Panic grips city council as seven aldermen indicted
In Cutoaco seven aldermen named by the grand jury face bribery charges related to passing ordinances for Northern Pacific Economic Gas and the Compressed Air. Captures issued for arrest. five bailed at 10 000 each. Alderman Roth says O'Brien proposed big money. Roth received 750 which he deposited with investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutoaco
O’brien
R. D. O'Brien
N. A. Cremer
Patrick J. Gorman
Philip Jackson
Stephen M. Gossyth
John F. Dorman
Northern Pacific
Clifford
Gosselin
Gorman
Roth
O'Brien
William Guion finds rich treasure in gravel bed
Hevexa Mont March 22 William Guion lives seven miles north of Hevexa and brings emeralds amethysts ovals and catseyes to a local lapidary. He believes a vast unworked gravel bed yields gems that could pay well with systematic searching. Some stones are large enough to cut into fine gems valued to $200 each, with more awaiting sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Hevexa
Mont
William Guion
Guion
Goa
Lavidary
Hurrah for Harrison in Crawfordsville tale of elopement
Grandfather Arthur Dixon, 75, a mail carrier between Beckville and New Ross, plots with Mrs. Harmon Springler, 40, to elope. Springler aids by carrying the trousseau satchel as Dixon and Mrs. Springler depart in a buggy, Dixon shouting farewell at the crossroads. They travel to Bainbridge with Dixon's grandson, planning marriage after Springler’s divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Ind
Arthur Dixon
Beckville
New Ross
Harmon Springler
Springler
Dixon
Trousseau
Furral
Harrison
Mrs. Springler
Bainbridge
Fatally Burned One as Molten Steel Spills at Carnegie Works
In Pirrssura Pennsylvania on March 26 a spill of molten steel in the Carnegie Phipps & Co. works injured ten workers. One man, Anthony Stuf fol, was fatally burned. The victims were rushed to the hospital where doctors treat severe burns and seek to ease their injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
Carnegie, Phipps & Co
Steel Works
Anthony Stuffol
Widow of Lomasney Seeks Pension in London Bomb Case
Washington March 22 A pension bill was introduced by Mr Chipman to aid Mrs Thomas Lomasney widow of an Irish American dynamite enthusiast who went to London to blow up London Bridge and Parliament. The husband disappeared after the 188? explosion with only a shattered boat found. Mrs Lomasney claims he died and seeks government support.
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Washington, D.C
London Bridge
Chipman
Michigan
Thomas Lomasney
United States
London
Parliament
Dalzeil
Osborne
Sig. Imbriani
Chamber of Deputies
Italy
New Orleans
Paris
Chicago
France
F. L. Flagg
New York
Leutonic
Queenstown
Dexter Man Kills Man After Forced Dance At Sims Mills
Joseph Myreck of Dexter Missouri shot and killed Thomas Edwards near Sims Mills ten miles west after Edwards forced the old man Sims and his wife to dance and pray. Myreck, who was initially unarmed, retrieved a shotgun and fired, ending Edwards's life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter, Mo
Joseph Myreck
Lthomas Edwards
Sims Mills
Here
Edwards
Sims
Myreck
Knife pays the debt life sentence for New York murderer
Guiseppe Preste, convicted of second degree murder for killing Antonio Rossa over a small debt, was sentenced to life imprisonment by Recorder Smyth at the Court of General Sessions. The Mulberry Street killing occurred in daylight when Rossa failed to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Guiseppe Preste
Antonio Rossa
Smyth
Court of General Sessions
Preite
Rossa
Mulberry St
Murder trial shocks Lancaster county court
Two masked men robbed Heslay’s house leading to a murder outcome. Goosey and Douglass testified against Bartram and Je, but the jury found the two prisoners not guilty amid claims of perjury by the Indians seeking a reward. The judge condemned the verdict as surprising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urer
County of
Lancaster
Hes House
Goosey
Douglass
Artrain
Lottridge
Heslay
Bartram
Uglass
New Immigration Rules Debar Paupers at New York Port
Immigrant screening tightens under Gen Nettleton with assistant secretary of the treasury orders. Undesirable immigrants lacking railroad tickets or under ten dollars are to be barred, with 200 detained and likely to climb to 600 or more in a day as steamship lines face costly returns to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettleton
Europe
Contempt Sentences for Cass County Judges Over Bond Debts
In Kansas City Judge Phillips jailed W F Wray E R Land and E F George the Cass county judges until they arrange payment on bonds voted 20 years ago to aid the Tebo and Neosho railroad. Bonds dated 1870 totalled 750 900 for St Clair and 1 000 000 for Cass. road never built and holders won judgments but could not collect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Phillips
United States Court
W. F. Wray
E. R. Land
E. F. George
Cass County
St Clair
Cass
Tebo & Neosho
Mills Elected U S Senator After Chilton Withdrawal
Austin March 22 Roger Q Mills wins unanimous election to the U S Senate after Horace Chilton withdraws leaving Mills the sole candidate. Ballot shows Mills 93 votes with other names nearby, clearing Mills to move from the House to the Senate as colleagues approve. Canton March 22 Typhus fever panic grows as Catherine Jacobs dies and Sadie Jacobs fights for life after nursing typhus cases and attending a relative's funeral in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Roger Q. Mills
United States
Horace Chilton
Congress
Q. Mills
W. Jones
SF Ayres
Gee
Oul Mills
Horace Bien
Canton
Catherine
Sadie Jacobs
East
Philadelphia
Philadelpha
Reed Accuses Reed of Stealing Ruling from Hill
Senator Hill said he never trusted Reed’s counting in Congress and charged that Reed stole Hill’s ruling. Hill recalled his own presidency of the Senate and claimed Reed used his reasoning in the Reed case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbsia
D. C
South Carolina
Washington
Senator Hill
Winnsboro News
Reed
Ork Senate
Notable Deaths and Trials Mentioned in a Fragment
Obituary notes James Williamson Wallis of Memphis Alabama dies at 76, descendant of Williamson and Wallis families linked to Revolutionary politics and Mecklenburg declaration. A Bloomington murder trial ends in acquittal of Marion Wood. John Webb shot near Orleans, local arrest follows. Sunday advertising ruled illegal in Atlanta suit. fire in Washington House of Representatives folds documents. Canadian Pacific strike spreads to eastern division from Fort William to Chalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Williamson Wallis
Memphis
Pickens County
Ala
Aeaf
Williamson
Wallis
Indiana
Bloomington
Marion Wood
Orange County
John Webb
Orleans
Clark
Atlanta A
George P. Rowell & Co
Walter Taylor Drug Company
Aftire
House of Representatives
Washington
Violence and unrest toll across rail and port turmoil
Reports describe continued strikes and violence with Montre east division likely to strike, attacks on Rat Tortuze train, and injuries to Supt McKenie and Conductor McNabb. Elsewhere, Aldrich Cash Register sale ends after four years of intense competition as other national stories unfold from Louisiana elections to legal actions in Macon Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montre East
Supt
McKenie
McNabb
Caboose
Aldrich Cash Register Company
Dayton, O
Rowena Clark
United States Court
Macon
Pardee
Speer
Isaac Wildrick
New
N. R. O'Connor
Pekin
Washington
Salgan
Philip Hassinger
Europe
America
Saugerties
N.Y
Hesse-Darmstadt
Algiers
Army of the Potomac
St. Hedvig
Tex
Cour
la Touraine
Havre
Sandy Hook Bar
Mississippi House of Representatives
Foster
Treasury
Taney County
John Bright
Williams
House Committee On Territories
House
Kane
Utah
Marion
Moore
Charleston
W. Va
George Sheppard Page
Wall Sr
Morris Plains
N. Y
Ottawa
Standard Oil Company
United States
Thibaudeau Brothers
Montreal
Bingham
Stoddard
Bradford
Ont
Pratt
Brooklyn Supreme Court
The
People
Board of Canvassers
Dutchess County
Memphis
Oklahoma
Joaminondas J. Pierce
Monmouth
N.J
Lincoln University of Oxford
Chester County
Penn
Grange
Alexance Hamilton
Orlando B. Potter
Hamilton
Gordon
Carma Bis
Canada
George J. Gibson
Frost
Shulldt
Chicago
Clifford
Morrill
Joseph Rigby
Mandfield
Jennie Welch
Wilkesbarre
Henry Pope
Laconia
N. H
Mattie Winters
A. J. Hotere
Jersey City
F. A. Wylie
Boston Stock Market Opens with Mixed Land and Rail Prices
Boston March 28 following were opening high low and closing prices today for land and railroad companies across Boston area listings. Prices show modest gains at several firms like Boylston street and Cambridge Field with notable activity in banks and mining shares while bonds and miscellaneous securities also shift.
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Boston
Anniston
Aspinwall Yy
Hoothbay Bss
Tyg Boston
Wat Power
Kos
Agneneon Se
Boylston
Penobscot Bay
San Diego
Sullivan Harbor
Sullivan
Peete
Winter Harbor
Winthrop
Evel
Wollaston
Ateh & Top
Atlantic & Tac
Bos & Albany
Bos & Lowell
Bos & Maine
Eve & Vantou
Phils & West
Cleese A
Maine Central
NY &Ne
Old Colony
Oregon
Rutland
Richmond Ter
Sumamist
Ding Ding Nion Pacific
Atchison
Atchison Inc
Atlantic & Paine
B& N
Vermont
NYS Veta
Allouez Eseree
Arnold, Bonauzs
Pats Bos & Montana
Erie
Eastman Car
Edison
Nat Cord
Ted Ca Ee State Gas
Foreign News Briefs from Lexpos March 22
The Chronicle Vienna desk reports Gen Gourko met with Czar to plan war action against Austria and Germany, designating Gourko offensive and Shougaloff defensive on the Austro German frontier. Russian troop moves alarm Vienna and Berlin. 200,000 soldiers to be mobilized this year. Warsaw notes rumors of war with large Russian contingents and balloons over camps signaling a spy network. Parliament debates paying MPs. resolution rejected 227 to 162. Other items mention mishaps at sea, Danish diplomacy, and various international incidents and advisories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Berlin
Austria
Russia
Poland
Kreighammer
Cracow
Galicia
Warsaw
Prince Bismarck Struck By Sudden Illness At Berury
Report from Berury on March 23 states Prince Bismarck's illness is more serious than first thought. Doctors urge complete abstention from political excitement as his health has declined after 40 years of hard work. He reportedly manages the duchy of Lauenburg like a ruler in exile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berury
Prince Bismarck
Lauenburg
Napoleon
Elba
Inquest rules Thomas death as suicide while insane
London on March 23 the inquest into composer Arthur Goring Thomas death found he killed himself by stepping in front of a train. evidence showed long severe low mood and a personal crisis tendency. the jury verdict declared death by own action while he was insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Arthur Goring Thomas
Thomas
Ireland's grant debated in House with shamrock row
London reports show Thomas Sexton urging £300,000 grant for Ireland and inclusion of Christian Brothers in schooling benefits as the bill’s first reading passes. Other items note Aldershot soldier fined for wearing a shamrock, and plans to shield national emblems on designated saints' days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Thomas Sexton
Ireland
Christian Brothers
Currents of commerce in cattle trade prompt firmer demand
Shippers report more favorable abroad advices for live cattle and a slight uptick in demand at Boston and New York markets. Heavy dressed beef shipments weigh on live cattle prices while overall volumes rose about 23,000 quarters weekly. Trade at the stock yards is slow but prices hold, with dressed beef and veal showing little change from the prior week.
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New York
Boston
London
British Crown
Philadelphia
Liverpool
Michigan
Catalonia
City of New York
Nevada
France
Deconia
Glasge As
Corean
Glasgow
Exeter City
Bristol
Hindoo
Hum
California
Hamburg
York
Enouh
Cape
Cape Cod
Houston
Hebrons
Bush
Vermont
New Hampshire
Hebron
Burbanks
Virginia
Alton
Jersey
Sgaco
Lincnton
Tmarket
Massachusetts
Brighton
W. W. Hull
Northern
Eastresy
G. Harris
Henry
A. F P. Jones
M. M. G. Flanders
R. Connors
Mitch
Robert Connors
Springer
I. C. Libby & Son
H. B. Maniton
H. V. Whipple
E. Kimball
W.G. Townsend
Henry & Brother
J. F. de Baker
E. L. Sargent
Sigent
A. F. Jones
M.G. Planders
Bo Wh
B. Maniton
Hastings
Snueer
Planes
M.G. Flanders
H. B. Moulton
John P. Squire & Co
North Packing Company
Ana
W. H. Monroe
Wheat Market Outlook From Farnum Reardon Co
Wheat cables before opening showed weakness after a major failure in London iron. Prices fell nearly a cent from yesterday's close, then recovered late with stronger overseas markets. Visible supply likely up about half a million bushels Monday. exports rose to 2.8 million wheat and flour last week, with total clearances at 26 000 pigs four.
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Icks Siesta Neces
Mabe Strihidi Carta
Ccabbigetiasse Pausws
York
Lous Oh
Duluth
Haba
Minnespolis
Detroit
Ccceevereersessee
Cwmcaro
Ceeetenereresnes
Kansas City
Chicago
Atlantic
Secon
Cuicino
London
Shorts
Liverpool
Berlin
Antwerp
Prime
Bas
SAS
Boston Markets Butter and Cheese Prices Survey
Boston market notes butter stronger with fuller quotations and freer trade. Prices span creamery and Western dairy, with New York and Vermont extras listed. cheese prices steady but market hot. Grain, beans, dried fruits, and vegetables quoted. livestock and cattle market mixed with varied demand and notable calf and sheep sales detailed.
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Boston
Nor
Western Creamery
Franklin Co
Vermont
New York
Luigi
Sage
Sae
Hinohie
Watertown Cattle Market Arrivals At Brighton Week Totals
Week report shows livestock arrivals at Brighton and Watertown with cattle 2272, sheep 3674, veals 495, hogs 12, horses 103. Totals include eastern and northern cattle 2107 and sheep 1204 plus eastern and northern sheep and lambs 2026. Prices and hides details follow with Brighton dairy, country hides, and cow skins listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Watertown
Sherman Out of It Harrison Favored by Ohio Delegation
Washington March 21 Senator Sherman is not a candidate for the presidency and will not permit use of his name. William Hahn, chairman of the Republican State committee, says Ohio will support Harrison at Minneapolis unless events force a change. Hahn notes Ohio delegates will go to the convention for Harrison unless compelled to shift, and warns a stronger candidate may be named if Ohio cannot carry doubtful states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oocaeatt
Tee
Dea
Mercy
Dannemora
L. O. Grothe & Co
Montreal
Post Office
Stewart
Chicago
Washington
Rege Oods
New York
Ndtana
Illinois
Iowa
Boston & Albany
Vanderbilt Lines
Chicago & Northwestern
Union Pacific
Boston
Trans-Continental Commission
Illinois Central
Odin
Ill
Ilinois Central
Hill Farm
Uniontown
Penn
Dunkin
Trout
San Francisco
Cal
B. Curtis
Sam's
Posen
Patrick McGurgan
Birmingham
Conn
William Sweeney
Baker, McMillin & Co
Akron
Leppert & Co
Fidelity Post Office
Miami County
Ohio
William Leppert
O. Poent
J. Cassel
Elwood Elliott
Samuel Davis
Wilhelm Delsnner
Halifax
N.S
Edward Hale
Orange
N. J
John H. Cilley
Francis D. Lowell
United States District Court
Joseph Stickney
Libellants
Henry White
Florence
Lynn
Mass
Rhode Island
Newfoundland
Canada
United State
Sherman
William Hahn
Republican State Committee
Ohio Statesman
Hahn
Onto
Minneapolis
Oho
Mr. Hahn
Cito
Harrison
Gon
Goy
Mr. Ae
Savannah Democrat Ranney Questions Senator Hill Tour
George Ranney, a Savannah Democrat, attended the Hibernian banquet with Senator Hill during his Southern tour. He called Hill a disappointment to Savannah Democrats, though Hill’s Savannah reception was the most successful in the South. Ranney said the Savannah delegation will be anti Hill and Georgia’s state delegation may oppose him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ranney
Savannah
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Carnegie
Him Chad
Knife
John 8. Wildridge
Rockaway Avenue Congregational Church
John B. Soper
Brooklyn
Rosendale
Ulster County
Irvingayton
Rosenale
Dayton
Inpianapolis
Joseph F. McDonald
McDonald
Annie Ellis
Joseph F. McDonald, Jr
Jessie McDonald
Senator McDonald
Ellis
Joseph E. McDonald
Miss Ellis
Indianapolis
McDonald, Butler & Snow
Arthur Hutchins
Hutchins
Senator’’ Mills
Hill
Boston Stock Market
Texas
Foreign News
Fenwick
Balfour
George Trevelyan
Labor
Signor Catalini
Copenhagen
Baron Fava
Joseph Geogogan
Beulah
Scotland
Freetown
Sierra Leone
Senegambia
Tambi
Robinson
Baron D. Andrada
Vatican
Mgr. Macchi
Brazil
St. Denis
Immenhausen
Hesse
Nassau
Cassel
Blois
Arconi
Larkin
South Melbourne
Aus.) Building Society
Clear
McCormick
Irish Parliamentary Party
Patrick O'Leary
Joyce
O'Leary
St. Petersburg
Interior
Pale
Tie Inn
Mlue Ste Manet
Atest
Havana
Letigan
Kentucky
Hantable
Anatealian
New Zealand
River Plate
Bismarck
O’grady
Nolan
Consolidated Fund
Aldershot
St. Patrick’s Day
MacNeill
Stantiope
Stanhope
Patrick O’brien
Parnellite
North Monaghan
St. Patrick's Day
St. George's
St. Andrew’s Day
National Press
Freeman's Journal
Independent
Currents OF Commerce
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Boston Markets
Java Padanga
Maracaibo
Japan
Sored Muscatel
Sultana
Eleme
Valencia
Palermo
Messina
Flonda
Banensé
Baracoa
Port Limon
Jamaton
Ecann
Pilberts
Fleur and Grats
Minnesota
Michigan Roller
Hills Straight
St. Touis
Sinola
Fish
Godfish
Torslack Galted
Gonsleat Herrin
Pacific Coast
New England
Buenos Ayres
Rio Grande
Montevideo
Cordova
Bond
Bostoting
Pavarpool, Co. F
Cadiz
Vend
Besa
Trapani
Turk
Hihi
North
Watertown Cattle Market
Hall
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