Jesse James’s Disciples Rob Train Near Weems Alabama
A midnight Georgia Pacific passenger train near Weems ten miles east of BrawnicHam was halted by three or more masked robbers. They seized about $2000 in registered letters and 85 mail packages while firing on car interiors. A mail clerk was wounded. flagman narrowly escaped. Tracks led to Irondale where bandits stole two mules before fleeing. officials pursue.
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BrawnicHam
Ala
Atlanta
Georgia Pacific
Slock
Weems
Here
R. R. Hughes
Quincy Adams
Irondale
Smith
Cowboys Will Fight Mexico Frontiersmen Arm for Cattle War
Despatches from the Mexican frontier report cattlemen in Pacenix Arizona and other points furious over a government order requiring all cattle cross the line by April 10 or face confiscation for duties. They are mobilizing to resist enforcement and many have armed cowboys for the clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacenix
Ariz
The Stereopticon Man bulletin news tips on Tremont Row
The stereopticon man began posting nightly news tips from the Post building on Tremont Row. Passersby glimpse updates between dusk and 10 o clock about Parson Davies claims on Fitzsimmons forfeit and Jim Hail. The Post bulletins hint at normal earth health after Totten’s break and steamer Golden Rule blaze reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stereopticon
Tremont Row
Post
Davies
Louisville
Fitzsimmons
Jim
Cincinnati
Senator Morrill Rebounds From Pneumonia
Senator Morrill, confined to his house for weeks with pneumonia, is rapidly mending and able to sit up and attend to some correspondence. He remains out of danger but is not expected to resume Senate duties at the Capitol for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WashingTon
Morrill
Capitol
Public Debt Statement Shows March Cash Increase
The March public debt statement to be issued tomorrow reports a cash increase of 1,250,000, offset by a debt decrease of the same amount under the prior statement form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuieron
Silver in the Senate and the Free Wool Debate
In Washington on March 31 the Senate rejected a proposed measure as Morgan pressed resolutions to study the silver act of 1890 and its effects on prices and legal tender. Sherman urged framing a concrete bill for action rather than a debating school, and Morgan warned against politicking over silver before the public. The Indian Appropriation bill then failed to strike out Army officers as Indian agents, and amendments to raise salaries at Santee and South Dakota agencies were debated before adjournment.
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Washington
United States
Mr. Harrison
Cleveland
Congress
Sherman
Finance Committee
Mr. Morgan
Alabama
Senate
Morgan
Ohio
Teller
Nevada
Stewart
Yeas
Ias
Allison
Call
Garey
Colquitt
Collum
Dawes
Dolph
Dubois
Gorman
Panbrough
Iggins
Hiscock
Jones
Ark
Paddock
Palmer
Perkins
Pettigrew
Platt
Power
Ransom
Sanders
Sheur
Stockbridge
Warren
Wilson
Barpour
Berry
Butler
Cameron
Carlisle
Chandler
Cockrell
Coke
Daniel
Faulkner
Gallinger
George
Gipson
Gibson
Gordon
Jay
Kiarris
Hawley
Hill
McMillan
McPherson
Mulls
Potter
Proctor
Pugh
Sawyar
Vance
West
Vilas
Voorhees
Washourn
Manderson
Santee
Mandergon
Iiice
South Dakota
Johnson
Stockdale
Mississippi
Wea
Kyle
Norton
Missouri
Group
Vermont
Herman
Oregon
Messrs. Youmans and
Stout
Michigan
House
Messrs. Parrett
Indiana
Milliken
Maine
Greenleaf
New York
Pendleton
West Virginia
Free wool bill debate and Rangoon fires report
Parliament debate covers free wool bill with Jones Mississippi stance and opposition from Vermont and Oregon. Separate despatch details Rangoon Mandalay fires believed incendiary. great loss, civilian suffering, British rule tensions, native secret societies, and military recovery efforts.
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Rangoon
Mandalay
Branch Home at Wakefield organized by Wakefield society
An auxiliary of the Parental Home School Association of Boston for Dependent Children was organized at Wakefield yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Hamilton was elected president and Mrs. T F Miller secretary treasurer. Miller Co piano factory workers sent 12 dollars as a goodwill gift to support education for poor children in Massachusetts. The first contribution came from a sick Irish girl who donated 25 cents. The meeting was well attended by Wakefield’s prominent residents.
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Parental Home School Association of
Boston
Wakefield
Hamilton
T. F. Miller
Miller & Co
Massachusetts
Quiet Night in Boston Furniture Strike With Ninety Members
Labor dispute over a nine hour workday keeps eighty five workers idle across Doe & Hunnewell's and Turner & Kimball's shops in East Boston. The State Board of Arbitration handles the matter, while District Organizer Gunther of the International Workers' Union leads the strike and remains confident of a nine hour day across shops.
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Doe & Hunnewell’s
Albany Street
Turner & Kimball’s
Boston
State Board of Arbitration
Gunther
International Workers’ Union
Home for Poor Children Auxiliary Formed in Melrose
A meeting at Mrs. John W. Farwell's parlour in Melrose organized an auxiliary for the Paternal Home and School Association of Boston for Indigent Children. Mrs. Francis S. Hessel tine was elected president and Mrs. Farwell secretary treasurer. Prominent society ladies attended, including Mrs. Livermore, Mrs. Eunice B. Phinney, and Mrs. Royal B. Barry, spurring plans for a Massachusetts dependent-children education program.
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Melrose
John W. Farwell
Paternal Home and School Association of
Boston
Francis 5. Hesseltine
Farwell
Livermore
Eunice B. Phinney
Royal B. Barry
Massachusetts
Dahomey Conflict Spreads as Dahomeyans Fire on French Boat
Paris reports rising tensions in Benin settlements as the Dahomey king defies French authority. A French gunboat on the Ouene river was fired on, and Porto Novo dispatches say 200 Dahomeyans attacked Kezenou, 15 kilometres away, with a French cruiser anchored offshore.
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Paris
Benin
Ouene
Porto Novo
Kezenou
Old State House Transit Hub Prominent Boston Stop
No. 3 Old State House under Mr. L. H. Palmer has become a popular transportation headquarters in Boston. Tickets for Short Line express trains or the Colonial Express between Boston and Washington can always be secured.
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Old State House
L. H. Palmer
Boston
Washington
Wanamaker Cleared In Bardsley Inquiry Findings
The Bardsley committee presented to the finance committee an exhaustive review of the episode. It recommends regulating city deposits, raising the city treasurer bond to 250000, and auditing both state and city funds. The report finds Wanamaker had no dealings with Bardsley or role in the Keystone Bank wreck. City losses reduce by 100000 from Bardsley’s official bond. total potential losses cited 581554 in Keystone National Bank and Spring Garden National Bank deposits.
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Priisape Pai
Bardsley
Council
Wanamaker
Keystone Bank
Keystone National Bank
Spring Garden National Bank
Roar of a Mighty Tide on Portland Street
An ode to Portland street business as a thriving hub where crowds surge past shops. L. Ww. Newell & Co. taxidermists offer mounted birds and live animals, with taxidermy training and guaranteed satisfaction. Nearby desks, hotels, and frame shops show a bustling commercial scene with emphasis on value and quality.
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Portland Street
Harbor Bar
Strand
Hanover
Causeway
L. Ww. Newell & Co
Newell
Charles I. Goodale
Sudbury Street
Smithsonian Institution
Mr. Goodale
Kington Street
Falmouth House
Nashua Streets
Boston & Lowes
Fitchburg
Messrs. C. F. Clark & Son
Ern Frame Company
Portland
Prescott B
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U.S. Gov’t
Jesse James
Mexico
Collins
Rogers Sell
Hills
South St
Senator Morrill
the Public Debt Statement
G. O. Savier
G. O. Taylor
C. Graves & Sons
Co. Graves & Sons
Tors
Mass
Boston Post
NEW Post
Aoe Ee
the Post
Army Indian
Messrs. Telleer
Wolcott
City OF Hospitals
Dahomey
Henry Smith
Dana
Wellington
Dana Sarsaparilla Co
Ana
Pir
Asa Smith
Huff
Hotel Reaper
Herbert Lawrence
Rah E. Harriman
P. M
Isaiah Whiitenouse
Falmouth
Bilding
Boston & Lowell
Depeta
Ramet Ee Ae Ee
Proprietors
Clark & Son Wheeling Am. W.c
Low J ED
Prescott
Paine, Glass
Desk Exchange
Portland St
M. J. Donahue
George W. Justus
Causeway Street
L. W.newell&co
Vupils
Sudbury
M. J. Donahoe
Eastern Frame CO
Portland Stree's
STOGE
L. Simon & Co
Boston Furniture Co
Boston Furniture No
Washington St
C. H. Barnes
Boston Daily Traveller
Ivs
the Traveller
Punung Raper
Traveller
Traveller Publishing Company
State Street
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