Ohio Man Sentenced to 193 Years in Penitentiary
A long sentence is handed down in a case described with varied commentary on wealth, crime, and social trends. The article touches on Rockefeller income, whaling speeds, bank embezzlement records, Georgia and Ohio population growth, Siberian railway traffic, British attitudes to American meat, Alaska poverty, and opinions on morality and reading.
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Vesta Villars Returns to Boston and Finds Love
In Boston, Vesta Villars, daughter of a once wealthy merchant, returns to a city of her birth. She faces a web of deceit around Louis Huntington and hardship after her father’s fall, then finds work with Mrs. Ervin, meets Mr. Lawson, and eventually marries him, while Louis remains wealthy in Frederickton and is unaware of Vesta’s new life.
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Tragic Fate of a Dolt and Curiosities in a Page
A fragmentary column recounts a rubber doll accident and a cat’s bell greeting, then shifts to animal anecdotes and science notes. It includes a story of a doll sent to a brother who sliced it for a catapult and a humorous tale of a cat named Tommy in Lancaster DC.
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Hermit of Wanong Mountaine Struck by Civil War Ghosts
Morristown New Jersey Special reports the discovery and identification of Herman Bins known as the Hermit of Wanong Mount, a Confederate brigadier general who lived alone on Succasumna Mountain. His burned cabin and ashes mark his isolated homestead after Sherman’s march. his death remains undetermined.
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Hazing Probe Finds No Cadet Maltreatment at West Point
War Board and House Military Affairs committee release Mills report on Oscar L Boot of Bristol Tennessee. Mills says there was no medical mistreatment or lasting injuries after a August 1898 fight. witnesses say Boot invited others to join and fought willingly. committee to study hazing methods at the academy.
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Retirements and events span navy to Cuba in broad report
Captain Dyer of the Baltimore plans retirement as Philippine patrols and new theater actions unfold. Navy units including Annapolis Vicksburg Frolic Wompatick and Piscataqua deployed to the Philippines. Cuba constitutional drafts, Porto Rico politics, and other global notes appear as officials face trials, pardons, and reforms.
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Vanderbilt millions divided among heirs in 1899 estate
The Vanderbilt estate valued at about 72.5 million dollars will be allotted to Alfred Vanderbilt 44.5 million as residuary heir with 37 million to his father Cornelius Vanderbilt and 7.5 million to each Gladys and Reginald. The State fixed personal property at 52.4 million for tax purposes.
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Standard Oil Wins in Ohio Contempt Case Dismissed
The Ohio Supreme Court ended the Standard Oil Trust contempt proceedings after a split vote. The majority failed to sustain the information, effectively dismissing the case begun in 1890 by Attorney General Watson to dissolve the trust.
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Beckham Inauguration Marks Three Year Term In Kentucky
Governor Beckham was inaugurated for a term of three years in a ceremony described as the most elaborate in the state this decade. The solemn procession opened the inaugural events in Frankfort Kentucky with officials and spectators observing.
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Eagan Restored and Retired After Court Martial
General Charles P. Eagan was dismissed by court martial for abusive language to General Miles. The President commuted the sentence to five years with pay, restored him to duty, and placed him on the retired list with a station in Washington D C. General Miles announced Eagan’s retirement after thirty years of service.
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Porto Rico agricultural resources and reform urged
The President sent Congress extended reports on Porto Rico's agricultural resources. An agricultural experiment station at enta binment is urged. Professor Knapp, who directed the inquiry for the Agricultural Department, calls for immediate action to expand coffee sugar and tobacco crops and food production. He also recommends expanding horticulture forestry animal industry and dairying.
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Outbreak of Smallpox Bites Western and Northern Iowa
The smallpox scourge spreads to western and northern Iowa with outbreaks in several points. Medical authorities enforce strict quarantine in infected districts as officials monitor spread and response.
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