Cattle rustling ring thwarted by Montana and Crow authorities
United States and Crow Agency officials break up a massive rustling plot in Montana. Over 1000 head valued at about 37000 were recovered after arrests of Robert Lee and a companion. Suspects pursued toward Hole in the Wall country. hearings set before a U S commissioner in Billings.
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Helena
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Chicago
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Billings
War Not Yet Over Silent Dispatch From Kitchener
A London issued dispatch from Kitchener remains silent on peace talks and shows no solid progress toward declaring the war ended. French movements suggest a halt in hostilities while weather delays troop movements.
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Kitchener
London
Mor de Frencu
Moscow Unrests Prompt Clash Reports Between Students and Police
Reports from Moscow warn of intense unrest as clashes erupted between students and police after a protest begun in March. One student reportedly killed and many injured amid mass arrests, with thousands named in the crackdown. International tensions also surface over rail property near Liuzin and nearby guards in proximity.
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Russia
Shor
Marcelli
Sarde
Tien Tsin
Lien ‘I'sin
Contested Lighting Upgrade and License Vote Across Towns
In Ellment, residents clashed over replacing kerosene lamps with acetylene street lighting. Young voters backed the plan while elders opposed it. Across municipalities Republicans won most contests with license votes decisive. These towns backed license: Austin, Ada, Battle Lake, Benson, Cambridge, Cokato, Dawson, Fertile, Gary, Hayfield, Heron Lake, Hector, Jackoon, Koskho ven, Milan, Montevideo, Montrose, Monticello, Pipestone, Pine Island, Spring Valley, Wyoming, Zumbrota, Dexter, Wykoff. Those voting against license: Atwater, Kenyon, Lyle, Windom.
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Alruggio
Chicago
Austin
Ada
Battle Lake
Benson
Cambridge
Cokato
Dawson
Fertile
Gary
Hayfield
Heron ‘Lake
Heotor
Jackoom
Koskhoven
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Montevideo
Montrose
Monticello
Pipestone
Pine Island
Spring Valley
Wyoming
Zumbrota
Dexter
Wykoff
Atwater
Kenyon
Lyle
Windom
Miles to Cuba on military post inspection mission
General Miles and a high military party including Mrs Miles and their son Sherman Miles depart Palm Beach for Havana to inspect Cuba's principal military posts. The voyage aboard from Miami is planned to return around March 21 while the War Department denies any link to Cuban politics.
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Ludington
Cuba
Sanger Wins Out Receives Commission and Sworn Officer
William E. Sanger received his commission as assistant secretary of war to replace Meiklejohn and was sworn in. Senators Depew and Platt protested to the president, arguing he was not a consistent Republican. The War Department announced Meiklejohn advised against reappointment due to his senate bid.
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Merklejobu
Depew and
Platt
New York
Sanger
War Department
Meiklejohn
Senate
Wealth estimates of President Harrison vary widely
Reports place Harrison's wealth between 125000 and 500000 dollars based on his law practice and public estimates. Some sources claim 260000 to 300000 dollars, with his fortune reportedly growing after his presidency. His Venezuelan boundary dispute fee alone was 100000 dollars.
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Harrison
Jen
South American Republic
Siew
Warrisons
Prastica
Duel Expected After Castellane Slugging Paris Editor
Count Boni de Castellane thrashed M Fernand da Radars editor of the Paris Figaro on a funeral day controversy over Derowleda plot claims. The duel threat followed after Count Boni and his father intervened when the editor was struck. A reporter and the Count's father separated them.
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M. Fernand da Radars
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Derowleda
Faure
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Poe
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Aad
Secoads
Ldel
Castellani
Three Trainmen Die in Lehigh Valley Explosion
A locomotive on the Lehigh Valley coal train near Mud Bay New Jersey exploded, killing three trainmen. The engine was blown into the Lehigh River.
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Mud Buy
N. J
Lehigh River
Corsicana Mob Executes Henderson by Burning
A mob in Corsicana seized Henderson after a confession and prepared a fire with oil soaked clothing and kerosene, a railway rail driven into the court yard to hold him. Conway Younger attacked Henderson with a knife as the flames began, and Henderson died about ten minutes later. Twenty forty people formed a cordon to prevent rescue or further harm. News of approaching troops prompted immediate action to avoid interference.
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Conway Younger
Henderson
Corsicana
Chicago boy and aunt charged in father robbery
Frederick Windbiel eighteen son of Peter Windbiel a Chicago saloon keeper is arrested charged with taking more than four thousand dollars from his father Annie Sproul the boy’s aunt is also under arrest and she confessed that she and her husband urged him to take the money They claimed the father would defraud him of his savings and the money would be kept until he came of age A cable to German authorities seeks the aunt's arrest upon arrival after the uncle fled to Germany
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Chicago
Germany
Frederick Windbiel
Peter Windbiel
Annie Sproul
Cashier Johnson Missing Sparks $100,000 Shortage Rumors
Reports say Niles First National Bank cashier A. Johnson is missing and a $100,000 shortage rumor circulates. President Tracy and Director Stevens acknowledge uncertainty, while Johnson's doctor recalls prior insanity fears linked to a nephew's embezzlement.
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Niles
Mich
First National Bank
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Chicago
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Lucy
Lacy
Tracy
Plankinton
S. D
Kimmel
Market quotations from multiple cities and commodities
Market notes list cattle hogs sheep and grain prices for cities including Indianapolis Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo New York and Chicago with quotes for No 2 red wheat No 2 white oats rye and creamery butter. Values range from 1.50 to 85.50 for livestock and fractions of a cent to several dollars for grains and dairy products.
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Cominien
Sao Tu
Indianapolis
Cytvie
Toledo
York
Death of Benjamin Harrison in Indianapolis
The twenty third President Benjamin Harrison died at his home in Indianapolis at 4 30 PM after a grip that worsened into pneumonia. Family and doctors spoke of a peaceful end as friends and officials sent telegrams and flowers and the nation followed the vigil from coast to coast.
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Indiana
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Tributes and life story of Benjamin Harrison seeked in Cleveland notice
A tribute from Grover Cleveland honors Benjamin Harrison noting his public service and decency. The piece outlines Harrison’s career from Indiana to the presidency, his wealth, family, marriages, and post presidency activity, with historical reflections on his policies and stature.
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Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
Pateletisn
Nation Laments Harrsouth Death Proclamation for Mourning
President McKinley issues a proclamation mourning Harrsouth death and calls for thirty days of national observance. Flags at half staff and ceremonial honors will mark the funeral, with tributes from leaders across the country.
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