Hobart Will Stay in Race Amid Health Rumors andFaction Talk
Washington dispatch reports no renomination withdrawal by Garrett A Hobart despite illness. Rumors claim opposition plans and Roosevelt discussions, but sources say President McKinley and Hobart remain congenial with allies like Hanna Platt and Foraker backing Hobarts renomination. A separate note complains of Showalters front yard laundry drawing public attention and legal scrutiny.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Garrett A. Hobart
Hobart
Hanna
McKinley
Platt
New York
Roosevelt
Senator Foraker
Ohio
President to Attend Grant Monument Unveiling in Philadelphia
President and party finalize trip to Philadelphia for the Grant monument unveiling on the 27th inst. They depart Thursday morning, join ceremonies at 8, dine at the Union League Club, and attend Academy of Music exercises. Friday they sail aboard the Raleigh to return to Washington.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Grant Monument
Bellevue Hotel
Union League Club
Academy of Music
Raleigh
King and Queen of Italy Visited Sassari Fleet Review
The Italian King and Queen arrived by royal yacht in Sassari on April 22 and were greeted by cheers as all warships lit up in their honor. The fleet flew the royal ensign in advance of a review and salutes rang out from the naval units.
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Sassari
Italy
Island of Sardinia
Coghlan Angers Manila Diplomatic Circles With Remarks
German Ambassador Von Holleben met Secretary Hay after Coghlan of the Raleigh recounted a rebuke by Admiral Dewey to the German commander at Manila at a New York banquet. Officials say no protest was lodged, but high quarters dislike publicizing Manila friction. Naval officials sympathize with Coghlan's service yet avoid open criticism.
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Washington
von Holleben
Hay
State Department
Coghlan
Raleigh
New York
Admiral Dewey
Manila
Death of Rt. Hon. Sir John Mowbray First Baronet
London April 22 Rt Hon Sir John Robert Mowbray dies. Born June 3 1815 he was the first Baronet of that name. He served as MP for Durham 1853 1868 and for Oxford University from 1868 until his death. A Conservative, he became the senior member of the House of Commons after Villiers death on January 16 1898.
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London
John Robert Mowbray
John Mowbray
City of
Durham
House of Commons
University of Oxford
Charles Pelham Villiers
Elder Kentucky Lawyer Seeks Early Court Ruling
Colonel Harry Ward of Cynthiana, aged 84, asked the Court of Appeals to advance several of his cases for this term. He argued he has passed 70 and hopes to see the matters decided in his lifetime, noting they would otherwise wait more than a year.
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Ward
Cynthiana
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Harry Ward
Kentucky
Court of Appeals
Mrs Burrows Sues City Officials In Multiple Actions
Mrs Burrows alias Marie Chicote Wilson and her mother sue Fremont mayor and city for 400000 dollars damages over alleged false imprisonment. They also sue Toledo mayor and city council for 400000 dollars for alleged conspiracy and false imprisonment, and seek 50000 dollars against workhouse authorities for alleged personal injuries.
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Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Burrows
Marie Chicote Wilson
United States Court
Fremont
Tannery to Be Erected Near Youngstown by Tod Group
Henry Tod president of the Second National Bark with other capitalists organizes a company to erect a $100,000 tannery on Saquaw Creek just west of Youngstown. The chrome process will be used for tanning.
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Commercial Tribune
Youngstown, CO
Henry Tod
Second National Bark
Saquaw Creek
Freight wreck injures fireman in Massillon yard
In Massillon Ohio on April 22 a C L Werner freight wreck left fireman Joseph Hoffman fatally injured. The locomotive and six loaded cars were demolished in the crash reported today.
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Commercial Tribune
Massillon
Jos. Hoffman
Davie and Miss Clark to Wed May Fourth in Marion Mass
Boston April 22 The wedding of Richard Harding Davie and Miss Clark of Chicago will take place in Marion Massachusetts on May 4 next.
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Boston
Richard Harding Davie
Miss Clark
Chicago
Marion
Mass
Mazer Committee Confronts Contempt Case In Whisky Probe
Samuel Meiers refused to answer questions about Maryland whisky sales as Mazet's committee pressed contempt actions. Witnesses discussed building departments fireproofing, with Haight Fryer Nihill Brady testifying before adjournment until May 9 as the panel weighs further contempt filings.
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New York
Croker
Maryland Whisky Company
Moss
Samuel Meiers
Maryland
Pointblank
Mazet
Meiers
Broadway
Sexton
Devery
Meier
Charles C. Haight
William J. Fryer
Board of
Building Examiners
New York Building Law Commission
Haight
Fryer
Mr. Young
Mr. Haight
Oquendo Gun Train Leaves Norfolk for Cincinnati
The Oquendo monster gun is loaded at Norfolk Navy Yard and set to depart Sunday morning on a through schedule. The shipment travels via Norfolk & Western to Cincinnati with a car of perishable freight, likely arriving by Tuesday night or Wednesday morning.
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Commercial Tribune
Norfolk
Ohio
Norfolk Navy Yard
Norfolk & Western Railway
Cincinnati
Norfolk & Western Line
Brooklyn
Santiago
Portsmouth
Norfolk & Western
J. W. Hall
Virginia
Father and Son Dead in Georgia Mills Disaster
Wm. L. Edwards and his son James, owners of several mills and plantations in North Georgia, will be buried in the same grave at Catoosa County. The son fell ill yesterday. the father, intoxicated, fell from his horse and drowned in a roadside branch. The son died this morning.
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Commercial Tribune
Chattanooga
Tenn
Wm. L. Edwards
James
North
Georgia
Catoosa County
Edwards
Two Boys Drowned In Ashtabula Reservoir
Rex Spaulding, son of Mr and Mrs Ira Spaulding, and Cecil Brown, 14, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Brown, died while playing on a raft in a reservoir supplying Ashtabula harbor. Brown jumped in to save Spaulding, who sank after a third descent. both bodies were recovered.
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Commercial Tribune
Ashtabula
Rex Spaulding
Ira Spaulding
Cecil Brown
Fred Brown
Ashtabula Harbor
Brown
Spaulding
Judge Weeps as Lake City Jury Deadlocks in Court
Charleston April 22. The Lake City case jury reported a hung verdict after twenty five hours deliberation. Judge Brawley, moved to tears, dismissed the jurors and ordered the case to a later term of court due to the terrible crime.
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Charleston
D. C
Lake City
Brawley
Man Killed While Trying to Board Moving Freight Train
Walter C. Howe aged 22 thought to be from Radcliffe Iowa was killed at Clarkburg around eight o clock tonight while attempting to board a moving freight train.
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Commercial Tribune
Parkersburg
W. Va
Walter C. Howe
Radcliffe, C
Clarksburg
Two Women Burned in Gasoline Explosion
Massillon Ohio reports Mrs. Robert Guy and her daughter fatally burned when a gasoline explosion occurred today. Their identities and exact injuries are noted, with authorities investigating the incident.
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Commercial Tribune
Massillon, O
Robert Guy
Jury planned verdict in Canton murder trial
Canton Ohio April 22. After two days of summations the jury in Mrs. George v Saxton murder case will retire Wednesday to decide her fate. The trial featured motive circumstantial evidence alibi and witness testimony with cross-examinations and rebuttals focusing on alleged morphine use and Saxton's alleged affairs. The case resumes Monday with arguments set for ten o clock and a verdict anticipated after a midweek judge's charge.
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Saxton
Avaik
C. George
George
South Dakota
Canton
Massillon
Fee
Sample C. George
Nettie McAllister
Baxton
Griffith
Sample George
Eckroat
Lizzie Miller
Five Days of Prayer Sparks Controversy in Indiana
In New London, Indiana a sect named the Church of Holiness claims miracles including reviving the presumed dead Clyde Scherer. A sixteen year old girl Dora Oswald lies unconscious for five days as followers pray inside a guarded house, with authorities unable to intervene due to parental ties to the group.
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Commercial Tribune
Kokomo
Ind
Church of Holiness
New London
Clyde Scherer
Holiness
Dora Oswald
Montauk Club Dinner Honors Senator Depew on Birthday
The Montauk Club in New York hosted a dinner for Senator Chauncey M. Depew with about 250 members and guests. It marked his sixty-fifth birthday as President Moore presided and acted as toastmaster. Depew and several speakers offered brief remarks.
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New York
Montauk Club
Chauncey M. Depew
Senator Depew
Moore
Steamer General Whitney Sinks. Twelve Die in Disaster
A Times Union dispatch reports the steamer General Whitney sank fifty miles east of Cape Canaveral. Sixteen men in a boat attempting to land at Mosquito Lagoon House of Refuge were overturned. twelve drowned including Captain Butterworth. Chief and assistant engineers, a fireman, and one sailor were saved. the captain’s body recovered. Fifteen others in another boat remain missing.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Times Union
Citizen
West Virginia University Establishes Domestic Science School
The university regents voted to create a school of domestic science and authorized President Raymond to hire an instructor at up to 1600 dollars yearly to lead the department. The aim is to teach cooking and domestic economy, seen as a new, popular field with many female students. The board also named Benjamin Printz as athletics and boxing instructor and approved plans for several new buildings.
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Commercial Tribune
Parkersburg
W. Va
West Virginia University
Raymond
Benjamin Printz
Nicaraguan Cabinet Relocates to Jinotepe
President Zelaya and his cabinet temporarily move government offices to Jinotepe in the mountains southeast of Managua. United States Minister Merry arrives at Greytown en route to Bluefields in good health.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Galveston
Zelaya
Jinotepe
United States
Merry
Greytown
Bluefields
Sixth Ohio to Sail From Cienfuegos Tonight
The Sixth Ohio is expected to sail from Cienfuegos on the transport Sedgwick tonight.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Ohio
Cienfuegos
Sedgwick
Chaos Reigns In China And Rosebery Rise In London
Special Cable reports a sharp shift in British mood over Lord Rosebery following the marriage hubbub with heavy public demonstrations. The article notes Liberals regaining fighting shape while the government faces a ticklish South Africa petition crisis and rising pressure over China policy.
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Liberal Party
The
Times
China
Balfour
Sir Alfred Milner
Colonial Office
England
Alfred Milner
Cape
South Africa
Hague
Rhodes
Rhodensian Mining
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