Body of US Minister Gray Buried in Mexico City
In Mexico City on February 16 the body of Isaac Pusey Gray, late United States minister to Mexico, was embalmed and moved from the American hospital to the US legation with a guard of honor and half mast flags. Diplomatic corps and President Diaz to accompany the body to the train. Diaz orders public buildings kept at half mast until the border is crossed.
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Brown
Taylor
McNagny
Hammond
City of Ice
Indiana Senate Adjourns as Wray Bill Debated and Gray Memo rial
In Indianapolis on February 16 the Senate adjourned after a session honoring Ex-Gov Isaac P Gray. Debate included Senator Wray’s anti pass bill and Moore’s insurance compact proposal. A separate incident reported an accidental shooting in Ohio. weather and other brief items follow.
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State Normal School
Moore
Monument Commission
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Maker
Jssoomington
Robinson
Leister
Adams
Echoes of Silver Fight Hit Capitol and Sugar Debate
The Feb 16 Washington report notes silver movement setbacks after gold bond defeat, with Senate advancing six appropriations and House debating the naval bill. It covers anticipated silver fights, sugar duty repeal in finance, and possible reciprocity plans. Also mentions Queen Liliuokalani gift denial, Moore income tax suit, and ship canal committee support. Plus death of Minister Gray and the Lady of the Lake fire at Potomac wharf.
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Ocean
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People’s Transportation Co
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Bribery Charges Discussed At Miners Convention
Proceedings show a committee found insufficient evidence to prove bribery in the case against John McBride, while Ohio delegates debated phrasing and accountability. The convention urged miners to withdraw from military organizations as it adjourned for the day.
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Princess Paulina the midget passes away in New York
Princess Paulina, 19, a Holland born midget 17 inches tall and weighing 8 1 4 pounds, died Friday morning of pneumonia in New York. She exhibited in Europe nine years, performing a multilingual monologue and dances including the Scotch sword dance.
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Ex-Queen of Hawaii Trial Ends Amid Guilty Expectation
San Francisco reports from Honolulu that the ex queen’s treason trial concluded as the steamer sailed. Public sentiment favors execution of conspirators though President Dole opposes. Martial law remains in force amid Royalist regrouping and a deportation clash involving Minister Willis and a German consul.
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Victoria
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A. E. Mueller
Cranston
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Tang
Mueller
Hadfield
Painter Adolph Schreyer Dies at 67 in Paris Cable
World notices report the death of famed painter Adolph Schreyer at age 67 via private Paris to New York cable. Other items include a Russian Thistle convention in St Paul debating aggressive weed extermination and consular appointments in Chicago and Pittsburgh.
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Austria-Hungary
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Muncie
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Benton Harbor
Mich
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Atlantic Railway Co
Daniel Quinn
Robert Wilson, Jr
Wm. Armstrong
Grafton
W. Va
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Elbe
Women’s Christian Home
Washington
Rhodes
Batavia, O
Peace Gains for Mexico Guatemala Concede and Boundaries Set
Mexico and Guatemala reach peaceful concessions and an amicable basis for their boundary. Guatemala will pay damages for Mexican property and accept a war indemnity as part of the settlement announced to be published next week. Also noted are other brief items from Kansas City, Bern, and Mouncaig.
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Markets Report Across Cities With Grain Livestock Prices
The Cincinnati market lists flour prices from 2.05 to 2.90 for various grades, while wheat, corn, oats futures and spot figures show mixed movements. Across Baltimore Pittsburgh Chicago and Indianapolis, cattle, hogs, and sheep prices span highs and lows with prime and common lots noted. Local yard quotes include No 2 and No 3 grains, white and mixed oats, and live stock ranges for steers, cows, heifers, lambs, and pigs.
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Buffalo
N. Y
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