Washington House Passes Record Pension Bills
In Washington the house approved 91 private pension measures, including a grant of $10 monthly to the widow of Colonel John M. Stotsenberg of the First Nebraska, killed in the Philippines. Also reported a Hawaiian government conference report moving to the president. In Hays City a 16 year old, Peter Goetz, was convicted of second degree murder and sentenced to 25 years. The McKinley invitation plan and Wales Prince’s gratitude for ambush escape are noted.
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House
John M. Stotsenberg
Nebraska
Philippines
Hays City
Kan
Peter Goetz
Rebels Seize Cartagena in Colombia Port Clash
Confirmation from the state department that Cartagena has fallen to revolutionists marks a major shift in Colombia. The port city holds the country’s principal customs revenues, boosting rebel leverage while complicating U.S. communications with Bogota due to telegraph disruptions. Deputy officials expect potential naval action to protect interests as the turmoil widens.
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Colombia
Washington
Cartagena
State Department
Derameni
West Indies
Joss
Bogota
New Discovery Promises Relief for Chest Aches
A reader endorses Dr. King's New Discoveries describing pain relief in the chest and improved sleep after use. The testimonial mentions a universal praise and notes trial bottles free at C. BE. Anderson's Drug Store with every bottle guaranteed.
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Dr. King
Price Co
C. BE. Anderson
Forbes Blocu
Foragers Trek North as Boers Prepare Winter in Natal
Boers plan wintering in Natal moving stock from the high veldt and demanding Kaffirs pay taxes to them rather than the Natal government. General Lucas Meyer leads 5,000 plus troops in Biggarsberg with artillery as Lord Roberts faces delays before the Pretoria push.
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Natal
Sunday River
Biggarsberg
Lucas Meyer
London
Louis Botha
Joubert
Lord Roberts
French
Rundle
Springfield
Dewet
Chermside
Free State
Pretoria
Bloemfontein
Bethulie
Blomfontein
Hunters
Kimberley
Hince
Vaal
Barkley
Mafeking
Boiling Pot Happenings From Home and Abroad
Strikes rise in Detroit printing. Ohio Royal Arcade group to meet in Columbus next year. In Thornton Tennessee Joseph Reese is fatally shot by Campbell claiming self defense. Wie Massanutten bank vault blown open in Strasburg Virginia, $5000 stolen. Two unknown men struck by train near Philipsburg New Jersey. Tom Watson Ga rejects Populist presidential nomination. Democratic committee to meet in Columbus late May to set state convention details. General Charles Dick comments on possible Republican chairmanship.
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Grand Council of Ohio
Royal Arcanum
Columbus
Thornton, Ted
Joseph Reese
C. Campbell
Massanutten Bank
Strasburg
Philipsburg
X. J
Tom Watson
Onin Lemcratic
Charlies Dick
Nna
Republican National
Centennial Edition Celebrates Oldest Ohio Newspaper
Chillicothe Ohio marks the 100th anniversary of the Scioto Gazette the nation's oldest continuous paper with a 48 page centennial edition founded April 25 1860 by Nathaniel Willis. The issue highlights the paper's Whig and Republican roots and includes historic incidents under Sciota Gazette Printing Co managing editor G W C Perry. Also reports accidents and new incorporations and notes the senate dispute over Nathan S Scott's seat.
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Scioto
Ohio
Sciota Gazette Printing Company
G. W. C. Perry
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DR. Williams Medicine Company
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