Molineux's Wife Denies Husband's Guilt In Public Letter
Blanche Molineux, wife of condemned ex wife murder suspect Nolan R. Molineux, issues a lengthy Brooklyn statement denying any links to her husband and calling previous reports false. She recounts her life, condemns calumny, defends her husband, and vows action if rumors persist.
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New York
Blanche
Noland
Molineux
Sing Sing
Katherine J. Adams
Frooklyn
Knoxville
Tenn
Portland
Mouneux
Cornish
Adams
Barnet
Flo
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The Times Favors Pauncefote Retention in Washington
The Times editorial says removing Lord Pauncefote at a critical moment would be folly. It credits his personal action for drawing the United States and Great Britain closer than ever.
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Tondon
Pauncefote
Washington
New York
the Times
Lord Pauncefote
United States
Great Britain
Diplomatic balance urged amid US election pressures
The editorial warns British diplomacy to remain prudent during McKinley era politics while handling Boer war pressure and Irish and German votes in the United States. It cautions against entanglement by US political currents and stresses keeping the empire from being ruled by foreign partisan shifts.
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United States
America
Washington
Great Britain
Atlantic
Covenom
McKinley
Lord Fponcefete
Argument Has Commenced For Governor Title Dispute
In Louisville on March 2 the circuit court began hearing cases over the title to the governor and lieutenant governor. Democrats Beckham, Carter, and Castleman moved to strike the republican incumbents W. S. Taylor and John Marshall, with Farleigh opening for the Republicans after a demurrer and motion to strike.
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Louisville
Judge Fields
Circuit Court
Beckham
L. H. Carter
John B. Castleman
W. S. Taylor
John Marshall
David W. Fardeigh
Working Up Conventions for Election Law Reform
A Republican legislative caucus panel in Frankfort Kentucky organized a convention drive against current election laws. Senator N T Howard of Butler County was elected chairman. Louisville will host an address this month calling a convention in Nashville for Kentucky Virginia Missouri Mississippi Alabama and North Carolina and South Carolina to push reform.
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Frankfort
Republican Legislative Caucus
Kentucky
Virginia
Missouri
Mississippi
Alabama
North Carolina
South Carolina
N. T. Howard
Butler County
Louiaville
Nashville
Watson Praises Gibbons for Raid in Luzon
Admiral Watson at Manila commends Lieutenant Gibbons for a successful raid in southern Luzon during the Spanish American War era. The dispatch notes Gibbons commanded with Brooklyn crew and Marines, returning with 508 rescued Spanish prisoners, eight American soldiers, two Relief hospital ship officers, and three surrendered Filipino officers. Juraschka, captured with Mariveles, is mentioned as having been taken unharmed.
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Washington
Navy Department
Admiral Watson
Manila
General Otis
Gibbons
Luzon
Newark
Manzanillo
Relief
Fred Hoppe
Charles Blandford
Manila Bay
Juraschka
Mariveles
Manlia
Alave
Brooklyn
Gulf Rajay
Gibbons Lana
Jaraschka
Watson
Insurgents Ambushed Near Battangas by U S Forces
Manila dispatch reports Colonel Anderson and the Thirty-eighth Infantry using insurgent tactics against Filipino forces. They laid an ambush on a road near Battangas, killing twenty four insurgents, wounding thirty, and capturing several, along with arms and ammunition. The blow unsettles the enemy in the area.
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Manila
Anderson
Battangas
Bubon ic Plague Report Reaches Honolulu and Maui
Surgeon General Sternberg received a report from Surgeon Taylor in Honolulu dated February 15 noting five suspect plague cases with no deaths locally. The disease has reached Maui with seven deaths, likely imported via merchandise from Honolulu. A fatal plague case occurred at Hilo on Hawaii Island, about 200 miles away, as a rat-control crusade begins to curb the infection. The command’s health is good.
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Taylor
Sternberg
Washington
Honolulu
Maui
Hilo
Hawaii
Columbus High Plants Tree In Honor Of John McKhenny
Columbus Ga March 2 Special the graduating class of Columbus High planted a tree named for John McKhenny a former Columbus citizen who helped establish the city school system and later served as mayor Philadelphia capitalist sent $2000 for prizes to pupils last year. Mr F B Gordon delivered a notable address. C B Lawrence of Lawrence County spoke. Montgomery Ala March 2 Special the education department was notified of the death of C B Robertson superintendent of education of Lawrence County who died yesterday after illness with fever.
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Columbus High School
Columbus
John McKhenny
Philadelphia
Columus
F. B. Gordon
C. B. Lawrence
Lawrence County
Montgomery
Ala
Department of Education
C. B. Robertson
Porto Rico Civil Government Debate Spurs Senate Action
In Washington on March 2 the Porto Rican tariff measure moved from the House to the Senate. Senator Teller of Colorado proposed a temporary government for Porto Rico to enable eventual self rule, while Senator Stewart sought to strike the duty on Porto Rican goods. Foraker, Teller, Stewart and others debated constitutional questions as the bill and related resolutions were discussed and sent to committees.
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Washington
House
Senate
Porto Rico
Teller
Colorado
United States
Stewart
Nevada
Foraker
Allen
Petti
Manuku
Manila
Committee On Appropriations
Turner
Secretary of War
Philippines
Penrose
Quay
Hoar
Portobo
Spain
Forte Rico
Porto Hico
EUL
Committee On
Pacific Islands
United States Supreme Court
Harvest Letters From Women Re Moved of Pain by Mrs Pinkham
Letters recount relief from female troubles after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Women from Michigan Nebraska and Wisconsin describe severe menstrual pain irregular menses and kidney and stomach issues improving after treatment.
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Mrs. Pinkham
Dean Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Amos Fescuerr
Romeo, Mich
Diller
Neb
Lydia KE
Pinkham
Mas. BE
F. Custer
Brule
Wis
Trade debate ends as free trade amendment filed
An early determination was praised, stating beyond Porto Rico and the Philippines opening to world trade would flood the U.S. with foreign goods and topple the protective tariff system. Mr Stewart announced his free trade amendment and the Senate adjourned at 5 15 p m.
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Porto Rico
Philippines
United States
Stewart
Senate
Four Negroes Placed in Birmingham Jail After Talladega Lynch Fear
Four black men Sam Gray Elbert Curry Wilt Hardnut and Wade Hardnut aged 18 to 21 were moved from Talladega to Birmingham for safekeeping amid threats of lynching after being arrested in the Pink Dobbins murder. Curry, the alleged principal, confessed to killing a white man near the colored college following a confrontation. The group was moved via a special train to Pell City then to Birmingham.
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Talladega
Birmingham
Ald
Sam Gray
Elbert Curry
Whil Hardnut
Wade Hardnut
Pink Dobbins
Jefferson County
Falladega County
Pell City
Belate Southern Railway
Curry
Wilt
Wyvade Hardnut
Colored College
Mwe
Dobbins
Cime
Ala Broughn
Nathan Wegland
Landuegu
Kuung
Aoa George Calhoun
Moo Drake
Cun
Delegation Visits Dixie Creamery in Griffin Georgia
A visiting group of men led by Mr Evans inspected the Dixie creamery in Griffin. They toured the plant, questioned managers, praised cleanliness and order, and favored establishing a similar facility in Wadley. The delegation toured the Experiment station and Griffin’s industries, ending a profitable day with optimism for local dairy expansion.
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Dixie Creamery
Griffin
Saren
Pecal
Central
Wauley
Aly Durite
Dixig Creamery
A. Gr. HoWard
CO. Myans
Muurte
Smith
Beduingneg
Ot. W
Brest
Wwanley
C. Evane
Hee Meade
Blue Grass
Kentucky
Wadley
Lewis
Elegant Frenchy robe and Broadcloth suit in a 1900s showing
Exclusive black robe features a bias front Eton jacket with Raleigh Medici collar and a plain skirt with back box pleat, priced 75.00. A brown taffeta gown adds Renaissance lace trim and long appliques with a matching drop skirt priced hundred. Broadcloth tailor suit presents an Eton jacket with bias closure and paneled skirt, a rich design priced 70.00 in black.
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Eton
New Styles and Prices for Tailored Suits Now Shown
The store promotes new styles in homespun and Venetian suits in black navy tan light gray and Oxford with fly front jackets and box-pleated skirts. Lined with Taffeta silk or French Percaline, these suits compare to higher priced past seasons and include Eton jackets and double breasted options in pastel gray black tan and blue with ruffles and narrow pleats.
Silk Waist Set Promises Style At Bargain Prices
A feature on waists highlights silk waist styles in rose pink blue teal lavender and gray priced around 14.00. Overstock includes 250 silk waists in over 20 styles for evening and street wear selling under 6.00 to 6.50. Fisk Clark Flagg makes noted. Liberty Latin waist in Persian tones offered at 2.50. Elaborate embroidered taffeta and striped silks add to limited stock, with prices up to 13.50.
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Fisk, Clark & Flage
Fisk
Clark and
Flagg
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