Death of James W. Scott Car Misses in New York
James W. Scott, proprietor of the Chicago Times Herald and Chicago Evening Post, died at Holland House New York at 8 p.m. while en route to Old Point Comfort. Cause described as apoplexy following bladder stone pain. wife and niece present. Also notes General C. T. Campbell’s death in South Dakota and Navy gunboat plans under Secretary Herbert with talk of two battleships and double story turrets.
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Nicaragua Acknowledges British Demands with Counter Proposal
Nicaragua has issued a counter proposal to Britain's ultimatum. It is described as not an outright acceptance or rejection, and it remains uncertain whether Great Britain will view it as a responsive move to the British demands.
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Cuba’s Hope Gone Death Blow To Rebellion
Havana April 16 Maceo is captured and Crombet killed ending Cuban hope as Spaniards claim victory after a two hour battle at Palmarito. Rebels 2000, Spaniards 8000, many officers killed, Maceo's papers seized, Consul Williams prepares to depart, Calleja confirms capture and asserts Spain’s strength.
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Manitoba Catholics Split Over Parochial School Row
In Winnipg Manitoba a number of Roman Catholics including prominent figures align with the national school party over parochial schools. Archbishop Langevin warns Catholics aiding opponents face excommunication and a Rome envoy’s letter fuels the dispute. Archbishop Fabre later orders clergy to refrain from speaking on the Manitoba school question in pulpits.
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Bond Settled in Woodbury County Sioux City Deal
In Sioux City on April 16 the Woodbury County bond case is settled after the supervisors accepted Farmers' Loan and Trust proposition. The county earns a 4 percent release on 191000 of 205000 warrants held by the company, while the balance will be converted to bonds. Interest at the specified rate will accrue on warrants from issue to funding. Settlement must be signed by both parties and bonds issued.
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Army worm invasion hits Kentucky counties early
In Rosstown, Kentucky on April 6 an army worm outbreak devastates corn, clover, tobacco beds, and other green crops. Farmers fight back with ditching, spraying, and replanting as worms arrive six weeks earlier than in prior years, with millions swarming the region.
Coal Mining Crisis Sparks State Militia Action in Orrumwa
Alarming coal strike tension grows in Cincinnati with miners threatening to eject competing workers amid hazards. Major General Prine and Adjutant General Prime oversee ground troops as governor considers reinforcements. Sheriff declares insurrection while miners seize 20 Winchester rifles and dynamite bombs. Forbush reports workers returning to danger zones.
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Income tax case blocked by restraining order in Siegel firm
April 16 in Cincinatti a U S court granted a restraining order preventing Siegel Cooper and Co from making returns to the internal revenue service under the income tax law. Gerson Siegel, a New York stockholder, filed the bill attacking the law and forcing government participation in defense. Copies of petitions for prehearing were circulated in Washington but no action yet. Justice Jackson cannot attend this term, delaying any hearing until next October.
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Yankton Reserve Opening Delayed Past June says official
Sioux Falls April 1 In an interview Register Boynton Mitchell land office said there is little chance the Yankton reservation opens before June 1 The proclamation will not be issued for at least 80 days after and settlers cannot rely on a early opening The delay stems from Commissioner Lockhart’s demand to file on 60 000 acres before settlers receive land notes Four persons perish in Fargo fire Mother and three children aged 6 8 and 10 burned to death Husband severely injured as four grown children escape through upper window Origin blamed on defective flue
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Tragedy in Cleveland: Drunken row ends in murder
Result of a drunken quarrel in Cleveland leaves John Sojhar a Bohemian laborer 28 shot Carl Richter 25 dead and Albert Richter 22 fatally wounded. Two hours later Sojhar was found dead in his cell at the central police station.
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Distilling Plant Planned for Los Angeles by Stein Brothers
In Los Angeles California April 16 it is reported that Stein Bros operators of the Monarch Distilling Company Chicago and Owensboro Kentucky plan a 1 090 000 plant in the city President Stein is in Los Angeles and has bought land to serve as ground for the plant. Also from Lake Itasca Minnesota April 1 a boy aged Frank Stevens shot himself accidentally with a small 22 rifle the bullet entered his mouth knocked out his teeth and lodged in his mouth endangering his life.
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La Fiesta de la Los Angeles Opens with Citywide Decorations
The second animnal celebra tion of La fiesta de la Los Angeles opened in Los Angeles Cal on April 16. The city hosts 10,000 visitors as hotels and homes fill. Businesses pause and the festival dominates the week with lavish street decorations and draped buildings. Merchants and property owners along the parade route contribute, creating a sea of palm leaves flowers and bunting. The merchants association funds a street decoration committee whose work stands out in the vibrant display.
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Gibbs Candidacy Hint in Republican Governor Run
The Minneapolis tribute notes Representative Gibbs from Freeborn aims for the 1806 Republican gubernatorial nomination. He plans talks with a strong Hennepin figure for lieutenant governor and may back ex-Congressman Snider for that post. Attorney General Childs may be replaced, with Douglas eyed for attorney general. Other state officers expected to face no opposition.
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WILKES BOOTH ALIVE STORY TOLD BY CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS RITTER
Christopher Columbus Ritter claims Wilkes Booth aided his escape after Lincoln's assassination and that Booth and Ritter fled to Brazil, meeting again in Hamburg eleven years ago with Booth showing Ritter portraits of his South American wife’s children. Ritter says Booth is alive on the South American stage, with the last contact last winter. In Shanghai a purported imperial proclamation declares the emperor unable to govern, sparking unrest amid claims it is the work of secret societies.
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Nansen Rumor About North Pole Found Unfounded
The Figaro reports a rumor that Dr. Nansen found the north pole and planted a Norwegian flag on a mountain chain, but the tale is regarded as without foundation by authorities.
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Sound money plea draws Chicago from President
Chicago readers press for Cleveland to attend a gathering on sound money. A letter declines the invitation citing proprieties while urging an earnest, aggressive effort to educate the public on sound financial doctrine and protect the poor from unstable currency.
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Houx City Property Titles Defective Rumor Causes Fear
Sioux Urry reports residents fear titles to business district property are invalid due to a misrecorded plat and missing survey alignment. Founders and surveyors are implicated, with potential litigation and occupant turnover discussed. observers note possible action by original owners.
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