Griggs Chosen Democratic Congressional Committee Chairman
Representative J M Griggs of Georgia was unanimously elected chairman of the Democratic congressional committee in Washington with 31 members present. The group named officers and outlined plans to base headquarters in Washington and run the next campaign from the capital.
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Washington
J. M. Griggs
Georgia
Capitol
Bowers
Mississippi
Griggs
House of Representatives
United States
Charles Edwards
Texas
C. L. Percy
Tennessee
Jas. L. Morris
District of Columbia
J. J. Sinpott
Virginia
Lloyd
Missouri
Finley
South Carolina
Kelleher
Massachusetts
Granger
Rhode Island
Congressional Committee
House
Gaines
Ryan
New York
Clark
Florida
Wil
Mission Destroyed at Kaw Agency by Fire
The government mission building at the Kaw Indian agency in Washunga Kaw City Oklahoma burned with all contents a total loss of 15000 dollars. Built in 1871 the structure housed forty Indian children inmates and their teachers escaped uninjured from the flames.
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Kaw Agency
Kaw City
Okla
Government Mission
Kaw Indian Agency
Washunga
Dueling Women Cause Fatal Shootout in Saloon
In Chicago a pistol duel between Mrs. Alice Moore and Mrs. Lucy Tucker over a love affair left neither wounded but killed an innocent man named Frank Maden who was playing pool near the saloon door. Tucker fired first and Moore fled unscathed though her clothing bore two hits.
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Chicago
The
Tribune
Middlesboro
Alice Moore
Lucy Tucker
Millburn Delighted Over Hamilton Return in Fraud Case
John G. Millburn attorney for the New York Life Insurance trustees expresses delight at Andrew Hamilton’s return to New York. He says suits against the McCall estate and Hamilton will seek recovery of funds allegedly fraudulently taken, with immediate court action planned. Millburn defers criminal proceedings to the district attorney. The note ties to the Buffalo exposition and President McKinley’s death nearby.
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Buffalo
N. Y
John G. Millburn
The
New York Life Insurance Company
McCall
Andrew Hamilton
Hamilton
New York
New York City
Millburn
McKinley
Buffalo Exposition
Consent to collect proxies aids Mutual Life reform bid
New Orleans March 7 State Insurance Commissioner McGivney said he consented to collect proxies for a reform movement led by Stuyvesant Fish aimed at changing business methods of Mutual Life Insurance. He stressed reforms must come from policy holders, noting the legislature’s role is limited to solvency and financial oversight.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
McGiveny
Stuyvesant Fish
Banker's Son Kidnapped For Twenty Thousand Dollars
A New York banker's fourteen year old son Antonio Bozuffi was abducted last Sunday from his father's residence on Sixty third Street and First Avenue. He was sent to buy stamps and did not return. Letters from the boy and his abductors demand twenty thousand dollars or death, with the first note stating he is held in Brooklyn.
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New York
Tec
Antonio Bozuffi
John Bozuffi
First Avenue
Brooklyn
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Bertha Claiche
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Bertha Clarche
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Rosaly
Gerdron
Abraham Levy
Bertha Caiche
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Hamilt
Louisiana Insurance Commissioner
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Buster Brown
Lyceum
Fred Emerson Brooks
Stevenson Machine
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Silas &. Johnson Parker
Montreal
Oriental
E. J. Jenkins
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