Brown Meets His Congregation Amid Pastor Trial
In San Francisco on March 19 Rev C Q Brown addressed his congregation after the council report on the First Congregational church pastor was read. A resolution thanking the council was adopted, Brown noted the alleged intimidation by a young lady occurred 10 days after the council was convened, and a controversial motion suggesting a pastor with pristine reputation was tabled. Separately in Milwauk ee a flour millers combine formalized its organization, naming J W Heyward manager with a $600 monthly salary. In Sedalia Missouri the 28th annual St Louis Methodist Episcopal conference opened with 800 delegates, Bishop Goodsell and Rabb Hard and Dr Hartzell among speakers. Routine business followed.
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Northwest
Combine
Northwestern Territory
Spring Wheat District
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Milwaukee
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J. W. Heyward
Methodista
Sedalia
Sepanta
St. Louis Methodist Episcopal Church
Daniel A. Goodsell
San Francisco
Manley $. Hard
Philadelphia
GC. Hartzell
Cincinnati
Armenian relief funds exhausted appeal to aid
An appeal from the international Armenian relief committee in Constan tinople reports all funds exhausted and twelve distributing centers calling for help as people perish. A cable dispatch notes B10,000 forwarded as aid and asks what answer can be given.
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New York
International Armenian Relief Committee
Constantinople
Armenian Relief Committee
Cousins Makes a Hit in Debating Bayard Censure
The House debated resolutions censuring Bayard for speeches at Boston and Edinburgh with crowded galleries and strong remarks. Cousins delivered the standout speech praising Bayard while Hitt urged adoption and McCreary opposed.
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United States
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McLaughlin Secures a Stay on New Years News
Ex police inspector McLaughlin has a stay after his extortion conviction was affirmed by the Supreme Court. In Washington on March 19 Kevator Thurston comments on Nebraska Republicans and Manderson, noting no direct proposal reached him for modifying his previously stated terms. He says he assented to the modification.
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McLaughlin
New Years
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Navy to Add Four Battleships and Fifteen Torpedo Boats
Washington March 18 The naval appropriation bill for the next year will include the largest navy increase since the war. The committee approved four battleships and fifteen torpedo boats with costs capped and construction to be by contract. Debates centered on eight ships versus six, with Republicans uniting to back four battleships and 20 torpedo boats, and Democrats pressing for more.
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Amend the Administrative Act Weak Points Noted
Washington reports the house passed the bill to amend the administrative act of 1880 without substantial changes. The measure tightens duties and penalties for undervaluation to start at the undervaluation point, following hearings with treasury, appraisers, and importers.
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Platt
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Morgen
Brown Doctor Cleared by Ecclesiastical Council
In San Francisco on March 18 Dr Brown was acquitted of adultery and improper conduct charges. The council excused his actions after public exposure of his temper, censured his conduct toward the young woman, found no lasting stain on his reputation, and noted unsatisfactory payment explanations but declared the verdict a complete vindication.
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Brown
San Antonio
Tex
Herbert Ransom
Texas Railway Guide
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San Francisco
HORSA OFFICERS SENTENCED FOR CUBAN EXPEDITION
Horsa steamer officers convicted of carrying an armed expedition to Cuban insurgents were sentenced. Captain J H 8 Wiborg got 1 year 4 months and a $900 fine. Mates Jens Peterson and Hana Johansen each drew eight months and $100 fines. New trial denied. Proceedings also report Monadnock trial results and immigration bill advances.
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Horan
Butler
United States District Court
Wiborg
Eastern
Jens P. Peterson
Hana Johansen
Andrews' Western Mission Opens in San Francisco
In San Francisco on March 18 W H Andrews ex chairman of the Pennsylvania Republican state central committee visits to gauge western reaction to Senator Qasy’s presidential nomination. In Spearfish City on March 20 the Black Hills Exposition company announces a fair Sept 28 24 and 26 with a prominent feature the women’s building.
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Promiument
Kansas City Firm Appoints Creditors Trusts
March 20 Kansas City firm Bell Clothing assigns testruates at 588 Main Street to creditors with aggregate claims totaling 44,500 dollars.
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Morie Lazarovic
Main Street
Bell Clothing Company
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