Hayward Nominated on Second Ballot for Nebraska Senate
In Nebraska City judge Monroe L. Hayward won the Republican caucus nomination to succeed William Y. Allen. Webster withdrew, pledges moved Hayward to unanimous support, and a joint session will ratify the choice. Hayward urged party unity for the remainder of the session.
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Get Simpson on the Stand
Lincoln March 8 The investigating committees held a session with J A Simpson on the stand He described examining Lincoln insurance companies noting an actuary work by a company employee He billed 10 per day plus 2 for board while boarding at home He traveled to Topeka to inspect National Aid using a pass and charged 15 per day plus expenses He denied Cornell signed the certificate of authority and said the handwriting resembled Cornell's daughter.
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Salary appropriation bill cut at Tancoun session
The house, in committee of the whole, trimmed the salary appropriation for state university instructors and employees from 242,500 to 4200,000. This compares with 197,000 two years ago, and reflects a major reduction in university personnel funding discussed on March 8.
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Governor vetoes boxing legalization bill in Montana
Smith vetoed a legislative bill that would legalize boxing contests. The governor noted boxing remains forbidden under existing law. He also signed a bill expanding eminent domain powers to smelters and wills.
Kansas Legislature Adjourns Sine Die After Deadlock
Inanaos Legislature adjourned sine die as the Kansas body ends its session. A three day deadlock ended when the Republican house yielded to the Populist senate demands last night.
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Ocean Tug Is Wrecked Off Hog Island With Eleven Parson
Off Hog Island a tug Bowen and eleven crew are lost after a heavy sea and snow storm. The dredge crew aboard were rescued by the German steamship Albino bound NY to Newport News. Captain William G. Cannon from Camden is among the lost.
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Troops Suffer From Hert Mania And French Budget Debate
On March 9 the temperature reached 87 degrees as troops on the line faced heat and humidity with limited shade. The French cruiser Jean Bart arrived, while in Paris the army budget debate stressed preparedness against Germany and noted France must compensate with quality as rifles and guns compare favorably.
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France
Explosives Found Amid Powder Mine Alarm in France
Paris reports mounting fear after a new powder mine explosion is linked to enemy action as in the Maine disaster. A dozen dynamite cartridges were found near the Montely mine near Toulon, enclosed in a package, raising fears of a coordinated attack on reserve ammunition. Dr Talmage resigns pastorate to pursue literary work in Washington. He cites heavy demands from religious journalism and urban outreach. In London the Morning Post notes continued debate over Americanism after the pope’s letter draft was altered by cardinals Rampolla and Mazella, with the pope's approval seen in Archbishop Treland’s possible elevation. Tonight's Almanac: Daywide weather details.
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Two Colored Regiments Mustered Out At Macon
Eighth Immunes from Atlanta march home after mustering out at Macon. The Tenth Immunes under Colonel Jones fired from the train, injuring Will Goodyear, a 16 year old white boy, and triggering a furious melee at Griffin and later in the union depot. Police and militia restored order.
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Police Club Negro Soldiers in Nashville Riot
About 500 Eighth immunes mustered out in Chattanooga reached Nashville near midnight. Police and detectives guarded the station as a sergeant who shot two people in Chattanooga was sought. Police used clubs to disarm and corral the crowd, forcing many into cars with some beatings, while one car resisted entry. Tensions rose over refusals to stay in cars and insults to officers.
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Mob In Missouri City Whips Prisoner Then Free To Leave
A mob of about 60 masked men stormed the jail in Missouri City and seized Odil Summers alias Reuben Blue on vagrancy charges. They dragged him to a schoolyard, stripped him, tied him to a tree and whipped him 40 times with a twisted grass rope, then released him and warned him to leave Clay county. The mob then abducted Sim Jackson and later others to a quarry where they were whipped and urged to depart the county. One victim, Asbury, sold his property and planned to move to Denver. the men claimed they knew nothing of why they were punished.
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Plans for New Battleships Larger Than Maine and Missouri
The naval appropriation act funds three new battleships to be about 18 500 tons, surpassing the Maine and Missouri classes. They will keep similar lines, mount four 12 inch turrets, replace 8 inch guns with sixteen rapid fire 6 inch guns, and reach 18 knots, two knots faster than the Oregon class.
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Mataafa Not In Favor In Samoa Civil War Report
At Esland Samoa February 22 four weeks since mail dispatches to San Francisco. civil war between Tanus Malietoa and Mataata continues with Malietoa gaining strength. Mataata’s supporters split over deportations of Malietoa chiefs and banishment of male Samoans. Chief Justice Chambers faces German opposition. Dr Raffel cites contempt and seeks protection from the German consul. Rough Riders return from Bluefields detailing failed attack on Greytown and the San Jacinto gunboat’s white flag. Eleven Americans led a Rama victory but were deserted by locals and sent back to Bluefields.
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Beresford Back Home From Open Door Tour
Lord Charles Beresford discusses China policy and the open door concept, urging restraint to avoid war as nations grapple for influence. Other items include Omaha mayoralty ruling on Moores and Broatch, troop muster out in Cuba, Spaniards seeking protection, and a court proceeding in the Kviechbaum murder case.
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