Welcome Home Harrison Receives Warm Capitol Reception
Indianapolis crowds greet General Harrison returning to Indiana. city decorations line the march from station to Dennison hotel as Governor Matthews Mayor Sullivan and C. W. Fairbanks praise his public service. Harrison notes astounding growth and vows to uphold the flag and constitution.
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Indianapolis
Harrison
Dennison
Washington
Sxipenatitt
Matthews
Sullivan
C. W. Fairbanks
Morrison
Fairbanks
Quiet at Honolulu and other world events
A dispatch from Honolulu notes discontent with the English and sympathy from Germans for the American provisional government while natives show indifference. In Paterno, troops faced stone and knife attacks during an election, causing fatalities. Chicago unrest looms over the World's Fair strike. leaders anticipate a Thursday general strike if linemen’s demands remain unmet. Congo expedition locates the Lukugan River outlet, solving a map discrepancy. A Kansas City fire fatally burns a 4-year-old girl and injures her mother escaping a gasoline stove explosion.
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Evonte
HonnourLu
United States
Stevens
Kansas City
James K. Miller
Republicans Resolve Not To Interfere In Senate Reorg
Washington dispatch reports a Republican Senate caucus chose not to block the Senate's reorganization amid a busy session. The piece covers cabinet confirmations, a Sherman constitutional amendment proposal, railroad lands, and early March treasury figures alongside notes on inauguration events and a planned Blaine biography.
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Washington
Hncidental
Capitol Building
Pennsylvania Avenue
Monument
George Washington
Andrew Jackson
Columbus
Harrison and Morton
Yeveland
Stevenson
Republicans Will Not Interfere With Senate Reorganization
The Republican caucus, presided by Mr Sherman, met with high attendance. With Stewart and Peffer absent, the minority acknowledged no interference in the Democrats’ senate reorganization and avoided conflicts. They backed Mr Martin of Kansas as seated, while contesting his credentials remains a Kansas Republicans decision. The committee will meet again after conferring with Democrats on committee assignments. The prior chairmen will retain ranking minority status.
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Senate
Martin
Kansas
Mr. Martin
Refused a rehearing in Chicago Lake Front case
The Supreme Court has refused to reopen the Chicago Lake Front case with Illinois Central Railway seeking a rehearing. Justice Feld has directed Clerk McKinney to enter a denial and notify counsel. The ruling ends the possibility of retrying the main point of dispute regarding title to the Chicago waterfront, though further litigation over certain property now held by the railroad may occur.
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Supreme Court
Chicago
Imain Point
United States
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Celton Marble Company
California
Loss of the Naronic Shocks White Star Line Inquiries
Ships St Enoch and Italy arrive without news of the White Star freighter missing since February 15 amid storms. Shipping men fear the Naronic is lost, hoping she drifted far south beyond regular routes.
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White Star Line
New York
St. Enoch
Liverpool
Naronic
Italy
White Star
Navonic
New Goods For New Goods For You Received At Store
The store announces the largest stock of spring clothing furnishing goods hats and caps ever shown here. Public notice of new arrivals emphasizes breadth and variety for the season.
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Senatorial contest, varied headlines from March cyclone era
Senatorial contest in Washington unsettled. Wheat exports for week ending March 4 amid a string of local misfortunes. Diphtheria closes Sturgeon Bay schools. Evangelist Murphy conducts revival in Vandalia. Various accidents, trials, and political notes across Illinois, Indiana, and beyond. Cyclone aftermath leaves 800 families homeless in Lauderdale County, Mississippi. death toll rises to 29.
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Washington
San Irancisco
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Evangelist Murphy
Vandalia
Columbus
Ind
Charles Dorsey
el Paso
Panola
Herbert S$. Magruder
Creenville
Miss
J. B. Slaughter
Joly Tsinettin
Moore
Teex
Gelso Malino
Tomertin
Charles D. Kelley
Dixuli
Als
Chicago
Wen
Crowiss
Gresham
Stephen Millis
Atavooil
Dacatur
Jower Huibs
Linn Campbell
Ta Porte, Tad, Journal
Evening Star
J. ¥. Jackson
Bethlehem
Madison
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Company
da Grove
Maville
Sioux City and Pacific
Sargent’s Bluff
Melvin Miller
Lewistown
Ills
Toledo, Peoria and Western Railroa Company
Canton
George W. Glick
Atchison, Kan
Don M. Dickinson
John Mish
California
New York Stick Exchange
Chuh Worliser
C. &. Chapman
Hopkins
Knofill
San Francisco
The
State University
Moerinian
Lauderdale County
Toomsula
Negotiations Concluded Between Emperor and Duke of Cumberland
March 7 report from Bexwin states negotiations are finished. The Duke of Cumberland will keep the Guelph museum and its library, the Heren hausen stud of white horses, and gardens at Hanover for public benefit.
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Bexwin
William
Duke of Cumberland
Guelph Museum
Herenhausen
Hanover
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Massachusetts
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Successlul Adventise Conference
Barrie Crew
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DR. Nichols
OLD Post Office
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Marion
Hedgepeth
St. Charles
Adams Express
Prisco Road
Silas Hubbard
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Unitarian Society
Will Smith
George
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Ellerton
Peks
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