Memorial Stones for Washington's Monument and Utah Protest
Telegraph reports on funding shifts for the Washington Monument project with proposed salaries for Marshals and District Attorneys. Utah lodges a protest over Edmunds bill implementation, while other items cover tariff changes on dried lizards and sharp declines in internal revenue receipts.
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Washington
Utah
Secretary of the Treasury
San Francisco
Washington’s Monument
Washington Monument
Wyoming
Montana
Legislative Assembly of
Senate
Territory
Edmunds
Congress
Secretary of State
United States
Europe
New York
Wheat Outlook Reports Abundant Yield Across States
Reports from multiple states indicate favorable winter wheat conditions and an expected bountiful harvest for the coming season. Experts note early seeding in the northwest and generally good condition with only local damages from cold, ice, and floods.
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Mil Waukze
S. W
Silc
Northwest
W. D. Hord
United States
Wisconin
Talmadge
Looky Uig Weil
Alexander Lleion
State Board of Agriculture of
Indiana
Dunage
W. L Chamberlain
Gilg
J. W. Sanborn
Columbia Agriculture State Board of
William Sims
State Board of
Kansas
Tinois
Tloods
H. A. Conant
Michigan
New York
Pennsylvania
California
Kentucky
Market drift as firms suspend amid modest failures
Curcace reports the suspension of Shepard & Peacock and H C Kenyon & Co with both stating operations continue in some trades. The announcements contribute to early market weakness while no failure is deemed significant. Kate N Doggett dies in Havana after a life in art and women’s advancement. Mrs Sarah Smith dies aged 100 in Mattoon after years bedridden and tobacco use. Delaware Lackawanna & Western declares a quarterly 2 percent dividend. Dover reports rising water endangering bridges. US business failures panel shows seven day totals from B Duan & Co.
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Curcaco
Shepard & Peacock
H. C. Kenyon & Co
Topacco Mattoon
Sarah Smith
Rioting at Cincinnati Jail After Berner Guilty Verdict
A Cincinnati crowd of about ten thousand gathered at Music Hall to protest the Monday verdict finding Berner guilty of manslaughter. Violence erupted as the mob moved toward the jail, breaking windows, firing, and attempting to breach the prison as militia opened fire. Two policemen, a civilian, and a boy were among the wounded with reports of arson and a mass retreat as the mob dispersed. Berner was moved to Euclid Avenue, and rioting continued into the night with uncertain outcomes.
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Cincinnati
Music Hall
Kemper
Berner
Lynehem
Mingie
Hickenlooper
Carter
Tom Campbell
Cambell
Bennet
Berkers
Dutik
Leveland
Joe Moves
Hawk
Twn
Dal
Bloody mob siege and gun store looting near jail
A violent mob overwhelmed the jail area and armory, seizing muskets from the National Guard and looting Kittridge’s gun store. Soldiers fired on outsiders as orders escalated toward a possible bloody clash. Wounded by soldiers include bystanders and police, amid ongoing gunfire and threats to burn the jail with coal oil.
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Johnson
National Guard
Main Street
Kittredge’s
Prince Leopold Dies On the Way to Damnstult Wedding
Luxpex March 28 Prince Leopold fourth son of Victoria died suddenly at Cannes at two oclock this morning on the way to attend the wedding of his niece Princess Victoria of Tease. The Queen affected. The Prince of Wales notified at Aintree racecourse. End of Selton visit. horses Spectrum and Callander weighed. Duke of Montrose and Sir George Chetwynd stayed.
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Luxpex
Prince Leopold
Victoria
Cannes
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Daminstult
Princess Victoria
Tease
Prince of Wales
Selton
Aintree
London
Spectrum
Callander
Duke of Montrove
Sir George Chetwynd
Alamborough House
Loxvox
Dongola
Cairo
Suakim
Kassala
Osman Digna
America
Lowpox
Glasgow
Boston
Seveneford
County Mayo
Ireland
United States
Lancaster
Alexandria
Wool growers of Pennsylvania plan April convention in East Liberty
Pittspureu March 28 A mass convention of the wool growers of Pennsylvania is called for April 17 and 18 at East Liberty to discuss tariff issues and prepare a program. Delegates will be sent to the Wool Growers National Convention in Chicago May 7, aiming to influence the Republican convention outlook.
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Balaries
Wasumorox
United States
Springer
Treasury
Chicago
Wool Growers’ National Convention
Sheep plague in Newcasenstown linked to grub worm
In Newcasenstown Ohio a unusual sheep illness called grub is killing many flocks. Worms deposit eggs in nostrils in late summer, hatch in March and burrow to the brain, killing instantly. No remedy known. farmer Richard King loses about thirty fine sheep. others report near-total losses. Albany reports state Senate debate on indecent publications and cruelty to children. Ice on Kennebec River tears rails and washes lumber. Prohibition cases in Kansas involve saloon disturbances and women’s raiding liquors. Broker William Door fails for 3000 dollars in Pittsburgh March 20.
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Newcasenstown
Richard King
Multifaceted Local News Mix From Early 1900s Notes
A diverse clippings roundup covers proposed bills on woman suffrage, age ranges for marbles play in Angel’s Camp, runaway residents in Columbus New Jersey, eight hour law observance at Sandy Hook ordnance tests, Calamity Jane’s frontier legend joining a stampede for Cour d’Alene, a Sayreville horse hauling coal dust, contested views on French Canadian exile in the U S, a rabbit incident in Atlanta, a spread of spiritualist organs across Europe, Devon cattle association forming in Pittsburgh, an Atlanta imitator of Mrs Myra Clark Gaines and Myra Rosberry suing for land in Atlanta with a $500000 value.
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Connecticut
Leste
Harskey
Angel's Camp
Calaveras County
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Hitle
Columbus
N. J
Litvotn
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Jane
Gany
Yellowstone
Sayreville
Wantag
United States
Charles Dawoon
Atlanta
France
Belgium
Holland
Spain
Italy
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Austria
Russia
Mexico
Antilles
Chile
Brazil
Uruguay
Australia
India
Cape Colony
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Westnesday
American Devon Cattle Association
John M. Miller
Hickory
E. D. Hicks
Nashville, Tenn
F. W. Reed
Zanesville, C
James Buckingham
Zanesville
Myra Clark Gaines
Mary Rosberry
Fourth Ward
Mixed March 29 items include rail cases and disasters
Judge Wattice denied a preliminary injunction to restrain Western Union from using telegraph lines over the West ore Railroad in a U S Circuit Court ruling. Coffees and teas broker L W Montford & Co failed due to margin calls. Grand Trunk reports no wage cuts for workers. Mail carrier Meini Steiner drowned crossing Sheridan Creek. Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph to add twelve direct wires to Chicago. Amanda L Stewart, a young woman, has disappeared in Trimble County. Vanderbilt directors honor Augustus Schell after his death. Sir McDonald ill with a cold. Hamilton Creek flood swallows Royal Oak building. residents displaced.
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Farendtten
New Tors
Wattice
United States Circuit Court
Western Union Telegraph Company
National and Battmore &Ohio
Westore
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