Arrangements Complete for General Harrison Funeral
Indianapolis reports arrangements finished for the funeral of General Benjamin Harrison ex president. The body will lie in state at the capitol Saturday from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. and services will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church with Rev. L M Plaines officiating. The event draws national and international interest with telegraphs of condolence and a large turnout expected, including President McKinley and cabinet members.
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President and Mrs McKinley Plan Return from Indianapolis
President McKinley will attend General Harrison's funeral in Indianapolis with Mrs Pretary Cartelyou and Dr. B A Rixey. Mrs McKinley will not go to Indianapolis but will watch the president's return at Canton. Return trip from Indianapolis to Washington to be brief with only a possible Canton stop.
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Washington
Death of General Harrison Triggers World of Condolences
Messages of sympathy pour in from across the nation after General Harrison's death. Leaders and former colleagues send regards. plans for a state funeral in Indianapolis include state house viewing, First Presbyterian services, and burial at Crown Hill.
Massive landslide halts Great Northern line near Katka
A extensive rock and earth slide at Katka along the Kootenai river west of Watka buried about 200 feet of railroad track. The eastbound No 4 passenger is stranded at Bonner Ferry as crews move to clear the section and assess damage. Extra wrecking trains and labor from both ends are mobilized to reopen the line.
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Tue Brown
Anxiety Over Army Appointments Delays Reached White House
Washington March 1 agitation among candidates for army posts grew after a foggy visit to the White House. Secretary Root and Adjutant General conferred about the many pending appointments, with decisions postponed for a few days though a final arrangement was anticipated after two hours of talks.
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Submarine Boats Built For British Government By Vickers
The British Government confirms submarine boat construction by Vickers. The vessels measure feet4 inches long with a certain beam and displace tons. Powered by a 100 horsepower gasoline main motor and electric for submerged speed, they will reach surface speeds up to nine knots and submerged speeds of seven knots. Torpedo expulsion and a single bow tube are planned, with capacity for five torpedoes each 11 feet 4 inches long.
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New Trial Granted in Botkin Case San Francisco
The California Supreme Court granted Mrs. Coulela Botkin a new trial in the 1908 murder case of Mrs. J. P. Dunning. Botkin, convicted of mailing poisoned candy that led to Dunning's death, had faced a landmark sentence of life imprisonment. The court ruled the trial judge gave undue emphasis to circumstantial evidence in the verdict.
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Mystery surrounds Colfax girl disappearance
Colfax Washington on March 14 reports the suspected foul play in the disappearance of Laura Morgan daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Morgan principal of Main Street. A child’s scarf is found near bushes and a small red hat fragment lies by the Palouse River bridge signaling possible crime.
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Crisis Ends in Yokohama With Peers Upholding Military Funding
The House of Peers met and adopted a respectful reply to the imperial message. It declared it a national duty to provide funds for military purposes and to place the country’s finances on a sound footing. The crisis ends as taxation bills are expected to pass.
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Yokohama
House of Peers
Republicans Name Wright for Denver Mayor
In Denver on March 14 the Republican city convention named R. B. Wright for mayor. In New York City the same date the War Department announced Colonel Sanger's appointment with remarks noting events prior to expiration of the term.
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New York
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Sanger
Cabinet Reappointment Delayed by Senate Candidacy
Assistant Secretary Meikelsohn informs the President that his senate candidacy and the need for a secretary in Washington to perform duties prevent his reappointment. Wil Jiktio Carey Sangerecurdin has been appointed and will immediately assume duties.
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Congressmen in Cuba Visit Sugar Estate
Havana March 4 General Wood and staff accompanied the congressional party including river and harbor committee members to Aguicate to inspect a sugar estate. Cuban delegates to the constitutional convention seek information from the American congressmen on reconsidering the Platt amendment amid press controversy and reports from La Patria urging the delegates to reject the amendment until a new congress convenes.
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Mrs Richardson Charged With Murder in Missouri
St Joseph Missouri March 14 Mrs Richardson indicted by a grand jury for the murder of her husband Frank L Richardson a Savannah merchant on Christmas Eve The indictment surprised relatives who say there is no evidence she fired the shot or witnessed the crime The grand jury will continue work and more indictments are expected
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Venezuelan official plays down Loomis tensions
Venezuelan charge Senor Pulido says there is no government crisis from recent asphalt affairs and Loomis criticisms originate with private sources. He notes friendly sentiment toward the United States remains, and officials do not share adverse press views.
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Washington
Senor Palilo
Venezuela
Loomis
United States
Senor Pulido
Senor Pulidy
Off Tetals
Legal challen ge tests Scranton ripper bill authority
In Scranton Pennsylvania the constitutionality of the ripper bill and new charters for second class cities is set for quo warranto hearings. Former Senator McDonald seeks to force James Moir to show his authority as recorder of Scranton, appointed by Governor Stone. The hearing spans the day.
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Scranton
Lackawanna
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Stone
Duke of Manchester action debated in press denial
London March 14 counsel for Miss Portia Knight deny a published statement by the Duke of Manchester claiming the action was unjustified and dropped. They say breach of pram sult is proceeding and the courts will decide its justification.
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Portia Knight
Duke of Manchester
Paris duel over Figaro paragraph erupts for Boni de Castellane
Paris reports Count Boni de Castellane assaulted M. Fernand de Rodays editor of Le Figaro after Rodays published a paragraph implying Castellane betrayed the de Roulede plot. The incident sparked talk of a duel, with Castellane, his father the Marquis de Castellane, and M. Morel visiting Rodays at his Paris residence. A dawn duel was expected near Lausanne, with police shadowing parties to prevent it.
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Legislature adjournment day set as session may last days
Evernal Dave Mare in Salt Lake notes the constitution fixes today for adjournment but substantial business remains and the session may extend several days. An evening session was adjourned late to honor General Harrison with a committee appointed to draft resolutions.
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Probate filed for William M. Evarts estate
The probate filing for Willam M. Evarts was submitted on March 14 in York. The will leaves the entire estate to the Evarts family and related relatives.
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