Five Kentucky officials linked to Goebel murder arrest raid
W H Coulton and warrants target Secretary of State Caleb Powers and Capt John W Davis among others in the Goebel assassination case. Ex Secretary Charles Finley and John L Powers face warrants sent to Whitley county. Witnesses linked shots to Powers office. News from Frankfort and New York.
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Capt
Davis
Gov
Bradley
Taylor
Finley
Gov. Bradley
Coulton
Thos. B. Cromwell
Lexington
Moore
Cromwell
Col
T. C. Campbell
Commonwealth
Franklin
Hardin
Bell
Whitley
Knox
Wheeler's Position Questioned Over Resignation Claim
Washington reports Gen. Joe Wheeler may have tendered his resignation from the volunteer army last November. War Department records show him still in service with brigadier general pay. A personal conference with Wheeler is to precede any decision to quit military duties. Wheeler reportedly requested return from the Philippines per Gen. Otis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joe Wheeler
San Francisco
Volunteer Army
War Department
Wheeler
Adjutant General's Office
Philippines
Department
Otis
Quarantine Near Chinatown Likely to Be Lifted
Federal Quarantine Officer Kinyoun told the board of health that pigs rats and other animals inoculated with germs from the man who died of bubonic plague showed no signs of the black fever. The board thus recommends removing the precautionary Chinatown quarantine.
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San Francisco
Kinyoun
Board of Health
Chinatown
Young Desperado Killed in Zone N Mereh
In zone N Mereh a young desperado was killed in a recent incident. Police report few details leaving investigators to pursue leads as residents seek answers about the fatal confrontation.
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Young Desperado
Zone
N, M
Mereh
Indian Uprising Hits Sonora. Mexican Troops Struggle
Advices from Ortiz Sonora report continued Indian raids over a wide area between Potam and Turin. Troops cannot suppress the uprising, need more men, and face roving bands of 200 to 300 with signal fires nightly. Difficult terrain and prickly pear hinder patrols as troops fear traps.
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Austin
Tex
Ortiz
Sonora
Mexico
Potam
Torin
Turin
Death toll rises from Red Ash mine blast in Thurmond
The Red Ash mine explosion near Thurmond West Virginia leaves 28 confirmed dead 3 injured and about 20 still inside. The corpses are badly decomposed hindering identification as coroner Dr Montgomery and prosecutor C W Dillon attend an inquest and delay proceedings until next Tuesday.
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Thurmond
W. Va
Red Ash
Robinson
Flisha Bruce
Tom
John Day
Wm. Day
Matt Quarles
Jas. Washington
Jas
Hackney
Sam Jackson
Chas. Fouts
Simon Fitts
Nevill Raimsey
Eddie Hamrick
Valley Agey
John Stone
Robin Ball
Smith Franklin
Hollister Noell
Isaac Morris
Novella Dews
Lew Dodson
C. C. Stewart
Chas. Downey
Walter Dennis
P Peter Chappell
Chas
Downey
Montgomery
C. W. Dillon
Ex Congressmen John Davis Goes Blind in Kansas
Junction City Kansas March 10 Ex Congressman John Davis of the Fifth Kansas district has become totally blind. Davis helped found the populist party and served two terms in Congress from the Fifth district. Four years ago he retired and has since written mainly for Kansas populist papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Junction City
Kan
John Davis
Kansas
Hopkins Hanged in Beaumont After Double Murder
Anthony Hopkins was hanged before 5,000 people in Beaumont Texas. A crowd collected $100 for his mother and sent his remains to Waco. Hopkins had killed Paul Hurst in 1896, was tried and acquitted, then later killed his wife and was executed.
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Beaumont
Tex
Anthony Hopkins
Waco
Hopkins
Paul Hurst
British Advance Near Poplar Grove In Boer War
Lord Roberts reports British forces 19 miles from Poplar Grove with a clear front as Boers show disorganization. Norval’s Point and adjacent drift to be crossed after engineers and pontoon arrive. Gatacre takes Burghersdorp on March 7 amid loyal reception. rebels near surrender, Bloemfontein expected to face little resistance.
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London
War Office
Lord Roberts
Clements
Norval’s Point
End of the War Near Says Hicks Beach in London
London reports Sir Michael Hicks Beach signals to bankers that government expects war to end soon as estimates were prepared and events in Washington unfolded. The pension session in Congress proceeds smoothly with 97 bills passed and a clash over private pension measures between Loud and Sulloway. The article also notes Boer war troop movements and reports on riots and fires in Chicago and San Francisco involving church arson and a naval hospital ship arrival from Manila.
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London
Michael Hicks-Beach
Washington
House
Loud
California
Sulloway
New Hampshire
Congress
Mr. Loud
Man Helped Erect His Own Gallows in Florida Execution
Pensacola March 10 Wyman King a Negro was executed for the murder of his sweetheart Victoria Watkins. King helped erect the gallows and after completion joked about placing another Negro on first as a test.
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Pensacola
Fla
Wyman King
Victoria Watkins
King
Ties on the track end near Francisco risk wreck
Indiana roundup reports a pile of cross-ties on the Louisville Evansville & St. Louis railroad between Francisco and Oakland City. An agent on a railroad tricycle found and removed the obstruction, signaling danger and prompting sheriff involvement with no suspects identified.
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Princeton
Ind
Louisville, Evansville & St. Louis
Francisco
Oakland City
Here
Doctor's Heavy Damage Suit Filed in Porter Circuit Court
Valparaiso Indiana March 10 Dr H F Miller of this city sues Chas Boldt in Porter circuit court seeking 10000 damages for injuries from an assault Miller alleges the attack crippled him and left him unable to continue his medical practice.
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Valparaiso
Ind
H.F. Miller
Porter Circuit
Chas. Boldt
Miller
Lafayette merchant and civic figure dies at 79
Eras Mus Weaver longtime Lafayette resident for 62 years dies at age 79. He helped shape the city’s growth and was an intimate friend of Thomas A. Hendricks and an early local merchant.
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Lafayette
Ind
Erasmus M. Weaver
Thomas A. Hendricks
Indiana Iron Works to Resume Monday in Muncie
Indiana Iron Works the state’s largest mill under trust control will restart operations Monday after a ten day shutdown. About one thousand workers will return to work and the plant will observe the weekly wage payment law.
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Muncie
Ind
Indiana Iron Works
Trust
Farmer Sues for Divorce Over Cruelty in Jackson Township
Anderson Indiana March 10 Aaron McCord a wealthy Jackson township farmer sues for divorce alleging cruelty. He states the couple have not spoken in four years though they live in the same house.
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Anderson, Ind
Aaron McCord
Jackson Township
Man Finds $700 Hidden in Old Trunk in Indiana
John Senn of Indiana township discovered a sack with 700 dollars in gold and silver while rummaging in an unused room of his home. Separately, the Central Traction Co formed with 1.2 million dollars capital to build an electric road from Kokomo to Indianapolis via Elwood Noblesville Atlanta Arcadia and Cicero with headquarters in Anderson.
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Logansport
Ind
John Senn
Inditana ‘Township
Kokomo
Indianapolis
The
Central Traction Co
Elwood
Noblesville
Atlanta
Arcadia
Cicero
Anderson
Coroner Probes Buried Alive Claim in Local Case
In South Bend on March 10 the coroner exhumed Mrs. Susanna Hanyzeweshka’s remains confirming rumors she was buried alive. An investigation will pursue the motive behind the charges and the case proceeds.
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South Bend
Ind
Susanna Hanyzeweshka
Bicycle Crash In Indianapolis Leaves Teen Seriously Hurt
Charles Davis a 16 year old cyclist lost control on Virginia Avenue and was hurled into a saloon window. His head fractured a large pane and he is dangerously cut.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Chas. Davis
Virginia Avenue
State Labor Directory Report for Indiana Unions
South Bend March 10. Secretary J W Peters of the Indiana Federation of Labor prepares a state labor directory. It shows Indiana with 618 unions and a membership of 95 414.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
J. W. Peters
Indiana Federation of Labor
Indiana
Miner Instantly Killed In Ayreshire Cave-In
Oakland City Indiana reports H A McCord a miner was killed instantly in a cave-in at Ayreshire seven miles east of town. He leaves a wife and three small children.
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Oakland City
Ind
H. A. McCord
Ayreshire
Here
Telegraphic Brevities From Around the Nation
A collection of brief items reports outbreaks of plague in Sydney and Port Melbourne rats, political nominations in Chicago and Indiana, executions in Louisiana, shipping coal and rails overseas, a Galveston land inquiry, factory explosion deaths in New Jersey, lynching risk in Indiana, a Porto Rican tariff debate, a telephone aided rescue in Montana, and a Cal1ifornia double suicide by a tormented boy.
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Bates
Camarines
Philippines
Social Democratic Party
Eugene V. Debs
Indiana
Job Harriman
California
Smith Fuse Factory
Pompton
N. J
Fred Dunker
Henry Wise
Marion
Ind
New York Produce Exchange
Market report from The Cincinnati Markets
The Markets in Cincinnati report prices across grains live stock and livestock categories. Wheat No 2 red on track 73% c. corn No 2 mixed 36c on track. oats No 2 mixed 25% on track. Hog prices select heavy 5.00, packers 4.97 5.00, sows 3.50 4.75. Cattle good to choice 4.50 4.90, oxen 2.00 4.40, calves 6.? 7.75. Sheep 5.85 6.00, lambs 7.30 7.35.
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Cincinnati
Calven
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William Goebel
Kentucky
Auditor's Office
Samuel Sandoval
Desperado
Atarique
Sandoval
Juan Mesias
Mestas
Joseph P. Ryan
New York
Irish National Federation of America
Hoffman House
Irish Parliamentary Fund
Alby
Puablic
Norvals Pont
Gatacre
Burghersdorp
Poplar Grove
Bloemfontein
Carrie Chapman Catr
Susan B. Anthony
American Woman Suffrage Association
Catt
Town
George A. Catt
Moses N. Bane
Sarah Campbell
Charles T. Campbell
Eighth
Redvers Buller
Lord Wolseley
Transvaal
Mafeking
Baden-Powell
Chicago
Second Presbyterian Church
Trinity Methodist Church
W. EB. McClellan
Trinity Church
Solace
Dan Jap
Manila
J. C. Gilmore
Frankfort
Clinton County
United States
Jamestown
N. Y
Hart
Wheelman
State Labor Directory
Miner
Sydney
National Pure Food and Drug Congress
Canada
Oliver Payson Hubbard
Dartmouth College
New York City
Port Melbourne
Adrian C. Anson
Thomas Nathaniel
Thibodeaux
Mary Parker
Nathaniel
Pittsburgh
Longino
Mississippi
Galveston
City Beach
Almond
New Orleans
Kobe
Vladivostock
Russia
Montenegro
Cape Town
Africa
John Magrew
Ransdell
Lew Wallace
Helena
Mont
Joseph Schaefer
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Ikihied
Oakland
Cal
Alex. Carter
Charles
North
Berkeley
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