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Newspaper
El Paso Daily Herald
Location
El Paso, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1901
Page
1
Texas Libel Trial Touches Family feud and Letters
The Texas case of state v. Mrs. Ann Rebecca Long in El Paso County Court centers on a criminal libel charge arising from an anonymous letter about Mrs. Perry and the Long family. Witnesses describe a bitter dispute over alleged alienation of affections with long running correspondence between Perry and Long related parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Rebecca Long
Ann Augusta Perry
Clifton, O
el Paso
Texas
Goshorn Ciifton
Perry
Cincinnati
Stanton
South
Kansas
Paso
Long
William H. Long
Walter
Nina
Miss Carter
Child actress shot by jealous Italian lover on Mulberry Street
Fifteen year old Mamie Corre lli was killed by twenty year old Antonio Triolo on Mulberry Street in daylight. Triolo was arrested after the shooting and reportedly threatened suicide. The case draws public speculation about motive and connection to the actor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mamie Correlli
Antonio Triolo
Mulberry Street
Triple
Poison for Diaz prompts crossfire with Mrs. Long
A courtroom exchange questions whether troubles between a man and Mrs. Long stem from the defendant's conduct toward her. The brief confrontation hints at underlying accusations and ensuing tensions in the case.
Great Cattlemen Convention Opens in Denver
The Great Annual Convention of Cattlemen convened in Denver on March 5. A Mexico correspondent in El Progresista discusses revolution and conspiracy in Mexico, noting editor L. Deguerre’s past accusations and ongoing safety in the United States amid Diaz government pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
of the Cattle
el Progresista
L. Deguerre
Mexico
Republic
Deguerre
Hay Pauncefote Treaty Dead and Clayton Bulmer Abrogated
In Washington on March 5 the Hay Pauncefote treaty is declared dead by expiration. Senator Morgan introduced a resolution in the Senate stating the Clayton Bulmer treaty is abrogated. The chamber adjourned at two o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauncefote
Boers Ready to Surrender and Cape Colony Tension Rise
In a march 5 dispatch from Cape Colony, reports say Boers are ready to surrender as gunfire and troops surge near De Wet’s retreat while London observers note surrenders mounting and Botha reports to the war secretary. The scene includes political intrigue over Mrs. Walter Long and clashes in Governor Orman’s town hall.
Cabinet Confirmed By Senate Amid Political Turmoil
The Senate confirms the president's old cabinet amid tense exchanges. A witness refuses to answer court questions about abusive language. The report notes editorials on Mexican affairs and a forewarned assassination attempt on President Diaz.
Washington News Roundup on March 5 1900 Cabinet Returns and Diaz Secrets
The March 5 Washington roundup notes the White House accepting cabinet nominees, Diaz facing a suspected patriotic secret society, and speculation on successors. George B. Cortelyou is named secretary to the president, with a broader view of ongoing political intrigue and court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diaz
Arizona bullion tax debate surfaces again in legislature
The Arizona Legislature again considers a bullion tax bill amid familiar opposition led by Senator Clark’s ally. Aimed at revenue via precious metals, the measure follows prior attempts and reflects ongoing political maneuvering within state government and allied factions.
End of a GarI Club Man An Old Count Whose Son
A fragmented headline notes the end of a Gar I Club man and references an old count and his son. The readable text hints at lineage and social title within a local scene. Further specifics are unreadable but the piece centers on a titled family and a club member.
Duel Fatal to John Wilson Durant in Ostend
Paris reports a duel near Ostend where John Wilson Durant, a New York club man, was killed after a quarrel with a Russian count over compromising letters. Durant had previously killed the Russian, with the count later fatally wounding Durant. The affair involves a young French fiancée and high society circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilson Durant
New York
Durant
Cold Wave Sweeps Midwest and Northwest States
A rough cold wave blanketed the middle and northwest regions this morning. Temperatures fell to zero at eight, with Minneapolis recording six below, while New York enjoyed milder weather at 34, Boston 24, and Washington 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
New York
Boston
Washington
Spain Portugal border fighting denied by Madrid
Reports from the United States of fighting on the Spanish Portuguese border are officially denied in Madrid. Authorities say there is no knowledge of any troubles and nothing to report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Diaz
Rio Grande
Five Children Die in Texas House Fire
Comanche Texas March 5 Five children perished when the residence of Sam Vineyard burned in the early hours turning fatal. The blaze roared through the home with fire department efforts unable to save the youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
Texas
Sam Vineyard
AF L Rep Arrives in Austin to Oppose Arbitration Bill
A representative of the American Federation of Labor arrived in Austin Texas on March 5 to oppose a proposed compulsory arbitration measure affecting labor disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
The
American Federation
of Labor
United States Minister Wilson Returns from Chile
United States minister to Chile S. L. Wilson landed in the United States today aboard the City of Washington after traveling from Colon. He had been serving in Chile and his return was reported from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Chili
Washington
Colon
Chicago Democrats Nominate Harrison for Mayor
Chicago Democrats nominate Carter Harrison for mayor at the city convention. Charles F. Gunther is chosen as city treasurer and Andrew J. Ryan as attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Democrats
Ed Carter H. Harrison
Mayor
Nam
Ing
Morgan denies bid to merge Pennsylvania coal fields
March 5 report claimed J. P. Morgan aimed to control Pennsylvania coal regions and form a giant combine larger than steel, oil trusts. The Morgan office denies the rumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. P. Morgan
Pennsylvania
Minister Powell Hosts Grand Ball for McKinley Inauguration
In Port au Prince Haiti on March 5 United States Minister Powell hosted a reception at the U S legation in honor of President McKinley's inauguration. A ball followed and the function was regarded as the most brilliant in the West Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port AU Prince
Haiti
United States Legation
McKinley
West Indies
Man Sentenced to 21 Years for Wife and Three Children Murder
Samuel Moser received a twenty one year term in Peoria for killing his wife and three children. The sentence was handed down this morning in circuit court.
Fire destroys fourteen business houses in Granger
Granger Texas March 5 fire last night destroyed fourteen business houses and two barns with losses over eight thousand dollars.
Also Mentioned on This Page
State of Texas
Walter Long
Goshorn
Major C. R. Perry
Perry Long
Eylar
Messrs. Stanton
Charley Patterson
Buckler
Maurice McKelligan
Soi
L. Benham
J. W. Hadlock
C. A. Long
John Mahill
J. H. Wheatley
H. McKay
Reba Long
Mrs. Perry
Witness
Mesa Avenue
Ann Rebecca Har
Walter and
Nina Long
Mr. Buckler
Denver Today
Senate
Morgan
Cape Colony
Sion
Tabor Opera House
Orman
Johnson
National Cattle Growers’ Association
Fact
Ston
Great Piet River
London
Kitchener
de Wet
Commons
Botha
Gov. Orman
Mr. Lusk
California
J. S. Vandoran
New Mexico
Griggs
Immedi
General Kitchener
Ation
GAY Rev
Els
Ately
Robert McCormick
Austria
Minis
Ter Harris
McCormick
Illinois
Wash
Ington
White House
John Hay
District of Columbia
Sec
Retary of State
Lyman J. Gage
Secretary of the Treasury
Flida Root
John W. Griggs
New Jersey
Torney General
Charles Emory Smith
Pennsylvia
Ciety
Ni A
John D. Long
Massachusetts
Retary of the Navy
Fr. A. Hitchcock
Missuri
Secretary of the Interior
Ian
James Wilson
Agricul
Ture
Mr. Goshorn
Her
Arizona Legislature
LOBBY
Mrs. Long
the Herald
Phoenix, Ariz
Senator Clark
Secret
Senor
Francisco Mailen
Ducer
Consul Mallen
Gari
Paris
Try
Ising
Ostend
Chicago
Ern
Mometer
Spain and
Portugal
Madrid
AMER
Ican Federation OF Labor
Will
S. L. Wilson
Carter Harrison
Gunther
Chicago, IL
Cratic
Vania
Steel Trust
Ard
Mr. Morgan
Ter
Powell Gave
Ser
Granger
Stroys
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