Sutton Appeals Judgment Over Apparent Lawyer Error
Dick P. Sutton petitions Judge Smith to review Justice Harrington's November judgment for 150 dollars to actor Cliff Lindsay. Sutton says his attorney Burt Marsh lacked license, leaving Sutton unrepresented at trial. a hearing is set for April 21.
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Dick P. Sutton
Smith
District Court
Justice of the Peace
Tim Harrington
Cliff Lindsay
Lindsay
Sutton
Burt Marsh
Marsh
Justice's Court
Labor Strike Riot In Westchester Ends In Shots
Violence broke out at Mamanroneck in Westchester as strikers clashed with workers hired to take their places on local improvements. A striker was fatally wounded, another shot in the knee, and several others injured. Contractor Griffin redirected crews from Mount Vernon, deputy sheriffs arrived, and about six ringleaders were arrested as a riot erupted with stones and gunfire.
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New York
Mamanroneck
Westchester County
Griffin
Mount Vernon
White Plains
Matley
Italians Warned of Arrest if They Do Not Leave Town
Vague decree orders Italians to depart the town or face arrest and imprisonment, prompting fear and tension among residents as authorities threaten enforcement.
Trouble in Marshall Field Building Sparks Violent Strikes
In Chicago on April 10 a non-union plasterer working in the Marshall Field building basement was assaulted by a union picket and seriously injured. Police say about 200 union workers were discharged the day before, and an ensuing clash left the plasterer unconscious possibly with a fractured skull. Later, four laborers at the Western Electric site were also attacked with two men seriously injured.
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Chicago
Marshall Field
Clark and Adams Streets
Western Electric
Jefferson and
Congress Streets
J. Strom
R. Hagan
Flood Claims Eight In Texas Travel Party
In Iron county at the junction of the Middle Concho river and Kiowa creek, eight of a 15 person travel party from Voca McCulloch county were drowned. The Queen family seven members perished including parents and five children, one 8 month old. A Wilson family boy also drowned. Bodies recovered after a 30 hour search.
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San Antonio
Texas
Middle Concho River
Kiowa Creek
Iron County
Queen
Wilson
Voca
McCullough County
Waters Rise Across Texas Floods Hit LaGrange Area
In Austin on April 10 reports show the Colorado river rising with lower LaGrange inundated and fatalities feared. Lebanon in Bee county reportedly swept by a tornado with unknown damage. Wharton and Brazos counties flooded with property damage and no confirmed deaths yet.
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Dewey Withdraws From Presidential Contest
A Washington dispatch reports Admiral Dewey plans to withdraw from the presidential race with a formal announcement soon. His brother-in-law John R. McLean is blamed for the move after Dewey met with Democratic leaders and others opposed to President McKinley.
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New York
Washington
Evening World
Admiral Dewey
John R. McLean
Dewey
McKinley
Admiral Dewey Denies Withdrawing Presidential Bid
Washington on April 1 Admiral Dewey said the report in a New York newspaper about his withdrawal from the presidential race was a mistake. He stated he had never given anyone any information to support such a claim.
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Washington
Admiral Dewey
New York
Jones cool to Dewey bid not harming Bryan's nominating
Senator James K. Jones of Arkansas, DNC chairman, visits New York and says Admiral Dewey's presidential rumors will not derail William Jennings Bryan's candidacy. He predicts Bryan will be nominated on the first ballot with little opposition at the convention.
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James K. Jones
Arkansas
Democratic National Committee
Washington
Jones
Admiral Dewey
Dewey
Bryan
East
Butte Man Loses Gift Watch in St Paul Sighting
John Johnson of Butte Montana visited St Paul to enjoy the sights. He returned late and awoke to find his watch chain and diamond locket missing. The watch, a 56th birthday gift from grandchildren, valued at 250 dollars, was attached to a diamond locket worth 100 dollars.
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St. Paul
John Johnson
Butte
Mont
McGinnis Gold Mining Company Formed in Montana
Helena April 1. The McGinnis Gold Mining company was incorporated today with the secretary of state by P. M. Got an, J. J. Gotlachamer, G. W. Freeman, Christian Miss and Levi Thomas. The company will mine in Park county. Capitalization is $1,000,000.
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Helena
McGinnis Gold Mining Company
P. M. Gotan
J. J. Gotlachamer
G. W. Freeman
Christian Miss
Levi Thomas
Park County
John Steam
Nellie Lode
Georgetown
Deer Lodge
Montana
United States
NEW Southern Cross Gold Mining Company
Butte
Silver Bow
Hill and party visit Great Falls to inspect coal property
Special Dispatch reports James J. Hill and his party arrived in Great Falls and will travel to Stockett to inspect the coal property there.
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Hill In
Great Falls
The
Standard
James J. Hill
Stockett
Patent Granted for Axe by Edward Shepard of White Sulphur
Edward Shep pard of White Sulphur Springs Montana has received a patent on an axe.
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The
Standard
Washington
Edward Sheppard
White Sulphur Springs
Mont
Tongue Renominated by Republicans in First District
McMinnville Oregon April 10 Thomas H Tongue was renominated for congress by the Republicans of the First district in a formal party meeting.
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McMinnville
Ore
Thomas H. Tongue
Agricultural Bill Passes Amid Free Seed and Vaccine Debates
The House advanced the agricultural bill amid heated clashes over Corliss amendments. Debates touched government seed distribution versus private enterprise and vaccine distribution for cattle disease. Latimer's bulletin-boosting measure passed as part of the session, while related canal and railroad settlements moved forward or were postponed.
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Latimer
South Carolina
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Payne
New York
Ways and Means
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Department of Agriculture
Hepburn
Committee On Commerce
Wheeler
Kentucky
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Colorado
Pacific Railroad Commission
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Williams
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Little
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Arkansas
British Suffer a Crushing Defeat on the Front
The report notes Boers claim success smuggling ammunition via Portuguese territory. During the Dempsey trial State Engineer Munnik admitted drilling holes in 25 mines under orders from Transvaal officials. Durban dispatch says troops are shipping to Cape Colony with General Hart likely to command.
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Munnik
Reitz
Transvaal
London
Durban
The
Standard
Cape Colony
Hart
Cape
Prisoners Land in Milwaukee Under Quarantine
Boer prisoners arrive and are treated with courtesy. Four measles cases require the Milwaukee ship to quarantine. Prisoners are quiet and well behaved. landing is expected tomorrow with the governor notified of humane treatment.
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Milwaukee
British Fight Near Mafeking Under Great Difficulties
Gaberones reports a night clash near Mafeking on Plumer's side facing a Boer laager. Many officers wounded including Plumer, Bodle, Rolt, and Milligan who died. Captain Crewe killed. Snyman brings 800 men to Ramathinbama before retreating. Methuen relief column reportedly moves from Vryburg toward Mafeking.
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MacLaren
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Vryburg
Peace commissioners reach Naples amid talks on truce
RBRoer peace commissioners Fischer Wol marans and Weigells arrived in Naples welcomed by Orange Free State representative Muller and Transvaal secretary Van Boeschoten. They boarded the Kaiser for consultations while passengers say the envoys may open negotiations for peace or a truce. An interview quotes Fischer doubting Lord Roberts can reach Pretoria through a desert.
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Corriere d'Italia
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Pretoria
Buller Rumored to Command Drakensburg Passes
London reports a rumor that General Buller has gained command of a Drakensburg pass. If true he aims to move on Natal, leaving 20,000 troops to defend the colony while he advances via Harrismith to threaten the Boer positions at Bethlehem and Kroonstad.
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Natal
Buller
Drakkensburg
Geeral Buller
Harriemith
Bethlehem
Kroonstad
Boers storm Kaffir positions after Mafeking raid
Advices from Mafeking report a band of armed Kaffirs broke through burgher lines on April 5 and were shelled in the bush by a Maxim Nordenfeldt gun. The Boers stormed the Kaffir position killing 31 as Kaffirs fought stubbornly. skirmishes also reported at Riggarsberg and in the Free State.
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Pretoria
Mafeking
Riggarsberg
Free State
Plumer Near Mafeking Faces Supply Barred Advance
From Mafeking dated March 30 Lady Sarah Wilson reports Colonel Plumer’s column within 20 miles of the besieged town. The note warns the advent is undesirable without food supplies and suggests Boers under Cronje are returning to the attack.
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London
Daily Mall
Sarah Wilson
Mafeking
Colonel Plumers
Cronje
Paardeberg
Water supply solid and trenches advancing around Bloemfontein
The Bloemfontein correspondent reports the water supply remains satisfactory while intrenching on the hills surrounding Bloemfontein continues vigorously and civilian libel is to be utilized as sickness among troops shows some improvement.
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London
Bloemfontein
Morning Post
Remainder of Boer prisoners moved to mainland and fleet sails
Cape Town reports about 2,000 Boer prisoners on the transport off Simonstown have been forwarded to the mainland. Rudyard Kipling and Sir John Henry de Villiers plan to sail for England tomorrow. The Caravella with 106 passengers arrives at Cape Town from Havre. Heavy cannonading noted at Fourteen Streams as Lord Methuen advances toward Hoopstad.
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Rudyard Kipling
Sir John Henry de Villiers
Cape Colony
England
Pretoria
Loureneco Marquez
Lord Methuen
Hoopstad
Queen's 20 mile drive through Liffey valley
The queen chose a scenic valley route near Dublin for an afternoon drive in an open landau. She traveled nearly 20 miles before returning to the vice regal lodge, accompanied by the Princess and Prince Leopold. Crowds lined the highway as villages along the route displayed bunting and welcomed her majesty.
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Liffey
Vice Regal
Prince Leopold
M.ts
Bombarding Boer Positions Reported By Telegraph
Our naval guns have commenced bombarding the Boer positions between Sunday river and Biggarsberg. Boer prisoners arrive at St. Helena as the Nigbo and the Milwaukee dock on April 9.
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London
Durban
Daily Telegraph
Sunday River
Biggarsberg
St. Helena
Island of St. Helena
Milwaukee
Queen Victoria Receives Warm Dublin Welcome Yesterday
Queen Victoria expressed delight through Dublin authorities as she was greeted by citizens in a cordial reception yesterday. The visit highlighted strong local esteem for the monarch.
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Queen Victoria
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