Violence at Darlington sparks militia order in South Carolina
Darlington clash between state constables and citizens leaves four dead Pepper McLendon Norment Redmond. Governor Tillman orders Columbia and Manning militia after constables disobeyed. Florence reports mob destroys Florence liquor dispensary as tensions rise amid statewide unrest.
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Columbia
8. C
Darlington
Pepper
McLendon
Norman
Redmond
Florence
Tillman
Mstable Drennan
Cheter & Northern Railroad
Beachmont Annual Dance of Entre Nous V Club Held
Beachmont annual dance at Parker Mall directed by Mrs. Resser Holland and Andrews with grand march led by Professor G. A. Scott and Mrs. B. A. Andrews. Seventy five couples attended along with numerous guests and a long list of local residents and officers.
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Charles Egginton
Alonso A. Gerbutt
George Ayer
B. A. Andrews
Carrie Blake
Sadie Clarke
Alice Bogan
May Thayer
John Mahoney
Annie Wilfert
Lizzie Wilfert
Crosley
Edward Stevens
Madge Dunderhill
Irving G. Hill
Fred Ayer
Basford
Joseph Resser
William Allen
Effie Walton
Charles Record
Effie McLean
BE. G. Richardson
Edna Wood
Rena Frederick
Ethel McLane
W. A. Walton
Fred Eaton
W. Cing
Burglar Kelly Photographed in Roxbury Rogues Gallery
Kelly alias Kelliher the burglar was photographed at Roxbury in an attempt to elude officers Gaddis and Lawyer of Division 8. He was brought to headquarters and his portrait taken for the rogues gallery after a two year term in the House of Corrections in Cam. He faced charges of breaking and entering and a prior dangerous weapon incident at arrest.
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Wis Kelly
Kelliher
Roxbury
Gaddis
Divi- 8
Yesforenoon
Rogues’ Gallery
House of Tron
South Boston
Woman Falls 26 Feet From balcony in Plain city
A.Morse of 7 Keyes street Plain fell from a second floor at 174 Street while making a call last evening. She dropped about 25 to 26 feet and escaped with a severely shaken ankle.
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A. Morse
Keyes Street
Plain
174 Street
Riverside Mills Weavers Demand End of Two Loom System
Weavers at Riverside Mills in Providence demand abolishing the two loom system and firing scab workers, insisting all old weavers be employed. Officials refuse and indicate a general strike by single loom workers and other mill help.
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Providence
Riverside Mills
Catholics and Protestants Unite in American Republic Speech
John F. Fitz gerald delivers text praising religious equality under the U S Constitution. He cites Catholics and Protestants joining in national service from revolution to Appomattox, urging Catholics to study history and promote fair, peaceful dialogue. He argues the nation is civil and religious liberty for all.
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Young Men's Catholic Union of
East Boston
John F. Fitzgerald
United States
Colonhe
Appomattox
England
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
John Carroll
Franklin
Chase
John Barry
Rexford
Ireland
Continental Congress
France
Mable
Union Pacific Wages Case Heard in Circuit Court
In Omaha March 90 the Union Pacific wage schedule case opened before Judges idwell and Riner. J CConnell, superintendent of motive power, testified receivers aim to enforce rules in effect before receivers took over. He showed Union Pacific crews earned more overtime and faced fewer penalties than rivals. The management argued changes were not just and fair to court and workers amid receivership.
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Omaha
Neb
Union Park
Ldwell
Riner
J.cConnell
Union Pacific
West Cheyenne
Cheyenne
Deserter Johnson Sought in West Hartford Murder
William R Johnson, a U S Army deserter, surrendered in Putnam on March 22 and is eyed as a possible suspect in the murder of Robert S Peck of West Hartford. Johnson knew Peck, sold his army uniform the night of the crime, and claimed to have traveled with Peck two nights before the killing. Police traced him to Fort Adams and notified Hartford authorities.
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Putnam, Conn
William R Johnson
United States Army
Robert 8. Peck
West Hartford
Fort Adams
Hartford
Peck
Johnson
Boston
Phillips Exeter in New York Dinner Featured New England Prep Influence
The New York Association of Phillips Exeter Academy held its annual dinner in New York with speakers including Hon. James C. Carter on The New England Academy and best preparatory school, and Hon. Sherman Hoar representing the New England Alumni Association. Other speakers were John T. Perry Rev. Dr. Davis J. Burrill and Professor Bradburn C. Cilley.
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Phillips Exeter
New York
Phillips Exeter Academy
James C. Carter
New England Academy
Sherman Hoar
New England Alumni Association
John T. Perry
Davis J. Burrill
Bradburn C. Cilley
Aged Beverly Couple Targeted in Violent Outburst
In Beverly a mob surrounded a house on Goat Hill to menace Jerry Harrigan and his wife Julia Tracy Harrigan. The crowd shouted insults and threats, broke windows, and mocked the wedding plans with verbal and physical harassment. Police were absent during the disturbing confrontation.
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Bevrly
Beverly Hable
Jeremiah Harrigan
Goat Hill
Eason
Harrigan
Tracy de
Jerry
Julia
John
Gan
Joly's
Dennis
Ma Byndby
CIA
Tracy
Elogan
Juligset
St. Mary’s
Hitchtrick O'Neil
Patrick O'Neil
O’neil
O’nell
Pfiuch
Pais
Africa
Bei
Riot damages and civic fear follow model city riot
Eyewitness accounts describe a riot near Harrigan’s yard with Chief Colson and officers present. Disturbances dispersed after threats and panic, as families like Mrs. Harrigan and Mrs. O’Neil suffer fear and nervous prostration. Authorities face criticism for arrests and duty in restoring order.
State Department awaits Admiral Benham to Mosquito action
Washington reports the San Francisco headed to St. Lucia then Bluefields to deter Mosquito unrest near Nicaragua. Admiral Benham may land troops if needed and act with authority, while Britain is urged to respect US limits. Rapid conveyance to Bluefields could precede official reports.
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Washington
State Department
Mosquito Territory
Admiral Benham
San Francisco
St. Lucia
Benham
Baker
Mosquito
England
Nicaragua
United States
Great Britain
Orn Islands
Police Committee Report Clears Officers in Local Arrests
The city police committee met to review charges of brutality and profanity against Lieutenant Doe and Officer Pike. After reporting they found the officers assaulted arrestees Charles OGorman and Edward Kelly during a drunkenness arrest, but exonerated them on profanity and brutality. Bribery charges collapsed.
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Lynn
Lieutenant Doe
Pike
Charles O'Gorman
Edward Kelly
Doe
Bridge Collapse Kills Three in Radford Area
A wood bridge over Connelly's Run in Radford collapsed as it was slated for removal to make way for an iron bridge. Eight men fell with the structure. Charlie Thompson, R. H. Andrews and Edward Maybee were killed. Others including Frank A. McCulloch, contractor William A. Hedrick, James Connor, Thomas Price and William Johnson were badly hurt.
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Radford
Connelly
New Lynn Station Planned by Boston & Maine
Mayor Harwood met with President Tuttle to discuss a new Lynn railroad station, to be built once Mt. Vernon street changes are finished. The street will be moved away from the B and M property, allowing a large depot. Work on Mt. Vernon street and utilities begins next Monday, with depot access by mid May.
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Mt. Vernon Street
Behring Sea Fur Seal Protection Moves in Cabinet
Washington March 30. Behring Sea fur seals occupy the cabinet as the United States acts to curb poachers. President, Secretary Gresham, and Senator Morgan push a new bill to regulate enforcement under the 1893 act and to mobilize a Pacific fleet to escort seals through Behring Sea beginning May 1.
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Ashington
Behring Sears
Cabi
State Department
Britain
Aken
Act of Congress
Carter
Court of Arbitration
Washington
Morgan
Gresham
United States
Great Britain
England
Secretary of the Navy
Herbert
Pacific
Behring Sea
Mr. Morgan
Ambiguous Diplomatic Bill on Naval Powers Reported
A report outlines a proposed bill granting naval officers in two governments authority to act on offenders. If enacted, persons prosecuted will be judged by the courts of their respective countries. The measure follows a conference between Secre Gresham and Sir Julian Pauncefote.
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Secre Gresham
Julian Pauncefote
Gove Ent
Coxey's Men Reach East Penn Outsiders March 80 Arrive
Coxey's army faction moved through East Pennsylvania with a March 80 showing as officers reported their arrival this afternoon.
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East PA
Coxey
NE. O
Lesti
Horrible Deed in Utica Family Slain By Murder and Suicide
Fritz Koets ler an unemployed worker from Dodgeville killed his wife and three children with throat cuts and poison killed his fourth child, then took his own life. The family had planned to travel to Boston today. police investigated after threats were learned and a locked upper back bedroom revealed the bodies.
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Utica
N. Y
Fritz Koetsler
Dodgeville
Boston
Koetzler
Snow slides halt trains on Burke branch Idaho
All trains on the Burke branch of the Union Pacific in Idaho are halted by snow slides. Six slides occurred yesterday between Burke and Blackfoot, each 1000 to 2000 feet long and 100 to 200 feet deep. Nine lives are believed lost as creeks are dammed and floods loom.
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Portland
Ore
Burke
Union Pacific
Idaho
Blackbeer
Huntingtons to Host Select Dancing Party in Orienta Hall
The Roxbury social club the Huntingtons plans a select dancing party at Orienta Hall on April 23 with a hustling committee preparing several novel features. The club has hosted monthly debates this winter, showcasing many clever young speakers.
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Roxbury
The
Huntingtons
Orienta Hall
Public Printer Nominee T E Benedict Named for Albany
Washington reports on good authority that Thomas E Benedict of Albany New York has been tendered the appointment as public printer by the President. Quincy Illinois describes a catastrophic fire that destroyed multiple buildings in the city including the engine house and jail with insured losses between 150000 and 200000 dollars.
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Washington
Thomas E. Benedict
Albany
N. Y
Quincy
Ill
Pper
Cleve—ee
Benedict
Cit
Pike County
Brakeman Killed in Attle North Attleboro
M John Peets of Mansfield Massachusetts, a brakeman on freight train 201 running from Providence to Stone, was killed tonight near Attle North Attleboro while switching. A coupling or car on the train backed off the track and ran over him. he was unmarried.
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North Attleboro
John Peets
Mansfield
Mass
Runniston
Providence
Dacey
Navy leader to speak at Grand Opera House aid event
The Hon. William McAdoo, secretary of the navy, will speak at Grand Opera House on Sunday April 15 in support of the construction of the Church of the Sacred Heart. The Rev. John F. Cummins and Congressman Joseph H. O'Neil are among those noted for the event.
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NAVY
Willam McAdoo
Will
Grand Opera House
Sunda
Church of the Sacred Heart
John F. Cummins
Gressman
Joseph H. O'Neil
Washington
Boxing results from the Metro Providence show five bouts
At the Metro Providence on March 30, four spirited boxing contests featured Waters and Barnes, Jodly, Baker and McClue, and B Boyle. The latter fought with vigorous character as decisions were awarded.
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Metro
Providence
Topole Club
Waters
Barnes
Jodly
Baker
Fragmentary note on a dusk event at Lindale involving Protestants
A partial eyewitness fragment describes a night scene in Lindale with mentions of Protestants and others, but details are unclear and names are incomplete. The text hints at observers and possible religious or community tension without clear actions or outcomes.
Naturalist Henri Pouchet Dies in Paris at 71
Paris reports the death of Henri Charles Georges Pouchet a noted naturalist born February 26 1883 in Rouen He held the Sorbonne professorship once held by Paul Bert from 1875 and published about a dozen scientific works in his career.
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Paris
Henri Charles Georges Pouchet
Rouen
Paul Bert
Sornne
Flaherty to Fight Barnett for Purse on New York Club Cards
Preliminaries set for a six week bout between Martin Flaherty of Lowell and ex amateur champion Barnett at the New York Athletic Club rooms. The event includes a side bet of 2009 and will be staged in New York. Meanwhile Amoskeag Manufacturing dye house workers demand restoration of former wages after a metal cutdown last fall, with a mass walkout threatened if pay scales are not reverted.
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Bedford
Martin Flaherty
Lowell
Ik Barnett
New York Atheltic Club
New 0 Athletic Club
Hester
N. H
Emof
Amoskeag Manufacturing
Death of a Prominent Crockery Dealer in Worcester
Thomas A. Clarke president of the Clarke Sawyer Co a leading crockery firm in Massachusetts outside Boston died tonight at age 68. He was a longtime Worcester business figure and influential in local commerce. The company noted his death as a deep loss to the trade and community.
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Deat
Worcester
Thomas A. Cl
Clarke-Sawyer Co
Boston
Toyght
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