Blount to Inspect Bawauan Annexation History
Ex congressman James H. Blount of Georgia sails toward Honolulu to study the Bawauan annexation dispute. He travels with Mrs. Blount and State Department stenographer Ellis Mills, while Cleveland and Secretary Gresham press for the factual record.
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Cleveland
Gresham
James H. Blount
Georgia
Blount
Willy
San Francisco
Honolulu
Blount Ani
Ellis Mills
State Department
Secretary Carlisle declines to confirm Blount Hawaii voyage report
March 17 report states the revenue cutter Rush may be placed at Mr Blounts disposal on arrival in San Francisco for a Hawaii trip. Official denial or confirmation remains absent while plans to use a Pacific mail vessel for the voyage surface and fade.
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Carlisle
San Francisco
Mr. Blount
Hawaii
Oman
Health officials meet to plan quarantine uniform actions
A conference of nine quarantine officers from the Marine Hospital Service convened at noon in the office of Surgeon General Wy man. The gathering aims to organize a uniform staff and countrywide plan to mitigate quarantine measures, with officials from Louisiana Texas and New York coordinating on procedures and potential outside-city deployments.
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Wastiss
Warine Hospital
Seri
Superv S Cg
Wyman
Arine Hospital Service
Kcal
Wlaci
Foanction
Uty
Samuel x Durgin
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Tate Bn Canne
Ees
Oes Veal
Jos, McShane
A B. Horlbeck
Ihant
Execution of Howard J Schneider at Wasmetox
Howard J Schneider was executed at Wasmetox on March 17 for the murder of his wife on January 31, 1892. The execution followed legal procedures with the warden and guard present, the rope was applied, and the death occurred quickly. A brief report also notes a separate mention of Dean Carry as a commercial agent at Yarmouth and a London correspondence snippet about Irish affairs.
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Wasumetox
Howard Jefferd Schneider
Geocusdan
Robert Strong
eShnelders
Yarmouth
Wasmatox
Dean F.' Carry
e-Aidien, Ncy
Bob Caruthers Released by Von Der Ahe in St Louis
St Louis with March 16 report says Bob Caruthers, a well known ball player, was given an unconditional release by President Von Der Ahe and is free to sign with any club. The move shocks fans as Caruthers becomes a free agent in baseball.
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St. Louis
Bob Caruthers
von der Ahe
Missing Naronic Believed Lost After Long Ocean Search
New York reports the White Star liner Naronic has been missing for two days after leaving Liverpool and no sightings have been made. Agents admit they have given her up as lost amid vast Atlantic crossings. In Gapsoes. March 17 a jury finds Kale and Will Steelman guilty of the murder of John near the city and sentences them to life in the penitentiary. John Davia was killed by a fire, with Kale implicated in a cryptic statement. the case ends with both men to face life terms.
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Wasatsates
Treasury
Weber
Hendricks
New York
Saragossa
White Star Line
Naronic
Liverpool
Lins
Atlantic
Gapspes
Kale
Will Steelman
John
John Davia
A Brothers
Beng
Satelli
Rome
Donatus Sharrelli
Hector Papi
Lie Apostolie
Two Railroads Consolidated
New York March 17 The consolidation of the Ohio and Mississippi and Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern railroads has progressed. A collision with a passenger train near Lackawaxon injured rear car occupants, some seriously. Gladstone improves with no further bulletins on his health. The Marquis of Salisbury is suffering a severe attack of fever.
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New York
Ohio and Mississippi and
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
No. 10
Lackawaxon
Port Jervis
Pall
Lospey
Gladstone
Lord Salisbury
Loxney
Marquis of
Balisbury
Téadher
Atlanta Postmaster Election Sparks Ballot Plan
In Atlanta community agitation grows over selecting a postmaster. Split support between two Georgia senators and multiple applicants fuels talk of a ballot election. A Fulton county bond vote on April 13 may host a concurrent primary for Atlanta’s postmaster, with candidates urging approval of the plan.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Livingston
Fulton County
Amos Fox
Anton “I Kontz
Appli
New Navy Secretary Visits Brooklyn Yard in March
Secretary of the Navy Herbert makes his first official visit to the Brooklyn navy yard, arriving at 10 o clock. The report also notes other items from March including a bank examiner taking charge of Mobile’s Alabama National Bank and a Rome cable about church officials sailing from Liverpool.
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New York
Herbert
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy
Alabama
Alabama National Bank of Mobile
Alay
Hepburn States
Examiner Camp
Iits
St Patrick’s Day Parade Graces Atlanta Streets
One of the greatest parades in Atlanta was staged by Irish residents on St Patrick’s Day. Judge Thomas F. Grady of New York delivered the keynote address, praised for eloquence and effect. A grand banquet followed with toasts and festive observations.
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Atlanta
Thomas F. Grady
New York
Oxoy
New Passenger Agent Named for ET&V Railroad
A telegram from Knoxville Tenn announces Farnesworth as the successor to C N Right as passenger agent of the ET&V Railroad in Atlanta. Farnesworth is well known in Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Ville Tenn
Farnesworth
C.N
Lynch In Brandidge Shocks Montgomery
In Brandidge near Montgomery a Black man named Tom Brunson was hanged by residents after being accused of criminal assault on Mrs Charles Senn, a prominent local citizen. The event occurred March 17 as reported by Special.
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Montgomzer
Ala
Tom Brunson
Brandidge
Charles’ Senn
Desperate Home Encounter Ends in Double Tragedy
A. A. Carneau of Mo. shot Bowden in Carneau's home after Bowden, a long employed worker, threatened him with a butcher knife and forced entry. Carneau, gravely ill and confined to bed, fired once then shot Bowden as he attacked, Bowden dying instantly.
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Carneau
Bowden
Missing heir reappears years after presumed death to claim fortune
Humrixeyox Indiana March 17 a man once supposed dead for twenty years John Graves reappears to claim a $600000 estate once tied to uncle Jesse Griffiths. Authorities cleared dozens of impostors before Graves proved identity and awaiting his fortune. He has traveled widely and now resides in Washington.
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Humrixeyox
Ind
John
Graves
Jesse Griffith
John Graves
Attorneya
Bis
North
South America
Washington
Bleeding Kansas Sees Democratic Drift Amid Populist Turmoil
J A Graham editor of the Kansas City Times says Kansas may become a Democratic state as Republican corruption and Populist chaos provoke a revolt. He notes conservative business leaders alarmed by Topeka turmoil and Populist loss of vote share, predicting a Democratic tilt if tariff issues satisfy public opinion.
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Wasurxcros
D.C
J.A. Graham
Kansas City Times
Kavsss Today
Kansas
Topeka
Cholerine Epidemic Claimed Cure in Pennsylvania Town
A local notice reports an alleged cholera like outbreak called cholerine in a Pennsylvania town. The remedy claimed to quickly restore health after physicians advised the treatment. Several prisons troubled by diarrhea were reportedly cured after a few doses, with the medicine used as a major advertisement for the author.
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Pennsylvania
Seickley
Peas
Rucker Backed for Office Amid Cabinet Lobbying
Speaker Crisp urged Attorney General Olney to back Mr. Rucker, while Olney weighed candidates Rocker and Ellis as strongest. The president favored Rocker, and a Senate nomination could come early next week. Colonel Rocker’s hat was found. Rucker declined to retrieve it, preferring the office.
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Boo Hill
Olney
Mr Hill
New York
Speaker Crisp
Rucker
Meesrs
Rocker
Ellis
Athens
Senate
James
Colonel Rocker
Cleveland
Mr. Rucker
Set Him Right on Last Australian Trip
Alan Sala recalls his final Australian journey and praises a ship’s doctor. He mentions asthma triggered by the sea voyage, the tropic heat, and two stings or injuries affecting his chest and back, noting the doctor’s care during the voyage.
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Alan Sala
Ene Iter
London
Francisco
Tropica
Watch Recovered After Theft Mixed Up Sale
Mr T A Pitner found his stolen gold watch yesterday in a curious way. Mr Parks Fears had purchased the watch at a jewelry sale in Mandeville and showed it to Pitner who recognized it as the one he lost two years ago. Pitner confirmed the serial number, and Mr Mandeville said it came from a seller who was described as a negro. The watch was recovered.
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T. A. Pitner
Parks Fears
Mandeville
Mr.Pitner
Mr. Pitner
Mr. Mandeville
Certian
S Negro
Outlook for Georgia Farmers Favorable Despite War
Col James M Smith of Oglethorpe, renowned Georgia farming authority, says crops are good and prospects for prosperity for planters improve postwar. He urges farmers to reduce cotton plantings and increase food production, noting he will cut cotton acreage to 2,500 bales this year.
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James M. Smith
Oglethorpe
Georgia
Col. Smith
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