Senate Crisis Over Militia Guard in Kentucky Capitol
In Frankfort on March 17 the Senate and House faced a tense clash as 400 bluecoat soldiers guarded the capitol after Governor Bradley called out the militia. A joint session produced a single ballot for Senator while Democrats and Populists claimed a quorum broken. The militia will remain on duty until adjournment amid calls for investigation and possible fines or imprisonment for Bradley.
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Frankfort
Louisville
Lexington
State Guard
State House
Kentucky
Capitol
Senate
Bradley
Goebel
Bronston
House
United States
Poor
Collier
Cixonnwall
Commercial Gazette
Democrats
Sims
Gross
Fulton
Worthington
Garth
James
Walton
Slocum Walks to Canada to evade arrest ten days
Sydney A. Slocum, a refugee from Canada, was granted ten days to return there after legal wrangling over extradition. Judge Grosscup ruled Slocum unfairly treated, as he had been extradited on one charge then arrested on another, and ordered the time allowance and restoration of bondsmen’s release.
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Canada
Caroaco
Sydney A
Slocum
Grossoup
Federal
Grosscup
Eva Booth in Chicago division faces opposition at meeting
News notes Eva Booth’s Chicago mission amid split within Salvation Army Northwestern division. Dissenters await Ballington Booth’s response as crowd shows mixed approval and questions about the father son dispute. Also reports a divorce case from Oklahoma City involving Mrs Fenelli and Francisco Fenelli.
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Jesedera
Salvation Army
Chicago
Eva Booth
Ballington Booth
Eva
Earth
Rome
Miss. Booth
Salvation Service
Ballington
Central Music Hall
Rev Brown Returns to Pulpit After Scandal Exposure
In San Francisco on March 23 Rev C C Brown resumed his pulpit at the First Congregational church drawing a thronged audience. He spoke on I Know That My Redeemer Liveth while not addressing his recent trials. Afterward many attendees shook his hand. Opponent Mrs Sarah B Cooper ran a separate bible class in a hired hall due to the return service.
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Rev. Brown
San Francisco
C. C. Brown
First Congregational Church
Dr. Brown
Redeemer
Sarah B. Cooper
Four Burned to Death in Bayreto Wisconsin
In Bayreto Wisconsin on March 23 Julia Bird a longtime resident and notable figure, her daughter Charlotte Bird and Charlotte’s infant daughter, along with Biquette an Indian from the Bad River reservation, were burned to death at around 4:30 a m near the town outskirts. Biquette was described as well to do.
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Bayreto
Wis
Julia Bird
Charlotte Bird
Charlotte
Biquette
Bad River
Burie
Gatea Ritter Grocery Frame Blows Up In Nits Michigan
A frame store building housing Gatea Ritter’s grocery in Dowagiac was destroyed by an explosion believed caused by ignited powder on the ground floor. No one was injured. Also reports false claim of George Banker’s death from typhoid fever are corrected by a Paris cable. London dispatch notes more troops at Wady-Halfa with no Dongola march planned until 10,000 are gathered. Kaiser William buys three gate portals for the German World's Fair exhibit at Berne.
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Nits, Mich
Gatea & Ritter
Dowagiac
Loxpon
Cairy
Wady- Halfa
Pon Dongola
Kaizer
Berwin
Willian Hag
Zelaya
Manacoua
Nicaragua
Managua
Metapa
Mora
Zelays
Honduras
Zelayt
Occidental Department
Viego City
Leon
Lord Salisbury Talks on Arbitration for Venezuela
London March 23 Lord Salisbury replies to the Peace Society memorial favoring Anglo American arbitration on the Venezuelan question. He says the matter is under government consideration and proposals in line with the memorial are before the U S government. Liberal papers hail the reply as hopeful for easing the international crisis.
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London
Lord Salisbury
Peace Society
James Stansfeld
United States
The
Daily News
Liberal
Memorial of the Peace Association
Lord Rosebery
the Chronicle
Togo
Venezuela
No Hostile Demonstration Marked Spanish Riot Scene
Spaniards in Barcelona show friendship for France with a peaceful Sunday gathering and a deputation to the French consulate. Gendarmes guard the American consulate as a precaution. no violence occurred amid a concert and crowd demands for the national march.
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France
Barcelona
United States
Spain
Iowa Republicans plan river transport to St Louis for 3000
The state central committee discussed moving Iowans to the St Louis races by chartering cabin steamers and barges into a single fleet. Davenport is a likely departure point. Boats would serve as sleeping quarters with Allison banners and music. Schedules would stagger departures to minimize city noise.
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Iowa
Ikon Heomera
Des Mores
Republican State Central Committee
St. Louis
Davenport
Central Committee
Allison
Distinguished Naturalist Dead in Havana
The eminent naturalist Dr. Juan Gundlach dies at 85 after 58 years in the inland pursuing studies of mountain and swamp life. He gifted a valuable collection to the institute, once offered $15,000 for it. Remains lie in state at Science Hall with scientists attending the burial.
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Havana
Juan Gundlach
Institute
Atate
Sciene Hall
Princeton Sends a Team to Athens for Olympian Games
Princeton Athletic association prepares a US team for the Athens Olympian Games April 6 to 11. Captain Robert Garrett A. O. Taylor J. H. Colfelt F. A. Lane compose the squad. They sail from New York on the steamer Fulda to Genoa, then travel by land to Athens arriving April 3.
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Princeton
Athena
N J
Princeton Athletic Association
America
Athens
Greece
Robert Garrett
A. O. Taylor
J. H. Colfelt
F. A. Lane
New York
Fulda
Genoa
Italy
Indicted Murderers Jan and Walling Headed to Kentucky
Indicted Pearl Bryan murderers Jackson and Walling are moved to Newport Kentucky under tight guard. Jailer Bitzer increased guards as witnesses and police monitor all access. Trial expected to begin next week with case hearings set without prisoners present.
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Kentucky
Cincinnati
Jackson
Walling
Newport
John Bitzer
Helm
Grimm
McDermott
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