President Cleveland Joins Presbyterian Home Mission Rally
A crowded Carnegie Hall event in New York featured President Cleveland as chairman for a Presbyterian church home missions gathering. He praised home missions, sharing personal faith and urging support, while ministers and speakers from Alaska to New York described missionary efforts and their impact on communities and souls.
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New York
Presbyterian Church
Cleveland
John Hall
Wirth Avenue
Board of Home Mixaions
W. C. Roberts
Board of Home Missions
Dee Shelton Jackson
A Missions of
Alaska
Jackson
I. de Witt Talmage
First Presbyterian Church
Washington, D. Tf
Charles T. Thompson
Committee of Home Missions
Presbyterian Missions of
Booked 'S
Washington
Opposition to Negotiations and War Departs Prompted
Washington reports indicate ministers and cabinet oppose current belligerent policy toward the Cutian Insurgents and any move toward independence. In Madrid a conference between the Marquis of Tomillan and Admiral Bernager discussed offering steamers and depots to the Navy, with armed ships to be placed under naval command. Madrid students renew anti American protests, but the rector ordered arrests to maintain order as demonstrations proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ots
Madd
Marquis of Tomillan
Bernager
Marine
Teins-Atlantic Company
Ecabinet Council
Madrid University
Admiager Galli Report At Brown Telal Trial Crowded
In San Francisco on March 5 the Brown talal draw crowds as Dr. Grown was absent due to illness. Miss Overman faced cross examination and presented copies of blackmailing letters she allegedly forged to frame Dr. Brown. Authorities say parts were altered to damage him. original text was supposedly destroyed after theft from Mrs. Tunnel. In Wisconsin Frank Tian confronted his wife in Laurium after weeks apart, a gunfire incident left one wounded and the shooter expected to die. A fire in Storkton destroyed several businesses with $30,100 in losses.
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Admiager Galli
San Francisco
Dr. Grown
le Cond
Miss Overman
Houghton
Wis
Tian
Laurium
Hadi
Aletlug
Double shooting in Jersey City and New York
In Jersey City and New York a shooting spree injured four people, including Gloynina de Laisa and Clothilda Wrentipttn, as Fiore Fiore fired at his former partner and her companion before turning the revolver on himself. Police detained him as crowds threatened violence.
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Tersey City
N. T
Sergey City
Tealbusy
Father
Lisson
Dety
Alexander
New York City
Gloyvil de Laisa
Tovacs
Ginaviny de Lulan
Jersey City
Fiore
New York
Jersey Guy
Clothilda
Flore
Layanni Spraty
More
Saya lv
Holmes Must Stretch Here Judgment of Lower Confirmed
The Supreme Court, in a Williams opinion, overruled errors in the Thimes murder case and affirmed the death verdict for Tl. Thlmes in the Pietzel killing. Papers rest with Gov Hastings who is expected to set an early execution date. Holmes has prepared for the gallows and reportedly sought a Catholic priest, who has visited him multiple times.
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Harry Day
Caladelphia
Supreme Court
Uation Williams
Thlmes
Benjamin I. Pietzel
Gov. Hastings
Holmes
Wonderful Cure at Poquoly House in Athol Mass
Bradley Newell of Jacksonville VI treated about fifty locals with his mystic powers at the Poquoly house. A man with muscular rheumatism traveled sixty five miles on crutches and walked unaided after Newell laid hands on him. He claims to cure every kind of ailment though not dentness blindness or paralysis. The reporter notes Newell’s honesty and vague claims of general effectiveness.
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Athol
Mass
Bradley CG
Newell
Jacksonville
Poquoly House
Liquor Law Near Des Moines Faces Senate Report
The senate suppression of intemperance committee this afternoon to report a bill permitting liquor manufacture under new provisions. The act requires 65 percent voter consent in counties, bans sales under four gallons, and prohibits liquor inventories within 400 feet of schools or public buildings. Violations carry penalties under the proposed prohibition law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Marehi
Senate
Celtics
Shipyard activity rises at Cramp's yard in Philadelphia
Officials at Cramp's shipyard say no special orders to finish the three war ships Massachusetts Brooklyn and Texas loom. Yet an air of bustle contrasts with prior quiet as work presses forward on the warships amid wartime tension and pending tasks.
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Pushtig
Warshipn
Philadelphia
March
Cramp
Massachusetts
Brooklyn
Towa
Farmers Arrested in Wisconsin Timber Theft Case
Stenling imber Eau Chile Wis Mareh G Henry Arbux and Stamuel Gunderson farmers of Ludington were arrested for cutting and stealing timber from lands owned by Cornell University and the Ideal Land and Loan Company. The alleged stealing amounts to $2,150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stenling
Imber
Eau Chile
Wis
Mareh G
Henry Arbux
Stamuel Gunderson
Ludington
Cornell University
Ideal Land and Loan Company
Convention splits as Morton faction gains momentum
Opening session of the state convention shows Earl Morton supporters gaining ground. Delegates appear inclined to back Morton, with indications that the Morton camp will seek to instruct the St Louis delegation for Governor Morton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
Tallminsser
Egan
Clement
St Louis
Pence proposes $2 billion for monument at Appomattox site
A March proposal from Rep McMatten of Pennsylvania seeks a $75,000 appropriation to buy land and erect a monument at Appomattox Virginia. The chosen site would mark where Generals Grant and Lee met to discuss terms of surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waslington
March
Watson to Lead Warvird Crew to England Next Week
Cambridge Mass reports Coach Watson of the Warvird crew will depart for England next week. Manager Jagdon confirmed the trip but declined to specify objectives, hinting at gaining points on English rowing.
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England
Cambridge
Mass
March
Watson
Warvird
Ngland
Jagdon
Iit
Soma Polnta
Republican convention delegates for McKinley chosen
Jackson Mississippi March 6 report states the Republican convention elected delegates at large to St Louis and instructed them to vote for McKinley. The action places McKinley support in the delegation with clear guidance from the convention.
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McKinney
Jackson
Miss
St. Lows
McKinley
Connecticut Storm Dumps Flood Damage Across State
The great rainstorm and flood cause widespread damage in Connecticut and New York. Bridges wash out across lines, the Poquabuck river floods, the old Bristol copper mine dam bursts, and rail traffic is disrupted. Losses include homes flooded, possessions lost, and a freight wreck near Worst-ville with injuries. Property damage exceeds hundreds of thousands, with significant river swelling and road closures reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Middletown
Bristol
New England Railway
Worestville
Winsted
Litchield County
Philadelphia
Reading
Litchfield County
Brooklyn
Iail
Fought in Minnesota as boxers fight on ice in snow
In West Superior Wisconsin last evening Murphy of Chicago was knocked out by Batterson of San Francisco in the sixth round. The fight occurred on an island in a saw mill on the St Louis river. Sheriff and armed deputies followed the prize fighters as they fled towards Wisconsin. Minnesota officers refrained from interference and the ring was pitched on snow covered ground in zero weather with a clear space shoveled for the bout.
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Wensra
Murphy
Patterson
Wisconsin
West Superior
Wis
Chicago
Batterson
San Francisco
Ben
Chey Lid
St. Louis
Gov. Upham
Sherif
Niles
St Paul
Ifowell
Carleton County
Booth Plans Independent Salvation Army Movement
Ballington Booth announces plans to form an independent American Salvation Army with his wife as leaders. He says the decision was prompted by widespread letters and messages from Auxiliary members. the movement will be broadly American in character, with strong support from prominent men and women. Details and lines of work will take weeks to finalize.
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Mira
Booth
New York
Ballington Booth
American Salvation Army
Jeaders
Salvation Army
Hrooth Aml
Mya
Myself
Ife
Sultan Visits Palace in Stamboui Quarter During Ramazan Festival
The sultan visited the rookapon palace in the Stanboni quarter to perform the ceremony of kissing the prophet's mantle during the mid Ramadan festival. The visit passed without any hostile demonstration.
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Paxsod
Quleily
Constantinople
Mareh
Identity of the would-be assassin in Jefferson Wis
John Wright, a forty year old man laid off last Monday, is identified as the would be assassin of J. M. Smith in Jefferson Wisconsin. Authorities say a fire destroyed the factory where a warning was found, and Wright’s motive is described as a revenge act. He leaves a wife and two children. a council of Indian chiefs will meet at the White Earth agency in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson, Wis
J. M. Smith
John Wright
Tnele
Wright
White Earth Agency
Minnesota
Crow Creek Sioux Demand Immediate Federal Reimbursement
Crow Creek Sioux delegation, including White Ghost and tribal leaders, urged Commissioner Chamberlain for $108,004 reimbursement for per capita payments denied after a reservation opening six years ago. They demand immediate payment and accuse Congress of delaying justice while asserting prior appropriation.
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Crow Creeks
Sam O Dan
Wire Chamberlain
Crow Creek
White Ghost
Ihe
Cathrodeland
Tony Wiourboy
Yale Claanbertat
Carlisle Lhve Choice of Vieveland No Third Term
Washington reports a cabinet member says President Cleveland would not accept another nomination even with election guarantees. John G. Carlisle of Kentucky is named as the administration candidate. Olney has been mentioned.
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Vieveland
New York
Moreh
the Herald
Washington
Mikes
Cleveland
J Ohn G. Carlisle
Kentucky
Olney
Kerr
Mr. Carlisle
Helels
Mass Cuban American meeting in Warner hall supports Cuban independence
A large crowd of Cubans and Americans gathered in Warner hall for a mass meeting. Pictures of George Washington and Jose Marti adorned the stage as the crowd urged insurgent rights and praised the American government while denouncing Spain. Dr. Guiteras presided as head of the United Cuban clubs of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuthaningue
Che
Warner Hall
George Washington
Jose Marti
Cuba
Guiteras
United
Spain
Compete With the Comming St Louis Conference Plan
Representatives of tobacco firms not in the American Tobacco group met in St Louis to discuss following Liggett & Meyers and Lorillard by producing cigarettes locally. Attendees included P Porillard of Lorillard, Roy City N I E Wry Middleton Ohio BT Soroz of Middleton, Col W Wetmore of Liggett & Meyers, and John Drummond of Drummond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comming
St. Loui
Tobacco
American Tobacco Company
Draumsmend Tobacco Company
Liggett & Meyers
Obacco Company
P. Porillard
Lorillard & Co
Ter
Bara Boo Sayings Bank Goes Into Voluntary Liquidation
Bara Boo Sayings bank of Bamboo Wisconsin announces voluntary liquidation. Depositors are urged to draw funds by April 1 after the bank closed during the panic of 1903 and later reopened under new management but failed to be profitable, leading principal stockholder J M Jenks of Minneapolis to wind up affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bamboo
Wis
Baraboo Sayings Bank
F. W. Brewster
J. M. Jenks
Minneapolis
Missing Cody woman found dead near Tacomi Washington
The body of Mrs A B Cody, missing for a month and sought coast to coast, was found today in brush on the outskirts of the city. She lay in a reclining posture with a bullet wound to the right temple and a revolver in her right hand. Terbus Ham gave up the search Friday and started for his home in Chicago.
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Caidy
Cody
Tacomi
Wash
A. B. Cody
Eft
Terbusham
Chicago
Expulsion Wave Reported Against Missionaries Abroad
Berlin dispatch notes Russia has asked to expel all English and American missionaries from Asia Minor and Troy as part of a broader diplomatic move. The Lekalanzeiger cites the request and indicates a coordinated crackdown on foreign religious workers.
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Uxpul Minsionavien
Berlin
Lekalanzeiger
Russia
Porte F
Troy
Asia Minor
Double death by own action shocks Whitehall man
Ole Andersen Aga, a Scandinavian thirty one years old, committed death by own action this morning at his house in the town of Pigeon, Missouri. He cut his throat and afterward hanged himself in his barn. Illness was the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Wis
Ole Anderson
Aga
Hou
Pigeon
Wimsele
Bern
Uprising in Madras Suburb Turns Deadly
In Uperwing of Manunthu Madras on March 4 the uprising of Maplan fanatics grew. British forces clashed with a large party yesterday and killed about a hundred, marking a severe escalation.
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Manunthu
Madras
India
Congress Debates Cuba Aid and Senate Speeches
Washington March saw Cuba aid dominating House debate as senators Sherman Reed and others argued for Cuban independence. The chamber passed concurrent resolutions backing Cuban belligerency while partisan lines held on key appropriations and clerical pay changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cuba
House Foreign Analys Committee
Washington Marvell and the Furlough of Salaries Debate
The article reports on legislative moves to abolish the fur system and fix salaries for federal districts. It notes proposed amendments, committee reports, and salary figures for district attorneys across several regions, with a focus on Western Pennsylvania and other states. It also covers the Senate’s discussion of the Dupont seating and Cuban resolutions sent to conference.
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Marvell
de Salisles
United States
Sitley Crom
Comitine
Ynnia
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Western
North Dakota
South Dakota
Senate
Delaware
Mitchell
Dupont
Committee On
Ma___ Market Data From Chicago and Minneapolis Summary
Wheat and corn prices referenced across Chicago and Minneapolis markets with bid and ask figures. Livestock receipts include hogs, cattle, calves and sheep with representative sales and price ranges. Market tone shows mixed demand with hogs firmer and cattle weak, grains steady to up slightly.
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Groha Mit
Chlengea
Aley
Sepel Eaber
Rye
Unsh
Dle
Finx
Crash
May
Dimothy
Guih
Ielo
Chicago
Minneapolis
Marcel Close
Milwinkes
Miareh
Hoxsie
Mine disaster at Cleophis conch mine in Prussia Silesia
Report from Wreinn Mine Verlin dated March 6 describes a deadly incident at the Cleophis conch mine in Kuttowha Prussia Silesia. Twenty one miners have been recovered. several others remain entombed and unaccounted for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wreinn
Verlin
Kuttowha
Prussia
Silesia
Five men and a woman condemned in Talia States court
In Talia States court today Judge Darker sentenced George Pearce Webster Isaacs John Venere Berry Foreman and Mollie King to death. Execution tentatively set for Thursday, April 30, with the date to be announced by officials.
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Fly
Smith
Ark
Talia States
Ludge Darker
George Pearce
Webster Isaacs
John Venere
Berry Foreman
Mollie King
New Jersey Coast Rescue of Sarah and Lucy Crew
Supt Hnayena reports the schooner Sarah and Lucy ran ashore near Holybeach station on the New Jersey coast. The crew was saved.
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New York
Hnayena
Lfe
Geérytee
Sarah
Lucy
Holybeach Station
New Jersey
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