Bushnell to name Hanna senator in near vacancy
Governor Bushnell announces he will appoint Marcus Hanna of Cuyahoga County to fill the Ohio senate vacancy caused by Senator Sherman's resignation. Hanna pleases friends with a smiling reception but will not discuss the appointment until official notification. The Texas battleship details a fast voyage and Mardi Gras stay in New Orleans. George B. Snodgrass dies of typhoid near Muncie. Prof. Curre leaves Cornell College to join Northwestern University.
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Ohio
United States Senate
Sherman
McKinley
Marcus A. Hanna
Cuyahoga County
Seventy-third General Assembly
Cleveland
Hanna
Union Club
Associated Press
Columbus
Bushnell
Texas
Wasatleton
Glass
McAdoo
Navy Department
New York
Galveston
New Orleans
Mr. McAdoo
Havana
Curre
Ricamonp
George Curre
Cornell College
Towa
Northwestern University
Chicago
Pearl Bryans murder case looms with Jackson confession hopes
Covington Ky Feb 21 Scott Jackson may confess Walling believes Jackson will unbosom himself and exonerate Walling Col Washington also doubts but remains hopeful Jackson writes legal sheets while Walling counsels him Mothers of Scott Jackson and Alonzo Walling plan a conference on next moves Scaffold construction contract let as case advances. Stolen goods recovered in Muncie burglary raid at Mrs Martha V Hickmans boarding house yielding clothes and silverware conviction statements from suspects.
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Walling
Jackson
Col. Washington
Mowdy
Muncie
Burt Whitley
Robert Hemingway
Henry Baker
Will Meeker
Lee Corbery
Elmer Whiteley
Martha V. Hickman
Beacon Street
East Main Street
Otto
Carl Rains
Robert McLaughlin
Dermont Jarvis
George Purcell
Tom Duffey
Mae Temple Death By Carbolic Acid In New York Hotel
Mae Temple and John Turner, lovers in Nashville and Chicago, died or nearly died after she drank carbolic acid in an unnamed New York hotel. Reports say she recently divorced, father a Peoria, Illinois newspaper man, and that Turner was living with her at the hotel. Authorities investigate a possible murder angle but treat it as self infliction.
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Richard Ruiz
Guanabacoa
Cuba
State Department
Lee
Cable
Ruiz
Department of State
Department
Sle
Philadelphia
New York World
Ricardo Ruiz
Fondevieja
Dr. Ruiz
Marquis of
Chicago
Menlo
John Turner
Nashville
Tenn
Skelton
Turner
Mae Temple
Peoria, Ill
Liverpool
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Minneapolis
Duluth
New York
Out to See the Pugs in Carson City Crowds
Crowds flocked to Carson City on a sunny day to glimpse Jim Corbett and the fighters. Corbett and Joe opened a new handball court, Corbett boxing Billy Woods with a protective mask, and Dan Stuart kept to his hotel room amid stomach trouble. Fitzsimmons planned a pavilion handball court at Cook's ranch and hinted at strong rivalry. A national bird shoot tied to the carnival was set for March 17 and 18 with Elliott defending the trophy. Indiana gas belt sports plan a special train car to Carson City for a large party.
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Consey
Jim Corbett
Shaw
Corbett
Jim
Joe
Billy Woods
Woods
Fitzsimmons
Arlington
Fitz
Cook
Dan Stuart
Corbett-Fitz
Elliott
Stuart
Cas Belt Sports
Carson
Axpersos
Indiana
Gas Belt Sports
Carson City
Gas Belt
Twenty-Eight Starters in Six Day Bicycle Race at Tattersall’s
Postmaster Hesing announced twenty eight competitors for the six day bicycle race at Tattersall’s. The crowd enjoyed band music and riding displays as the event aims to surpass Hale’s Madison Square Garden mark of 1910 miles. The unpaced race prohibits team work and the field includes Teddy Hale and Pierce of Chicago among others.
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Hesing
Tattersall’s
Hale
Madison Square Garden
Broadway Stakes to Close March 1 for Three-Year-Olds
The Brooklyn jockey club lists horses declared out of the suburban handicap and notes forty two remain eligible. Broadway stakes of 5000 dollars for three year olds close March 1 ahead of the spring meeting.
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New York
H. H. Mhunn
Bright Phoebus
Eastern & Larabie
Ben Holladay
O.W. Heffner
Arbuckle
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Burke Givorce Suit Ends in Amicable Divorce
Dr George Burke a leading physician gains a divorce from Belle Burke in New Castle settlement. The suit stems from an unknown correspondence that led to marriage after two meetings. The couple, both wealthy, agree on alimony plus Belle’s $12000 fixed in interest.
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Anperson
New Castle
George Burke
Belle Burke
Mra. Burke
Burke
Real Life Quip on Flo’s Frugal Habits Raises Laughs
The Chidago Record shares a witty exchange about Flo who abstains from smoking and drinking and shaves himself. The punchline notes his poverty forces such economizing and elicits laughter.
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Flo
The Extreme Penalty and Uproar in Social Banter
A humorous exchange contrasts a heavy cost with a fatal outcome as a friend follows medical advice and pays dearly. In Yonkers Statesman a remark about death follows a patient’s obedience, while Tit Bits depicts a hostess eager to share gossip with two visiting ladies.
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Yonkers Statesman
An Impossibility Photographer Now
Sitter objects to cabinet pricing as photographer requests a pleasant pose. The exchange is quoted from the New York Tribune noting eight dollars a dozen for cabinets.
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N. Y. Tribune
G A R Encampment Plans Discussed by Executive Committee
The executive committee in Ricumoxp prepared arrangements for the G A R encampment to be held in May. They formed sub committee chairs and heard from Commander H M Caylor of Noblesville Rejt Gen Smith of Indianapolis and Mrs Mary Sims of Frankfort president of the W R C. Ohio Kentucky and Illinois department commanders are expected to attend.
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Ricumoxp
H . M. Caylor
Noblesville
Smith
Indianapolis
Mary Sims
Frankfort
W.R C
Ohio
Kentucky
Illinois
Expressive Lines and Dresses Discuss Hand and Face
A dialogue notes how a dress is praised as a dream by Mme Marie while Mr. Vincent quips it lacks body. The exchange shifts to whether a woman’s lines on hands or face reveal more about her.
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Mrs. Vincent
Mme. Marie
Mr. Vincent
Judy
Brooklyn
In Disguise and Snow Flies Verses and Jests
A compact fragment mentions jokey exchanges about disguises and hats at a theater plus a light verse about snowflakes. The items reflect a mix of humor notes and a playful weather poem from Chicago Record style humor columns.
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Chicago Record
PIANO DECORATION ADVICE FOR ROOM DISPLAY
The article advises modern piano placement away from walls with decorative backdrops. It recommends canvases or landscapes, drapery with silk and fringe, or wood strips to support coverings, plus ornate fabrics like oriental textiles, sequins, plush, and velvet. It also cautions against clutter on the piano top and stresses white polished keys and protective toppers.
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Chicago Tribune
Outline quilt earns admiration with Lonsdale blocks
A church society in a large city crafted a stylish outline quilt from Lonsdale cambric blocks, nine to twenty five per design. Blocks show bold patterns outlined in pale colors, with sateen joining strips and shell stitch quilting, selling at twelve dollars each.
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Lonsdale
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