Funeral arrangements completed for Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis reports state in state at the capital Saturday morning and a private burial Sunday at 2 pm from First Presbyterian church. President McKinley and cabinet members expected. telegraph and rail traffic mobilized for crowds. many dignitaries and foreign envoys sent condolences amid mourning.
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John Secretary
Interior
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Cleveland
Beckham
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Ohio
Dietrich
Nebraska
Wu Ting Fang
Azpiroz
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Richard Webster
London
Great Britain
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President to attend funeral of General Harrison
President McKinley travels with Mrs. McKinley Secretary Cortelyou and Dr B A Hixey to Indianapolis for General Harrison s funeral. Mrs McKinley will remain in Canton and await the president s return. The return trip from Indianapolis is planned for Sunday with a brief stop at Canton before returning to Washington.
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Russell Harrison
Tibbeit
Ransdell
Harrison
Benjamin Harrizon
Amd
Iver F Atorton
Vicks
McKinley
Washington
Canton
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Dianapolis
Messages of Condolence for President Harrison Death
Messages of sympathy poured in from across the United States after the death of General Harrison. Officials, former cabinet members, and international diplomats sent telegrams as Indianapolis prepared for a state funeral with services at the First Presbyterian Church and burial at Crown Hill.
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Charles K. Wilson
Union
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Railroad Slides Buries Track Near Katka Station
A major land and rock slide along the Kootenai River near Katka, nine miles west of Troy, Montana halted No. 4 eastbound trains. Crews from Kalispell and a relief train prepared to move the mountain as workers excavated the line, with Bonner Ferry as the likely long stop. The site has a history of slides impacting this Great Northern line.
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anxious seat for army appointment decisions in Washington
In Washington on March 11 candidates awaiting military commissions waited after long visits to the White House. Secretary Root and Adjutant General N. spoke with President Roosevelt amid days of effort to finalize appointments. Congressmen linger in the capital, with resolutions pending on their filings. After five hours of talks, Root left with appointments not yet final, but expected to be settled in a few days.
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Washington
White House
Root
Submarine Boat Details Released by Vickers for British Navy
London reports the Vickers company has corrected dimensions for new submarine boats. Length 60 feet 4 inches, beam 11 feet inches, submerged displacement irons, main engine 160 horsepower, fuel enables 404 knot steaming, surface speed to ning knots, electric motor for seven knot submerged speed. Torpedo tube in bow with five torpedoes of 11 feet 5 inches.
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New Trial Granted in Botkin Case by California Supreme Court
The California Supreme Court in San Francisco on March 14 granted Mrs. Cordelia Botkin a new trial. Botkin had been convicted of murdering Mrs. J. P. Dunning in 19 and sentenced to life imprisonment for sending poisoned candy through the US mail from San Francisco to Dover Delaware. The court ruled the trial judge overemphasized circumstantial evidence in his charge to the jury.
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M Batkin
Dover
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Dunning
Supreme Court
Missing Laura Morgan Feared Kidnapping Casts Colfax Town
Colfax Washington March 14 authorities fear foul play as Laura Morgan 16 daughter of Elizabeth Morgan principal of the Main Street school remains missing. Tracks by Diredhomes led toward a Palouse River bridge. one boot and the missing girl’s cap were found nearby.
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Wash
Laura Morgan
Yerald
Elizabeth Morgan
Palouse
Crisis Ends as House of Peers Back Imperial Plan
The house of peers met to express consent to the emperor's suggestion that it is a national duty to fund military needs and stabilize finances. The crisis is over with taxation bills certain to pass, restoring financial soundness.
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Yokohama
House of Peers
Iedly
Wright for Mayor Named by Denver Republican Convention
The Republican city convention in Denver set R. B. Wright as the party’s mayoral candidate this afternoon. Wright was chosen to lead the ticket as the main contender in the forthcoming election in March.
Meikelsonn Retired News from New York War Department
The war department issued an official statement regarding the appointment of Colonel Sanger. The statement notes it was made some time before the expiration of the current term.
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New York
War Department
Sanger
Cabinet Seat Change Marks Senate Candidacy Shift
Assi sant Secretary Meikelsohn notified the President that due to his senate bid the prolonged canvass and need for a secretary in Washington to perform duties he will not allow reappointment. William Carey Sangerty has been appointed and will promptly assume duties.
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Meikelsohn
Th P
Senate
Washington
William Carey Sangerty
Congressmen in Cuba Visit Sugar Estate With General Wood
Havana March 14 General Wood and staff joined a congressional party including river and her e committee to Aguicate for inspection of a sugar estate. Cuban delegates to the constitutional convention seek information from American congressmen about a possible Platt amendment reconsideration. La Patria urges delegates to refuse the amendment until a new congress assembles.
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Havana
Wood
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Aguicate
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Congress
la Patria
Mrs Richardson Charged With Murder in Missouri
Mrs Richardson has been indicted by the grand jury for the murder of her husband Frank L Richardson a Savannah Missouri merchant on Christmas Eve. She says she is innocent and knows nothing of the crime. Relatives doubt the indictment and expect two more charges may follow.
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St. Joseph
Richardson
Venezuelan officials deny Loomis criticism in Caracas
The Venezuelan charge Senor Pulido says fears of government upheaval over asphalt affairs and Loomis status are exaggerated. He notes favorable communications showing friendly sentiment toward the United States and reports that circulating articles do not reflect official Venezuelan views.
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Washington
Senor Puluio
Venezuela
Loomis
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Foval
Ariaign
Senor Pulido
Minster Loomis
Constitutionality Test Case on Scranton Ripper Bill
In Scranton on March 14 the legality of the new second class city charter bill, dubbed the ripper bill, was argued in Lackawanna courts. Former Senator McDonald filed quowarranto proceedings to force James M Show to reveal authority to hold the office and duties of recorder Scranton, with Governor Stone recently naming him. The hearing will occupy the entire bar.
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Scranton
Lackawanna
McDonald
James M
Stone
Utah Senator Kearns Opposes Utah Adultery Bill
Senator Kearns of Utah received the Evans bill amending prosecutions for adultery and strongly opposes it. He argues the measure is unwise and would bolster arguments for a constitutional amendment while hoping Governor Wells vetoes the bill.
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Kearns
Utah
Wells
Gambling Den Demolished in Fulton After Sale
In Fulton Michigan on March 14 a gambling room frequented by young men was bought by a committee of church groups led by the W C U U. After lengthy talks the proprietor sold his pool and billiard tables and cards. At 2 AM a crowd of over a hundred, mostly women, dragged the equipment to the public square, smashed the tables with axes and burned the debris.
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Fulton, Mich
Nublic Square
Murder case before Justice Jerome in New York
The case of Albert T. Patrick charged with the murder of William Marsh Rice was called before Justice Jerome of the court of special sessions. Assistant District Attorney Garvin asked for adjournment as the import of Professor Witthaus, the host, had not yet been received. The examination was postponed until March 26.
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Mbert T. Patrick
Willam Marsh Ruce
Jerome
Court of Special Sessions
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Garvin
Witthaus
Denial Issued Over Duke of Manchester Breach Suit
London march 14 counsel for miss portia knight deny a reported statement by the duke of manchester that he found the action unjustified and dropped. they say the breach of promise suit proceeds and courts will decide its justification.
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Portia Knight
Duke of Manchester
Count Boni de Castellane in Paris clash over Figaro paragraph
Paris reports recount the confrontation at M de Rodays residence where Count Boni de Castellane accused the Figaro editor of insulting him with a paragraph about treachery to Roulede. The editor denied the claim. fists were exchanged and a duel is reported to be planned at dawn near Lausanne between de Castellane and M de Roulede’s agent Buffet.
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Will of Former Secretary William M. Karts Filed for Probate
New York March 14 the will of former Secretary of State William M. Karts was filed for probate. The estate is left to family members with specifics pending.
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Willam M. Karts
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