Suit Won by the Atna Company in U S District Court
Haxtroxp Conn March 20 Judge Shipman rendered an opinion for the plaintiff Agrna Life Insurance Company of this city against American Surety Company of New York to recover 286.30 the embezzlements by J N Patrick general agent for Missouri for whom the surety company had given a bond of 3500 to the insurance company
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Atna Company
Haxtroxp
Conn
United States District Court Today
Shipman
Agrna Life Insurance Company
American Surety Company of
New York
J. N. Patrick
Missouri
Sorety Company
Iowa Republican Convention Heads Toward Largest State Meet
Drs Mores la March 20 delegates fill hotels in Des Moines for the Iowa State Republican Convention to be held tomorrow. The gathering may be the largest in state history with about a thousand delegates and as many alternates. Senator Allison is expected to be forwarded as a presidential candidate. Top party leaders are present in unprecedented numbers.
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Drs Mores
Allison
Republican Party
Steamers Arrive in Boston and Ports Worldwide
A jumble of ship arrivals lists numerous vessels and origins including Gothenburg City from Antwerp to Boston, Maharajah from Coosaw to Legnora, Advance from New York to Rio Janeiro, Amy Dora from Philadelphia, and Egypt from New York to Liverpool. The erratic OCR text repeatedly names ships and ports with dates in March, but exact routes and statuses are unclear.
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Boston
Gothenburg City
Antwerp
Mon Cabraltar
Olympia
New York
Enon
All
Floris
Port Royal
King Road
Maharajah
Coosaw
Legnora Marah
Liverpool
Maren ‘Tenters
New Orleans
Lith
Pavonia
Leonae
Pernambuco
Advance
Rio Janeiro
San Lucas
Amy Dora
Philadelphia
Kingale
Egypt
Fai Os Atmos
Delarchan
Uta
New York Island
German Reichstag backs William monarchic policy in steady unity drive
In Benin and Vienna on March 20 1900 reports detail the Reichstag’s unanimous gratitude to the Emperor for unity progress and plans to honor William with a monument. Military posts are reallocated with General Von Lee and General Von Haelzer new commands while a broad amnesty is anticipated.
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Benin
Reichstag
von Wedell-Piesdorf
Germany
William
Prince Bismarck
Emperor William
Landtag
General von Lee
General von Pape
Corps of the Guard
Berlin
General von Haelzer
Count von Waldersee
Count von Moltke
von Walderser
Rhine
Dr. Stoecker
Frederick
Friedberg
Freisinnige
Vienna
Debates in Parliament Over Consols Bill and Lords Inquiry
British Parliament debates the Consols Bill with a 244 to 117 division approving a 1s 6d commission on stock conversions. In the Lords Earl Rosebery seeks a committee to reform the Lords toward elected peers, but the motion fails 97 to 50.
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London
House of Commons
Fowler
John Lubbock
William Vernon Harcourt
Stock Exchange
Goschen
Gladstone
Goscher
House of Lords
Earl Rosebery
Funeral services for Senator Carnot in Paris
Paris marks the funeral of Senator Carnot father of President Carnot with a large crowd of ministers, diplomats and dignitaries attending. After the ceremony disorder flared as the cortege left the cemetery, prompting police protection for M Ferry.
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Frederick
Earl Rosebery
House of Lords
Paris
General Caffarel
Mme. Limousin
Carnot
M. Berry
Senator Carnot
President Carnot
M. Ferry
Tirard
Chamber of Deputies
General Boulanger
Cafferel
Limousin
Loxpon
Otto Hegner
Hofmann
Minan
Marc
Prince of
Naples
Humbert
Italy
Princesa Sophia Dorothy
Germany
Burlington strike shows freight moves with most roads
Kansas City March 20 railroads except the Wabash Western handle boycotted Burlington freight as engineers issued no objection while unions on some lines agreed not to oppose Burlington freight. Santa Fe and others accept Burlington cars, signaling a practical but disputed concession in the strike dynamics.
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Kansas City
Burlington
Santa Fe
Missouri Pacific
Fort Scott & Gulf
Union Pacific
Stone
Burlington Road
Decatur
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Memphis & Charleston Railroad
Illinois Central
Jackson
Tenn
Fulton
Chesapeake & Ohio
Illinois Central South
Mason Crry
Central Iowa
Toreka
Kan
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Arthur
Nantucket's Sensation Report on Clerk Brown Accounts
A Nantucket town meeting appointed a committee in February to probe discrepancies in John F. Brown's accounts. The panel found missing vouchers and a stationery bill of 21 paid multiple times by the town. The affair has stirred the community.
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Nantucket
Johnf. Brown
Brown
Tariff Bill Nears House Report With Limited Changes
Washington March 20 The Ways and Means Committee wraps up Mills tariff bill amendments with few changes. Key shifts include duties on cement decorative earthenware and cotton bagging, steel ingots, hemp and jute twines, and sheep dip moved to free or lowered rates. Revenue impact estimated at about eighty thousand dollars. report to House possible Friday or next week.
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Washinaron
Senator Dawes Seen as Potential 12th District Delegate
March 20 Wassixnerox Massachusetts report that Dawes supporters push for him as a national Republican convention delegate from the twelfth district or at large. Fans argue his influence benefits the party whether he represents the district or state and favor honoring senior Senator Hoar. William M Prince of Pittsfield is mentioned but may concede to Hoar.
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New York
Spxcray
World Today
Mail and Express
Cyrus W. Field
Elliot F. Shephard
Field
Mr. Shephard
Shephard
Mail
Express
William H
Dawes
Hewitt
New York City Hall
St. Patrick’s Day
Wassixnerox
Sprota
Senator Dawes
Chicago
Massachusetts
Messrs
Beard
Lodge
Hoar
William M. Prince
Pittsfield
Honest Old Dick Tate Suspected of Major Deficit in Kentucky
Governor Buckner suspended Kentucky State Treasurer James W. Tate amid an eleven year pattern of irregularities totaling about 150000 dollars. Auditor Hewitt and Attorney General Harding take charge while Tate is unlocated after a night of heavy drinking in Louisville. Tate was a longtime Democratic nominee with a strong political base.
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Frangfort
Buckner
James W. Tate
Tate
Hewitt
Harding
Louisville
Dick ‘Tate
Kentucky
Weather map review shows shifting low pressures across the U S
The signal service chart for Tuesday tracks a central low in New Mexico moving northeast to Chicago and affecting New England with rain and mild temperatures. A high barometer over Montana weakened, while a new low forms near Bismarck and a separate high near Halifax moves offshore. East of a Spokane to Mobile line, unsettled weather contrasts with fair conditions to the west. Warmer weather and rain expected.
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New Mexico
Lake
Chicago
New England
Buffalo
Cleveland
Detroit
Saugeen
Cay
Montana
Canada Line
Bismarck
Oak
Halifax
N.S
Gulf of Mexico
Spokane Falls
Mobile
Ala
United States
Pacific Ocean
Weather Outlook for New England Winds and Warmth
Washington forecasts from March 1 to March 2 show fresh southerly winds turning westerly, rising temperatures, then colder with light rain or snow followed by fair weather.
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New England
Halibut pool debate in Gloucester pits fishers against dealers
Gloucester fishermen and dealers clash over the halibut pool. Mayor Robinson and George H. Watts defend a commission system while others condemn profiteering. Inspectors note losses from mispriced fish and misreported weights as stockholders discuss market impact and sailor shortages.
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Mayor Robinson
Atlantic Halibut Company
George H. Watts
Gloucester Fish Company
Mayo
Taylor & Mayo
Boston
Lombard & Curtis
N. D Freeman & Co
Watt
Snow
Snow & Rich
O'Hara
Burns
Arnold
New England Halibut Company
New England Company
Gardner
T Wharf
Robinson
Gloucester
Messrs. S. B. Miller
George T. Moons
Caleb Haley
George H. Cass
Fulton Market
New York
W. B. Wetherell
Richard Mayo
I’ Wharf
New Engand Company
Post
of Works
Waits
Nova Scotia
Thomas Hodge
Stockbridge & Co
Hodge
Charlesherman
Patrick Keiley
Grace Hadley
Denver & Wonson
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Tremont St
Chelsea, Fall River and
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Roxbury
Roxbury Carpet CO
John HL. Pray
Squires Parlor
Wakehamed
Sidney Squires & CO
Tremont
Vedt
Mollis Street
Fioston
Cornhill
J. W. Gerry
Yast
Noules & CO
Mr. Bellamy
John Jones
G. W. Simmons & CO
North Street
Jac
D. N. Holway
Devonshire St
New York Mail and Express
House
Senate
Committee On Railroads
Boston & Maine Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Committee On Agriculture
Senate Committee On Finance
Treasury
Stafford National Bank
Fairchild
Ways and Means
House Committee On Agriculture
Bayne
Blair
Springfield Armory
National Rubber Company of
Bristol
R. I
Joseph Jacobs
South Hingham
Cogswell
General M Hancock
Hancock
Labor Committee
Walter Miller & Co
Kansas Railroad
Iowa
Peg As
Ce Ok
G. W. Warren
Ashburton Place
St. Barnabas Guild For
Samuel Eliot
Wordsworth
Goethe
Christian Union
J. F. Dutton
Concord
Women
Palmer
Shakspere
Divinity Chapel
Cambridge Aldermen
West End Railway
Bethany
Universalist Social Union
Parker's
Whitney
West End
General Foreign News
Parliament
Nashua, N. H
Moore
Dick Tate
Review OF
Washington
Observer’s Office
Signal Service
U.S. A
Oston
Eastport
Portland
Northfield
Faly
Block Island
Aidany
Ty York
Iy Ashington
Norfolk
Hatteras
Wilmington
Jacksonville
Montgomery
Blair Shreveport
Fort Smith
Galveston
Knoxville
Memphis
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Oswexo
Grand Haven
Mackinaw City
Marquette, Mich
Cloudy Green Bay
Fair Tiuluth
Cloudy St. Pau
Des Moines
Clear
Cleareey Bismarck
Fort Buford
Seeeeee
Assinaboine
Cloudy Fort
Helena
Fair Rapid
Mey
Snow Cheyenne
North Platte
Snow Denver
Dodge City
Port Sill
Fair Batt le Lakee City
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