Meeting to Celebrate Western Waterways Progress at Exposition
An executive committee plans a two day meeting at the New Orleans Exposition on April 7 and 8 to urge renewed river improvements for the Mississippi Valley. Delegates from ferries, merchants and commercial exchanges will discuss measures to restart funding and action after Congress adjourned without funding.
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New Orleans Exposition
Our River
Ifthovim Menta
Wasmnetor
Mississippi Valley
Congress
Mussissippi Valley
Boards of Trade
United States
United States Senate
House
Raprendts
Amd
Lamar
E. P. Banna
Baltimore’ ‘& ‘Potomac Railroad
Washington
Barker
Chicago
Cockrell
Senate
Edmunds
Watt Henry Found Guilty of Murder in Second Degree
Axnox C March 9 The jury in Watt Henry wife murder trial returned a verdict of murder in the second degree on Saturday evening The bloody Dutchery was admitted but premeditation could not be established Public sentiment is strongly against Henry with talk of lynching him The courtroom scene grew tense as the prosecutor described the possible sentence amid a crowded hall
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Axnox
Watt Henry
Ines
Cabinet Sworn In and Offices to Follow
All members of the new Cabinet took the oath Saturday but assumed active control of their departments this morning. Farewells were exchanged with retiring secretaries as officials prepared for expected shifts in posts, consulates, and foreign missions. Changes in major federal offices and posts are anticipated in the coming days, with nominations for Assistant Secretaries and Auditors discussed.
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Peetry
Washixeton
New York
Aytington
Cleveland
Senate
Congress
Customs and Revenue
Boomers settle toward Payne Original Bettie exile
Captain Couch leads about a thousand Boomers toward North Canadian Payne origin settlement. Weapons are checked, and movement postponed to next Wednesday. Officials fear clashes as troops and cattlemen clash at the border while stage lines plan to move 3,000 followers toward Stillwater.
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Ankaxaas Crry
Kan
Captain Couch
Wichita
Couch
United States District Court
United States
Hollowell
Oklahoma
Stillwater
Payne's
Arkansas City
Arthur
Hateh
Washington
Wilcott
Grover Cleveland
Cherokee Strip
Henowa Archy
Benttlemén
Auribner
Ougaston
Carih
Rene
Smith
Elvil Tebniel
Captaih' Godel
Oklshoms
St Stephen's Day Trouble and Political Upheaval
A chaotic report details Sectarian tensions on St Stephen's Day in Harbor Gixce on. Parliament debates pathway to resolve anger with Catholic and Protestant factions blaming justice failures at River-Head prisoners trial. Resignations by Catholic ministers follow, signaling end of Whiteway government amid looming demonstrations and political crisis.
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Harbor Gixce
St. Stephen's Day
Penny
Orange
William Whiteway
J. W. Donnelly
Red. Kent
Ambrose
Shea
Washington
Delorobitn
Whiteway
Pryssettan Jury Sentences Davis for Life in Murder
Dr Walter F Davis receives life term for murder of Towry Munday in Woodford County. Indicted wife implicated. motive linked to $325,000 life insurance. Jury split on death penalty but chose life imprisonment amid circumstantial evidence. Also reports 100 Chicago sports arrests at Blue Island main, with chaotic seizures and injuries.
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A Pryssetan
Franxvent
Walter F. Davis
Towry" Munday
Woodford County
Dr. Davis
Munday
Inswrenes
Jiry
Port ‘Tife
Chicago
Jerry Monroe
Blue Island
Lange
Joliet
Paddy Regan
Tom Coffee
George Beerse
Retreat and muster review as British troops press Khartoum advance
March reports detail General Wolseley inspecting troops amid extreme heat after a desert retreat. Mentions Hassanyth chasers, sharp- shooters, and rationing tensions. includes warnings of continued campaigns and the dawn of a hot period. Also notes government labor shifts at Woolwich Arsenal and international tensions involving Iran, Herat, and Russian threats.
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Wong
Wolseley
Goodaron
Stewart
Bart
Khartowin
Thie
Simmer
Woolwich Arsenal
Teheran
British Boundary Commission
India
Herat
Rasala
England
Daily News
Rasela
Han
Trish
Briere de
Tuyou-Quong
Wnd
Angstas
Bosnator
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Inankirk
Dunkirk Printing Company
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Baar Secoup St
Chautauqua Farmer and Dunkirk Journal
Axle— Commercial Book
Job Pristere
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Buffalo Street
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M.D
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Touresl
Center Street
Dudkirk
N.Y
SI. James Hotel
Fabia
Neal
Aneala
JL. Dawkins
Third Street
Cox
Monroe
Sinell
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Erie
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Chicleo
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Fisher
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Cincinnati
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Mich
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James Lawson
George Murray
Jackson
Jonesville
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Conn
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Tie
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