Samoa correspondence and Clayton murder note in Washington
Washington receives new Samoan affair correspondence from Bismarck and Von Arcovallay, with a full text of instructions and notes on joint conference prospects. Arkansas Colonel Clayton slain. community mourns as Missouri grant and New York street car strikes unfold amid labor unrest and political moves in Minnesota.
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United States
Berlin
Ger Aigiy
Great Britain
Samoa
Count von Arcovalley
Congress
Grovex Cleviland
Prince Bismarck
Count Vor’ Arcovallay
Benway
Apia
Armen
Mataafa
Pontony Nhat
Tasour
Chdeaton
Sparalghee
Fanaa Ih
Gsi
Coiths
The Hoochers Going Back and Frontier Happenings
Reports from Indian Territory show U S soldiers returning to Fort Sill after duty near Oklahoma City. Boomer families cross the Canadian River into Oklahoma as settlers break land and prepare to cultivate.
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Loum
Dan
Indian Territory
Oklahoma City
Ft. ‘Sill
Capadian River
Oklahoma
Senate Caucus Deliberates On Omnibus Plan For Territory Admissions
A sparsely attended Republican caucus at the capitol discussed the senate committee on territories plan to admit new states. Debate touched on New Mexico North and South Dakota Montana Washington and possible amendments to the omnibus bill. Democrats pressed for action on vacancies and delays, while opponents warned against gerrymandering and delaying Dakota statehood.
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Minnesota
Sr. Paul
Jai
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Pope
House
Hennepin Company
Willrich
Praia
Cooper
Duluth & Winnipeg
Capitol
Pratt
New Mexico
North
South Dakota
Montana
Washington
Dakota
Supreme court rules against Stewart libel suit
The Supreme Court today decided against Levi M. Stewart in a $16,000 libel suit against the Minneapolis Tribune over a humorous item claiming Stewart moved his office to his house to save expense. The court held the statement not obvious.
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Elder Broware
St. Paul
Supreme Court Today
Levi M. Stewart
Minneapolis Tribune
Tat Stewart
Young's Distillery Burns In Gary Alabama Fire
Early morning fire destroyed Young's Distillery in Gary Alabama owned by Francis M Young. One worker Jack Keefe lost his life. Loss amount unavailable. Distillery not part of whisky trust. Nearby notes mention political results and local names in Summerville and Summerville area.
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Sharelvan
IndranAverts
Dan
Gen. Harrisons
Blaine
Afligon
Alger
Prost
Elect
Jan
Young
Gary
Francis M. Young
Jack Keefe
The
Whisky Trust
Acquittal in Meckie Rasgeon Case Shocks Jury
Mrs Meckie Rasgeon known for her wealth was acquitted after a brief trial alleging she plotted to murder a lawyer to protect reputation. Jurors found she acted while she was not responsible for the deed. In other dispatches, West Virginia Senatorship ballots show no candidate reached a majority, while labor representatives shift positions. The era’s politics mix with business and court notes as railroads seek unity and officials entertain guests.
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Kawsun
CniGaGo
Meckie Rasgeon
Nealy
Kawsunn
Whitney
Testiman
Striking Street Car War Rages in New York City
Recounted chaos as surface road strike spreads through Manhattan with only Third Avenue and Bleeker Street cars running. Police guard lines, overturned cars, and torched offices marked the protests. Transport workers demand to end twelve hour shifts for ten, earning two dollars less per day. Authorities vow legal protection, while Brooklyn riots flare and militia preparedness grows. A Connecticut Mutual Life embezzler, A Moore, fled to Canada amid investigations and mounting debts as the case unfolds.
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New York
Kw York
Third Avenue
Skitt
Avenug Ling
Hestanes
Fourth Avenue
Alt. Stewart
Wontens
Park Avenue Hotel
Walters
Bleeker Street
Welt
Grand Street
Grand
Attorney Streets
Seventh Avenue
City Hall
Mapleé
Brooklyn
Brighton Beast
Ny Hattan Avenue
Mor Richardson
Tie
Tus
Moore’s Subordinates Pay Full Sum as Secrets Surface
The report notes Moore’s subordinates paid the entire amount without comment. It also reveals that Eugene Wetherill, Emma Abbott’s husband, paid cash for a business block last year. Connecticut Mutual held a $325,000 mortgage. Wetherill used part of the purchase money to obtain a release, netting about $4,000 for Moore. The owner’s house shows disorder, signaling plans to move.
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Moore
Eugene Wetherill
Emma Abbott
Connecticut: Mutual
Wetherill
Douna
Tariff bill debates and Samoa resolution at Senate session
The article reports the Senate Ways and Means and Finance committees clashing over tariff amendments and revenue impacts, with references to calculations and potential changes. It covers a joint Samoa resolution urging restoration of prior governance and independent court authority, plus a decoupled legislative session on Samoa amendments. It also notes electoral certificates arriving for states and a bill to open Dakota land and a railway aid act for territories.
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St Paul
Senate
Congress
Farmers’ Institutes
Winona
Mankato
St. Cloud
Kellar
Supreme Court
Edwards
United States
Pope
Minnesota
Hixon- Smith
Matser
Morgan
Bae EE Eat
Estes
Farners
Wasminaton
Me Andi
Treasury Department
Senate Finance Committee
Itd Means Committee
Medullins
Jaat Hamod
McMionic
Aifaie
Samoa
Thuae Islands
Germany
Great Britain
Washington
Gwave
Shennan
Ajeedoux Sheth
Evatts
Voorhers
Edynday
Historic Patent Remedies Advert for Chill and Fever
Fragmentary ad copy promotes Hosveteer’s Stomach Bitters and Warrhites product as cures for chills fevers and sweats. Mentions Mrs. Winslow’s soothing Syrup and various tonics. Text is garbled but conveys 19th century patent medicine pitch and a domestic household health tone.
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York
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Frank Aldrich
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J. KE. Lemon
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Canada
House Committee On Ways and Means
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