Great Sensation At Barbourville Over Goebel Killing
Barbourville residents swell with fear after reports F W Golden turned State's evidence. Police and detectives watch Golden's movements since the Goebel assassination. Prominent Republicans fear treachery and potential lynching as guards hold arms of Company DP with Capt Hawn controlling access.
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Golden
Barbourville, Ky
F. W. Golden
Farriston
Lexington
Berry Howard
F. M. Cecil
Middlesboro
Cecil
London
Howard
Goebel
Kentucky
Sergt. F. W. Golden
Barbourville Company of State Guards
Wiliam Goebel
Frankfort
Alleged Golden Confession Shocks Frankfort Officials
In Frankfort Kentucky detectives say F W Golden formerly of Barbourville confided to an alleged statement about the Goebel assassination. Prosecutors decline to discuss and warn Golden may become a key state witness while Caleb Powers faces related charges in jail.
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Frankfort
Barbourville
Wm. Goebel
Golden
Commonwealth
Franklin
Potsgrove
Boon
Caleb Powers
Secretiry of State
Golden in Winchester Rumor He Named Goebel Shooter
A telegraph report from Winchester Kentucky says F W Golden, linked to incriminating Goebel murder statements, is in Winchester after traveling from Lexington. He reportedly refuses visitors while Goebel supporters monitor him. unconfirmed rumors claim he has named the shooter.
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Lexington
Winchester
Aijies
F. W. Golden
Goebel
K. C
Angtel
Winchester Goebel Amen
Coeur dAlene District Trouble Reported From Ft Sherman
Washington dispatch summarizes a Vancouver Barracks telegram indicating Privates West Hayes and David F Hayden of Company M were badly shot in Coeur dAlene City. Suspected parties were under arrest and recovery of the men was in doubt. The area was described as quiet afterward.
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Washington
Coeur d’Alene
War Department
Vancouver Barracks
Wash
Ft. Sherman
West
Hayes
David F. Hayden
Infantry
Alene
Dawes and Team Rush To Meet Bank Note Demand
Comptroller of the Currency Dawes and his force are working hard to meet the demand for new bank notes and to transfer one class of bonds in place of another to secure circulation.
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Washington
Dawes
Machinists Hold Back on General Strike Plans
In Chicago and other cities representatives of the International Association of Machinists say local conditions will govern any general strike. Key leaders visit Cleveland Philadelphia and Paterson to press for nine hour day demands while Cleveland reports no Chicago orders and Boston expects little chance of a strike on April 1 as union officials delay action.
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Chicago
International Association of Machinists
O'Connell
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Paterson
N. J
Cleveland, C
John D. Ferguson
Machinists’ Union
Boston
National Union of Machinists
Bryan Delivers Platform Backing Democratic Unity
William Bryan outlined a national platform for the Democratic Party echoing the Chicago plan. Nebraska Democrats endorsed the platform, urging 16 to 1, opposing a large army, denouncing Republican tariff moves, opposing trusts and imperialism, and backing direct popular vote for U.S. senators. The Populists' platform mirrored the Democrats with minor form differences.
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Lincoln
Neb
William Bryan
Kansas City
Nebraska
Chicago
United States
Root Visits Fort Sumter Defenses During Charleston Stop
Secretary of War Elihu Root arrived aboard the Sedgwick in Charleston on March 20 and went to Sullivan's Island to meet Col Randolph and Capt Sanford. General Nelson Miles joined the visit to inspect defenses before touring Fort Sumter Capron and Jasper with the garrison before Root returned to Washington and Miles to Port Royal.
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Charleston
D. C
Elihu Root
Sedgwick
Sullivan's Island
Col. Randulph
1St Artillery
Sanford
United States Engineer
Nelson A. Miles
Ft. Sumter
Fts
Capron and
Jasper
Savage Bull Kills Couple Near Nescopee Pa
Danville reporters say E. C. Stout and his wife were found dead in a Nescopee farm barn yard after a bull attacked them. Their bodies were mutilated and buried under snow amid cattle and the barn yard, suggesting the husband was attacked first and the wife came to aid.
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Danville
E. C. Stout
Nescopee
Columbia County
Supreme Court Denies Navy Officer Back Pay Claim
Chief Justice Fuller issues opinion in Commander John N. Quackenbush case rejecting back pay from 1883 to 1897. Court finds no entitlement to back pay and bars recovery by the United States for payments made. Quackenbush was eventually succeeded by Admiral Schley in 1874.
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Washington
Fuller
United States Supreme Court
John N. Quackenbush
United States Navy
Quackenbush
United States
Adm. Schley
Taubeneck, Former People's Party Leader, Dies in Seattle
Herman E. Taubeneck well known as former chairman of the national committee of the People's Party died in Seattle after arriving from the East two months ago in delicate health. He had been resting quietly at his brother's home. The body will be shipped to his old home in Dinglis.
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Seattle
Wash
Herman E. Taubeneck
People’s Party
Dlingis
British Relieve Mafeking Hope Amid Boer Gathering at Kroonstadt
London reports no official confirmation of Mafeking relief as war office awaits news. George Wyndham skirts clarity while Free Staters rally near Smithfield. Commandant Olivier and a commando push toward Kroonstadt 137 miles from Bloemfontein. Gen Gatacre rests at Springfontein preparing to join Lord Roberts.
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London
War Office
Mafeking
George Wyndham
Kroonstadt
Bloemfontein
Gatacre
Springfontein
Lord Roberts
Buller
Philippine Casualties From War With Spain Reported
Washington lists Manila casualties sent by Gen Otis including deaths from natural causes drownings and kills and a large set of wounded with varying severities. The report names Henry Hare Timothy O Here Earl Bates Edward Bauman Willie Chestnut William Tappe and others among the dead and wounded.
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Washington
Gen. Otis
War Department
Manila
Henry Hare
Timothy O’here
Earl R. Bates
Edward Bauman
Willie Chestnut
William Tappe
William G. Burns
Hugh MacIntyre
John Nordin
Clifton J. Paxton
B. I. Read
Edgar J. Harbough
Simon Hudson
John Austen
Romeo Jackson
Daniel Lyons
John Moore
Abram L. Mauk
Harry B. Stranahan
George W. Day
John S. Klensky
John E. Deasy
Walter G. Webb
William Dowel
Edward Barth
John ©. Cameron
Patrick Dowdall
Thomas A. Taylor
Jacob Brandt
Frank B. Neen
Wm. M. Brown
Edward W. Beattie
James Duddy
Thomas D. Dare
Arthur Hardiwick
Thomas F. Brady
Edward Herrfeldt
Chester
Geo. Therrien
Thomas Hosty
Wm. Nenzelburger
Labor and world news from March 20 crosslines
Executive Council actions at Washington headquarters on March 20 drive union strategy for Natal conflict and South Africa. Reports from Berlin London and Bloemfontein note Boer and British positions, troop movements, and Kru Ger’s admission. Congress passes budget and war claims measures while sugar prices rise and Grange calls for postal and agricultural reforms.
Multiple Deaths and Disasters Across Nations and States
A string of brief notices reports Bernard Shanley dies in Newark at 52. Bubonic plague deaths rise in Sydney and Adelaide with new cases. Arthur Greely resigns patents post to start private business. John Kehoe files for bankruptcy with liabilities of 1.52 million. Dixie cruiser sails toward Algiers and Naples. Hugo Rainer, Brooklyn merchant, dies at 52. Fire in Rochester causes 50 thousand dollars in damage. Receivers appointed for F Moesner’s New York brewery. Westinghouse Air Brake loses bid for writ. Beecher body cremated. no ceremonies. Judge Hausemann dies by morphine after civil war wealth.
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Sydney
N.S. W
Arthur P. Greely
John Kehoe
New York
Hugo Rainer
Haiti
Brooklyn
N. Y
Fee Bros
North Water Street
Rochester
Thomas H. Benton
Missouri
Thomas K. Beecher
Elmira
Buffalo Crematory
Beecher
Conrad D. Hausemann
Tiemann Hotel
Bellevue
Lil
Hausemann
Portuguese Guards Rush Reinforcements to Transvaal Border
London dispatch from March 20 reports Portuguese authorities, by special train, moved a force of infantry to reinforce the garrison on the Transvaal border after urg ent developments.
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London
Lorenzo Marques
The
Times
Transvaal
General White Arrives in Cape Town Despite Illness
General White, famed defender of Ladysmith, has reached Cape Town on March 10 but is too ill to attend a public reception in his honor.
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Cape Town
Gen. White
Ladysmith
Prominent Rushville Doctor Dies in Suspected Overdose
Rushville Indiana March 20 Dr William N McGee age 40 prominent physician died at home from an overdose of medicine taken to cure morphine habit He was brother of Dr Jesse McGee who suffered apoplexy after delivering a dentistry lecture in Cincinnati last fall He belonged to the Knights of Pythias and Improved Order of Red Men.
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Rushville
Ind
Wm N. McGee
Jesse McGee
Ohio College of Dentistry
Cieinnati
Knights of Pythias and
Improved Order of Red Men
Wheeler at Capitol as Roots return awaited
Gen. Joe Wheeler visits the capitol and will delay seating until Secretary Root returns and his military status is determined. Caleb Powers John Davis and William H. Culton face trial for murder accessories with trials set for next Friday. Beckham and Taylor head to Frankfort after a quiet Sunday in Louisville.
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Joe Wheeler
Capitol
Root
Caleb Powers
John Davis
William H. Culton
William Goebel
Moore
Beckham
Taylor
Frankfort
Louisville
Zuni Mesa Shrine and Warrior God Uneikah Unearthed
G Wharton James recounts his trek to Tai yo al a ni near the Zuni mesa in search of the shrine of Uneikah the warrior god. A cliff edge ascent yielded thirteen cedar figures hidden in a rock shelter. he later took two as photographic relics for Pasadena.
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Spain
Mexico
United States
Unaikab
Child
Pasadena
Cal
Uneikah
Zunis
G. Wharton James
Shrine of Unaikah Mystery Unearths Ancient Zuni Trail
The narrator recounts a trek with Tanehay toward the unaided shrine Unaikah above the Zuni valley. After a grueling day of climbing over treacherous rocks and yawning precipices, they reach a ruined village and the wooden figures of the twin suns, seeking the shrine amid legends of Zuni history and Spanish contact.
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Tanehay
Anaikah
The Unfailing Memory System and His Rule Dilemma
Scholar-Professor praises a mnemonic system as wonderful and learnable for anyone who masters the rules. The speaker confesses one difficulty in remembering the rules, prompting the professor’s reply about Brooklyn Life.
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Brooklyn
Good Words for Wagner from a City Funny Bone
A playful quip appears in the Chicago Times-Herald praising Wagner as a taste the girl next door never plays on piano, likening his music to a bold joke about refined hearing and the neighborly piano scene.
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Wagner
Girl Next
Chicago Times-Herald
Tommy's Plan and Aunt Gertrude Talk Motives
A fragment shows Aunt Gertrude questioning a boy named Tommy about his motive for growing a beard. Tommy replies that the beard will reduce face washing, while a Matt character notes the boy has an artist's face in the scene from Collier's Weekly.
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Gertrude
Tommy
Collier's Weekly
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