Railroads deny intent to attack union labor in injunction case
In Tonepo March 29 court opened with Judge Ricks and Judge Taft planning a joint decision by Monday on the Lake Shore engineers and Ann Arbor railroad injunctions. Chief Arthur testified with brisk answers as railroads pressed claims of his influence over boycott actions. Attorney Alexander L. Smith argued the case targets lawful movement of interstate traffic and rejects portrayals as an attack on union labor. Judge Ricks set a Monday 9 am ruling time. Goodykoontze case in Denver saw impeachment motion tabled, unlikely action soon. Alliance arrives from Samoa as annexation supporters organize to back U S annexation of Hawaii. President Jones resigns due to ill health.
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Tonepo
Ricks
Lake Shore
Ann Arbor
Taft
Arthur
Alexander L. Smith
Brotherhood
Smith
Mr. Arthur
Hurd
Mr. Hurd
E. W. Tolerten
Tolerten
Banking Bill Debate and Prison Contract Action in Legislature
In Linxcony on March 29 the house spent the morning debating the banking bill in committee of the whole. The afternoon moved to the prison contract report which declared a violation and urged abrogation. A resolution to cancel the contract was adopted. In the senate, bills were moved to third reading and an executive session confirmed Professor Ebright as superintendent of the Institution for the Blind at Nebraska City. The maximum railroad rate bill neared passage with Gov. approval anticipated.
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Linxcony
Leese
Irwin
Jensen
Senate
Ebright
Institution For the Blind
Nebraska City
Friends of Railroad Regulation
Appointment Sparks Controversy Over Unvacant Seat
Milwaukee reports a strange proceeding as W H Seaman is named district judge while Judge Jenkins has not resigned. Officials fear a legal snag if Senate confirms before Jenkins resignation, with Jenkins himself unsure of the situation and no official notice of a promotion.
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Milwaukee
W. H. Seaman
Jenkins
Seaman
Senate
Washington
United States Circuit Court
Pursuing the Raiders at Caney Bank Robbery
Sheriff Callahan leads a posse in pursuit of Henry Starr and Ed Newcomb after their Caney Valley bank raid nets $2,405. The bank offers $2,000 dead or alive. The outlaws, likely 30 miles south, left a wire-cut trail through rough country near the Indian lands.
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Canny
Henry Starr
Ed Newcomb
Caney Valley
Callahan
Here
Caney
Will Simplify Matters in Customs Reform for Mexico
Hon. Jose Ives Limantour, secretary of the treasury, is preparing important reforms in Mexico's customs service. No tariff will be simplified at an early date.
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City of Mexico
Jose Ives Limantour
the Treasury
Customs Service of
Mexico
Militia Attack at Antlers Ends in Heavy Fire
The Antlers clash between Governor Jones’s militia and Locke supporters ended after about 1500 shots struck Locke’s house. Mrs. Locke and children escaped, eight wounded including two Indians, a negro, and a militiaman killed. Officials arrested 19 involved. further warrants issued. Denver reports Waite vetoes railroad repeal bill. Albany remembers James W. Hasted with assembly ceremony.
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Paris
Tex
United States
Lee
Kirkpatrick
Gibbons
Willie Jones
Locke
Antlers
Kiamitia
Jones
Durant
Thompson
Supreme Court
G. W. Dukes
Dukes
Fred
Marshall
G. Dukes
Cherokee council foresees opening Cherokee Strip to settlement
The Cherokee council convened early Tuesday with strong interest in the closing strip sale. Many from across the nation attend, and it is believed the amended treaty will be agreed within a week or ten days. Chief Harris sent a full message urging council approval of the treaty. Opponents exist but no organized resistance, and ratification appears likely.
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TauLiquan
I. T
Harris
Congress
Crescent City Club Aims First Bid For Mitchell Corbett Fight
New Orleans March 7 9 The Crescent City club moves to bid for the Mitchell Corbett fight with President Noel as club representative in negotiations. Noel sails for Philadelphia to join Corbett by week end and the club’s offer is limited to 35000 with 25000 initial. If Corbett rejects the sum a higher purse or a percentage deal may be proposed. The club likely takes 25 percent of net earnings with winner taking all in a percentage plan. Mitchell has agreed to the 24000 limit or the percentage plan.
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Crescent City Club
New Orleans
Mitchell
Corbett
Old-Timer Dead Killed by Train in Alameda
San Francisco correspondent Dr. Henry De Groot, famed mining expert, was killed by a railroad train in Alameda while reading a newspaper. A longtime booster of California gold news, he helped spread Marshall's discovery after arriving in 1848. The report covers his life, career, fortunes, and death.
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New York Tribune
San Francisco
Henry de Groot
Alameda
de Groot
Marshall
California
Coloma
Horace Greely
Ruled Off Track Commonplace Bookmaker John Troy
New Orleans March 29 John Troy a well known bookmaker has been ruled off the turf by Crescent City Jockey club for alleged crookedness. It is charged Troy attempted to bribe a jockey to pull a horse in the first race here Tuesday officials refuse to name the jockey involved. Troy is widely known in turf circles having booked on southern and western tracks for many years.
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New Oaleans
John Troy
Crescent City Jockey Club
Troy
Leading US specialist Dr Hathaway offers private treatment
Dr Hathaway markets a private treatment for men and women with varied ailments including syphilis skin diseases and nervous disorders. He guarantees a cure with his exclusive method and offers home treatment, free initial consultation, and mailed symptom blanks. References from local banks and business men are cited.
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Hathaway
United States
St. Joseph
J. N. Hathaway
M. D
4Th & Nebraska Sta
Sioux City
Iowa
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Goodykoontze
Denver
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Goodykooutze
Nathan H. Hurd
Annexationista
Kossuth
Turin
Louis Kossuth
Hungary
Indiana
Decatur
Mich
Simon Pokagon
Pottawatomie Tribe of Indians
Casa
van Buren
New York
Robert W. Buchanan
Anne B. Buchanan
Osborne
Carlyle W. Harris
Uncle Sam
Pears
Waite
James W. Hasted
Albany
Cuerobers &N Council
Ater
Curiaco
Western Passenger Association
Committee On
Burlington
Chicago
St. Paul
Lixcoun
Neb
Eagle
Edward Carr
Andrew Hess
Carr
Hess Brothers
Plattsmouth
Brad Field
Matilda Lawson
Peoria
Mas
G. Jett
Selma
Col
Bradfield
Exual
Sword
Mansfield
Bradfield Regulator Co
All Druggiste
Atlanta, GA
Standard Lead Co
St. Louis
Bro
Pacific
Ledoux & Coa
National Lead CO
Clark Avenue
Tenth Street
KE. T. Hazeltine
Warren
Oo Medicine CO
Wert Aoert
P. O. Box
Portland
Oregon
Palmer & Findley
Atlantic
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Neave & Bone
Liniment
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Omaha
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Council Bluffs
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