Whittaker Held Without Bail in Goebel Case
In Franklin County Court Judge Moore ordered Whittaker held to the April grand jury without bail. Testimony showed Whittaker offered money to a constable and gave multiple, conflicting alibis about the Goebel assassination. State witnesses described revolvers seized from him and Goebel’s defense framed treason fears guiding Taylor’s actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittaker
Diklav
Goebel
Moore
John A. Miles
Frankfort
Whittaker
Milon
Miles
D. £. Armstrong Sware
Louisville
Senate
Armstronng
Davis Harrod
Woulaville
Marrod
Seo
Taylor
Police Tighten Guard as Plot Detections Prompt Polls
Discovery of plots by Russian and Polish nationalist groups triggers renewed police vigilance. In St Petersburg security tightens on the czar's itinerary with patrols along the Neva, at barracks, theaters, and public events as authorities step up counterplot measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Caar
Witter Palane
Neva Quay
American Casualties in Philippines Reported by War Department
Washington dispatch: General Otis reports eight killed and twenty two wounded among U S forces in the Philippines. Lieutenant Mcour F Koehler of the Ninth Infantry is among the dead at Tinkaba on March 4. Denton Texas reports a letter from Thomas Petty, a Denton county boy in the Thirty-third regiment, noting Otis praising that unit as the fighting luau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horna
L. RR. Hare
Toxie
West Point
Young Petty
Washington
Otmn
War Department
Mdcor F. Koehler
Ninth Infantry
Tinkaba
Denton
Texas
Thomas ‘Petty
Denton County
Otis
Seamuimea
Gallehoy
Philippines
Daughters of the Republie
Culsene
Pitth
George Palamatiakos
Clarence Mitchell
Mitchelle
Pauncefote to Remain as Ambassador to Washington
London reports the British government will keep Lord Pauncefote as ambassador in Washington indefinitely. Salisbury was persuaded by press support and Pauncefote’s knowledge of Sino American tensions, with no fixed end date. the stay likely extends through year’s end amid ongoing controversies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Lord Paundefote
Washington
Audh
Lord Balisbury
Lord Pauncefote
Lord Pauncefore
Lord Salisbury
Associated Presa Ia
Lord Saliabury
United Stats
McKinley
Breitlich
Britain
John Hay
State Department
Salisbury
Prineetote
Fas Mallir
Ame Baneador
Bauneetote
Ao Hume
Manne-Hay-McKinley
Six Indicted in Brooklyn Rapid Transit Rumor Case
A New York special grand jury indicted six men including Alfred Gostine Harry J Alexander Charles Davis Eugene L Packer Warner T Allen and Bogart for distributing false reports about Brooklyn Rapid Transit stock. Arraignments set bonds ranging from 4000 to 11000 with other named defendants awaiting travel to the city. The presentment cites circulars telegraph and word of mouth rumors that damaged stock prices and harmed innocent holders. The panel notes several others may be implicated and warns that publishing false information to move markets is criminal and dangerous to public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hroonlyn Rapid Transit
Alfred R. Gostine
Philadelphia
Harry J. Alexander
Charles Davis
Wall Street Review
Eugene L. Packer
Warner T. Allen
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Bogart
Goaline
Alexander
Davia
Montia
Brooklyn
Boston
Tits Grand Jury
General Brabant Drives Boers From Dordrecht
A chaotic plaintext summary notes General Brabant forcing Boer forces to retreat from Dordrecht. It mentions British victories quieting Dutch resistance, and lists various military and political items including commissions, port negotiations, and local civic actions. The garbled text references multiple individuals and regional actions with uncertain specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brabant
Dordrecht
Gitacro
Stromburs
Meat inspection debate lingeres as Berlin meets
The meat committee finished its work. officials argued that requiring foresters and domestic meats to endure the same examination as imports would amount to banning all imported meats. The issue continues to occupy press attention ahead of a relchstag debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa
Berlin
Preva Io
Senate conference report on finance bill adopted by vote
The Senate approved the conference report on the financial measure by a one vote margin. Representative Simon responded to Mr Carter and addressed Messrs Allen and Aldrich as the House considered the pension for a disputed election case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Simon
Carter
Allen
Aldrich
Mr. Simon
Mr. Carter
Mr. Allen
Finance
A Fragmented Chronicle of World News Events
Reports from many cities describe fires, murders, trials, and political motions. Notable items include a three story blaze at a linseed oil plant, a ship detained in quarantine, a Maine professor’s suicide amid overwork, and a coroner's inquest verdict on a train wreck in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chivagh
Pire
National Linseed Oil
Polk and
Flisworth
Boss
Gsolhoith Ie
Norfolk
Shaw
Grand Army
The
Republic
Hwaxter
Dan Mine
Big Baby
Mra
Mima
New Y York
Solomeo Humphreys
Iron Mountain
Minsouri
Memphis
Tent
Ilinels Central
Hardy Banke
Tim O'Leary
W. A. Huckley
Banbas
Behmidapp Fam
Dayton
Ohio
United States
Tlanta
New Orleans
Mords Schwarte
M. G. Well
Ptain Aara
Couvile
Agai
Political turmoil and criminal cases surface in scattered report
A chaotic blend of political notes and legal cases appears with mentions of party leaders, a murder charge against Morland Whittaker, and six indictments in the Brooklyn Rapid Transit probe. Stock market confusion and grain prices are noted amid a fragile economic outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Hom
Alfred J.harmer
Conaiee
Pennsylvanis
Ated
Philadelphia
Morland Whittaker
Goethe
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Boor Priesters and Transvaal Annexation Talk Abroad
Reports from New York London and Leidon describe Boor Priesters arriving and discussions of annexation of the Transvaal and Free State. The British government collection signatures continues as unrest among rebels near Douxgiaga eases and many plan to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leidon, March
Transvaal
Ube Free State
Howes
Commane
Presidential race notes with Harriman potential VP pick
The text discusses Harriman possibly being named as vice president if the rude presidential candidate is nominated. Debs addresses the socialistic party stance praising or critiquing trusts and divine blessings in a critical, halting quotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
Debs
Fragmented World News Snatches from Obscure Report
A garbled telegram style scribble reports a U S ship Harttor arriving at Val paraloo near London as the infamous monkey leader Gordog dies in Birmingham France. Also mentions a meeting in Cape Town and a plague factor amid chaotic phrases.
Survivors of Ashby's Brigade to Meet in Louisville Reunion
The survivors of General Ashby's Tennessee cavalry brigade will gather in Louisville during the United Confederate Veterans meeting from May 8 to June 3. An executive committee circular designates Thursday May 1, 1900 at 3 p.m. as the brigade gathering time at a designated headquarters during the Louisville stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Ashby
Tennessee Cavalry
United Confederate Veterans
Wheeler
Garpa
Army of Tennessee
City
Asboy
Pitth iMe- Kenio
Akin'aj
Uluville
Louisvile
Reynion
Clapead
Tate
Ian
Arash
First National Convention of Social Democracy Opens
The Social DevoChats convened in Indianapolis at 10 a.m. to nominate presidential and vice presidential candidates. Only about five delegates attended with many more expected to arrive. Proxies were noted as Kaloo carried them. The convention discussed nominations and absorption of the Social Labor Party amid halting support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Social Democratic Party
Kaloo
Social la
Labor Party
Social Labor Party
Jon Nari
J.B. Harriman
California
Prs
Par Payee
Labor
Bate Eare
Bow Weisved
Union Loyalty Highlighted by Tennessee Cavalry Leaders
The report notes devotion to coach and memory, naming P. Coffin of Batesville Arkansas and John L. James of the First Tennessee Cavalry in Columbia, along with De Wolfe Miller of the Second Tennessee Cavalry at Yellow Stone Tennessee, W. G. Allen of the Fifth Cavalry in Dayton Japan, WH Hendley of the Ninth Battalion Tennessee Cavalry in Columbia, and the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At- Mena
Union
Nmes
P. Coffin
Batesville
Ark
John L. James
Tennésace Cavalry
Columbia
de Wolfe Miller
Tennesate Cavalry
Yellow Stone
Tenn
W. G. Allen
Tennesses Cavalry
Dayton
Jenp
Ib. Hendley
Tennessee Cavalry
Columbia, Tenn
Chicago Building Material Plants Idle Fifty Thousand
Chicago march 6 forty thousand idle in building trades due to labor troubles. Close plants to force union and contractor settlement. Ten thousand in quarries and yards join 30,000 in shipping and milling sectors plus 7,000 machinists and 4,000 more on strike. Company says no material sales until a settlements reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ettike
Ines
Western Blonc
St Louis Transit Strike Demanded by 1000s of Workers
In St Louis a mass meeting of about five hundred employés and former employés of the transit system demanded no further discharge of motormen and conductors due to union affiliation and the reinstatement of those discharged. The ultimatum will be given to the Transit company tomorrow morning, and a strike could affect about four thousand men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Two Killed as Freight Engine Drops into Street
A heavy freight engine on the westbound track of the Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad sank through Robinson street Allegheny at 1 AM. Four men rode the engine two killed outright others injured. The dead are A K Millar and Hd Pewald. Conductor James Martin was badly cut. Engineer Samuel Brior escaped by jumping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Mbicago
Robinson Street
Allegheny
A. K. Millar
HD Pewald
James Martin
Simuel Brior
Cubans at peace as rumors of uprising are denied
Havana reports deny United States rumors of Cuban uprisings. Press notes Cubans feel content and desire peaceful elections. National party leaders publish a program stressing elections’ importance and American scrutiny of conduct before any promise of island transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
United States
Cubs
Fsland
Cuba
la Lucha
Cita
Committee of the
National Party
Died in Jail: Flanagan the Triple Murderer
The report notes Flanagan, confessed triple killer, died in jail after a New Orleans-Atlanta area crime. It mentions Ruth Black and Mrs. Mary Allen killed near Poplar Street, with W. Allen targeted, and a coroner’s examination pending to determine cause. Public speculation surrounds his death and potential complicating factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flanagan
Atlanta
Moreh
Edward
Flataean
Ruth Black
Mary Allen
Poplar Scripas
Newars
Ince
Allen
Tearm
W. Allen
Pera
Hela
Senate Shows Little Interest in Finance Bill Vote
Washington March 6 The senate gave scant attention to the conference report on the financial bill with only four speeches before the vote. The conference report passed 44 to 26 as the chamber shifted to other business, including a public building bill for Nathews Mississippi and a tribal agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahington
Senate
Quay
Simon
Ore
Carter
Mont
Corbett
Niove
Montana
Aly
Alabama
Alien
Aldrich
Allen
Mr. Allen
Natehws
Miss
Aldrion
Allison
Baker
Bard
Beveridge
Burrows
Carter Clark
Cullom
Davia
Depew
Eliina
Fairbanks
Foraker
Foxstar
Frye
Gallinger
Gear
Teste
Hanna
Hansbrough
Hawler
Hoar
Lindsay
Lodge
McBride
McComas
McMumber
McMillen
Mazon
Nelson
Penrose
Perkipe
Filatr
Plottin
Proctor
Quarles
Rass
Scott
Shoup
Thurston
Wellington
Wetmore
Nees
Bacon
Bate
Butler
Chandler
Chilton
Clark
Clay
Coonwell
Culberson
Harris
Heitfeldt
Jones
Ark
Nev
Kenny
McLaurin
Martin
Morgan Pettigrow
Pettus
Rawlins
Sullivan
Taliaferro
Teller
Illman
Turner
Dallas
Texas
Commission of the Five Civilized Tribes
Seminole Tribe of Indians
Free Bay
Entire Day Devoted to Aldrich Robbing Contest in Congress
Washington March. The House spent the day considering the Aldrich Robbing contested election case from Alabama's Fourth district. Robbins, the sitting member, spoke for an hour. Burkett of Nebraska spoke for the contestant and Mecara Glenn Da Armond of Missouri spoke for the contesters. The conference report on the financial bill was returned from the Senate today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Alabama
Robbins
Burkett
Nebraska
Mecara
Glenn
da Armond
Senate
Naval command changes as Admiral Watson to return home
Washington March 6 Admiral Watson will transfer his flag to Baltimore due to fragile health. Admiral Remey, currently in charge at Portsmouth, will replace Watson. Remey will take over Portsmouth Navy Yard and be succeeded by Admiral Cromwell in the Portsmouth posting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Watson
Remey
Washington
Baltimore
Mediterranean Sea
Admiral Remey
Ports Mouth
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Admiral Cromwell
Philippine Commission heads to conference with McKinley
President in Washington reports brief aviation and policy talks with Mr. Moyes and Bernard Moore regarding the Philippine commission agenda. The exchange signals ongoing planning as the commission prepares for possible actions and administrative changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eclew
Washington
Bernard Monee
University of California
McKinley
Philippine Commission
Moyes
Texans Postutastere Appointed
The Post reports a new appointment on March 4 as Texans Postmen elect Burk opuas, with Sperial to The Post detailing the event and its local significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Sand Sey
Texas
Ewig Burk
Post Office Moves Across Texas Counties
The text notes the post office in Ilronw county Texas has been discontinued and will move to Perryman. Names include Vincent K Petersoy Gelina County John W Dallas County H W Springs Wise County Joseph Perry Falls County Charles G Vineyard Jack County Barigy Watt Limestone County Otto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent K
Petersoy
Gelina
John W
Dallas
H. W. . Springs
Wise County
Joseph
Perry
Falls County
Charles G Vineyard
Jack County
Barigy Watt
Limestone County
Otto
St Ilronw Couny
Texas
Perryman
Died at Sea Reported From Washington March List
A wartime casualty record notes multiple soldiers dead at sea from the Navy hospitals and ships. Names include Private Edward Kleing Twenty-fourth Infantry and Private John R hospital corps with dysentery. Sergeant John Sohn and Private Schmidt of the Thirteenth and Twelfth Infantry are listed among the sea deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Francisco
Iowa
Edward Kleing
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Asapha Schoenburger
Twelfth Infantry
NM Puny EH
Fourteenth
Nagasaki Harbor
John Rpital Corps
Patents Granted in Washington This March
Special to The Post reports patents issued including a washing machine by Daniel Bigg, seed planter by Charles W Ingr ville, seed conveyer by Thomas Webberville, plow stock by Joseph W Fillp and R B Lie, and underground electric relief by Williams of Eliasville Fort Worth and Dallas connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paten Texand Today
Daniel Bigg
Thomas A. Gainesville
Tral
Joseph W. Fillp
R. B. Lie
Charles W. Ingrville
Thomas Webberville
PLC
Fort Worth
Dorset
Georg Dallas
Underground Electric Relizf
Williams
Eliasville
Mixed congressional notices and stalled policy items in March dispatch
A sweeping budget note reports a $5,000,000 gate project for the Southwest pass of the Mississippi River and a push by Melville Browne for Alaska judicial and military roles. Senate action orders a bill to build a cable under the Pacific routes Honolulu Midway Ishinda with General Gorkin oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wauhipeton
Siasipp River
Harbors Committee
Senate Committee On
Honolulu
Midway
Ishinda
New Book for 4 VeW Ton Hatha De Hathaway
A brief entry notes a new book by Hathaway for release in Alamo Pines Texas. The item highlights the author and location without additional context or details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hathaway
Alamo Pines
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hor Y and Whittaker
State Guard
Arma T O
Hood
Danburg
Danburg, Conn
Ste. Jeffersonville
Ind
Lord Salinbury Haw
Heinin Uls Ponst
Haller
Nota
Great Britain
Orlagon Bay
Hote Eianiots
Lord Puincofdte
Pilippine Commission
Provident MeiKioley Eye de
Helton
Hardy
Weat
John Owens
Galverton
Hrakeman Fieman Hoasly
Sar
Antony
Tetas Politics
Goorenech Bill’ McDonald
Chirstian
Cec Smith
Sherman
Hoge
R. M. Love
Greenville
Americkan
Hatlaroads
N. Wan
Celine Congress
Wiban Meade
Indiana
Timois
Democratic Committeeenan
Caar Tho
George Van8ielen
Jants River
Cape Colony
Hritinhares
Puteb
Douxgiaga
Santiago DE Cale
Harttor
Valparaloo
Londox
Ittae Qgordog
Lebddr
Birminghaw
Nantes
France
Ecere
Capetown
Ashiv
Arie Wan
Capstewa
T Roberts Haw
Dipbtews
Vin Mariar
Mariani Wine—World
Fano
Yera
Sigieca
K. H. Cawthon Clothiers, Hattera, Furnishers
G14
Main Street
NOTBR
Melville Browne
Wyomi
Alaska
Corbin
Senator Davies
Minn
Mia
Vice
Contimue
Nepator
Corbi
General Gorkin
Lawton
Grove
Hatha
Hathaway Alewaye Ye Bobbie
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!