National Chairman Hanna Talks Cabinet Prospects in Canton
National Chairman M. A. Hanna met President-elect McKinley in Canton for three hours at the McKinley home. Discussions centered on Ohio senatorial matters and cabinet possibilities, with no firm announcements. Rumors linked Kentucky’s Boyle and Wisconsin’s Payne to Cabinet posts, while Lodge and Hoar planned talks on New England representation.
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Canton
M. A. Hanna
Cleveland
McKinleys
McKinley
Star Chamber
Hanna
Sherman
Ohio
Senate
Kentucky
Delaware
Congress
John W. Yerkes
Darmille
National Committee
Boyle
New England
Henry Cabot Lodge
George F. Hoar
Massachusetts
Major McKinley
Senator Lodge
Long
New Englannd
Wm. R. Davy
Jamis R. Dunn
Executive Committee
Massillon
Dawes Arrives in Canton as Possible Private Secretary Choice
Charles G. Dawes, a young Finnish politician rumored as the President-elect's private secretary, arrived in Canton this evening and conferred with Mr. McKinley. Many favor Dawes for the post while others expect James Boyle, the current incumbent, to be named. General J. B Koonta 1 Bregare.
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Charles G. Dawes
Canton
Dawes
McKinley
James Boyle
J. B Koonta
Bregare
Tipster Names Heath for Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
A dispatch from Hamilton reports Perry Heath is tipped for the role of Assistant Secretary of the Treasury instead of President McKinley's private secretary. The source cites the higher post as more suitable and socially fitting for Heath.
New York Politicians Hint at Cabinet Role for State
Edward Lauterbach reports to Canton talk with President-elect McKinley about New York's place in the Cabinet. He notes no specific post was asked for but suggests New York may gain the Navy portfolio with Fassett Payne and Woodford named by the regular organization. McKinley gave no promises, but listening appeared likely.
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New York
Edward Lauterbach
McKinley
Canton
Navy
Ozation
J. Sloat Fassett
Serena E. Payne
Stewart L. Woodford
New York Ideal
Foster comments on senatorial vacancy and Bushnell actions
Ex Governor Foster remarks on the illiterial contest and future steps by Governor Bushnell. He doubts an extra Legislature session will be called and says becoming a U S Senator would be a lifelong cherished goal if Bushnell considers him for the vacancy. He notes he would be gratified by such a development.
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Oria, O
Foster
iLterial
Bushnell
Ohio
United States
Harris Nominated for U S Senator in Populist Caucus
In Topeka on January 20 William A Harris of Linwood won the Populist caucus nomination for United States Senator on the thirty fifth ballot. Final tallies show Harris 57 votes with King 32 Breidenthal 5 Little 5 Madden 2 and Martin 1 as Senator Peffer exited earlier. Harris is 54 and a Virginia native.
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Topeka
Kan
William A. Harris
Linwood
United States
Harris
King
Breidenthal
Little
Madden
Martin
Peffer
Virginia
General Horter Names Bushnell to Command Division
General Horter announced that George Bushnell would command a division in the second grand division for the parade. The Grand Marshal spoke at the inaugural ceremony, detailing the lineup for the upcoming event.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
H Orter
Inaugurate
Geor Bushnell
Paraie
Mrs App After Divorce Hide in Fargo Under Assumed Name
Mrs Susan Phillips App of Cleveland and her husband F Worthington Butts arrived in Fargo with new identities after separating. The sale salesman pair drew attention. friends expect Mrs App to travel or stay in Europe while Mr App, a member of a Cleveland underwriting firm, remains elusive. Their Akron wedding was a season highlight.
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Cleveland
Fargo
N. D
Susan Phillips App
F. R. App
App
Akron
West Virginia Swindler Arrested After Check Scam
A stranger attempted to pass hogus checks on several HIDN merchants on Thursday. He succeeded with William Plumbiey before fleeing. Chicago authorities telegrammed that the swindlers were arrested there trying to pass checks signed by R. H. Smith. The suspect is believed to be A. E. Quick and will be brought to HIDN for trial.
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Commercial Tribune
Hidn
W. Va
Lasit
Wm. Plumbiey
Chicago
R. H. Smith
A. E. Quick
Governor Bradley Confined by Grip and Cold
Special Despatch reports in Frankfort Kentucky that Governor Bradley did not attend the Executive office on January 20 as his physician advised. He suffers a dry cold with strong grip symptoms and remains at home.
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Bradley
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Senate Committee Deliberates Arbitration Treaty With Britain
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee, with Secretary Olney testifying, examined the general arbitration convention with Great Britain. Olney argued the pact does not threaten the Monroe Doctrine, noting Article 7 and the potential shift to a second tribunal for grave questions. The panel, seeking full information, plans to consider the treaty on its merits and possibly amend accompanying documents.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
United States
Great Britain
Olney
Mildred Brown Located in St Louis A Runaway From Kentucky Convent
Miss Mildred Brown aged 19 from Millport Kentucky has been located in St Louis at 15 North Cardinal Avenue. She reportedly ran away from a Frankfort Kentucky convent last October and former relatives posted ads while police were notified. W H Gooch a Barnes Medical College student reports seeing her as a physician attends her.
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ST. Louis
Mildred Brown
Millport
Frankfort
North Cardinal Avenue
W. H. Gooch
Barnes Medical College
Senator Goebel Sick in Vanceburg Railroad Case Visit
Special Dispatch reports Senator William Goebel of Covington is seriously ill in Vanceburg Kentucky. He cannot leave his room and his railroad cases are postponed until tomorrow.
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Commercial Tribune
Prison electrocution ends Hoch's case in New York
John Hoch was executed by electricity at the State Prison today. He had murdered Minnié Ingersoll, a 16 year old girl, on July 10, 1895, at Chapel Hill near Louisville.
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Aubu
N. Y
John Hoch
Hoch
Minnié Ingersoll
Chapel Hill
Louisville
Arresting the Wrong People at Hotel Schafer
In Parkersburg West Virginia on January 20 police detained Mr and Mrs William Smith as possible Blodgett elopers. The couple proved to be a well to do St Joseph Missouri pair visiting relatives after twenty years apart and were released. Officers doubt the Blodgett contractor is involved. Clelland has not yet arrived.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Blodgett+Cielland elopers
Hotel Schafer
Wiliam Smith
Smiths
St. Joseph
Iowa
Blodgett
Jackson, O
Clelland
Eight Inches of Snow Disrupts Fort Wayne Transit
The heaviest snowfall of the season hit Fort Wayne and surrounding areas with about eight inches piling up. Streetcar and railway traffic were disrupted as many trains were delayed or halted by the weather.
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FT. Wayne
Ind
Ft. Wayne Anl
James Harvey Faces Murder Charge After Indictment
James Harvey, charged with murdering his wife Ida Harvey, appeared in court with Deputy South and denied guilt. Judge Van Pelt set the trial for April 1, with Harvey to be paid for trial by that date.
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Special Dispatch
St Commercial ‘Tribune
Wilming O
James Harvey
South
Harvey
van Pelt
Miller
Ida Harvey
Cour
Revival Closes Public Works in Steubenville
Steubenville, Jan 20 All churches have closed and aid the revival union led by Rev Shiveren of York. Mayor Riley issues a proclamation closing public works from 2 to 6 tomorrow and urges merchants and factories to close. Attendees urged to join union meeting in the Opera House or overflow gatherings in churches.
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Steubenville
Shiveren
York
Riley
Opera House
Reverend Fox Causes Town to Brace for Threats
In Ducnsburg near Paducah Kentucky a Baptist minister Rev Irvan Fox 3 years of age and married faced angry townspeople after rumors of impropriety. About fifty masked men assaulted his home firing at him as he fled into a forest. Congregation members deny the accusations and fear arson tonight as town authorities move to protect residents.
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Commercial Tribune
Paducah
Ducnsburg
Irvan Fox
The
Baptist Church
Gen Harrison Appeals as Counsel in Forsythe Case
Ex President Harrison appears in the Supreme Court as counsel for Mrs Catherine Forsythe in her bid to block the Hammond Illinois town from annexing a large land tract near Chicago Ex Attorney General Miller also argues for Forsythe Aldrich represents Hammond corp The argument lasts about an hour drawing a crowded courtroom and eager onlookers.
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Washington
Harrison
Supreme Court Today
Catherine Forsythe
Hammond
Chicago
Loomis L White to Retire From Wall Street
Loomis L White a longtime member of the New York Stock Exchange will retire from active business February 1 after forty four years in Wall Street The Loomis L White Co firm will dissolve The only break in his career was four years in banking in St Paul Minnesota.
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New York
Loomis L. White
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Loomis L. White & Co
St. Paal
Wal Street
Plague Rumor Strikes Hamburg Passenger Ship
A steamer from Bombay reports illness aboard en route to Hamburg. Jan 20 crews confirm several aboard are ill with a disease feared to be the black plague. Passengers and officials monitor the situation as authorities assess the ship.
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Bombay
Missionary Kellett a Missouri Born Vice Consul to Siam
Edward Vernon Kellett United States Vice Consul to Siam, assaulted by soldiers in Changmai, is a Missouri native born near Kansas City. A Springfield native educated at Drury College and Columbia Law, he arrived in Siam as an honorary post with no salary. His mother in Springfield awaits news as Lutce Kellett’s father died years ago.
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Springfield
Edward Vernon Kellett
United States
Siam
Missouri
Kellett
Kansas
Kansas City
Drury College
Columbia Law School
New York
S. H. Boyd
Changmai
Chang
Lance Kellett
New York Board of Trade Banquet Hosts Notables
The 24th annual New York Board of Trade and Transportation banquet was held at the Waldorf Hotel. Senator Thurston was detained in Washington. Henry Watterson spoke on Uncle Sam's youth. Buckner, Woodruff, Dayton, Peters and others delivered toasts. The assembly voiced support for the arbitral treaty between the United States and Great Britain.
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New York
New York of Trade and Transportation
Waldorf Hotel
John M. Thurston
Washington
Wm. H. Parsons
Henry Watterson
Sam
Simon B. Buckner
Woodruff
Greater
Tmaster Dayton
Star Service
Madison Peters
United States
Great Britain
In Favor of the Farmers accuses Tolleston shooters
In Lake County Indiana farmers defend themselves against Tolleston Club policemen Costick and Pratt after a shooting at a game preserve. Witnesses say the farmers did not fire a shot while the Tolleston officers are described as the shooters. Preliminary hearing set for tomorrow with hundreds of witnesses expected to testify.
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Own Point
Ind
Lake County
Tolleston Club
Tolleston
Rank Costick
Theodore Pratt
Costick
Pratt
Mrs Cantrill Files Charge Against Asylum Official
Mrs Cantrill wife of Judge Cantrill in Lexington Kentucky charges Superintendent Scott of Eastern Lunatic Asylum with chaining her sister Miss Sarah Cecil to the floor and mistreatment she was kept from visiting and sent to Dr Evans private sanitarium. The commissioners declined comment while Dr Scott defended the patient s peculiar delusions and nervous reactions. Inspector Lester to hear the case tomorrow. Miss Cecil reportedly refused to eat for seven days and was fed by a force pump.
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Lexington
Cantrill
Scott
Eastern
Ky.) Lunatic Asylum
Sarah Cecil
Evans
Dr. Scott
Miss Ceell
Speckert Found Insane in Louisville Trial
Ex-President of the German American Title Company, A J Speckert, was found of unsound mind in the Criminal Division after a trial on insanity charges. Dr Curran Pope testified that Speckerts mania made him dangerous yet potentially curable, and he was to be sent to Anchorage Asylum.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
A. J. Speckert
Curran Pope
Speckert
Lakeland Asylum
Anchorage Asylum
Mistook powder for oil ends in fatal burn
Special dispatch reports Mrs. Eliza Spicer of New River Mines Caperton near Hinton West Virginia attempted to start a fire and mistook a powder can for an oil can. An explosion occurred and her clothes ignited burning her fatally this evening.
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Commercial Prisune
Hinton
W. Yva
Eliza Spicer
New River
Caperton
Doctor Serious Injured In Jackson Runaway Accident
Jackson O Jan 20 Dr R W Caldwell badly injured in a runaway near the Jackson steam laundry when a tree limb struck the cart wheel causing the doctor to be thrown from the vehicle.
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Commercial Tribune
Jackson, O
R. W. Caldwell
Jackson
Duel Ends Fatally for Dairy and Dryman in Kentucky
In Cynthiana Kentucky two young men John Dairy and Ben Dryman killed each other in a duel in the presence of Miss Jennie Hillery a teenage girl. Dairy was struck near the heart and Dryman in the head both dying shortly after the confrontation outside a country church.
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Cynthiana
Jennie Hillery
John Dairy
Ben
Dryman
Dairy
Miss Hillery
Inspectors to enforce bakery sanitation in Cleveland and Cincinnati
The Inspector of Workshops and Factories proposes bakery rule enforcement in Cleveland and Cincinnati and their districts. Some bakeries operate in basements with poor sanitary conditions and low ceilings. inspectors will require changes or new premises. The aim is to ensure that fine bread is a truthful sign and a real standard in goods.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Condit
Benton McMillin Marries Lucille Foster in Shreveport
Congressman Benton McMillin of Tennessee wed Lucille Foster at First Presbyterian Church Shreveport at 6 pm. Representative Hugh Densmore served as best man as statesmen attended. The couple departed for Washington via St Louis that night.
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Shreveport
Benton McMillin
Tennessee
Lucille Foster
James Foster
First Presbyterian Church
Hugh Densmore
Arkansas
Washington
St. Louis
Reunion of Former Republicans Draws Pitt sburg Crowd
In Old City Hall Pittsburg Pa a grand rally marked the eighty fourth birthday of General John C Fremont. Notable guests sent letters of regret including McKinley Hobart Harrison Sherman and others. The gathering praised the Republican party and pledged its continued advancement with speeches and music.
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Pittsburg
McKinley
Hobart
Old City Hall
John C. Fremont
Fremont
William McKinley
Garrett A. Hobart
Benjamin Harrison
John Sherman
J. B. Foraker
Thomas B. Reed
H. B
Pinchback
Mark A. Hanna
Felix Angus
Matthew Stanley Quay
Joseph Abel
Association
Ford
Thomas M. Marshall
Olive R. Braddow
Mary A. McKinley
McKinsey
Hatfield murder case continued to next term in Williamson
Williamson West Virginia January 20 The Hatfield murder case was continued to the next term. Bail was refused and Hatfield remained in jail. Detectives Clark and Bevis case comes up tomorrow and is expected to be continued.
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Commercial Tribune
Williamson
W. Va
Hatfield
Clark
Bevis
Judge orders sale of Capital City Street Railway
In Frankfort Kentucky on January 2 Judge Barr of the Federal Court ordered the Capital City Street Railway to be sold. Foreign creditors filed the suit for sale. T N Lindsey named commissioner with upset price set at 12000 dollars.
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Commercial Tribune
Frankport
Barr
Federal Court
Capital City Street Railway
T. N. Lindsey
Meade
Ohio Mining Engineers Open Annual Meeting In Columbus
The Ohio Institute of Mining Engineers opened its annual meeting in Columbus at the M C A Building with 132 members and eight applicants awaiting admission. Papers ranged from compressed air locomotion to coal fields and mine fires with W M Pearce of the United Mine Workers presenting on the humane side of mining. An excursion to nearby mines is planned for Friday.
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Columbus
Ohio Institute of Mining Engineers
F. A. Ray
E. P. Lord
Pittsburg
Andrew Roy
Glen Roy
Guyandotte
W. Va
John Stoll
Waukegan
W. C. Pearce
United Mine Workers of America
Miners End 60 Cent Pay Rise as Strike Results Drawn
TERRE HAUTH Inc operators of bituminous mines along the Vandalia road east of here demand that the men accept 55 cents, the price State miners had to accept after the eight-month strike. About 500 men have accepted, others will follow.
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Commercial Tribune
Terre Hauth, Inc
Vandalia Road
Here
Acquittal Follows Lynching Threat in Feltner Case
In Middlesboro Kentucky on January 20 W H Garnett a Black man faced charges of assault and murder of Miss Polly Feltner in Leslie County. He was acquitted by the examining court at Hyden as a mob of 600 gathered to lynch him until 100 deputies were sworn in to defend the prisoner. No clew to the assailant exists.
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Middlesboro
W. H. Garnett
Polly Feltner
Leslie County
Hyden
Garnett
Witchcraft scare grips Richfield Center Ohio
Richfield Center, a village seventeen miles south of Toledo, faces a witchcraft scare with seventeen families afflicted and about thirty people near death. Victims report sleepless nights and skeletal declines while some claim black cats pursue them. A. M. Miller, a local victim, reports the situation. animals also show symptoms. Doctors attribute the illness to natural causes linked to unsanitary conditions.
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Toledo
Richfield Center
Here
A. M. Miller
Deserted Bride Ends Honeymoon in Atlanta
Atlanta dated January 2 reports William H. Davis vanished days after marrying Miss Laura Fairall in Cincinnati on December 13. Davis later revealed a prior wife and children in England, leaving his young bride to grieve as authorities search for him. Miss Fairall remains in Atlanta awaiting guidance from her family.
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Atlanta
William H. Davis
Collier
Connolly
Davis
Laura Fairall
England
Cincinnati
Trumbull Lee
Caldwell Advertised Leads to Kentucky Wedding
In Cincinnati a farmer Mr A B Caldwell placed an advertisement seeking a correspondent. Miss Julia Todd answered the ad and the couple wed in Caldwell's visit to Richmond Kentucky. The bride is the last of twin sisters famed in the area for beauty. her sister Sallie Todd recently wed a rancher in Myensburg Montana under a similar romance.
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Richmond
Cincinnati
A. B. Caldwell
Green County
Julia Todd
Frank Todd
Caldwell
Miss Todd
Sallie’Todd
Myersburg
Mont
Miss Overman Enlists in Pittsburg Hope Mission
Miss Mattie Overman, famed earlier in the Browne ecclesiastical trial in San Francisco, has enrolled as a worker in Pittsburg s Hope Mission. Influenced by the Florence Crittenton Mission of Los Angeles she was converted last summer and has since devoted herself to mission work.
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Mattie Overman
C. O. Browne
San Francisco
Hope
Florence Crittenton
Los Angeles
Cal
Surveyors Elect Officers and Choose Columbus as Next Meeting Site
At the Ohio Society of Surveyors and Civil Engineers session in Columbus on January 20, officers were elected. President is Colonel G. B. Innis of Columbus, Vice President F. F. Celarius of Dayton, and Secretary Treasurer Prof. C. N. Brown of Columbus. Columbus was selected as the next meeting site.
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Columbus
Ohio Society of Surveyors and Civil Engineers
G. 8. Innis
F. F. Celarius
Dayton
C. N. Brown
Cincinnati Actor Buried
The body of James Y. Gordon Jr. was buried in Portsmouth, Ohio, after dying in New York City on Monday. He was the youngest son of James Y. Gordon of the Methodist Book Concern in Cincinnati.
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Commercial Tribune
Portsmouth, CO
James Y. Gordon, Jr
New York City
James Y. Gordon
Methodist Book Concern
Cincinnati
Smallpox Reported in Greensburg Two Cases Confirmed
Two genuine smallpox cases are reported in Greensburg Indiana with one patient Mrs Chas Davis involved. Health officials note the outbreak is limited and monitor contacts for spread.
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Commercial Tribune
Greensburg
Ind
Chas Davis
Cuban Insurgents Crush Spanish Camp Near Melena de Sur
On a Havana steamer report, 400 Cubans under Colonel Sanchez rout 600 Spanish troops at Melena de Sur. Spanish fortifications fall, 100+ killed or wounded. insurgents pursue, capture officers, and threaten Captain Felix Des Grastia with swift trial. Women suffer brutalities. locals welcome the rebels.
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Commercial Tribune
Key West
Havana
Jose Mirando
Melena de Sur
Sanchez
Maceo
Felix Des Grastia
Alcade
Lee Denies Duel with Congressman Money in Havana
Havana January 20 General Lee United States Consul General dismissed sensational US rumors of a duel with Congressman Money over past conversations. He said Money and I both had a belly full of fight in the last war and added he sent no message to Secretary Olney. The death of Henry Delgado and efforts to repatriate his body follow.
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Havana
General Lee
United States
Congressman Money
Money
Olney
Henry Delgado
New York Mail and Express
Jury rejects claim against Gibbons in filibuster case
In Jacksonville Florida Judge Locke denied a report that grand jurors asked him to bar Assistant District Attorney Cromwell Gibbons from their room over claims he was paid by the Spanish Government to prosecute Cuban filibusters. He said none of the jurors asked for such a purpose.
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Commercial Tribune
Jacksonville
Fla
Cincinnati
American Reporter Henry Delgado Dies in Havana Hospital
Consul General Lee reports Henry Delgado, a correspondent for the New York Mail and Express, died in a Havana hospital from an abdominal abscess. He had been a prisoner there, but received the best available care after the case was brought to attention.
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Washington
Lee
State Department
Henry Delgado
New York Mail and Express
Havana
Delgado
Kidnapping of William Walker Near Terre Haute
Five masked men abducted William Walker at midnight breaking into a house. Walker, a participant in Henry Noll’s divorce trial, had been threatened with lynching. He escaped after being held in the country with a rope around his neck and returned to the city by noon.
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Commercial Tribune
Tprre Haute
Ind
William Walker
Walker
Henry Noll
Walke
Bishops Meet in New Orleans to Expand Church Work
The House of Bishops of the African Methodist Episcopal Church gathered in New Orleans to review work and plan expansion. Attendees included Benjamin F. Lee from Ohio and Ontario, Moses B. Salter from Tennessee, and Bishop Arnett from Indiana.
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House of Bishops
M. E. Church
Benjamin F. Lee
Ohio
Ontario
Moses B. Salter
Tennessee
Arnett
Indiana
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