Colquitt Death Spurs Senate Funeral Procession
The funeral of Senator Colquitt was held in the Senate chamber at 9 this morning. His body will be taken to Macon Georgia for interment, accompanied by committees from both houses and family members. The article lists Senate and House committees, attendees, and outlines Colquitt’s long public career from Georgia legislator to governor and U.S. senator, noting his paralysis since 1892 and limited participation in debates. Also mentions related political maneuvering in WasWashington on a pension matter and a pension notice for Jo Charlies D. of Michigan.
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Chicago
Walton County
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Princeton College
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United States Army
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Hattie
Dorothy Colauitt
Doings of Congress in March 1906 report
Secretary Herbert's report on the Carnegie armor plate fine was submitted to Congress. The Cobb case was adopted in the Senate. The appropriation bill passed with limited debate, while the military academy funding stood at 400,438, a cut of 32,000 from the prior year. The adjournment date remained unsettled amid political maneuvering.
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Herbert
Carnegie
Congress
Exene
Admiral Welker
Cleveland
conley-Cobb
Senate
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Forger Detained After Loudonville Arrest
Millersburg March 27. A stranger named Zents was captured in Loudonville on suspicion of forgery. Police recovered forged notes totaling 200 to 325 dollars from wealthy citizens. He confessed after evidence pointed to the vault and water closet. He is jailed on 500 bail, with more notes and possible confederates suspected.
Funeral plans for Louis Kossuth in Tousin
In Tousin on March 27 preparations for the funeral of Louis Kossuth are nearly finished. After a 9 a.m. service at the Evangelical church the body will go to the railroad depot and be placed in a temporary mortuary until evening. Then municipal authorities will hand the remains to Budapest officials. A special train at 8 p.m. will carry Kossuth’s body to Budapest with Hungarian delegates. another train will transport the main delegation. Both trains are expected to reach Budapest Thursday morning.
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Louis Kossuth
Buda-Pesth
Kossuth
Buda- Pesth
Denver Fire and Police Board Ruling Shifts to District Court
Denver verdict states the legality of fire and police board members must be resolved in district court. The ruling centers on the governor overstepping by enforcing removal. Fire and police commissioners, though appointed by the governor, are treated as municipal officers. Governor Waite remains silent on next steps as public unease grows.
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Denver
Supreme Court
Fire and Police Board
District Court
Fire and Police Commissioners
Waite
Attorneys Seek Venire in Harrison Assassination Case
Chicago March 27 The Prendergast defense asked for a venire to speed jury selection in the insanity proceedings against the mayor killer but Judge Chetlain denied the request. Attorneys warned of possible State delay, while State’s A Kern denied any such plan and opposed a special venire.
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Chicago
Prendergast
Harrison
Chetlain
A Kern
Poisoning Case Ties Mrs Meyer to Adopted Son Death
A report from Active Wisconsin on March 28 says Mrs Meyer, previously returned from Brooklyn on a charge of poisoning her former husband Herman Groenke, also poisoned an adopted son who died two years ago.
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Defense holds Breckinridge testimony in Pollard case
Washington March 27 The defense in the Pollard Breckinridge case holds Colonel Breckinridge testimony as last. His wrongdoing is admitted but it is claimed he was the victim of a designing woman.
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Washington
Pollard-Breckinridge
Colonel Breckin
New Platte River Paper Mills Open in Denver
Denver March 25 The new Platte River Paper mills costing 525000 dollars have begun operation with a workforce of 200 men alongside workers from the old mill.
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Denvre
Platte River
Markets and livestock prices across several cities
The March 27 reports from East Liberty, Cincinnati, and New York show varied markets for butter eggs cheese and poultry with prices for creamery butter 24 25c and 21972, eggs 31 production lines, Swiss and domestic cheeses, and poultry costs including live chickens ducks and turkeys. Cattle hogs and sheep prices are listed with market conditions described as slow in Cleveland and steady to strong elsewhere. Continuous notes include wheat corn oats futures and spot prices across several ports.
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New York
Uimberger
Pennsylvania
East Liberty
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Giigo
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Waite appointees seize police chief post in Denver clash
Judge Glynn voided an injunction against Governor Waite and the city board, allowing Mullins and Barnes to take office. Orr and Martin refused to yield, while Stone clung to control of the police. Farley was installed as chief as the new board organized amid threats of a mandamus if the old board resists.
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Glynn
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Waite
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Martin
Mullins
Barnes
Stone
John Farley
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Farley
Kossuth Relic Move Authorized by Austria
Turn, March 26. An Austrian permit to transport General Kossuth’s body through Austrian territory was granted after an application to the foreign affairs minister. Kossuth’s large and valuable library will be placed in the Budapest museum. The prefect of Turin visited the Kossuth family, conveying King Humbert’s personal condolence.
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Kossuth
London war office secrets tied to Gibraltar fortifications
Birmingham correspondent reports belief that vital war office secrets were obtained for France at Whitehall concerning Gibraltar fortifications. Also, Commander Vermey Lovett Cameron, noted African traveler, died after a horse accident near Leighton Buzzard following a hunt with Baron Rothschild's hounds.
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Birmingham
London
Birmingham Post
War Office
Whitehall
Gibraltar
Vermey Lovett Cameron
Baron Rothchild
Leighton- Buzzard
Bedfordshire
Rule In Partition and Administrator Notice in Indiana County
In the Court of Common Pleas No. 1 December Term 1893, partition case. Inquisition confirmed. rule to appear June 4 1894 at 2 PM to accept or bid on real estate valued at 886.43. Notices to county residents by personal service and six weeks in the Indiana Progress for nonresidents. mail copies to nonresidents. Also Administrator's Notice for A W Fuller estate in Banks Township Indiana County Pa. Debts to be paid and claims presented for settlement. D A Gorman Administrator. Horton Pa. March 21 1894.
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IndiaNa
Elder Peelor
A. W. Fuller
Banks Township
Indiana County
D. A. Gorman
Admr
Horton, Pa
Not Executed Withont Trial Report From Rio
Rio de Janeiro dispatch March 28 reports officials deny claims that prisoners were executed without trial. No such executions occurred and authorities say the statement is false.
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Rio de Janeiro
Death of Henry Halsey Conover Veteran Livestock Merchant
Henry Halsey Conover a veteran livestock and commission merchant died at age 67 in Cmeano on March 28. He was a longtime figure in regional markets and commerce.
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Cmeano
Henry Halsey Conover
New Postmasters Named in Pennsylvania Areas
Washington March 27 report lists new appointments and removals for multiple Pennsylvania post offices. Avonmore J P Bush replaces Pearce. Rich mond A H Lanphier replaces Kinley. Oak Station G G Pastre replaces Brodie. Poster George Bish replaces Hain. Taylor G L Tomlin replaces Portens. Winslow W W Bowers replaces A G Winslow.
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J. P. Bush
J. . Pearce
Elbel
Jacob Neff
New Richmond
A. H. Lanphier
Z. E. Kinley
Oak Station
G. G. Pastre
E. E. Brodie
Poster
George Bish
B. Hain
Taylor
G.L. Tomlin
S. Portens
Sae Eet
Winslow
W W. Bowers
A. G. Winslow
South Dakota Farm Output and Prospects
Farmers in South Dakota enjoy a diverse farming field with abundant wheat corn barley and flax and strong markets at good prices. Stock raising and wool growing are thriving, with vast tracts of fine land available at reasonable terms and long deferred payments. For more information contact John R. Pott District Passenger Agent 486 William Street Williamsport Pa.
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South Dakota
United States
John R. Pott
William Street
Williamsport
State Normal School Indiana Opens Spring Term
The State Normal School Indiana Pennsylvania begins the spring term of fourteen weeks with tuition for teachers attending the full term set at twelve dollars per term. Despite hard times, supplies and catalogs are advertised as more generous than ever, inviting enrollment.
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State Normal School
Indiana
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