BEAT THE TRUST COURTS REFUSE TO AMD OVER JURISDICTION
Minnesota court declines to exercise jurisdiction over legislators in a high profile case against the coal trust. Representative Walsh faces delivery of documents, House impeachmt talk, and a Ramsey County judge rules he cannot compel legislators to surrender letter books. Rhodes sues for damages against the joint committee, while Senator Donnelly denounces the alleged thieves.
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Walsh
Capitol
At-Aries Wells
House
Senate
Sanborn
Ramsey County
Donnelly
Rumsey County
Minnesota
Combine
Rhodes
John J. Rhodes
Coal Bureau
District Court
Poo One
Joint Registive Committee
Suspended the Entire Class at State University
The senior medical class at the state university in Minneapolis is suspended after a dispute over dissection bodies. Students claim Dean Millard exceeded authority and complain to President Northrop. an apology is demanded. Trustees at Bloomington plan to offer ex President Harrison the presidency with limited personal attention and periodic visits, focusing on the law department.
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Minneapolis
Medical Department
The
State University
Millard
Northrop
Harrison
Morasarouts
State University At
Bloomington
Independents Press Impeachment Move in Lands Board Caucus
March 21 report from Linton notes a caucus on impeachment proceedings against the board of public lands and buildings. With only four votes against, participants agreed to proceed with the impeachment following the eve event.
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Linton
Eveents
Board of Public Lands and Buildings
Lincoln N Railroads Struggle to Defeat Rate Bill
Lincoln March 21 There is intense pressure on Republican senators to defeat the maximum rate bill House roll 181 by Rhodes which would change bribery law by shielding whistleblowers from liability if they expose bribery The bill has passed the house and would alter public office politics in many states Kansas Republicans Prepare to expose corruption as Populists probe late legislature Two purses totaling 800 were raised to defeat Wyandotte county bills and a man outside the legislature is said to have burned the fee bill Senate investigations resume with ex Attorney General Bradford set to testify that Cleese and Little knew of the deal
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Rhodes
House
Senate
Kansas
Torpea
Kan
Kansas City
Wyandotte
Court of Common Pleas
Lagate
Bradord
Mr. Cleese
Mr. Little
Santa Fre
N. M
Frank Lesner
Boswell
United States Land Office
Lincoln County
Lesner
Cording
Siddons
Dixon
Siddona
Eckhardt
Lewelling
Toreka
Chesterfield Hotel
Three Men Feared Buried After Wind Buries Wheeler Block
Tonepo March 21 heavy gale blows down west wall of Wheeler Opera house ruins three buildings used by Sattler harnessmaker Parker grocer Gilhouse flour merchant. Parker sold to Davis. two others feared buried. Gas or oil explosion starts fire. two companies fight blaze. $25,000损 in losses. No examination possible before morning.
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Tonepo
Wheeler Opera House
Peter Sattler
Harnessmater
D. Parker
W. A. Gilhouse
Parker
George J. Davis
Davis
Cherokee Strip Opening For Settlement Pending Details
Secretary Boke Smith prepares to ratify the treaty with the Indians and open the Cherokee Strip in Indian Territory for settlement. He requests the council’s views on allotments and counties while urging rapid, lawful preparations to distribute shares to Shawnees and Delawares and regulate new settlements.
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Boke Smith
Indian Territory
Harris
National Council
Seay
Oklahoma
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Harrie
E Strip
James H. Clancy
United States Indian
Arkansas City
Kan
Interior Department
Caldwell
Wade
Forebueh
Bishop
Chilocco
No Change in Pension Policy As New Commissioner Delayed
Washington March 21 It is expected the president will soon name a pension commissioner and policy changes await Raum's successor. Secretary Smith will sign certificates as presented and pursue just handling of legitimate claims while thoroughly investigating questionable cases to curb fraud.
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Washington
Senate
Raum
Smith
Day Decree Granted in Champaign County Divorce
In Champaign County circuit court on Tuesday March 21 Judy Alber Day was granted a decree of divorce from William A Day. The action, filed in Cuampatan Illinois, became generally known today as the ruling was announced.
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Cuampatan, Ills
Judy Right
Susa Ce. Day
William A. Day
Champaign County Circuit Court
Markets Hold Narrow Wheat Fluctuations Quietly
Chicago March 22 special from Logan Co. to Duncan Hollinger Co. Atlantic Iowa reports a calm wheat market with narrow fluctuations. May purchases seen as best, crop reports often show winter crop damage. corn trading light, oats quiet, and hog futures strong on pending receipts. Local Atlantic marks show steady cattle and provisions with mixed price ranges.
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Logan&Co
Duncan, Hollinger & Co
Atlantic
Iowa
Jilly
Oagh
Louis
Terrible accident at Pennsylvania works injures worker
A 27 year old Pennsylvania steel plant employee was fatally injured when a hot iron bar slipped while guiding through rolls. The bar penetrated his stomach and his fingers burned as coworkers freed him. He died at the hospital. Other reports note a fireworks maker killed by an explosion in Kinoswa Wisconsin and a missing Santa Fe official under scrutiny for a government shortage.
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Henry Pomqring
Pennsylvania
Amin
Homopathic Hospital
Boxing Draws Highlight Brooklyn Card Feats Dixon Siddons
A crowded Cony Island audience witnessed Billy McCarthy of Australia and Jack McGee of Boston in a 10 round draw for 1900 dollars. George Dixon defended the featherweight crown against George Siddons in a drawn bout marked by Dixon’s aggression and Siddons’s prime form.
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Billy McCarthy
Australia
Jack McGee
Boston
George Dixon
George Siddons
New Orleans
McCarty
McGee
P. J. Donoghue
McCarthy
Mgee
Coney Island
Jealousy Sculpts Missouri Shooting Aged Millionaire In Fatal Altercation
In Fayrirn Missouri on March 21 Judson Miller seventy, a wealthy county figure, shot William Wilson on a street, fatally wounding him after jealousy centered on Miller’s second marriage and estrangement from his wife who Wilson had befriended. A separate note reports Princess Kaiulani of Honolulu dining at a luncheon at the Hotel Savoy in New York March 2.
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New York
New Yor
Robert Buchanan
Smythe
Atris
Newark
Eleventh Street
Nova Scotia
St. Louis
Scott Jones
Louis Fanimande
Whither Fanimande
Fayrirn
Judson Miller
William Wilson
Miller
Ares Wilson
Kaiulani of
Honolulu
Sorosia
Hotel Savoy
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Court of Quarter Sessions
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