Old Timers Fight For Senate Seats In Shifting Row
The piece traces a tense scramble among veteran lawmakers for prized Senate seats amid strategic moves. It lists leaders from New York New Jersey Minnesota Maryland Kentucky Idaho Texas and other states, noting retirements and reassignments as Senators vie for favored fronts and center positions. The overall mood is one of traditional power realignment with long established figures jockeying for top spots.
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Wiiewe
Gene
Ural
Senate
SiVell
Palo
Olin Depew
New York
Bean
New Jersey
Cond
Bovers Riley
Linthanste
Semtoya Baker
Balisds
Carter
Mounting
Chambor
New
Hinoshine Nigvew
Roath
Dakota
Thirsion
Nebraska
Woleats
Chladda
Senofo
Minnesota
Valen Simon
Oregon
Vortey Ji
Fairbanks
Chandler
Troi Yew
Burrows
Michigan
Pettigwew
Seater Lantse Fetter
Waakington
Thurston
Lefe
Wellsetl
Maryland
Vvarutel
Senator McComas
Butyher
Blackburn
Kentucky
McComas
Heltfert
Idaho
Caffrey
Louisiana
Culberson
Texas
Lindsay
Taliferro
Florida
Sullivan
Mississippi
Darvis
Nhy
Deaware
Bailey
Sernettine Dent
Mitchell
Mersey
Olu
Senator Quay
Pennsylvania
Quay
Mason
Tlinois
Shoup
49er with Pullman dies of heart ailment in city
Moses Butterworth, a Quaker colonist and early gold prospector born 1839 in Harneyetire Ohio, died at his Maporte Indiana residence from neuralgia of the heart. He moved to La Porte as a child, joined the 1849 gold rush to the Pacific coast, crossed the plains seven times with oxen, and helped install the first quartz mill west of the Missouri River with George M. Pullman.
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Moses BR
Buttermuii
George M. Pullman
Butterworth
Miesvued River
Million Dollar Probate Fight Over Miss Tousey Will
New York March 6 The contested probate of Miss Mary Beach Tousey who died in March 1890 seeks to determine if her million dollar fortune should fund religious and charitable causes. The estate, left by Sinclair Yourley founder of the American News Co, is overseen by Union Trust Co with provisions for Protestant Episcopal church institutions and missionary societies.
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New York
Mary Beach Tousey
Thomas
Toustoy
Sinclair Yourley
Anmerinin News Co
Union Trust Co
Religiowa
Protestant Episcopal Church
Domestre Am Foreign Missionary Societies
Rocher contests will over Miss Touseys estate
The contestant Mrs. Sarah B. Rocher of Council Bluffs claims Miss Tousey lacked capacity and was unduly influenced when the will favored religious institutions. She says the deceased suffered religious mania and was easily manipulated. Judge George Curtis represents the contestant with Wheeler H. Peckham and Charles G. Barnett for the will. The sole evidence presented is the handwriting witness.
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Sarah B. Rocher
Council Bluffs
Miss Tousey
Indus m Ruenee
Geo.ry Curtis
Wheeler H. Peckham
Charles G. Barnett
Stolen Registered Mail Case In New York City
A man named Conlin also known as O Kell was arrested in New York for stealing a registered mail pouch containing about 49 000 in registrered packages and 2000 in cash. He lived on Fourth Street with Sarah Donnelly and claimed innocence while describing his past exams and family plight. Detectives Tyan and Pessottee Inspectors C C Janes and J B Jacobs held him in city prison awaiting transport to New York.
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Dorend
Contin
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Tyan
C. C. Janes
J.B. Jacobs
New York
Tue City
Conlin
Denis
Fourth Street
Sarah Donnelly
Brooklyn
Tr Wag
O'Kell
McFadden
Rameda
Onlin
Haviine
Race track war continues over Bay Area racing dates
San Francisco Chronicle reports the California and San Francisco Jockey clubs will keep open competition among Tanforan Ingleside and Emeryville tracks. President Williams offered 690000 for Prince Poniatowski’s stake in two tracks on this side of the bay, an offer declined. Agreement on racing dates remains unsettled as clubs push for a one third share for each track.
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Chronicle
San Francisco
Ingleside
Tanforan
Oakland
A Well Known Sister Dead at 71 in Los Angeles
Mother Superior Mary Mariana aged 71 died at Sisters hospital in Los Angeles after a year in Emmetsburg Maryland where she served 23 years as treasurer of the Order of Sisters of Charity of the United States. She had recent pneumonia, then paralysis, followed by two more strokes.
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Cal
Mary Mariana
Sisters’ Hospital
Richmond
Order of Sisters of Charity
United States
Emmetsburg
New Orleans
Whaling Fleet Sails For Arete Route From San Francisco
San Francisco reports the Belve dere as the first ship to depart for the Arete via Honolulu. The Alexander Karluk Jeanette Grampus Baelena Wm Bayliss and Fearless are slated to leave for the herth next week. Several Pacific Steam Whaling ships wintered at Herschel and Russells and will be loaded with provisions.
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Belvedere
Honolulu
Alexander
Karluk
Jeanette
Grampus
Baelena
Wm. Bayliss
Fearless
Pacific Steam Whaling Company
Herschel and
Russells
Expedited Fruit Freight Sought From California to New York
A New York Journal article reports a push for faster freight service from California to New York as fruit interests urge better handling. Growers note transit times of 1 to 7 days now totaling two weeks, causing spoilage and value loss, while rail officials acknowledge delays mainly between Chicago and the East due to freight volume and cold weather.
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Journal of A Mumneree
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Htubiman
Ubiman &Co
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Chicago
Chicago University to absorb Chicago Institute in education reform
Notice states Chicago Institute will become a professional school of the University of Chicago with pedagogy and elementary divisions plus a high school led by Dr. John Dewey. Col. Parker to head the institute and successors join university trustees. The university gains 1 million dollars for the institute and endowment plus funds for housing and equipment. Expected annual support from the university ranges from 10 000 to 320 000 dollars.
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Chicago
Chicago University
Emmons Blaine
Chicago Institute
University of Chicago
John Dewey
Col. Parker
Grand American Live Bird Handicap heads to Queens events
New York Mich 6 reports over 400 entries for the Grand American Live Bird Handicap, a week of shoot starting April 1 at Interstate Park Queens. High prize money totals 6900 with 500 and 400 for second and third, divisions pay extra per ten entries over sixty three, Gillman Barnes trophy 26 live birds handicap 35 to 33 yards, trophy to be won three times.
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Interstate Park
Queens
L. T
Borough of Queens
H. K. Bates
United States minister Page lauded in Brazil exposition visit
New York dispatch reports Charles Bryan Page returned from Porto Alegre after attending the Brazilian exposition. Troops lined the harbor, officials honored him, and Rio Grande do Sul governor hosted a banquet. Page praised the state as the greatest in Brazil during his address.
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Charles Bryan Page
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Porto Alegre
Brazil
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Page
Young Husband III Lying at Troon for Electricity Study
A London despatch to the Herald reports Mr. George Cornwallis West, husband of Lady Randolph Churchill, is residing at Troon near Glasgow to study electricity and plans to leave the army. He has not been in good health since returning from South Africa.
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Herald
London
George Cornwallis West
Lady Randolph Churchill
Troon
Glasgow
Leutenant
South Africa
Estate of Adam C Beyer deceased Administrator Notice
Carroll G Dolman administrator of the estate of Adam C Beyer deceased invites all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be shown at 33 Owsley Block Butte Silver Bow County Montana. Dated February 25 1901.
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Owsley Block
Butte
Silver Bow
State of
Montana
Carroll G. Dolman
Three room and two room house and lot for sale
Real estate listing offering a three room and a two room house with yard for sale at a price possibly around 700 dollars. The notice lists contact as M Wade at 36 East Broadway and notes a rental estimate of 25 dollars.
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Wade
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