Senate Agenda Sticks to Appropriations and Dupont Seating
The coming week in the Senate will focus on appropriation bills including military academy, pension, and consular and diplomatic funds. A vote on the Dupont case in the majority favors seating Mr. Dupont with an early adjournment eyed for June, while Cuban neutrality and Monroe doctrine debates loom.
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Delaware
Washington
Senate
Morrill
Davis
Foreign Relations Committee
Committee On Foreign Relations
Congress
Cuba
Mitchell
Committee On
Privileges and Elections
Gray
House
Agricultural Department
Wadsworth
Morton
Colored coachman George H. Jackson linked to Pearl Bryan murder
Cincinnati February 17. The long sought cab driver in the Pearl Bryan case is identified as George H. Jackson colored, who drove the surrey used by Walling and Jackson to Ft Thomas. He says he was coerced at gunpoint and fled after hearing groans near the murder scene. Police hope this adds a crucial link to convict Scott Jackson and Alonzo Walling.
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Pearl Bryan
George H. Jackson
Cincinnati
Jackson
Walling
William Wood
Ft. Thomas
George and Elm
Surrey
Scott Jackson
Alonzo Walling
Chester Mullen
Walnut Hills
Albion
Mullen
Wasteful Mining Methods Threaten Ohio Coal Supply
A state committee formed by the Ohio State Association of Mining Engineers plans a bill to conserve coal. The group includes W. H. Jennings Dr. Edward Orton and others. Dr. Orton warns Ohio could have no coal in 50 years if wasteful mining continues. In a separate report Henry Boring, a Crooksville potter, was shot by his son while climbing into his home after work. he died later.
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Ohio
CoLumgBus
State Association of Mining Engineers
W. H. Jennings
Edward Orton
Columbus
William Smurthwaite
Steubenville
H. D. Marble
Cleveland
William H. Garner
Cambridge
W. F. Upson
Shawnee
H. L. Chapman
Jackson
W. J. Hanlon
New Philadelphia
Edward Orton, Jr
Thomas H. Love
Leesville
Orton
Zanesville
Henry Boring
Crooksville
Declared Off Contests Cancelled at Ex Paso Carnival
In Ex Paso Texas Dan Stuart announced that Everhardt-Leeds Walcot-Bright Eyes Marshall-Dixon and Barry-Murphy bouts were officially canceled. He will pay $500 forfeit on each contest Monday. The decision aims to avoid minor fights while the big match remains undecided.
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Paso
Tex
Dan Stuart
Everhardt-Leeds
Walcot-Bright Eyes
Marshall-Dixon
Barry-Murphy
Stuart
Fatal Shooting at Chicago Boarding House
Walter Bennett, a boarding-house keeper at 127 East Sixteenth Street, was fatally shot by Albert E. Williams after Williams broke into Bennett's boarding house to confront his estranged wife. Williams fired into the ceiling then shot Bennett in the hall. Bennett died at the hospital. Williams is in custody.
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Chicago
Albert E. Williams
Curiaco
Walter P. Bennett
East Sixteenth Street
Bennett
Williams
German Held for Hamburg Robbery in Coatzacoalcos
A German, Herman Bielmann, was arrested on a plantation 90 miles south of Coatzacoalcos, Mexico, in a case alleging a $50,000 Hamburg robbery. Extradition to Germany requested. Bielmann had claimed Austrian identity and arrived in Mexico about five years ago.
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Hamburg
St. Louis
Coatzacoalcos
Mexico
Herman Bielmann
Here
Germany
Bielmann
Ex-Hawaii Queen Granted Pardon and Island Limits
Special dispatch notes ex queen Liliuokalani Dominis received an almost unconditional pardon for participation in the 1895 uprising with a constraint she not leave Oahu without consent. Kilaua eruption activity and rising sugar shares are reported as notable local developments. The U S cruiser Boston departed for Yokohama and the Hawaii legislature set a February 19 session.
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United Press
Honolulu
Liliuokalani Dominis
Hawaii
Executive
Oahu
S. D. Dott
Dole
Kilaua
United States
Boston
Yokohama
Bull Fights in Juarez Draw Thousands Amid Brutality
Ex Paso reports a 4000 strong crowd at Juarez bullfights on Sunday with two bulls cowering from prods and two picadors hurt as horses die and a spectator labeled the event disgusting while Gov. Ahumada and officials observed.
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Mex
Paso
Tex
Ahumada
Bauche
Chihuahua
Gov. Cortes
Fitzsimmons
Tragedy at St Louis Printing Office Ends in Double Death
In a 314 Olive street print shop, Barbara Castle shot Robert Rohlfing, then killed herself with a pistol. John Rohlfing discovered the scene after 10:45 PM Sunday, both men dead from their wounds. Barbara, daughter of a recently released penitentiary convict, had visited Rohlfing following a prior affair and a renewed quarrel.
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St. Louis
Robert Rohlfing
John Rohlfing
H. G. Sherman
Olive Street
Robert
Barbara Castle
Rohlfing
Barbara
Two colored men to be hanged for murder in Texas
In Georgetown Texas Mat Mootry and Albert Rolly were sentenced to be hanged on March 20 for the murder of Andrew Pickerel at Bohemian near Circleville Williamson county on May 8 1895. Other brief notes report Judge R W Richardson death in Monnor Louisiana and Alexander Benoits trip to Washington, plus Michael Barton suicide in Vincennes Indiana.
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Georgetown
Tex
Mat Mootry
Albert Rolly
Andrew Pickerel
Bohemian
Circleville
Williamson County
Fire destroys Soho lodging house killing eight
A London lodging house in Soho was wrecked by a fire on Sunday morning. Eight persons lost their lives in the blaze and the tragedy prompts inquiries into the blaze and safety conditions.
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London
Soho
Indiana News Highlights From Feb 17 Heartrending to Fire
Wisconsin Indiana wire service digest reports dramatic local incidents. Frank Hurst and Belle Levi wed after surviving a brutal assault in Honey Creek covered bridge attack. Wabash Shoe Co factory fire grows to an estimated 45000 loss with substantial stock and machinery damage. Other items include a pioneer death in Koxono, a Keller murder trial aftermath in Rockville, a new Sons of Veterans camp in Muncie, and preparations for Gen Harrison’s wedding plans.
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Ind
Frank Hurst
Belle Levi
Newtonville
BR. A. Stevens
Hurst
Misa Levi
Honey Creek
Miss Levi
Wabash
Wanasa
Wabash Shoe Co
Todd
Brutal Bracken county murder dies in blaze confession
Augusta Ky Feb 17 The worst Bracken county crime left two women dead and a man wounded when a log house burned after an armed assault. Robert Laughlin confessed to killing his wife May Jones and little niece, then set the fire to hide the crime. He was taken aboard the Courier toward Maysville amid fears of lynching.
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Bracken County
Robert Laughlin
Laughlin
Mr. Laughlin
Lyte McCracken
May Jones
Charles Jones
Laughling
McCracken
Lee Jones
Jones
Peter Laughlin
Marshal Sayers
Martin
E. W. Fitzgerald
Covington
C. and O. Railroad
Mr. Fitzgerald
Marshal Wm. Sayers
Louderbach
Taylor
Red Cross Mission Reaches Constantinople and Other News
Miss Clara Barton and Red Cross colleagues arrive in Constantinople. Ex-Chicago officer S R Nelson dies by his own hand after inviting friends to his funeral. Judge Richard H Clarke of Georgia dies in Atlanta after fifty years of practice. Russia resists U S dispatch boat at Constantinople. Minister Terrell refers Cuba elections issue to Washington. Canada’s Sagasta warns Spain on Cuba elections. Kentucky lawmakers press Carlisle over bolting Democrats. Duke of Aosta seeks command of Fifth artillery unit for Abyssinian campaign. Robert Carlson arrested in Illinois on fraud counts. Milwaukee banker Day acquitted in insolvent bank case. Bourgeois informs Faure cabinet will not resign over railway inquiry.
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Red Cross Society
Constantinople
S. R. Nelson
Chicago
United Press
Miss White
Geo. E. White
Marsovan
Richard H. Clarke
Georgia
Atlanta
Clarke
Russia
United States
A. W. Terrell
Washington
St. Petersburg
Sagasta
Cuba
Liberal Party
Spain
Federal
Carlisle
Kentucky
Duke of Aosta
Humbert
Mecenni
Fifth Artillery
Robert Carlson
Attala
Als
San Antonio
Tex
Milwaukee
Wis
F. T
Poitevin
Southern Railway
Weather Outlook for Kentucky Ohio Indiana
Washington reports continued fair and cool conditions for Kentucky on Monday with warmer trends in the western portion overnight. Ohio sees fair weather with lingering low temperatures and northerly to westerly winds. Indiana experiences fair and warmer conditions with variable winds turning southerly later.
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Washington
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Markets Report From Cincinnati and Other Cities
Cincinnati markets show flour patent prices and commodity quotes across wheat corn oats hogs and cattle with detailed bid offers. New York and Chicago readings include wheat futures and cash prices, while Pittsburgh and Baltimore note livestock and grain activity in firm markets.
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Northwestern
CartLe
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OatTs
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Warratt
Southern
Burrato
Very Young Robber Aimed Shot at Man During Burglary
A ten year old boy, Robert Aiken of Chicago, faces a sensational tale involving theft of Mrs. H P Landers pocketbook containing 7.18, purchase of a revolver, gas-lit fame among older peers, and a confrontation where he fired at Landers while fleeing. The incident is tied to cigarettes and novels.
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Chicago Tribune
H. P. Landers
Eggleston Avenue
Chicago
Robert Aiken
Stewart Avenue
Yale
Englewood
Harry Madison
Madison
Aiken
Althugh
Deeda
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