Justice Stephen J Field Dies At Capitol Hill Home
Washington April 10 Justice Stephen J Field of the United States Supreme Court died at his Capitol Hill residence at 6 30 last evening after a lingering kidney illness. He retired December 1 1897 and had enjoyed good health since. He leaves a wife and no children with family and friends nearby as the city mourns a long career.
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United States Supreme Court
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David J. Brewer
Edgerton
California
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Edward M. Mott
Church of the Advent
Justice Field
Supreme Beach
Stockbridge
Mass
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Dudley
Jonathan
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Stephen Johnson Field
Haddam
Conn
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Josiah Brewer
Williams College
New York
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San Francisco
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Marysville
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Lincoln
Supreme Court of the United States
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Hayes-Tilden
Cincinnati
Sarah Althea Hill Terry
Sharon
Depot
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Terry
Shaton
Tield
David Nagle
United States
Nagle
Death of A M Clapp Former US Government Printer Dies
Almon M. Clapp longtime United States government printer died at his residence yesterday in Wasuinatoy. He was in the 68th year of his age and had served in official printing roles for the federal government.
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Wasuinatoy
Almon M. Clapp
United States
Germany's Samoa stance sparks Berlin interpretation
Berlin says Germany deems the new Samoan government illegal and criticizes British and American actions as violations of the Samoan act. Reports of Admiral Kautz's conduct provoke tensions, while other dispatches note uprisings in southern Russia, religious tensions in Shanghai, and various countrywide incidents.
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Germany
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Empire
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Starts New Campaign South of Laguna de Bay
Army expedition led by Major General Henry W. Lawton sails from San Pedro Macati toward Laguna de Bay with 1,500 troops and 20 gunboats to seize Santa Cruz and sweep the southern frontier. Casualties list from General Otis reports multiple deaths and injuries, including First Sergeant Arthur H. Vickers and Corporal Frank O'Keefe among others.
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North Dakota
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Oeste
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Tayabas
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War Department
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Thomas P. Morris
Kansas
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George Myer
Lawrence Page
Cortland Fleming
William Marshall
Montana
Arthur H. Vickers
Nebraska
Joseph J. Motz
Third Artillery
Wiliam BE
House
Twenty-third Infantry
Willam Taitts
War Secretary Alger Leaves for New York
Secretary of War Alger travels from San Juan to New York aboard the transport Ingalls. He received municipal petitions for financial aid and tax relief during his brief stay. General Henry’s administration on the island is reported as satisfactory.
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Porto Rico
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New York
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Peace Delegates Chosen for Disarmament Congress
The secretary of state announced the United States delegation to the disarmament congress to meet at The Hague in late May. Members include Andrew D. White, Newell, Seth Low, Captain Crozier, and Captain A. T. Mahan. Frederick Hollis will serve as secretary of the delegation. Railroad Building In 1899. Cmicado, April 1. There is evidence of at least 5,000 miles of new railway to be built in 1899, costing about $150,000,000, with Illinois Central and Chicago and Northwestern expanding lines. Court of Inquiry Ordered. Arlanta, April 7. A court of inquiry will meet at St. Paul April 10 to examine Captain Harry A. Leonhaeuser's conduct during the Augusta mutiny, with findings on officer rebukes. Corner In Broom Corp, Onicsao, April 7. Broom corn rose $10 a ton, linked to recent broomcorn interests.
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Chesapeake and Ohio
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Denver
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Murphy
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New York
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Washington
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Berlin
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Netherlands
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Columbia University
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Cmicado
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Price Hike Sails From Central Minors Broom Corn Meet
A Chicago Kansas City and St. Louis delegation gathered in Charles ton Illinois as the Central Minors Broom Corn association raised prices amid a shortage of supply. A further meeting is planned in May to consider another advance, with claims the trust controls all stock. Paws April 8 reports accompanying denials from officials in the Roget case and notes General Roget demanding inquiry into magistrate private life and actions, promising witnesses to support his accusations.
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Coal Scarcity and Miner Strikes Paralyze Des Moines
Des Moines faces coal shortages as miners strike with large mines still idle while smaller mines return to work after operator concessions. Dealers impose small orders but prices remain unchanged. Colonel Avery D Clark allegedly shoots himself. death attributed to financial reverses. A man named Thomas Foster dies by falling into a well near Gary South Dakota. Jamaica passes a tariff bill amid stalled compromise, pushing movement toward annexation to the United States.
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Scrimmage at West Point Between Cadets and Village Boys
A late night clash at Highland Falls near West Point involved about 80 cadet candidates from Highland Falls preparatory schools and town youths. The crowd, outnumbering the villagers three to one, escalated from a hand to hand fight to stone throwing. Several cadets were injured as were many town residents. A notable injury was to Hogan, an Adams Express driver, who was severely cut in the head by a rock. Doctors from the town treated the wounded as hostilities lasted nearly an hour.
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Brothers in street fight leave three dead or wounded
In Bronson Ohio on April 10 a street brawl left George Ried dead and Mack Ried fatally wounded. Joe Connelly was seriously hurt and James Preacher lightly wounded. the combatants were the Preacher brothers against the Connelly brothers and George Ried.
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