Ex President Cleveland Replies to Bragg Letter on Candidacy
Milwaukee March 14 The Daily Journal prints Grover Cleveland’s letter addressing General Edward Bragg Wisconsin who praised him for enemies he has made Bragg’s famous line followed by Cleveland’s refusal to lead a self seeking canvass and his call for Democratic supremacy for national prosperity The exchange signals Cleveland’s stance ahead of the Chicago convention and is continued on page four.
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The
Daily Journal Today
Grover Cleveland
Chicago
Cleveland
Edward 8. Bragg
Wisconsin
General Bragg
Mr. Cleveland
Fono du Lac
New York
Y, Sons and 60 Near Boylston Street Opponent
Readable fragments show a location near Boylston Street with reference to Y, Sons and 60, suggesting a street scene or citation involving those names in a historical context. no clear event, date, or action is provided in the text.
Maverick Bank Indictments Stir Dramatic Court Drama
The United States grand jury filed formal indictments against Asa P. Potter Jona H French and Thomas Dana in the Maverick Bank case. Indictments total nine for Potter six for French four for Dana charging embezzlement false entries and related offences. Bail and arraignment procedures followed as Judge Nelson presided and spectators witnessed a tense court scene.
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Maverick Bank
Evans
Potter
French and
Dana
Grand
United States District Court
Nelson
Potter, French & Dana
Asa P. Potter
Jona H. French
Thomas Dana
Asa P. Pocter
Joseph W
Maverik
Jodie Nelson
Allen
Mason
French
Mr. Dana
Defendans
Henry M. Whitney
Howe
Mr. Potter
Special sale of coats and suits at low prices
Can't say much today as we are busy. Until Wednesday night, our entire stock of light to heavy weight trousers with several Grade prices up to $7, plus boys knee trousers and suits in multiple sizes, imported and American fabrics, at $5. Also spring over coats and suits offered at $10. R T Army & Co 622 Washington Street.
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R. T. Army & Co
Deaths from typhus rise on North Brother Island
New York on March 14 reports three more typhus deaths on North Brother Island. One victim is Frederick J. Hamilton, a Commercial Advertiser reporter, who fell ill while visiting occupants of House No 42 East Twelfth Street quarantined after arrival of Russian Jews aboard the Massilia. Hamilton was married and praised as a fearless journalist.
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New York
North Brother Island
Frederick J. Hamilton
Commercial Advertiser
East Twelfth Street
Massillia
Himiltou
Herusband
Gavin, Early Gold Cure Patient, Disappears in Troy
James Gavin once treated with Fiske gold cure for drunkenness vanishes after a week away from home. He reappeared intoxicated at Edison Electric Works where he works, then disappeared again. Sister reports he may be insane.
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Troy
N. Y
James Gavin
Edison Electric Works
Typhus Alarm Among Quakers in Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports two typhus cases at Municipal Hospital involving two sisters. One sister recently from New York is said to have worked as a nurse at Bellevue hospital and may have contracted typhus there while treating patients. The cases are not virulent, and both sisters are expected to recover.
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Philadelphia
Municipal Hospital
New York
Bellevue Hospital
Elevator fall claims three lives at Rohan & Bros boiler works
Three men Henry Keiser Frank Conn and Hugh Duffy were killed when an elevator fell at the boiler making establishment of Rohan & Bros in St Louis. Two boys were seriously injured in the accident reported this morning.
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St. Louis
Rohan & Bros
Henry Keiser
Frank Conn
Hugh Duffy
Lynching of 15 year old girl in Rayville La
A colored girl of 15 employed as a domestic at W R Helmer Richland parish was hanged by a mob. The family nine members showed signs of poisoning after breakfast. Ella confessed to poisoning to reach a stable worker who offended her. Mob took her from guards and hanged her to a tree near Rayville jail.
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Rayviauk
W. R. Helmer
Richland Parish
Ella
Rayville
Premier Blaine Doing Well After Illness
In Washington on March 14 Secretary Blaine is reported to be recovering with a good appetite and no fever. Officials say he may be able to go downstairs and receive visitors in a few days. The update notes his steady improvement.
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Blaine
Washineeton
Senate judiciary committee to report on nominations
Washington March 14 The Senate committee on the judiciary today resolved to report to the Senate all judicial nominations including Judge Woods of Indiana with a recommendation for confirmation.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Committee On the Judiciary
Senate
Woods
Indiana
Weather Indications Forecast For New England Tuesday
Forecasts show a day similar to yesterday with snow and rising temperatures. Maine New Hampshire and Vermont expect fair skies with light to moderate winds, while Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut expect fair weather and north winds with a threat of snow by Wednesday, and eastern New York turns cloudy with possible snow by Tuesday night or Wednesday.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Dela 3
L’ortland
Stricken in the pulpit ends minister’s sight
In Orrumwa on March 14 Rev George Sweet a young Methodist minister from Russell was preaching when his sight gradually failed and he became totally blind. He halted his sermon and informed the congregation. An unrelated note states over 20 000 Boston families use Ayer s Hygenic Substitute for Coffee and grocers sell it.
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Orrumwa
George Sweet
Russell
Boston
Ayer
Lincoln resumes duties after illness in London
London March 14 Mr. Lincoln the American minister today resumed his duties having completely recovered from his recent illness A bad case of croup and no Dr Buils Cough Syrup in the house provide the period's context and human detail
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London
Mr. Lincoln
Croup
New Carpet Stock At Pray Bros Store In Boston
As THN SPRING approaches housewives begin to clean and refresh their homes. The first step for many is a new carpet and the best stock is offered by John H. Pray, Bros & Co. at 646 to 658 Washington Street, Boston.
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Hoston
John H. Pray
Bons & Co
Washington Street
Wrecked and Burned on Wisconsin Central Train
A north bound Wisconsin Central train derailed at Dale by a broken rail at 6. The baggage car two coaches and two sleepers were ditched and burned. One brakeman was killed, another injured. Severn had minor wounds. Additional reports list two Pullman sleepers and two other cars consumed by fire with several passengers and staff sustaining burns or injuries.
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Osnnosa
Wisconsin Central Road
Dale
Severn
Gilderman
F. A. Sminkler
Chicago
A. W. Jones
Wis
L. H. Walon
Delia Fleming
Elhart
Ind
Wilson pleads not guilty in parental murder case
Charles Wilson, accused of poisoning his father and attempting to murder his mother, appeared before Judge Wallace in Ayer. He pleaded not guilty, a twelve day continuance was granted, and he was remanded without bail to await grand jury action before being moved to Cambridge for confinement. Wilson declares innocence and acknowledges a wife.
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Ayer
Charles Wilson
Wallace Wilson
Whitney
Cambridge
Wilson
Countess Russell Appeals Against Divorce Costs
Countess Russell wife of Earl Russell who recently failed to obtain judicial separation appeals an order to pay the costs of that action. She claims she lacks funds to meet the costs and her solicitor's fees and asks that her husband be compelled to pay them.
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Earl Russell
London
Countess Russell
Women Fetched Voters Defeated Admission Vote
In Philadelphia the Methodist Episcopal Conference held a silent vote on admitting women to the general conference. The proposal failed 101 yeas to 105 nays as many ministers abstained from voting.
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Phinaadelphia
Penn
General Conference
Philadelphia Methodist Episcopal Conference
Death and baby’s death linked to Christian Science rites
Mrs. J. W. Fitch wife of the Washington National Bank vice president died on March 4 in Spokane Washington. Two days later her baby died. The husband and his wife were Christian Science believers and with the mother-in-law he has sought to restore the bodies to life and health by laying on of hands and other Christian science rites.
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Spokane Fatus
J. W. Fitch
Washington National Bank
Fitch
Solid Oak Chamber Set Ad with Cheval Glass Offer
Advertisement touts a Solid Oak Chamber Set with full-length Cheval Glass at 80 dollars. It highlights stamped name and number for quality, bevelled German plate cheval glass, four drawers with locks, oxidized brass trimmings, and carved tops, plus a washstand and bonnet closet. A new catalogue with 288 pages and 300 illustrations is offered for five stamps.
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Franklin
Blizzard Rages Across Kansas Weighs on Wheat
Despatches from across Kansas report a severe blizzard raging on March 14. The State Board of Agriculture expects the storm to not seriously injure the winter wheat crop. Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Kansas
State Board of Agriculture
Wrecking a Train: Youth Arrested After Second Attempt
Charles Tyler an 18 year old resident of Jincoln was arrested in Concorp after attempting to wreck a passenger train by placing ties on the track near his home last night. He admits guilt.
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Concorp
Charles Tyler
Jincoln
Stabbed Bridegroom Dies After Masked Ball Escort
Ulrich Berberich was returning home with his betrothed from a masked ball when he was stabbed in the back by an unknown assassin. He died shortly after in her arms. Jealousy is suspected as the motive.
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Berurn
Ulrich Berberich
Cowley in Pension Law Indictment Defaulted in Court
In the United States District Court yesterday Lowell lawyer Charles Cowley was defaulted when called to answer to an indictment charging him with violating the pension law. His surety was also defaulted.
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United States District Court
Charles Cowley
Lowell
Boston Beer Export Offer Bottled at Local Brewery
A beer described as first-class with a large percentage of malt extract is bottled at the brewery for export. It is delivered free to any Boston address or depot in the city, packed for shipment. For prices write or telephone.
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Boston
Storm claims six lives in North Lanepon tragedy
North Lanepon North Dakota reports six people died in the March 9 storm. O S Enger William Davis John Groff and a man named Ofstad with his wife and child perished. Salvation Oil advertisement offers bottles at 25 cents.
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Lanepon
N. D
O. S. Enger
William Davis
John Groff
Ofstad
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