Masonie Ing Reappears in Court After Brief Absence
A brief court appearance by Masonie Ing was reported after a brief absence from public proceedings. Attorneys requested adjournment while officials confirmed case status and next hearing date.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1900
Page
1
South Pa Iron Plant Face Early Closure
Local reports indicate plans to close the iron plant in southern Pennsylvania amid declining demand. Officials say production will wind down over coming months, affecting workers and regional suppliers.
Fragmentary Police Note From Putnam County GA
A damaged OCR item mentions HRT Ofaclat and several scattered phrases about Citizens, special services, a veteran, and a local thief. Details are unclear, with names and places partially unreadable, referencing Putnam and a morning incident.
Campaign Tariff Debate Shifts Money to Republicans
Washington report says a Republican lawmaker claims a deal trades free trade for Porto Rico for a campaign fund, with $5 per matter cited as a price. The House and Senate clash over the Porto Rico tariff, Tillman and Spooner duel in heated exchanges as GOP leaders push for tariff protection amid calls for justice for Porto Rico.
House Tariff Must Stand In Senate Caucus
Washington March 23 The Republican Caucus Committee in the Senate authorized Senator Foraker to propose indefinite terms to separate the tariff feature from the Porto Rican governmental bill and to pass the House tariff bill without amendment. Free traders urged amendments to aid administration and expand the free trade list, including removal of duties on U S articles entering Porto Rico. A daily vote target was set to shift responsibility to free traders, while the free trade faction backed by Porto Rican allies moves to delay action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Ohi
Washington
House of Representatives
Washington Star
Repubont
Aoney
Porto Rico
Des Moines
2 Legis
United States
Senate
Allison
House
Iowa
Gear
Iowa House
West
Congress
Tillman
South Carolina
Spooner
Wisconsin
Committee On Appropriations
Fasorabn
Freedmens
Perkins
California
Tilman
Philippines
Willman
Beveridge
Vi Ailison
Thi
Iaw
Cangress
Free Trade
Jordan
Carib Eia
Foraker
Ohio
Mr Foraker
Tro
Mroraker
Poraker
Chicago Times-Herald
Kohisaal
Times-Herald
Kohlsaar
Titman
McKinley
Mr. Gallinger
New Hampshire
Gallinger
Hawaii
Mr.Gallinger
San Juan
South
Mrones
Arkansas
Stewart
Nevada
Republican Caucus Committee
Unite States
Preliminary Examination in Powers Case Opens Amid Militia Guard
In Frankfort the preliminary exam of Secretary of State Caleb Powers over the Goebel assassination began with militia guards surrounding the courthouse. Forty witnesses were called including Eph Lillard and Silas Jones. testimony pointed to shots from the executive building, though no shooter identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polsgrove
Brown
Eph Lillard
Frankfort
Wingate Thompson
Senator Goebel
Johm
Davis
Berry Howard
Armstrong
Louisville
Kentuckians See McKinley Friends Meet at White House
Prominent Kentucky Republicans including Colonel Andrew Cowan of Louisville Samuel J Roberts editor of The Lexington Leader and John Marshall lieutenant governor held an interview with President McKinley at the White House on March 3 to explain the Kentucky situation They asserted they sought no federal interference and charged Goebel partisans with not honoring last month’s agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
White House
Washington
Andrew Cowan
Louisville
Samuel J Roberts
Lexington
John Marshal
Kentucky
Riots Threaten as Puerto Rico Crisis Deepens
In Ponce and surrounding towns the aftermath of the hurricane leaves the poor starving as prices for rice beans and codfish surge up to 100 percent Demonstrations erupt in Wayaguez Yacuco Arecibo Aguidallo Fajardo Juana Diaz Guam and other locales anger towards delays by the U S government grows and unrest spreads even to landowners facing cash shortages and hunger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Ponce
United States
Wayaguez Yacuco
Arecibo
Aguidallo Fajardo
Juana Diaz
Guam
Loyalty to Bryan Backed by Albany Democrats
Albany on March 23 reports the executive committee of the Chicago platform democrats in the state endorsing the Lincoln platform and Gabago platform while supporting William J Bryan as the Empire State's presidential choice. The committee will contest any delegate who does not loy ally support the platform of 186.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Democrats of
Wiliam J Bryan
Empire State
Execution of Reuben Griggs for assault in Virginia
Reuben Griggs a sixteen year old African American was hanged at Cumberland Court House Virginia for criminal assault on a seven year old girl of his own color. It was the county's first execution in fifty seven years and the first known case in the south where a black offender paid the legal death penalty to a black victim. Griggs’s nerve failed and five men held him up before death. The crime was described as brutal and the victim was a seven year old girl from same color community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Reuben Griggs
Cumberland Courthouse
Griges
Grices
Mags
Rain Interfered With Ceremonies And Child Found Crying
A three year old girl was left at her mother’s home and drenched in blood when neighbors found her crying in the sun after adults had left. A suspect named Reuben pursued the girl and was arrested the next night in a relative’s cellar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jer
Reuben
Heaviest electrical storm hits San Antonio area
A violent thunderstorm with heavy rain swept San Antonio and surrounding country last night. In two hours rainfall reached an inch and a half. Three men received minor electric shocks and a house was struck by lightning. A foot and a street car bridge over San Pedro Creek were washed away. Several people and horses were injured by falling bricks and chimneys toppled by the wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
San Antonio Tex
San Pedro
Arranging for Convention by Republican Committee
Sub-Committee of the National Republican Committee in Philadelphia on March 2 addressed convention logistics. Fourteen thousand tickets per day were allocated, convention badges totaling 7000 were ordered, and arrangements for proceedings dissemination were set. Sergeant-at-arms Wiswell to appoint assistants including 300 doorkeepers, 20 pages, 1000 extra staff, plus permits for messengers and telegraph operators. about 50,000 tickets to be engraved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Republican Committee
Philadelphia
National Executive Committee
Wiswell
Two Bank Robbers Confess Implicating Texans in Crime
Prominent Texans are implicated after Wilber and Wilson confessed to robbing a Las Cruces bank. Deputized officers report the pair named two well known citizens of Las Cruces as involved and under bond. The confession, made on a train to Las Cruces, details payment for escape including $100 to Cravens and Roads for horse services.
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el Paso
Wilber and Wilson
San Antonio
Las Cruces
Isaacs
Here
Sans Cruces
Cravens
Roads
Sasterday
Pond
Ward Held for Murder on Steamer Ward Arraigned
Captain H M Ward of the steamer Lawrence faced a preliminary murder charge in Galveston Texas for the shooting death of Michael Meligan aboard the gunboat Machias. After fifteen witnesses the court ordered Ward to answer the charge and consideration of a habeas corpus writ followed. The Machias, with the Texas and New York battleships in port, is the scene of the inquiry with French and Dr Richards named for witness panels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
H M Ward
Lawrence
dJustice Hberschberger
Michael Meligan Boatewaln
Machias
Texas
New York
Ward
French
Dr Richards
Fort Worth Passenger Train Collides With Log Train
A noon switch mishap in Fort Worth caused a passenger train to hit a log train.Engineer Woodland was badly hurt, Sam Miller of Dallas suffered fatal injuries after being crushed between cars,Candy Jandeon of Fort Worth jumped to safety but may die from internal injuries. Several others were injured but not seriously. Fort Worth in Kansas Garland Will Represent Peru. Lima March 23 reports government plan to appoint Alex Garland as Peruvian minister at Washington.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
Woodland
Sam Miller
Dallas
Candy Jandeon
Forth Worth
Kansas
Garland
Peru
Lima
Galveston
Alex Garland
Washington
Admiral Dewey Attends Rainy Welcome at Wesleyan College
Thousands cheered Admiral Dewey as he passed through Macon in a rain soaked parade. Cadets from Gordon Institute led the escort while Wesleyan College students on the veranda waved flags and toasted the hero. Dewey praised the organizers, thanked the crowd, and noted the warm southern reception before leaving for further engagements.
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Constitution Bureau
Brown
Admiral Dewey
Macon Hussars
Plant
College Street
Dewey
Wager Smith
Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Caldwell
Caplan
R. L Swarts
Wesleyan College
Ie College
Cherry Street
Gor Institute
Admiral Lowey
Mulberry
Tatnall Giare
Academ
Tackard
Admiral
Ododger
Southern
Spencers
J . Brown
Caatee
Gorcon
Macon
Dewes
Vacen
Guesis
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Ross
Roing
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Porto
Résiabucan
Caleb Powers
Executive Building
Wharton Golden
Powers
John F Hawn
Barbouraville
Gibson
Goebel
Lberty
Moore
Silas Jones
Jones Jones
Jones
Bryan
Chicago
Towne
Kansas City
Duluth
Minn
Charlea A Towne
National Committee
Silver Republican Party
Coates Opera House
Stociéck
Republican Party
Lincoln
Rade
Bale
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