Wife shoots husband in Cincinnati fatal domestic tragedy
Charles Adams a Union Pacific passenger agent is shot and killed by his wife Jessie Turman Adams at the Primrose flat on Race street after a tirade of abuse and a blow that felled her earlier. The weapon fired twice with a fatal shot to the head ending the confrontation.
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Cincinnati
Charles Adams
Union Pacific
Carew
Omaha
Irving
Fay
Jessie Turman Adams
Race Street
Gertie Turman
Adams
Muncazine
Intruding Soldiers Shoot Saloon Keeper and Two Privates
At Valentia Nebraska early March 16 a saloonkeeper, Ciesto H. Thompson, fired on two Fort Niobrara privates, Arthur London and Austin H. Millaman. London was mortally wounded while Millaman’s prognosis was hopeful after the attack.
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Fort Niobrara
Valentinu
Neb
Ciesto H. Thompson
Owl
Arthur London
Austin H. Millaman
Thompson
London
Millaman
Millamanay
Cuba Can Govern Itself Says Secretary Root
Secretary Root told an Associated Press correspondent that Cuba can govern itself with practical experience. He praised Cuban self governance, noted U.S. faith in the joint resolution, and dismissed reports of trouble as hysteria. He urged representing Cubans from business and civil society to study work amid years of conflict.
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Root
Savana
Root Enid
Associated Press
Cuba
Cnbana
United States
Mr. Root
The
Milling and Angora Goat Breeders Form New Societies
Kansas and Oklahoma millers, after a three day meeting, form the Kansas and Oklahoma Milling and Export company to buy surplus output or sell with a small commission. Angora goat breeders organize the American Angora Goat Breeders association with headquarters in Kansas City and a herd book for pedigrees led by Thomas H. Mastin. Coffee wrap details note McGovern knocks out Lenney in Philadelphia while a Racine jury returns not guilty for Corbett in a separate assault case.
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Torgexa
Kansas
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Kansas and Oklahoma
Angora Goat Association
Kansas Orry
Southwest
McGovern
Lenney
Phiadelphia
Terry McGovern
Eddie Lenney
Philadelphia
Industrial Athletic Club
Corbett
Racine
Wis
Henry, I. Corbett
David B. Cheney
Mrs. Cheney
Sheldon Denounces Tax Dodge in Topeka
Rev. Sheldon in Topeka denounces tax dodging and says an AT S F baggageman in Topeka pays three times as much tax as the railroad’s highest official.
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Sheldon
Topeka
Rev
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Wheat and corn decline on liquidation driven market
Chicago reports May wheat down 4 cents and May corn down with liquidation dragging futures. Weak Argentine shipments and light clearances weigh on prices while oats and provisions hold near unchanged. Cash quotes show No 2 red wheat and No 2 corn around the mid 80s to 90s.
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Chicago
Chicago Live Stock Market Report March 15
Cattle receipts 8000 with steady market. Steers to 5.80. cows 4.25. heifers up to 8.50. feeders 4.10 to 4.80. Hogs receipts 27000 with good heavy firming. best 4.80 to 5.02. Lambs and sheep mixed. western and native lambs 5.60 to 7.05. yearlings 5.80 to 6.40. Continuous market activity across cattle hogs and sheep segments.
Kansas City Live Stock Prices March 15
Cattle receipts 4 200 with small supply. native steers 440 64.05, stockers and feeders 8.30 5.40, butchers cows and heifers 8.26 4.80, canners 2.50 8.25, fed westerns 8.85 4.55, western feeders 8.50 4.85, Texans 4.00 4.40. Hog receipts 14 000 steady to 2 190 higher. heavy 4.80 4.05, mixed 4.70 4.85, light 4.60 4.75, pig 4.20 4.0. Sheep receipts 6 000. lambs 6.50 7.00, yearlings 6.06 6.40, muttons 5.50 6.00, stockers and feeders 4.06 0.00, Texans 3.00 4.00.
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Chicago
Crtcaco
Texas Fedateers
Texay
Kansas City
Fed
Texany
Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices Reported in South Omaha March 15
South Omaha cattle receipts show stronger native beef steers at 4.00 to 5.40 with feeders and calves drifting up to 7.50. Hog receipts are higher with heavy hogs near 4.74 to 4.80 and pigs around 4.70. Sheep receipts number about 1000 with lambs around 6.30 to 6.25 and western conditions near 5.05 to 5.30.
Senator Gallinger Denies Quay Vote Claim in Senate Spat
Washington dispatch reports Senator Gallinger of New Hampshire denying Penrose of Pennsylvania that he told him he would not speak on the Porto Rican appropriation and Quay case. heated exchange follows with debate on timing and constitutional questions. The House passes the District of Columbia appropriation bill and Kansas gains Fort Hays reserve for an experimental station and normal school.
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New Hampshire
Washinnton
Senate
Gallinger
N. H
Penrose
Quay
Vnhemence
Jones
Ark
United States
Porto Rico
Wellington
House
District of Columbia
Wasuington
Fort Hays
State of Kansas
Bill For Mantle Libraries
Senators McMillan and Penrose introduced bills in the senate to open libraries in Manila for the benefit of Americans there.
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Mantle
WasuiInaton
McMillan and
Penrose
Senate
Manila
Martial Law Feasibility Discussed in Coner d'Alene Inquiry
J H Forney testified before the military committee investigating the Coner d Alene affair in Washington. He defended his role as special prosecuting officer for the Bunker Hill and Sullivan mines and noted mistakes by military authorities. He supported some need for martial law and mentioned indictments against Simpkins for arson not yet public. St Louis prepares to welcome Dewey with a reception committee planning May visit. A Kansas church conduct panel expelled Rev Osborne for faith healing. Ex-Congressman Towne ill in Duluth after recent surgery.
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J. U. Forney
Coner d'Alene
Washington
J. H. Forney
Military Committee
Simpkins
St. Louie
Dewey
St. Louis
Admiral Dewey
Wieita
Kan
Southern Kansas Methodist Conference
Vincent
D. Osborne
Pearville
Aguinaldo War Secretary Surrenders to MacArthur
Aguinaldo's war secretary Plores surrenders to General MacArthur in Manila. His infant son, captured in November and stricken with smallpox, has died. In Austin Texas William J Bryan departs for home to attend Nebraska convention then tours through South Dakota and the West.
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Aguinaldo
Manilla
Plores
MacArthur
Kyan
Austin
Tex
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Lincoln
Bryan
South Dakota
West
End of Intervention Authoritative Announcement in Commons
The article reports on government stance that Britain will settle the war in its own way. It notes troop movements, including Major Weston cutting north of Bloemfontein, and estimates forces for Lord Roberts and Buller. It mentions Warrenton massing, Delcasse speaking, and Balfour reading a US note on peace mediation.
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Britain
Warrenton
Lennox
South Africa
Weston
Bloemfontein
Joubert
Lord Roberts
Fraser
Crpe
Free State
Montagu White
Johannesburg
Chamberlain
Kruger
the Times
Vaal
Buller
Daily Mail
Lourenzo Marquez
United States
M. Delcasse
Nicholas
Balfour
Hay
London
House of Commons
John Redmond
Huy
Salisbury Attitude Wins Universal Press Approval
London dispatches report Lord Salisbury’s stance toward the United States drawing broad media approval. The Daily Mail lauds McKinley’s fair conduct, warns Republican leaders against temptations, and notes Anglo American tensions amid the Washington cabinet’s moves.
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Salisbury
London
Lord Saalisbury
United States
The
Daily Mail
Huglishmen
Washington
McKinley
Methuen Pays Tribute to Cronje at Kimberley Hall
Lord Methuen, speaking at the Kimberley town hall, recalls that some enemy troops used dastardly tricks but praises the opposing army. He calls General Oronje the bravest he has met and notes unusually little vindictive feeling between the forces in this war.
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London
War Office
Lord Roberta
Methuen
Cronje
Kimberley
Lord Methuen
Oronjo
Suffragists Lose as Iowa House Defeats Equal Suffrage Bill
Des Moines March 15 The Iowa legislature nears the home stretch with key votes looming. The women suffrage measure was beaten 48 to 66 in the house after large petitions. Also covered: tax and building loan reforms, five mile saloon ban near schools, and a state library commission plan.
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Des. Mores
Supreme Court
Senate Committee On Ways and Means
Iowa
Mutuals
Anderson
Warren
Baker
Barrett
Bengston
Black
Blake
Buchanan
Byers
Carter
Clark
Hamilton
Cold
Cowles
Dunham
Eaton
Biker
Furry
Gibson
Graff
Harbert
Haasselquist
Hawk
Jones
Keck
Kent
Kerr
Kimball
McCurdy
Miller
Fayette
Myers
Patton
Prentis
Santee
Scott
Shambaugh
Towner
Veneman
Wilson
Adair
Keokuk
Wise
Lyon
Campbell
Downing
Barkley
Barringer
Bennett
Blakemore
Boysen
Carr
Clarke
Dallas
Coburn
Crouse
Dows
Edwards
Head
Hilsinger
Hinkle
Hughes
Hurn
Jenks
Kendall
Kato
Letts
Lyman
Cedar
Overfield
Payne
Putnam
Rodne
Sokol
Stallcap
Stewart
Stratton
Stuckslager
Sweet
Vemple
Thuenen
Townsend
Way
Buena Vista
Washington
Wright
Speaker
Ayres
Blume
Conley
Cottrell
Cruikshank
Dodds
Hansmann
Jaeger
Kirkwood
Koontz
McAleer
McGinn
Marshall
Nicolaus
Sauer
Theophilus
Renilly
Ems
Herriott
Iowa In
Northwestern Life and Savings of
Des Moines
Henbill
Senate
House
State Board of Dental Examiners
Library Commission
State
State Library
Capitol
Charles Aldrich
Historical Department
Museum and Historical Collection
Committee On Judiciary
Committee On Ways and Means
Committee On
Balter
State Historical Society
Penrose
Gurst
Crossley
Bachman
Ball
Bishop
Emmert
Lambert
Lyons
McIntire
Nolan
Young
Cheshire
Hayward
Hazelton
Hobart
Hubbard
McArthur
Titus
Iowa City
Deseieg
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