingham district shipments reached 861,279 tons, while Alabama and Tennessee exports fell to 202,073 tons. Pipe shipments rose to 118,401 tons, with Birmingham district pipe at 44,531 tons. Production totaled 1,396,435 tons. 56,525 tons were sold from opening stock. A iron expert notes the market improving after five years, with strong demand and rising prices.
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Branscham
Ala
Alabama
Tennessee
Tenperson
Train of Army Wagons to Chickamauga Park
A force of 40 Army wagons arrived in Carraxooca from Huntsville Alabama driven overland to be stored at Chickamauga park. Officials say about 700 wagons and their outfits will move to the park for government use, with park buildings to store tents and gear. Large sums of property remain at the park from last summer.
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Caarraxooca
Huntsville
Ala
Chickamauga Park
Anniston
Knoxville
Bear Element Spiritless Weather Dampens South Cotton Market
New York February 25 The cotton market opened barely steady with prices 2 points lower to 8 points higher then steadied on short covering by outside orders scarce to figure. Foreign buyers favored near hard deliveries and small sales the European pressions. New Orleans firms subdued in forenoon trade. Overall a small holiday market with volatile moves. Bear element showed little spirit, awaiting broader outside interest before aggressive policy. Mississippi Valley weakness and fewer seedings eyed. Fall River mills reported gratifying weekly closings boosting local longs.
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Averop
New Orleans
Bessa
Johnelabw
Ainch
Missiswippi Valley
Fall River
Postal Telegraph Sues Big Four for Right of Way
Creveano February 25 The Postal Telegraph and Cable company filed a petition in the United States circuit court to condemn a right of way along the Big Four railroad from Cleveland to Union City Indiana. It seeks to erect a telegraph line and alleges the Big Four has granted an exclusive franchise to Western Union in violation of Ohio and United States law.
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Creveano
United Stes Circuit
Big Four
Cleveland
Union City
Ind
Big
Western Union Telegraph Company
Ohio
Iand
United States
Remains Disinterred and Returned from Porto Rico
The Roumania has completed disinterment of American soldiers from Porto Rico and will proceed to Santiago for the main tasks. A telegram from the quartermaster general’s office confirms the transport will handle the remains and the work on Porto Rico is near complete. In Pennsylvania, the Susquehanna River flood worsens with a 25-foot crest above low water at Turkey Hill, three ice gorges left, and heavy damage expected along the river.
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AtLaxta
Ponder
John Pendley
DeKalb County
Wridenes
Pendley
Bankston
Feneral
Pouca
Santiago
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Uneyivents
Laxcaster
Susquehanas River
Turkey Hill
Columbia Dam
Port Déposis
Little Pimples Turn to Cancer
A fragmentary report describes cancer developing from pimples and blood taint passed through generations. The text notes difficulty detecting onset and mentions a patient who, after trying various treatments, found some improvement with a remedy.
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