D. W. Voorhees Dies Former Indiana Senator
Washington April 11 Daniel Wolsey Voorhees ex senator from Indiana died at his home in Washington at 5 a m after years of poor health He was a leading Democrat on tariff and finance and helped repeal the Sherman silver law The ex senator's son Reese N Voorhees and daughter Hallie Voorhees attended him during his final hours Interment will be at Terre Haute Indiana, his longtime home
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Double Hanging at Jersey City Expiates Crimes
John Mackin Jr and Paul Genz were hanged in Jersey City in the morning for murders tied to their mistresses and family relations. Mackin killed his wife and her mother after being refused entry, then attempted suicide. Genz killed his mistress in Hoboken.
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An American Dance Captures Washington Post Attention
An English fashion authority reviews a newly popular American dance linked to a tune by John Philip Sousa. The piece notes the dance’s schottish galop fusion, its arm raised posture, and its impact on ballrooms and even country fetes while comparing it to the Pas de Quatre and Waltzes.
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John P. Sousa
Philadelphia
Banda
Cadet Candidate Bravely Faces Graveyard Dare
Frank Ruggles son of Brigadier General Ruggles recently passed his West Point entrance exam and accepted a midnight cemetery dare from senior cadets. He descended into an open grave, retrieved evidence of the feat, and returned with a white handkerchief raised over his head, earning cheers and rewards from his fellow cadets.
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Sherrard Dismissed in Christiania Over Ibsen Clash
A New York Times report notes Mr. H. H. Sherrard is unwelcome in Christiania after clashes over Ibsen. Norwegian fans mockingly coined a word to condemn lies. Sherrard defends language as enriching and beautifying even by a starving writer’s standards.
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Count Tolstoi Visited St Petersburg Amid University Celebrations
In St Petersburg Tolstoi was seen during a university founding celebration where about 100 students recognized him on the street. They expressed affection by kissing his hands and garments and intended to carry him through the city before he protested.
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