Passage on Georgia bills in late session pace
Washington March 1 Special The house public buildings committee will report on Col Livingston’s Atlanta building bill and Mr Howard’s Athans post office bill plus a few Georgia items. Passage is unlikely this late in the session due to suspension rules and the priority of supply bills. A long list of Hawman act claims from Georgia figures appears in the omnibus claim bill, including payments to numerous county residents and executors across the state.
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Washington
Livingston
Atlanta
Mr. Howard
Athans
Georgia
Mercer
House
Livingston Ddelinven
Atlanta Ll
Reed
Elsp
Bacon
Clay
Senate
Hawman
T. J. Anderson
Iulton County
Thomas G. Barker
Chattooga County
John Brooks
Henry County
Sth
Richmond Butler
Chatham
John A. Carter
Wiliam Chuston
Carroll
J. O. Cheyney
Andrew J. Cheney
Cobb County
William P Conine
Willam Y Conine
Clayton County
William L. Connally
Walker
John P. Davidson
Floyd
William G. Ebbs
Wiliam Ebbs
Savannah
Natallie Eppstein
Chatham County
Henry Field
Marla Fowler
Edward Fowler
Margaret Garrison
Margaret Glebelhouse
Jane Gilbert
Molineaux Indicted for Murder in Adams Death
Roland B. Molineaux was indicted by a New York grand jury on four counts for murdering Mrs. Katherine J. Adams. The charges allege sending poison by mail to kill, including cyanides of mercury, with intent to kill an unknown person. He is to be arraigned before Recorder Golf and likely remanded to the Tombs without bail.
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New York
Roland B. Molineaux
Caua
Katherine J. Adams
Molineaux
Polson
Knll
Kit
Bagleys Brother Named Cadet for Naval Academy
President promises to appoint David Bagley of Raleigh North Carolina, brother of Ensign Worth Bagley killed at Cardenas, as a naval academy cadet in Annapolis within a day or two to Senator Pritchard, Washington March 1.
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McKinley
Young Bagley
Academy
Washington
David Bagley
Raleigh
N. C
Ensign Worth Bagley
Cardenas
Wll
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Benator ‘Pritchard
Filibusters Halted By Government Action
Seventy Kansas City filibusters were sent home in New Orleans as authorities halted further transport to Belize and Guatemala. Leader Evans offered men a choice between returning home or remaining possible labor assignments. the expedition was abandoned amid government intervention.
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Kansas City
New Orleana
New Orleans
Evans
Bivefielda
Guatemala
Mrs John A Logan in Critical Condition
Word reached here today that Mrs. John A Logan is critically ill at her Washington home. Her son Major John A Logan, serving in the volunteer army in Cuba, has been summoned to her bedside in Chicago on March 1.
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Cubs
Chicago
John A. Logan
Washington
John A Logan
Cuba
Strike on Brooklyn Bridge Delays Traffic Twenty Five Minutes
New York March 1 A strike of the train hands on the Brooklyn Bridge disrupted traffic for twenty five minutes and ended in a victory for the men. The walkout protested a new time and pay schedule by the Elevated Railroad Company which cut earnings for the workers.
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New York
Ganda
Brooklyn Bridge
Trafic
Elevated Railroad Company
Mon
Absence of Martin Mahon Delays Moore Case
In New York on March 1 the Fayne Moore case was adjourned until tomorrow due to the complaining witness Martin Mahon being absent. Justice Furaman warned he would make an example of Mahon when he appeared, while Assistant District Attorney McIntyre suggested Mahon was hiding to avoid the cage.
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New York
Fayne Moore
Martin Mahon
Furaman
Mahon
McIntyre
Perpetrator of Outrageous Crime Meets His Just Punishment
Little Rock March 1 Morris Christopher the negro who committed an outrageous crime on a young white woman at Hope Monday afternoon and who narrowly escaped lynching at the hands of a mob at that place Monday night was taken out of jail last night and mobbed. What became of the negro or what his fate was in not known. A dispatch to The Gazette reporting the affair says that he was taken from the jail and punished as he justly deserved. He admitted this crime.
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Little Rock
Ark
Morris Christopher
Hope
Tha Gasétte
Dalt
Southampton Court Report Emerges From Fragmented Text
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a court in St James with unclear details. The readable portion mentions Southampton, England and mentions entities like Joseph and Bunies in an unresolved legal context.
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Apton
England
Southampton
Misch
Joseph
St. James
Bailey Supports Army Bill In Temporary Increase Debate
Washington March 1 The House passed the Senate army reorganization bill 28 to 32 after vigorous support from both parties led by Leader Bailey and Republican leaders. The measure provides only a temporary army increase, with permanence if an extra session is convened. The vote and related measures, including river and harbor amendments, defense and naval bills, and conference reports, followed with tense floor activity and remarks on Cleveland.
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Mesara
Henderson
Grosvenor
Cannon
Mr. Bailey
Mr. Hull
Senate
Friends of
Dewey
Mia
Nicaragua ‘Canal
Moasra
Mundie
Moody
Massachusetts
Dockery
Missouri
Mahon
Pennsylvania
Committee On War Claims
Court of Clafma
Bowman
Tucker
House
Laud
Republican
California
Cleveland
Jamd
Mr. Loud
Mr. Richardson
Tennessee
Me ‘Buxton
River and Harbor Committee
Sagasta Cabinet Resigns as Chambers Adjourn
Madrid March 1 Senor Sagasta hands in the ministry resignation to the queen regent. The cabinet crisis is expected to last several days while the queen regent consults with chamber presidents and political leaders. The chambers will adjourn and a new ministry forms as ministerialists hope for regent support and dissolution of the chambers.
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Madrid
Senor Sagasta
American View of the Crisis in Spain Threatens Peace Treaty
Washington reports that the Spanish Cortes crisis, triggered by tax policy disputes, jeopardizes the Sagasta ministry and the peace treaty. Officials say the treaty requires ratification by the queen regent, not by the Cortes, a stance debated by Paris peace commissioners.
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Spain
Washington
Saganta
Tts
Paris
Segasta
Clerical Feud Ended in St Louis Arch Bishop Wins
The circuit court at St Charles Missouri ruled ejectment for Archbishop Main against Father John J. Tuchy. The decision gives the archbishop possession of St Patrick's parish parsonage and $4691 damages. The case ends a famed dispute between archbishop and priest.
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St. Louis
Archbishop Main
St. Charles
John J. Tuchy
St. Patrick’s Parish
Kentucky Post Office Robbed for Stamps and Cash
Robbery at Covington Kentucky post office reports $20,000 in stamps and money stolen. Thieves hid in the stamp department by the open carriers door under the main stairs, then vanished as workers arrived. Postal inspectors took charge. the exact loss remains undisclosed by officials.
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Covington
Cincinnati
Mal
Postofiics
C. A. Reynolds
Tesse Tames Trial Ends In Light Verdict
City Prosecutor Reed iday dismissed all train robbery cases in the docket after a Jesse James trial. W. W. Lowe, Andy Ryan, and Charles Polkert are free men. John Kennedy awaits trial in Springfield, Mo, with others under grand jury indictment.
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Kanaas City
Jesse James
Reed Iaday
W. W. Lowe
Andy Ryan
Charles
Orleanists Open to Profit by Times Crisis
Paris reports M Buffet for the duke of Orleans says no direct advances to politicians or officers occurred yet the duke would seek gain in troubled times. He insists the duke never planned force, and police seized one key document detailing political funding and a title. An anti-Dreyfus general was named as potential war minister but not implicated.
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Duke
Times
Paris
M. Buffet
Duke of Orleans
Aim
Seventh United States Volunteers Riot in Chattanooga
News reports that the Seventh United States Volunteers, a colored regiment just mustered out at Columbus, passed through Chattanooga on March 1. Their conduct at the central depot and other points was described as dis graceful and dangerous, with cursing, threats, and pistols fired into buildings, nearly injuring several passengers.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Seventh
United States Volunteers
Columbus
Central Depot
Apo
Seaboard Lines Hit by Florida Central Purchase
The Williams syndicate of Richmond has bought a majority of Florida Central and Peninsular Railway stock, signaling a major consolidation plan. No immediate management change is expected, but a closer link with Seaboard and other southern lines could unite under one system, extending about 4999 miles of rail and opening a Columbus to Quantico corridor via a planned bridge over the Potomac and new Washington line.
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Williams Syndicate
Florida Central and Penmaulor Railway
Southern Railway
Columbia
Messrs
W. Bayard Qutting
R. Funton Cutting
Florida, Central and Peninsular
Aguth
Nouth
Haltimore
Ohio
Washington
Potomac
Quantico
Fredericksburg
Petersburg
Carolina
Ridgeway
N.C
Federal Capital
Baltimore
Willams Syndicate
Southern
Florida
Florida Central and Peninsular
Seaboard
Tilia
Jacksonville
Belt Road Default In Chattanooga Lease Change
Frank Gannon, general manager of the Southern railroad, arrived in Chattanooga to assume control of the belt railroad system previously run by the Chattanooga Rapid Transit Company. The rapid transit firm allegedly defaulted on rent, while Divine of the rapid transit company travels east to arrange new terms and push completion of the line toward the park with their own tracks.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Frank
Gannon
Southern Railroad
Cty
Chattanooga Rapid Transit Company
Chattanooga, Rome and Southern
Chick,amungs Park
Rapid Transit
Fresh Dent Divine
Rapid Tranait Company
Acting Governor Approves Frances Willard Memorial Bill
Acting Governor Northcott signed a bill authorizing a 4900 appropriation to place Frances Willard in the National Statutory Hall in Washington. The material type will be decided by a committee, with choices of bronze or marble.
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Hands
Springfield
Govertor Northcott
Goversine Tanner
Utatuo
Frances Bl. Willard
National Statutory Hall
Washington, D. C
Sve Comminstone
Kipling Gains Strength Amid Pneumonia Crisis
New York reports Rudyard Kipling showing improvement after a double lobar pneumonia attack. Oxygen therapy was abandoned as breathing improved, with a sleep returning and temperature stabilizing. Mrs Kipling and telegrams of support from prominent figures reflected renewed hope while doctors monitor progress.
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New York
Rudyard Kipling
Mr. Kipling
Mines
Kipling
Rudy
Princess Louise
Queen Victoria
Marquis of Lorne
Qannes
France
Tam
Preacher Wounded If Brawl Weston WV March 1
Rev John Rexroad Lewin county minister and landowner is mortally wounded after quarrel over rails from a fence. Neighbors Clark Simmons and James Bennett, wealthy farmers, are wed for murder. A fight followed as rails were disputed. All fired. Simmons wounded and arrested others. Simmons is ex-president of the county court.
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John Rexroad
Weston
W. Va
Lewin County
Clark Simmons
James Bennett
Rexroad
Simmona
Bennett
Simmong
Simmons
Use of electricity restricted on new battleship
Assistant Secretary Alen reported to Secretary Long that until the Kearsarge and Kentucky are complete and tests of electrical devices are finished it would not be wise to extend electric motive power for deck winches and boat cranes aboard ship.
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Washington
Alen
Long
Kearsarge
Kentucky
Cherryvale Strikers Grow in Indian Territory Mine Walkouts Spread
In Muskogee I T March 1 400 Cherryvale miners who struck yesterday were joined today by about half of Kre ks workers. About 290 Kreks men walked out with Hartshorn Alderson Wilburton also idle. Strikes disrupt mining and affect Indian schools as royalties collected by the Indian agent are diverted to school purposes.
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Indian Territory
Muskogee
I. T
Cherryvale
Kreks
Hartshorn
Alderson
Wilburton
Choctaw
Chickasawau
New Political Party Forming in Cincinnati Effort
March 1 report from Cincinnati notes a general conference at the Odd Fellows auditorium launching a new national party named the union reform party. It aims to bring together silver Republicans populists social labor group liberal factions and other minor parties to unite disparate reform efforts.
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Cincinnati
Odd Fellows
Union Reform,party
Silver Republicans
Populists
Social Labor Party
Uberal Party
Armor Price Cut In Senate Naval Bill At $300 A Ton
Washington March 1 The Senate moved toward final adjournment after passing the naval appropriation bill with a major amendment lowering armor plate price to 300 a ton from 450. The change allows government control to build a plant if armor companies refuse, a policy pushed by Senator Tillman. The day also saw remarks on the Philippines treaty payments and other routine measures.
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Senate
Tillman
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
South Caroline
Lord Herachel
Dingley
Spain
Philippines
Paris
Allison
Iowa
Committee On Appropriations
Sida
Mussel Shoals
Stevenson
Hobart
Joan
United Confederate Veterans
Charleston
D. C
Gray
Democras
Hale
Hanna
Gothmann Torpedo Gun Company
Naval Inspection
Bureau of Entrance
Picgrepee Aie
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