Kentucky Legislature Sits For 60 Days Without Key Acts
The Kentucky General Assembly adjourned after a 60 day session with no election of a U S senator or financial reform. Governor Bradley faced criticism as militia actions were questioned in a report alleging civil authority subversion. A special election is set for April 11 to fill Senator Weissinger’s vacancy.
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Orvdgwall
the Commercial Gazette
Frankfort
United States
Bradley
Senate
House
Worthington
Weissinger
Walton
James
Aquilitia
Jallop
Jude
Etter
Joint Assembly
Tentucly
Myers
Myers To Htuays
Jones
Goebel
Victories for Zelaya Sweep Across Nicaragua Front
Managua erupts as Zelaya forces report three major wins over Leonist rebels. Metapa falls after two days of combat with heavy casualties, with estimates up to 1000 killed or wounded. Morathas also yields to Zelaya, while Honduran troops aid along the western coast from Viego City toward Leon.
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Zelaya
Managua
Nicaragua
Metapa
Morathas
Young Shoshone Chief Jim Washakie Dies at Wind River
News from Winnear's ranch on Big Wind River reports the death of Jim Washakie a young Shoshone subchief. The community plans an elaborate funeral with several hundred Shoshones in attendance and invitations sent to the Arapahoe. They demand arrest of murderers even if they cross into Canada. Captain Wilson the acting Indian agent warns of serious trouble if Lamorans and party are not arrested.
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Lanxper
Winnear
Big Wind River
Jim Washakie
Arapahoe
Canada
Wilson
Lamorans
Four gold bricks yield $135000 from Homestake mills
Four gold bricks valued at $135,000 were shipped after a day’s operation at Homestake mills marking the first clean-up since the 200-stamp mill began and the largest in seven months. Sir H O H Kitche ner is appointed to command the British Egyptian expedition in Cairo.
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Homestake Company
Cairo
Sir HO H. Kitchener
Admiratov
I.ia Waty
Brown Cleared by Ecclesiastical Council on Major Charges
In San Francisco on March 18 the Ecclesiastical Council acquitted Dr Brown of serious charges deemed by some as unministerial. The council censured his conduct toward a young woman for violating gentlemanly and Christian standards while praising his apologetic remarks. No suspicion rests on his character or his friends despite partial criticism of his handling of a monetary matter.
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San Francisco
Mare 18
Dr. Brown
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Idm
Couneil
Vies
Davidson
Dardhawna
Tailors Strike Frays Labor City After Mass Walkout
Chicago union workers joined 15 000 tailors and 8 000 cutters in a sympathy strike crippling shops. Despite disruption, organizers report no violence as members remain idle and support spreads to nonmembers in the city.
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Cmesco
Mich
Chicago
Waten
Aapees
Emlkers
Chie
Cayo
Hone
Train Collision Traps Passengers in Wreck Age
A derailment and collision disabled a train near a station south of town. Passengers were trapped as cars piled and heavy seats pinned riders. Rescue teams worked to free injured and tend to victims while authorities investigated the cause of the crash.
Horsa Officers Sentenced for Armed Expedition to Cuban Insurgents
The steamer Horsa officers convicted of carrying an armed expedition to Cuban insurgents were sentenced by Judge Butler. Captain H. S. Wibore received one year and four months in the eastern penitentiary plus a $300 fine and costs. Jens P. Peterson and Hans Johansen were each sentenced to eight months in county prison with fines of $100 and costs. The motion for a new trial was overruled.
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Marek
Horsa
Butler
United States District Court
HS. Wibore
Eastern
Aniies
Jens P. Peterson
Hans Johansen
Postmaster Mapes Dies by Own Hand Amid Embezzlement Arrest Claims
The Kansas City postmaster Frank Mapes is reported to have killed himself Saturday morning to avoid arrest for embezzling government funds. The notice notes ongoing labor tensions with a Great Northern strike threat over salary cuts and mentions Father Clarke joining the Salvation Army in Boston as an auxiliary member of the Christian Endeavor Society.
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Kansas City
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Hills
Kansas Grey
Kan
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Clarke
Salvation Army
Bosvox
Francis E. Clarke
United Societies of Christian Endeavor
Dixon Defeats Marshall in Seven Rounds at Music Hall
Boston March 18 George Dixon defeated Jerry Marshall of Australia in seven rounds at Music Hall.
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Dixon
Jerry Marshall
Boston
Cgeorge Dixon
Australia
Music Hall
Markets by Telegraph Wheat and Provisions Report
Chicago grain and provisions market summary notes higher initial wheat prices followed by selling pressure, May options dropping then recovering. Cash quotes include No 2 red wheat 84 1 2 cents, No 2 corn 28 1 4 cents, No 2 oats 41 1 2 cents, May wheat 6 1/4 to 6 1/2, May corn around 28 1/2, May oats near 41 1/2, and July prices cited for various grains.
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Chicago
SouTh Omaha Market Report Highlights Mixed Livestock Pricing
South Omaha notes receipts up 13d with stronger bids for native beef steers and western cattle. Texas steers bring around 2.60 to 3.63, cows and heifers 2.54 to 4.30, calves to 5.65, hogs around 3.75, sheep and lambs steady to firm with natives 2.73 to 3.20 and westerns 2.15 to 3.23. total cattle and calves sold near 4,200 head.
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South Omaha
Texas
Happenings From Rome and Abroad
A mixed digest from Rome and the world notes political shifts in the U S and Europe, labor unrest in East Peoria, and foreign events. It mentions candidates Hale and McCabe in East Dubuque, labor strikes at East Peoria, church and Masonic activity, and various international updates including Rome’s stance on missions, Russian events, and a grand boxing match planned in New York.
Italians and Menelik Peace Talks Near
The report notes Italy moving toward peace negotiations with King Menelik. It mentions unrest ending in St Paul and various political shifts, including a senate cloak room dispute in Kentucky and a Republican quorum breach in Nebraska.
Senate panel backs Gear bill for New Mexico statehood
The senate committee on territories voted to report favorably Senator Gear's bill admitting New Mexico as a state. Amid contrasting items, the report aligns with a broader push for new state status while other sections note political appointments, international events, and local incidents.
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Senate Committee On Territories
Gear
New Mexico
Elder Mckinney
Hopkins
Hines Christyge
Harvard
Young Orders
Princeton
Bow Street Court Hears Dr Jameson Case and Vaals Raiders
Examination of Dr Jameson and Prans vaal raiders resumed in Bow Street police court with a strong case against them Miss Allie Douglas of Akron was warlaid and repeatedly ravished by a tronp The young girl arrived home bound to her horse and unconscious Plymouth county is scoured for the Chrite Efforts are made to unify the Manderson and McKinley factions in Nebraska Great rejoicing in Oklahoma over the free homes bill passing congress Kentucky legislature adjourned sine die without electing a successor to Senator Blackburn Rev Dee Brown of San Francisco acquitted of inimocale conduct with Mrs Stacktot Radinie cabinet debuts in the Tral ata chamber of deputies and received aneyuation The additional credit asked by the government to push the war in Abyssinia was world unanimously The house committee on naval affairs plans four new battleships and torpedo boats Officers of the steamer Ficessa convicted of carrying armed expedition to Cuba were sentenced Captain Wiborg one year four months and Mares Peterson and Johansen eight months Ambassador Uhl sails for Germany Mr Mor eau continues his Cuban resolutions speech Belin declines to back international monetary conference for bimetallism During the snowstorm in Orel Russia two dozen people froze to death
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House
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Cuba
Wiborg
Mares Peterson
Johansen
Uhl
Germany
Moreau
Belin
Nomose
Orel
Russia
Rejoicing In Oklahoma Over Free Homes Bill Passage
Perry March 18 report notes general rejoicing as Congress passes the free homes bill. Citizens celebrate with salutes and demonstrations. The measure if signed into law could allocate about 15 million dollars for housing programs.
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Oklahoma
Perry
Congress
House Unseats Robbing as Aldrich Declared Winner
In Washington a House vote of 173 to 59 unseated Gaston A. Robbing from Alabama's Fourth District. W. S. Aldrich was declared the elected successor with Republicans largely supporting the majority report except for Mr. White and three Democrats. The debate touched on ballot fraud in Dallas County and Cuban policy discussion in the Senate featuring Mr Cockrell's four hour speech on silver and finance.
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Wilne
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Yeas
Gaston A. Robbing
Alabama
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Mac
Dallas County
Senate hears Spanish side of Dupuy de Lome statement
In Washington March 1 9 the Cuban debate shifted after Senor Dupuy de Lome read his Spanish side of the case with permission for public use. Morgen criticized the administration as Elkins filed a foreign affairs report on Cuba. The House suspended rules and passed the Oklahoma homestead bill while considering censuring Ambassador Bayard.
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Wastisdon
Phoe Senate
Jillian Howe
Tyrdl Bean
Ty Mar
Duodee
Merweltan
Senor Dupuy de Lome
Heart Disease Cured by Miles Remedies in Indiana
Port Wayne Indiana writes of long heart trouble with fainting spells and palpitations. After two years of treatment with various doctors, one bottle of Dr Miles Heart Cure and Restorative Nervine restored sleep, appetite, and strength. Sold by druggists Buck sent free address Dr Miles Medical Co Eckhart Indiana.
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Dr. Miles Medical Co
Eckhart, Ind
Keanedies
Amend the Administrative Act Seeks Strengthened Provisions
Washington March 18 A bill to amend the administrative act of 1800 passed with minimal changes. It aims to fortify existing law, addressing weak points exposed during six years of operation. Key clause raises duties and penalties for undervaluation starting at the undervaluation point.
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Treasury Department
Board of General Appraisers
Johnson
Rep
Cal
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Ways and Means Committee
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California
Train Schedules Arrive at Northern Pacific Depot
Trains from St. Paul Chicago and all Eastern points arrive daily at 9.1 a.m. No. 8 from Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland and all Coast points reaches Montana Union Depot daily at 11.30 p.m.
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Chicago
Northern Pacific Depot
Spokane
Tacoma
Seattle
Portland
All Coast Points
Montana Union Depot
Coast
California
Travel Tickets to Japan and China via Tacoma Line
Trough tickets to Japan and China via Tacoma and Northern Pacific Steamship Co an American Line. For information time wards maps and tickets call or write W M Tuchy General Agent 23 E Broadway Butte Montana.
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China
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W. M. Tuchy
E. Broadway
Butte
Montana
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