TWO HUSBANDS WHITES TO MOVE IN POLYGAMY CASE
Nellie Clark alias Nellie Moy Dan faces polygamy charges in Municipal Criminal Court as her alleged marriages to Alfred Clark and Chinaman May Dan come to light. Clark claims she was his wife and has pursued financial demands amid wartime desertion and later return.
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Municipal Criminal Court
Nellie Clark
Nellie Moy Dan
Jordan
Lagrange Street
Alfred Clark
Clark
May Dan
Oxford Place
Savoy Hotel Ends White Waiters Policy With Colored Staff
Management of the Savoy Hotel announced a policy shift replacing the entire white restaurant waiter staff with a colored workforce. The change followed five and a half months of service and came after Colonel Keeler and proprietor F. B. Risteen convened captains to relay the decision.
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Savoy Hotel
Savoy
Keeler
F. 8. Risteen
Post
Colonel Keeler
Mrs Beecher in critical condition in Stamford
Mrs Beecher remains in critical condition tonight in Stamford Connecticut with her vitality waning and doctors saying she cannot live many days longer as of February 28.
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Stamford, Conn
Sunday Senate Opens With Unusual Open Session
The U S Senate held an open Sunday session in the Capitol to resume sundry civil appropriations. Debate covered sugar bounty payments, river and harbor costs, and new federal offices. Several amendments passed including a police reform panel and funding for a Sabine Pass dredge and a New York revenue cutter.
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Washington
United States Senate
Capitol
New England
West
House
Cache River
Cairo
Mississippi River
Gorman
Mississippi
House of Congress
Treasury
District of Columbia
Hill
Senate
Pettigrew
Alaska
United States
Great Britain
Mr. Perkins
Mr. Pettigrew
Morgan
Sabine Pass
Texas
Atlantic Coast
New York
City of
Norfolk
Wyoming
Utah
Colorado
Montana
Idaho
South Dakota
Conference breaks up without gridiron date set for Yale Harvard game
In New Haven on February 28 the Yale and Harvard teams' managers ended a conference without agreeing on a date or time for the annual gridiron test. A follow up meeting is planned in a couple of weeks to resolve the scheduling. The game location remains the main obstacle.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Harvard
McKinley Heads to Washington in Palace Car
Canton reports Major McKinley will depart at 7 PM on a special armored train to Washington to assume the presidency. The party includes Mrs McKinley and relatives, officials, and aides. Car No. 38, owned by John F. Miller, is described as a bullet proof palace on wheels prepared for the journey.
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Canton
Washington
Major McKinley
McKinley
Ellen McKinley
Grace McKinley
James McKinley
B. F. McKinley
San Francisco
Barber
Grace
Ida Barber
George E. Morse
Judge Day
John F. Miller
Pan Handle
Pittsburg
Miller
Ohio
Columbus
Mr. Miller
United States
Mark Hanna
Cleveland
St. Louis
Howard Burgess
Pardon Negotiations Revealed in Sanguilly Case
Confidential letters between Secretary Olney Senator Sherman and Minister De Lome precede the pardon of Julio Sanguilly. Olney’s Feb 17 note to Sherman describes ongoing negotiations following his Feb 1 report. Continued on Page 5.
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Washington
Olney
Sherman
Committee On Foreign Relations
de Lome
Julio Sanguilly
Sanguilly
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