Henderson May Be Defeated In renomination fight
Waterloo Iowa reports Speaker Henderson faces a tough bid for renomination after twenty years in Congress. Senator Courtwright carried the town for the opposition, reflecting growing sentiment against Henderson over policy rifts with Senator Allison and Senator Dolliver and his stance on the ship subsidy measure.
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Waterloo
Henderson
Courtwright
Congress
Senafore Allison
Dolliver
Cudahy cattle buyer gore by mad steer at stockyards
Charles Ah of Cudahy, a prominent cattle buyer, was attacked and gored by a mad steer in the stockyards, injuring him. The incident occurred as he examined the livestock. His condition and subsequent actions were not detailed in the fragment.
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Omaha
Mareh
Charles Ah
Cudahy
West
Third Kentucky Seat Allocated After House Vote
Washington report states that March 256 Democrat from the Third Kentucky district was unseated by the House in a 127 to 127 vote and Moss, a Republican, was awarded the seat.
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Washington
Rhea
Kentucky
House
Moss
Count M. Matusika Arrives In Victoria Over Loan Talk
Count M. Matusika and party arrived in Victoria from Japan. He denies coming to negotiate a national loan.
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Victoria
M. Matsuka
Japan
Boers deny peace terms as British press optimistically notes armistice
London reports optimism for an armistice in South Africa amid pending negotiations led by Schlak Burger. Boers in Amsterdam counter with demand for favorable terms and claim they are ready to receive proposals from Kitchener. Kruger signals prior awareness of intentions. A gun salute at Chatham harms the firing gunner, who loses both arms.
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South Africa
Schlak Burger
Amsterdam
Fisher
Kruger
Schlak
Kitchener
Prince and Princess of Wales
Chatham
Rumors on Colorado Rail Sale Stir Denver
Rumors claim Colorado Fuel and Iron bought the Colorado and Southern railway in Denver on March 25. J W Gates telegraphs the Post denying any sale by Colorado Fuel and Iron, while J J Mitchell confirms the railroad remains with friendly purchasers.
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Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Colorado and Southern Railway
J. W. Gates
Colorado Fuel and Tron Company
J. J. Mitchell
Colorado Fuel and Iron
E Fone
No Police in Helena Reelection Tension
Helena police force resigns en masse after mayoral order amid Edwards reelection bid. Officers claim instruction to attend the city pri and arrest anti Edwards supporters, while Edwards denies state involvement.
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Helena
Edwards
Pri
Edwarde
Cholera Advice and Army Measures Amid Northward Outbreak
Interior advisory notes cholera is prevalent with twenty six cases and twenty one deaths. Rail transport restrictions rise between here and authorities as city leadership urges calm and prompt action to prevent spread.
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Wight
Ity
Treine
A Por Raat or Wanted in The Lead quick results
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Optimistic Outlook on Strike in Anthracite Region
Wall Street expects no strike among 140,600 miners as Civic Federation mediation may yield a peaceable settlement. Miners in Shamokin report the convention adopted a report with a provisional strike clause and urged joint conference with operators over wage scales and working conditions.
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Wall Street
Civic Federation
Miners’ Convention
Shamokin
Mitchell
Conciliation Committee to Meet on Miners' Strike in New York
The National Civil Federation announces a special session of its conciliation committee to be held Wednesday morning at federation headquarters in New York to discuss the threatened miners' strike. Senator Hanna will attend, with Bishop Potter Oscar Strauss Charles A Moore Frank P Sargent James Puncan John Mitchell and Franklin MacVeagh expected at the meeting.
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Ralph M. Basley
National Civil Federation
Conciliation Committee
Federation
Senator Hanna
Washington
Bishop Potter
Oscar Strauss
Charles A. Moore
Frank P. Sargent
James Puncan
John Mitchell
Franklin MacVeagh
United Mine Workers Convention in Pueblo Threatens Strike
The United Mine Workers convention in Pueblo Colorado voted to strike if corporations fail to honor the law requiring bi weekly payments. If carried out the action would involve labor unions nationwide.
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United Mine Workers Convention
Pueblo
Cuban postal frauders appeal to Cuba's Supreme Court
Governor General Wood received a cable reporting Rathbone Neeley and Reeves, convicted of postal frauds in Havana, have appealed their ten year sentences and heavy fines to Cuba's supreme court. Officials generally applaud the sentence as a rebuke to public confidence and seek impartial justice. Friends of Rathbone claim he is guilty only of extravagance.
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Wood
Rathbone
Neeley
Reeves
Havana
Supreme Court of Cuba
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Miraculous Escape After Freight Train Collision
A Chesapeake and Ohio freight train struck four heavy drawbar cars in Liontown this morning. The engine passed over the cars without derailment, though the wreck damaged the track significantly. About two hundred passengers were placed in jeopardy but escaped harm.
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Chesapeake and Ohio
Joporady
Classified Help Wanted and Rentals in The Leader
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Columme
Fights Over Universal Transfers in Chicago Suburb
Citizens from Austin suburb clashed with Consolidated Traction workers after demand for universal transfers. Eighteen men led by Druggist Golden attacked on Madison street lines. Golden injured with possible fatal results for others. Streetcar crews ejected protesters amid pitched battles. many damage suits anticipated.
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Chicago
Golden
Queen Wilhelmina Cancels Amsterdam Visit
The Hague March 25 Queen Wilhelmina has abandoned her trip to Amsterdam. Though her general health is good, an heir is expected and court physicians advise keeping her quietly at home.
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the Hague
Wilhelminia
Amsterdam
Southwest Kansas Methodist conference opens amid Louther heresy charges
Arkansas City reports the Southwest Kansas Methodist conference begins its annual session with Rev. Granville Louther facing charges of atheism and evolutionism. The committee will hear his denial that Adam and Eve were sole progenitors and his view on Cain's wife in Nod. Louther was retained as pastor at McPherson by a 9 to 4 vote after charges were filed.
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Arkansas City
Southwest Kansas Methodist Conference
Granville Louther
Louther
Eve
Adam
Cain
Land of Nod
McPherson
Kas
Patrick interruption marks end of Rice murder trial summing up
At the conclusion of Albert Patrick’s trial for the murder of millionaire Rise, District Attorney Osbourne began summing up when Patrick interrupted to deny the claim that no witness or paper showed Patrick’s presence or legal dealings with Rice.
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New York
Albert Patrick
Rise
Osborne
Patrick
Rice
Are Well Treated Boer Prisoners In Bermuda
An expert was sent to Bermuda to observe Boer prisoners. He reported they are fairly well treated by the British and the suffering story is unfounded. Prisoners of war are perhaps better cared for than in the last fifty years, though strict discipline is maintained and the men appear reasonably happy.
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New York
Bermuda
Brutal assault mars La Junta rail yards incident
In La Junta Colorado on March 26 Myra Henrietta Miller 60 from Los Angeles to Denver was brutally assaulted by a Denver porter W H Wallace. Wallace was arrested but spirited away amid mob threats to lynch him. Mrs Miller is critically injured and a mob seeks Wallace’s capture en route to Pueblo.
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Colo
Myra
Henrietta Hi. Miller
Los Angeles
Denver
Santa Fe
W. H. Wallace
Wallace
For Rent or Wanted in The Leader Wings Quick Resultes
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Girls on 2000 mile tramp seek no aid or wages
Two Chicago women Grace Fosland and Louise Gauss travel to San Francisco without spending their own money. They started two weeks ago and have walked or ridden as needed to cover 2000 miles. They plan to reach San Francisco by June 1, relying on aid only if offered. They endured four days without food in Illinois and have since received mail from friends while in Omaha.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Grace Fosiand
Louise Gauss
Miss Foland
Miss Gauss
Misa Fosland
Aurora
Ilinois
Hypnotic marriage annulment suit in Rochester court
Ida Rasseau seeks to nul l a union of Ida Rasseau and Willard J. Wharton in Supreme Court alleging Ida was hypnotized at a local hypnotic school when she married Wharton. The complaint accuses Prof W J Wharton and Rev Dr Hallock of triggering the marriage at the rectory after leading Ida from the Ellwanger Berry building. Wharton denies. he is 27 and has hired lawyers.
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N. Y
Ida Rasseau
Mgther
Supreme Court
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Williard J. Wharton
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W. J. Wharton
Willard Wharton
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Ellwanger & Berry
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Fitshugh Street
Wharton
Dr. Hallock
Sbe
Milwaukee conspirator links Steinman to McKinley plot
A Bamboo Wikesaya dispatch reports Jacob Steinman, jailed for burglary, confessed to Sheriff Stackhouse he was an anarchist and attended the lodge meeting where Carolgaiz was chosen to assassinate President McKinley. He says he tied the handkerchief over Czolgosz’s hand and that a well known woman was a principal instigator.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wikesaya
Jacob Steinman
Waupun
Stackhouse
Carolgaiz
McKinley
Czolgoes
Late Capitol Notes Highlight Woodard Case and Office Movements
The supreme court met but had no major business aside from Woodard, while Clifford Buck was ill. Acting officials filled in as state examiner and pork bounties totaling 323 dollars were paid. Notary Oliver Johnson was commissioned. several new filings included oil and mining enterprises in Colorado and Wyoming.
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Supreme Court
Woodard
State Auditor’s Office
Oliver G. Johnson
Wolseen, Wryc
Chatterton
Weather forecast for Cheyenne region outlines rain snow
The western storm moved east from Utah and centers over southeastern Colorado this morning causing rain or snow from Montana to New Mexico. No major temperature change in the last 24 hours. Local data show a high of 48.5 degrees, low of 25 degrees, and 0.32 inches of precipitation.
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Cheyenne
Utah
Colorado
Montana
Dakotas
Arizona
New Mexico
Gorki's Honorary Academy Membership Annulled
St. Petersburg declares the election of Maxime Gorki as an honorary Academy of Sciences member annulled. He is summoned to face a tribunal for political offenses. Gorki was banished from the Russian capital years ago and the newspaper he was tied to was suppressed.
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St. Petersburg
Maxime Gorki
Academy of Sciences
Gorki
Strike at Batoum petroleum works erupts in deadly clash
The Official Cau casus Gazette reports a strike by workers at Rothschilds petroleum works Batoum on the Black Sea. Strikers demanded release of leaders arrested a day earlier, clashed with police, and soldiers fire upon the mob killing thirty rioters and wounding one guard.
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Tefis
Official
Caucasus Gazette
Rothschilds Petroleum Works
Batoum
Black Sea
Hickory Ridge Misourian Editor Clarifies Baking Powder Quote
The Hickory Ridge Misourian editor explains in the Chicago Tribune the misquote about banking power. He notes the line should have read baking powder and clarifies the error from the last issue.
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Hickory Ridge Misourian
Store Clerk Requests Special Ledgers for Customer
An unidentified shopper asks the store to locate a variety of VU P Special Leader models and Pride Elgar items. The clerk notes the customer has many and urges Theo to light up and sit down.
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VU P
C. C. PL
Pride Elgar
Theo
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