McKinley Cabinet Bids From Empire State Deliberations
Washington reports indicate President-elect McKinley and Vice President-elect are shaping a cabinet with leaders Sherman Gage Alger Gary and Wilson in the running while J J McCook may join New York circle. Cleveland hosts a simple dinner as transfer arrangements proceed amid gossip on New York's pivotal role. Governor Grout and other state chiefs are present as arrivals assist transitions.
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Washington
National Capital
McKinley
Hobart
Sherman
Gage
Alger
Gary
Wilson
McKenna
J. J. McCook
New York
Black
Tanner
Ilinois
Groat
Vermont
Lowndes
Maryland
Scofield
Wisconsin
Hastings
Pennsylvania
Griggs
New Jersey
Bushnell
Ohio
Drake
Iowa
Pingree
Michigan
Cleveland
Porter
White House
Arlington
Olney
Gary and
Ohio Man to be Appointed Consul to Liverpool
The Daily News reports a Ohio congressman designate for consul to Liverpool succeeding James E. Neal. The post is valued at about $30,000 yearly and is viewed as a premier consulship in the service.
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Ohio
Cmeaco
The
Daily News
Washington
Boyle
McKinley
Liverpool
James E. Neal
Wilson Calls On Morton At The Agriculture Department
James Wilson the next secretary of agriculture visited outgoing Secretary Morton at the department. They discussed office routines and Morton explained the department details. The new secretary is expected to take charge Saturday.
Sheriff Appointed Receiver of St Stanislaus Church Property
Judge Maxwell names the sheriff as receiver of St Stanislaus Polish cathedral property in Bay City Michigan valued at 150000 dollars. The sheriff is ordered to take charge in the bishop s name and to arrest trespassers on the premises. The move strikes a severe blow to the church s rebellious faction.
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Bay City
Mich
Maxwell
St. Stanislaus Polish Cathedral
Carnegie Seriously Ill at Greenwich Home
Greenwich Ohio March report says Andrew Carnegie is seriously ill at his home from pleurisy. In D. March the House defeated the Capitol Removal bill by a vote of 34 to 28.
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Carnegie
Greenwich
Cogn
Andrew Carnegie
Prestee
Yeas
Sanguilly Gratified by Pardon Hint from Queen
Julio Sanguilly expresses thanks to the queen after being freed and pardoned following a message via cable from Secretary of State Olney. He credits the pardon to royal grace and suggests it aimed to show goodwill toward President Cleveland and Olney.
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Jengipl Lee Bee
Havana
Sanguilly
Associated Press
Cerro
Olney
Cleveland
Spain to Expel Foreigners from Cuba Amid Autonomy Move
Madrid instructs Cuban authorities to expel foreign residents suspected of aiding separatism to avoid international disputes. Some French English and Costa Rican nationals have already been released or expelled. others, including American residents, face trial. Rumors place Marquis of Montoro to lead colonies and Campos to replace Weyler as Spain moves toward home rule in the West Indies.
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Mapnio
New York World Cablegram
Cuba
Costa Rica
The
Tiempo
Marquis of Montoro
Marshal Campos
General Weyler
Spain
West Indies
Sultan SAM Preparing of War
Constantinople reports the sultan sent envoy to seek Albanian co operation if Greece is invaded Albania accepts but seeks autonomy under local beys. Capreera with five torpedo boats sails from Messina to Crete. War minister orders gens d armes to Crete. Four thousand troops under orders for Africa to go to Crete under a lieutenant general.
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Sam
Constantinople
Standard
Greece
Albania
Rome
Dynas
Capreera
Messina
Crete
Roma
Africa
Powers' Policy Stated
In the Hungarian lower house Premier Powers said Austria would not be drawn into war over Crete. He reported that the powers aim to organize Crete to restore order and security and agree Greece must not annex Crete. They also resolve to coerce Greece if needed to secure their goals.
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Bupa Pestu
Diet
Austria
Crete
Greece
Greeks Capture Fortress and Town in Insurgent Move
March 2 report from Canes notes Gan Diamo seized by insurgents. Greeks initially seized Vavaros fortress guarding the town where 3,000 Mussulmans were held.
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Canes
Gandiamo
Vavaros
Wheat and grain markets turn on St Louis bulge and break
Chicago prices rise in wheat with May at 64 7/8 to 65 1/4 cents and July 123 1/4 to 123 1/2. Corn and oats stay near unchanged while pork lard ribs show declines. Cash wheat No 2 red 86 to 87 cents, No 2 corn 24 to 26 cents, oats 52 to 54 cents.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
South Omana reports cattle receipts about 3 500 with ranges for native beef steers 3 70 to 4 80 western steers 3 30 to 4 40 Texas steers 3 00 to 4 00 cown and heifers 2 80 to 3 70 canners 1 70 to 2 70 stockers and feeders 3 50 to 4 05 calves 3 50 to 5 50 bully stags 1 75 3 40 hog receipts variable heavy 5 40 to 9 00 mixed 3 40 to 4 45 height 8 60 to 4 50 bulk 3 45 7 50 sherp receipts 1 800 strong fair to choice natives 3 25 to 4 50 fair to choice westerns 4 20 to 3 78 common and stock sheep 2 00 to 8 40 lambs 3 50 to 4 00.
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South
Omana
Texas
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago market report shows hogs received 25.00 to 3.79 per cwt mixed across grades. cattle receipts 250 steady to firm with beeves 4.55 to 4.65 and Texas steers around 8.15 to 4.15. sheep 11,000 strong natives 2.95 to 4.25, westerns 3.40 to 4.25, lambs 3.90 to 5.20.
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Chicago
Texas
Sherep
Happenings From Home and Abroad In Brief
A concise report of recent events from home and abroad distilled to essential facts. Readers get quick updates on notable occurrences, with emphasis on clarity and verifiable details over embellishment.
Prominent Figures in News and Disasters Across 1909 Items
Summary of varied reports including Charley Calendar death in Chicago a German Emperor friendship signals to the sultan, Gardner acquittal in Patton murder trial, a Valley Ala card dispute with skull fracture, and New York sound money league selections. Also notes Oklahoma gold contract void law, 250 guests at the American Paper Makers banquet, Lima planing mill boiler explosion injuring several, Union Pacific reorganization plan adoption, Nebraska wheelmen books dispute, skeletons found in Riverton NJ trench, Moses Handy's son dies in Chicago, Carl Carlson jailed for Laura Thornton murder, fatal flywheel injury in Chicago, Leavenworth to be built by convicts, Texas House resolution on Consul Lee, American Kennel Club officers re-elected, new gunboats planned for Wheeling and Marietta, British embassy reception for Canada governor general, St Paul council relief funding amid labor protest.
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Charley Calendar
Chicago
William
Germany
John Patton
Rhinehart
John A. Gardner
Valley
Ala
Jim Abotsford
Hugh McConnell
Sound Money League
New York
E. Roosewater
Omaha
Oklahoma
American Paper Makers Association
Waldorf
New York City
Lima
Kemmel Bros
Abraham Shock
Samuel
William Kemmel
Ed Cramer
Kansas Pacific
Union Pacific
Lewis Litzgerald
W. H. McCall
Grand Island
Nebraska
League of American Wheelmen
A. R. Pease
Framont
Riverton
N. J
Moses P. Wandy, Jr
Moses P. Handy
Carl Carlson
Laura Thornton
George Frank
United States
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Fexas House
Lee
Guba
American Kennel Club
Belmont
Henry Brooks
Wheeling
W. Va
Marietta
Union
Ironworks
San Francisco
Washington
Canada
Countess Aberdeen
St. Paul
Fire at Park Gate hotel crowds 48 families from Chicago
A blaze at the Park Gate hotel in Chicago forced 48 families to flee. Other items note acquittal of a Muscoutah murder suspect, Goose Island tanners striking, Saratoga hotel quail sale fine, and a series of crimes and legal actions across the United States.
Various 1900s News Snippets Span Crime, Politics and Local Affairs
A scattered set of brief items reports a Brooklyn lecture by William J. Bryan at Carnegie Hall, a fatal confrontation in Plain City Utah, a San Francisco judge moving to Washington, a law office plan in D C, a new Illinois legal bill, an escaped convict tracked to Indian Territory, a Michigan sugar bounty bill, a Rochester hazing incident, a double marriage in Indiana, and Chicago painters seeking city licensing.
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Miller, S. T
William J. Bryan
Carnegie Hall
New York
John Nichols
J. W. Lewis
Plain City
Utah
Judge McKenna
San Francisco
Washington
Herbert
Ilinois
Jim Cook
Bill Cook
Indian Territory
Michigan House of Repesentatives
C. A. Austin
Marion
N.Y
University of Rochester
Freeman Taylor
Wabash Ind
Amanda Lines
Fontaine
Master’ Painters’association of Chitagu 4S
Naking
Pasa Ah Rmdinande
Notable Deaths and Disasters Hit Across States
A roundup of incidents includes James Austin of Dominion Bank in Toronto dead. ten killed at a dance fight near Tancel, Mexico. Cave City flour mill and grain elevator destroyed by fire. Ed Rogers’ barn at Mount Vernon burned with 18 horses killed. Carl Humphrey injured in a fall at Sebree mines. Fred Stewart killed near Deming New Mexico.
Multiple disparate crime and disaster items from Neosho to Texas
A montage reports fugitives and killings from Neosho Missouri to Dallas Texas, including five prisoners escaping, an ambush murder near Brenham, Texas, a fatal burn in Georgia, accidental gun deaths, and various legal and criminal developments across Arkansas, New York, Illinois, Alabama, and beyond with ongoing investigations and corollaries.
Various 19th Century Crime and Legal Notices Across Cities
President Cleveland declines to intervene in Joseph Dunlop sentence while Chicago editor Max Halle is killed in a Tex railroad accident. An electric Milwaukee car overturns with no injuries. Mrs. Sarah Ann Gray of Hamilton Ill marks her 101st birthday in good health. Joseph H. Oppenheim sues for 50000 over alleged affections abduction. George Williams nabbed for robbing Chicago pawnshop, 200 in gems seized. John Campbell charged in Chicago for Ed Hale’s death by club blow at a December dance. James Clark, La Crosse Wis janitor, commits suicide by hanging in school tower. Transmissouri freight rate committee convenes in Kansas City. Mrs. Jessie Sternberg of Goshen Ind dies by suicide after child’s death. I astrow’s wife in Chicago finds husband dead from strychnine. John O Donnell, who murdered wife at Eau Claire Wis, sentenced to life. Kansas City bank bill to relocate to Missouri passes House. Bill Carpenter captured in Quincy Ill at gunpoint. Eliah Kirby, life-imprisonment for assault on daughter, hangs in Cairo Ill jail. Bill Moult assaults Sudbury’s sweetheart. Sudbury shoots Moult dead and hangs body. Dan Courtney sentence ten years for killing Ed Yartley near Fort Smith Ark. Dan McFarlane’s life spared after bullet removal aided by X rays.
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Cleveland
Joseph Dunlop
Chicago Dispatch
Max Halle
Louis Halle
American Advisor
Chicago
Navasota
Tex
Milwaukee
Sarah Ann Gray
Hamilton, Ill
Joseph H. Oppenheim
George Williams
John Campbell
Gratiot
Wis
Ed Hale
James Clark
Sixth Street
la Crosse
Transmissouri Freight Rate Committee
Kansas City
Jessie Sternberg
Goshen
Ind
I. “Astrow
John O'Donnell
EU Claire
Internatate National Bank of Kansas
Cairo
Bill Moult
Frank ‘Sudbury
Cossail
Dan Courtney
Ed Yartley
Fort Smith
Ark
Dan McFarlane
Buffalo
Election Wave Sweeps Iowa Towns In Surprise Reversal
Municipal races across Iowa produced a broad Democratic surge overturning last fall’s Republican successes. Ottumwa elected a Democratic mayor and city council, Perry Atlantic and Anamosa saw citizen movements win, Cedar Falls and Maquoketa shifted, and Creston Toledo Tama fought over silver while Osceola voted Democratic in a Republican town.
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Ottumwa
Perry
Atlantic
J. B. Jones
Anamosa
Burlington
Cedar Falls
Maquoketa
New Hampton
Union
Clinton
Newton
Citizens
Creston
Toledo
Tama
Oskaloosa
Centerville
Mattoon Pastor Charged With Abduction
Rev M A Hampton former pastor of the Christian church in Mattoon Illinois was arrested on a charge of abduction filed by Ruth Mackron an 18 year old former congregant and furniture dealer’s daughter He was taken back to Mattoon and denies the accusation saying he will be vindicated in court.
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Civago
M. A. Hampton
Chistian
Mattoon
Ill
Ruth Mackron
Hampton
Death Penalty Upheld in Kansas Train Robbery Case
Judge Woodford rules the death penalty for train robbery constitutional in the Blue Out gang indictments of Kennedy Bolen and Flinn. If convicted they may appeal to the state supreme court as a further test of the law.
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Constitutional
Kansas
Orry
Woodford
Criminal Court
Kennedy
Bolen
Flinn
Supreme Court
Three Friends Case Reversed by Supreme Court
The United States Supreme Court reversed the Florida district court ruling in the Three Friends case and ordered resume custody of the steamer. It also annulled the Santa Fe land grant by relaying the private land claims court decision. In Kansas, senators Titus and Jumper confessed offers of 1000 dollars to back a stock yards measure, with Al Touchie arrested.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
District Court of Florida
Three Friends
Supreme Court
Court of Private Land Claims
Topeka
Kansas State Senate
Titus
Jumper
Kansas City
al Touchie
Bryan Visits Capitol Then Travels to Salem
W. J. Bryan spent half an hour in the house press gallery renewing ties with former congressional correspondents before he and Mrs. Bryan departed for Salem Illinois to spend two or three days prior to returning to Lincoln. The world conference of Seventh Day Adventists in Lincolns ninth day sees rising interest with many prominent members in attendance. W. H. Munger fails to take oath as circuit judge due to a missing commission expected to arrive by Wednesday morning. The president approves a right of way through Fort Spokane for the St Paul Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway. Giles X Crenshaw named marshal for the western district by senate confirmation.
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Bryan
Washington
W. J. Bryan
Capitol
Congress
Salem
Ill
Lincoln
Maunger
Omaha
W. H. Munger
United States
Fort Spokane
St. Paul
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Sisters OF the Holy Cross
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