Coast fortifications bill argued as Navy defense grows
The house debated the fortifications appropriation bill with conferees Mossra Bingham and McCall named. Rep Hamer urged coast defenses while Rep Bartlett warned coastal cities’ vulnerability. Livington backed the bill amid high costs, and Osnzon praised it as a strong twenty year fortification measure before adjournment.
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Mossra
Bingham
McCall
house
Hamer
Nebraska
Hainer
Bartlett
New York
Livingaton
Georgia
appropriations committee
McKinley
A.P.A
Chicago
Livingston
England
Spain
Mesera
Sayers
Texas
Baker
New Hampshire
Hemingway
Indiana
Osnzon
Tillman in Colorado pitchfork presentation in Denver
Senator Tillman arrived in Denver and spent the day with Democratic committee members. He was honored at a Brown Palace reception where a gold and silver pitchfork from Colorado mines was presented. The speaker urged recalling records of Sherman and Carliste, drawing applause from a large crowd. Tillman planned to address the Broadway theater tomorrow and not Arlington Park on Thursday. Nevada writers to visit California. The Nevada Press Association began a ten day tour through Southern California starting with Sacramento and Santa Barbara, then Los Angeles. twenty nine in the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Tillman
Democratic committee
Brown Palace
Murray
Colorado
Molden
United States senate
Sherman
John G. Carliste
South Carolina
Mr. Tillman
T. M. Patterson
Tillmaan
Broadway
Senator Tillman
Arlington park
Nevada
California
Reno
Nev
Nevada Press Association
California Press Association
Sacramento
Santa Barbara
Los Angetes
Cleveland’s Quiet Handling of Spanish Mission Rumor
The article notes President Cleveland has not publicly discussed a possible commission. It implies the subject is delicate with Spain and praises a diplomatic approach by presenting a respected military figure, Lee, to Havana under restraints that avoid public offense.
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Cleveland
guch
Lee
Havana
Holmes Confession Vilified Victims Stir Controversy
April 14 dispatches report Mira Kate Durkee of Omaha denies Holmes killed her claiming no death by his hand. Another alleged victim, Mrs Haverkamp of Hamilton, is unverified locally. Holmes claims to have gassed Pietze children on St Vincent Street, but officials dispute the account.
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Oana
Mira Kate Durkee
Omahe
Holmes
Mira Durkee
Burlyton
Wilamette
Haarton
Ont
Haverkamp
Hamilton
Tononty
St. Vincent Street
Carlisle to Address Chicago Labor Organizations
Secretary Carlisle left Washington this morning for Chicago where he will speak tomorrow night at a mass meeting of the labor organizations on financial issues. The trip highlights the administration's outreach to workers ahead of organized events.
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Carlisle
Wasmaros
Washington
Chicago
England's Finances Budget Speech in Commons
In the House of Commons Sir Michael Hicks Beach delivered the budget estimating 1852 revenue at £4,210,000 and current-year expenditure at £100,047,000. He hailed a large surplus, notable debt reduction, and improved working-class conditions based on tea, tobacco, and sugar consumption, while exports/imports fell by £7,591,000 in six months then rose £28,225,000 second half. He noted coffee pressure, domestic spirits replacing foreign, and outlined expense cuts including land tax reduction, farm-land rating changes, education funding, and death duty tweaks, leaving a modest contingency surplus.
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Loxpon
house
Toa
Michael Hicke-Beach
Haritish
Michael Hicka-Beach
Board of Trade Officers Elected in Los Angeles
The Los Angeles Board of Trade elected officers this morning for the ensuing year. President A. Jacoby. vice president E. P. Johnson. treasurer John B. Thayer. secretary George Parking Jr. were named.
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Board of Trade
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Board of Trade
A. Jacoby
E. P. Johnson
John 8. Thayer
George Parking Jr
Presidents report outlines 1228 pres pot members and Lynch as president
The presidents' report lists a pres pot membership of 1228 and directs the secretary to cast the convention vote for George W. Lynch, the sole nominee. George H. Berker of Boston elected first vice president with a slate of regional vice presidents and directors chosen. Boston chosen as next meeting place. Delegation toured Chicago and Santa Monica engagements followed lunch.
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board of directors
Chicago
Colorado
Trinidad
George W. Lynch
Lynch
Florence
Sandiego
Gal
George H. Berker
Boston
A. ©. Bilicke
California
Tabor
M. Bliss
Washington
B. Taylor
Florida
Warren Leland
Georgia
Charles Locke
Thoois
Edward Watton
Indians
J. E. Carlile
Michigan
I. A. Baker
Minnesota
H. Weaver
Missouri
Turn
Miseisappi
George Mark
Nebraska
D. T. Katiora
New Hampshire
C. M. Ford
New York
A. B.Cook
New Jereay
G. W. Reynolds
Montana
D. P. Rissick
North Caroline
D. C. Shearn
Ohio
F. P. Holley
Pennsylvania
J. W. Eldridge
South Carolina
W. P. Ha
Chi- Gags
Silent’s
Santa Monica
Decisions Affirmed in Drummers Tax Case and L A Bond Dispute
The court affirmed the lower court ruling upholding the city tax ordinance taxing drummers. It also affirmed the lower court’s decision in the Los Angeles street improvement bond case. The Los Angeles treasurer sought to sell delinquent property. J W Hellmap, an interested party, sued to stop the sale, but the court sustained the treasurer.
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ax Francisco
gus proms
Ohie
Los Angeles
J. W. Hellmap
Ingher
hanos
Republican Primaries in San Pracisco Pick Delegates
The Spreck party held its primaries this afternoon to choose delegates to the state convention. The regular ticket backed Allison's candidacy, but hard contests arose in many districts, ensuring representation from this city at the Sacramento convention.
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San Pracisco
Lhe Spreckelesing
Allison
Abekinley ien
Sacramento
Bulawayo Faces Supply Delays As Rail Routes Unravel
Wary Luby warns that movement to Bulawayo is hindered by limited roads and a hard time frame. Ammunition supplies for Matabeleland must reach Bulawayo, but new developments threaten to disrupt communications with the sole renewal source, raising concern over timely delivery.
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Bulawayo
tima
Matabeleland
Tre Gzar's Coronation Represented by Minneapolis Navy Ship
The United States navy will be represented at the czar's coronation festivities by the cruiser Minneapolis, the navy's swiftest vessel. Docked at Taranto, it sailed for Naples to join Admiral Selfridge's squadron and meet the San Francisco.
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Minneapolis
United States Navy
Waisuineuss
triple e
Taranto
Naplea
Naples
Cutting Affray Ends in Hotel Proprietor’s Death
Pracsevins April 14 report a cutting affray at Livtrobe where Walter Freeman proprietor of the hotel was killed by George Roberts. The men, drinking together, quarreled over trivial matters and Roberts drew a knife slicing Freeman’s throat, causing instant death. Roberts was restrained by bystanders until authorities arrived.
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Pracsevins
Livtrobe
Walter Freeman
tl sts place
George Roberta
Freeman
Roberts
Roberte
serosa
herokea
Incvha
Mysterious survey activity hints at new rail line
In a murky dig in the city Vaughn former Senta Fe staffer assembled a surveying party with unclear aims. Rumors point to a railroad line from Victor to Southern Nevada. The city council today granted Southern Ridge Railroad a franchise to operate heavy engines and passenger traffic into the city, a decision seen as business favorable.
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Oxtlit
Sax Benvarorsa
We Vaughn
thin city
Vaughase
Victor
CAI
Mevada
Rivenstar
city conseit
Southern Radge Railroad Company
cty
Warrants Issued for Filibusters and Bermudas Crew
Warrants were issued by the United States district attorney in its city for the arrest of John D. Har owner of the steamer Bermudas and the ship's officers on charges of filibustering. Dr Congesta the Spanish consul and prosecutor were connected to the case.
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United States district attorney
John D. Har
tis
Congesta
congul
Self Defense Claim Marks Murder Trial In April Case
The murder of Joza Sepulveda two months ago led to a trial today with Julian Berdugo confessing to the shooting but asserting self defense. Prosecutors note no weapon was found on the victim, challenging Berdugo’s account.
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Sita Asa
Julian Berdugo
Joza Sepulveda
Berdugo
Piano Dealer Assigns in Northern Ohio
Oxeveixan April 14. Arthur D. Coe, a prominent piano dealer in Northern Ohio, made an assignment today. Assets are estimated at $78,000 with liabilities at $120,000.
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Oxeveixan
Arthur D. Coe
Norther Ohio
Tragedy in Omeiao: Father Shoots Three Children Then Kills Self
Tonight in Omeiao, John Lohman fatally shot his three children and then killed himself through the heart, in a grim domestic tragedy. Police and investigators are at the scene as details emerge about the family and motive.
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Omeiao
John Lohman
Gunfire at action ends in fatal clash near Navadayslie
A chaotic scene unfolds as several businessmen pursue Covington after a dispute. Covington fires twice at Judge Areight, then shoots at Lohman who fires back, wounding Covington in the intestines and liver. Covington dies within half an hour without speaking.
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Covington
Judge Areight
Sherman Harvey
Henry Lehman
Lohman
Jockey Eddy Jones Injured in San Francisco Race Incident
In San Francisco on April 16 jockey Eddy Jones riding for Burns ang Waterhouse was thrown and severely injured. He suffered a broken shoulder blade and other minor injuries, taken to hospital and expected to be unable to ride for some time. The Rancho del Pato stakes for 2 year olds, valued at $2500, featured the program. Fleur de Lis and Lumina were top picks with Lumina winning the stake. Several six furlong and one mile races resulted in wins by Doubtful, Chartreuse II, Mise Brummel, Lumina, Liz Play, Crack jack, Banjo, Jezonica, Gamein, Wm. Pinkerton, and others across multiple meets.
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Bax Francisco
Eddy Jones
Burnsang Waterhouse
Wild Raspin
El Primero amables
Fleur de Lis
Lumina
fumina
Rowens B
True Blue
finehing
Doubtful
Hazel D
Tenino
Tima
Chartreuse II
Sea Spray
Ike L
Mise Brummel
Service
Strateflower
Rancho del Paso
Lalia S
Taube Rose
Poboy
Walter
Monita
Ike
Cabrillo
Logan
Collins
imo
Olive
Dungarven
Leverno d. Fimo
Silvarado
Templemare
Col. Weightman
William Pinkerton
George Miller
Nelson
Timo
Opposed to Ranging Four Crim Cuts His Throat Before Gallows
Charles Morris, who confessed to the murder of Mr. and Mrs. Dontbetts, killed himself with a razor in his cell at Columbus jail after being told to prepare for execution. The sheriff suspects Morris hid the blade in his cell since imprisonment. Morris had been tried for the same murder years earlier, was acquitted, and later confessed while in prison.
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Menu
Ohio
Charles Mozrin
Bra
Dontbetts
Columbug
The
sherif
Morris
Distiller Peppar Makes Personal Assignment in Kentucky
James E. Peppar, a well known distiller from Lixixcros Kentucky, made a personal assignment this afternoon. The estimated liabilities range between 200 000 and 300 000 dollars. The failure does not involve J B Pepper and Co.
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A. Distiller
Lixixcros
James E. Peppar
finn
J. B. Pepper & Co
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