Exciting Voyage on the Atlantic Ends in Port
The three masted schooner Edward Blake arrived in port after a 47 day Atlantic voyage from Fernandina. The crew endured five days with decks awash and 75 mile per hour winds as hail and sleet battered the vessel. Prayers by the captain’s wife and daughter were credited with saving the ship and all aboard. The crew suffered injuries and the captain cut his toe in an accident amid shattered superstructure.
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New York
Edward Blake
Atlantic
Blake
Fernandina
Smith
Babe
MULLEN S SOLDIERS TO RECEIVE BACK PAY IF BILL SIGNS
The 1862 veterans of Captain John W. Mullens Company Ninth Indiana Legion are set to get pay from a $5,000 appropriation now before the governor. The bill, praised by Senator Guthrie and Representative Roberts of Jefferson County, has long sought passage since the Civil War. Muster rolls were delayed, but several veterans remain in Madison along with widows and orphans. the Senate approved 60 to 0 and the House 60 to 0.
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Ninth Regiment
Indiana Legion
Guthrie
Roberts
Jefferson County
Madison
Senate
House
Sinless Man and Simness Woman X Rayed in Church
A church inquiry near Obeh linao reports about a holiness group formed by a couple aged around fifty, the Gibson pair, living on a farm with several grown children. Letters signed Dear Pressar and Yours in Jesus reference a belief of sinlessness, prompting church investigations. Also noted, a Missouri Senate clash over an insurance bill saw Martin and Farris trade sharp accusations and nearly escalate into a fight before guards intervened.
Priest Fatally Shoots Self in Minnesota Hotel
In Minneapolis on Thursday Rev Francis J Budzikowski a Catholic priest shot himself in bed at a hotel. He had been recently discharged from the Duluth diocese. The incident is being investigated by local authorities. In Washington on Thursday the president sent nominations to the Senate including J Otis Humphreys for a district judge post in southern Illinois Thomas Worthington for southern Illinois attorney and Charles S Wilson for the delegation to Greece Roumania and Serbia.
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Minn
Ancis J. Budzikowski
Duluth
Washington
Senate
J. Otiss Humphreys
Linois
Southern Illinois
Thomas Worthington
Ilinois
Southern Ilinois
Charles S. Wilson
Maine
Greece
Roumania
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Hoosier Legislature Members Sketch Inwit and Wit
Senator Agnew from Porter laments the canal bill defeat and anti trust measure while announcing no re election. Several colleagues shade their reputations with comments on dress, speech, reliability and influence, naming Fortunes, Darby, Wampler, Ball, Fleming, Kell, Heller, Winfield, Crumpacker, Gwin, Inman, Lawler, Purcell, Layman, Ogborn, Guthrie, Binkley, Brooks, and others in a lively portrait of the Indiana Senate. Willie Vestal’s son pages, and Clerk misprint humor surface as lawmakers push through an early session with brisk motions and comic moments.
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Porter
Calumet Canal
Senate
New War Minister Weyler Proclaims Civil Authority Restored
Madrid reports General Weyler, newly appointed minister, issues a proclamation ending siege conditions and restoring full civil administration under his authority. The move centralizes control amid ongoing unrest and marks a shift in governance.
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Madrid
WAL
Weyler
Ito
Crack Shot Fires Six Times At Burglar
Chicago March 7 Geo Roll local champion shotgun marksman fired six times at a burglar in his residence Wednesday night and the intruder escaped unscathed. Roll had just set a record of one straight pigeons and cannot explain how he missed.
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Chicago
Geo. Roll
Roll
Chicago grain and commodity price report with dairy and meat terms
Chicago market bulletin lists May wheat and corn futures moves with oats and rye, plus butter and cheese prices from creamery to packing stock. It also reports live poultry and dressed poultry prices for chickens turkeys ducks geese and capons with multiple grade distinctions.
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Chicago
Young Americas
Carrie Nation Fined in Bribery Charge Case
Mrs. Carrie Nation was fined $1 and costs after charging Barber county prosecutor Griffin with accepting bribes of 15 dollars monthly to refrain from molesting the jointists. Her husband appealed to the state supreme court.
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Topeka, Kas
Carrie Nation
Griffin
Barber County
Supreme Court
Legislature rebuffs Carrie Nation invitation
In Austin the House voted 92 to 5 to refuse any involvement with Carrie Nation. The vote came as lawmakers declined her invitation to address the body.
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Austin
Tex
House of Representatives
Carrie Nation
Kaiser Wounded. Kaiser Resting After Injury
Berlin reports Count Von Buelow says the Kaiser will stay in bed for several days due to a facial injury. Doctors describe a right cheek wound about one and a half inches long with heavy bleeding, closed by bandages rather than sewing, and note the monarch slept well.
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Berlin
Count von Buelow
Rumor Weyland Committed Suicide in Prison
Bremen reports a rumor that Weyland, the man who threw the missile that wounded the Kaiser, may have taken poison and died in custody. The claim follows his imprisonment after the incident.
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Bremen
Weyland
Kaiser
Dentist Keeps Vigil Over Wife Believed Alive
New York report March 7 states Dr. J D Dow a dentist remains beside his wife's body believing she is not dead and is in a tijamee, maintaining constant vigil.
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Danville
Barlow
New York
J.D. Dow
Remarkable health claims for Grape-Nuts Food
A Chicago man and his family credit Grape-Nuts with transforming a sick child’s diet and restoring the parents’ health. Words from Arthur W. Fanning and a user recount improved digestion, weight gain, and reliable stomach tolerance, praising the cereal’s strength and ease on weak stomachs.
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Arthur W. Fanning
Throop St
Chicago
Fanning
Postum Cereal Co
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