Death of Senator Weissinger Deepens Kentucky Senate Fight
Frankfort March 10. Death of Senator Hos Weissinger of Louisville adds to the senatorial struggle that has gripped Kentucky politics for weeks. The outcome hinges on quorum rules in the joint session and whether the Dunlap Kaufman contest unseats a Democrat. Weissinger’s last words urged colleagues to stand firm against Blackburn. Republican plans to seat Dunlap face possible denial if Worthington pins a 70 member quorum.
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Frankfort
Hosel Weissinger
Louisville
de Hunter
Blackburn
Kaufman
Dem
Svema
Worthington
Wilson
Dunlap
Weissinger
Vic Jett
Dunlap- Kaufman
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Cul lom denies withdrawal from presidential race
Senator Cul lom dismisses reports of his likely withdrawal as baseless and malicious urging Republicans to judge him by facts. He states clearly he has no intention of quitting the campaign. Separately, Swedish American Republicans meet in Minneapolis with strong attendance and McKinley support, while Hopkins is favored for governor.
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Washington
Cullom
Thuas
Hinds
Dilingis
Rockroup
Mls
Benjamin McKee
Baby McKee
Baby
New York Press
Talbert
South Carolina
Washington Star
Cabinet formed by General Ricotti in Rome
It was announced that General Ricotti formed a cabinet for King Humbert after a late evening conference. The lineup includes Marquis di Rudini premier General Ricotti minister of war Bignor Brin foreign affairs Senor Peraro treasury Admiral Racchin marine and Signor Guicciardini finance Signor Granturio justice. Good rule to enforce. Profane language is to be a sufficient ouster for a player from the field this season Boston Herald.
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Ricott
Rome
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Ricote
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Ricotth
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Senor Peraral
Treasury
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Finance
Granturio
Justice
Senate, House Activity Report From Washington March
Senate debated Dupont election issue and Cuban resolutions amid a busy day. The hours bill on pension proof passed. Numerous local-importance measures approved or considered. House moved to permit treasury erection at the department and to study contempt of court and mandatory legislation gaps. Congress also advanced post and district funds bills and a pension abolition measure.
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Albion Paper Company Faces Large Liabilities in Holyoke
The Albion Paper company of Holyoke reports liabilities between 500000 and one million dollars and assets sufficient to pay creditors a fraction of the claim. The firm has paper distributed among forty banks, mostly in Springfield Holyoke and western Massachusetts, with uncertain recovery prospects. A cable from Thomas Hammond expresses appreciation for counsel provided by Manion and notes an impending preliminary trial.
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Albion Paper Company
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His Famous Suit Against Sage Upheld in New York
The Appellate Division affirmed the 10,000 verdict for William R. Laidlaw against Russell Sage for injuries from the bomb explosion at Sage’s office years ago. The court also granted 1,000 for counsel fees and costs. Justice Patterson wrote the unanimous opinion noting the lengthy 200 plus exceptions and that no fifth trial will be ordered.
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Me Bavor
New York
Supreme Court
William R. Laidlaw
Mr. Sage
Laidlaw
Patterson
Justice Ingraham
Steam Pipe Explosion Injures Nine at Troy Laundry
An explosion at the Troy Laundry Machine company building at 401 Fifth Avenue injured nine men. Workers struck a hidden steam pipe while excavating a basement causing a blast that shattered windows and sent hundreds fleeing the hall. The injured were taken to the county hospital.
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Troy Laundry-Machine Company
Troy Laundry Company
Fifth Avenue
William Grant
E. Berry
Frank Kaiti
Samuel Marsala
Frank Marsala
William Belbou
Theodore Hubbard
KE. W. Graham
Samuel Jerevasa
County Hospital
Governor Fixes May 7 for Holmes Execution
Governor Hastings set May 7 as the date for H. M. Holmes execution following a Supreme Court ruling. The death warrant was prepared and sent to Sheriff Clefio We Pil hdedget bay after the decision was read in the executive department.
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Holmes
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H. MH. Holmes
Bosjaiin FL Pagel
Thurnlay
Supreme Court
Executive Department
Heltler
Molimea
Clefio
Illinois Rail Commission Report Highlights Tariffs and Fatalities
Advance Illinois railroad and warehouse commission report shows passenger tariffs not exceeding 2.76 cents per mile and freight tariffs lower than 1870 levels. It notes 6348415 passengers carried and twelve deaths in accidents, plus numerous public health and crime items from Springfield to Chicago, including smallpox cases and a green goods arrest.
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Six Berry Detective Agency men found guilty in Frank White killing
Chicago jurors convict six Berry Detective Agency members of murder or manslaughter in the November 14 shooting that killed Frank W White while pursuing Clarence White leader of a porch climber gang. William J Dix sentenced to life. others face indeterminate terms. Prosecution labeled the officers as no better than the criminal.
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Vince
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Chcago
Berry Detective Agency
Frank W. White
Weat Polk Stepot
Adama
William J. Dix
Mletake
Heather
Clarence White
Berry Agency
Che Berry
White
Frank
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Dix Caugot
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Charles Horry
Seeney
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Booths Begin New Salvation Army Work In America
Ballington Booth and his wife launched a new religious movement with a Cooper Union meeting and Bible House headquarters in New York. Volunteers joined the Defenders League and a tour of major cities is planned to promote the effort.
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Cooper Union
Bible House
Salvation Army
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Insurgent Battle in Matanzas Reports 71 Killed
An official report from Colonel Vincana details a clash in Matanzas province where 7,000 insurgents led by Maceo, Gomez and others were dislodged from a plantation near Corral Falso. Insurgent losses cited as 71 killed and 42 wounded with 200 horses lost. Spanish troops suffered 3 killed and 19 wounded. A Cuba emissary arrived with dispatches claiming Maceo near Havana with 5,000 to 7,000 men poised for attack. Also notes Cardinal Satolli's visit to Denver churches and a mining accident in Barre, Montana, where two miners were killed at the Madison mine.
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Vincana
Maximo Gomez
Antonio Maceo
Lauret
Diana and
Alabrus
Corral Falso
San Miguel de Los Manos
Weyler
Island
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Maono
Markets Report Shows Mixed Trading Across Commodities
The market summary notes on call money at low levels, firm sterling, and steady U S government bonds. Board of Trade quotations show corn, oats, and wheat varying with March and May contracts, while produce lists butter eggs poultry and fruits with current price ranges. Live stock at the union stockyards records hogs, cattle, and sheep prices by class and weight.
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March
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United States
Pacific
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Board of Trade
Hilgo
Guage
Wye
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Ise
Saa
Luigo Perdoszen
Union
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Mixed historical notices from March week history items
Ex congressman John M. Glover awarded 150000 libel damages. Crum elected Bedford city attorney. Canada marine employment and fires in Chicago and Mont. Abyssinian conflict update. Ginormous list of incidents across U. S. and abroad.
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St. Louis
American Casualty Company
Baltimore
Comer
Mr. Glover
Peattone of Trust
John V. Crum
Chicago Athletic Association
Bedford
Cleveland
New York
Presbyterian Board of Home Missions
Washington
Genosea
Uties N. Y
Mra
David Hughes
John Wood
Ramon O. Williams
United States
Havana
Cleveland Ite
Abyssinia
Barrel Head Earth Theory Prompts Local Debate
Sevier county preacher J A Rampage advocates a barrel head shaped Earth supported by four locust wood props, denying gravity and celestial laws. Dr Echols notes the idea, though history cites earlier models, as Rampage preaches in Sevierville with locals delving into the theory's claims and implications.
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Sevier County
Tenn
Echols
Murphy College
Sevierville
Earth
Knoxville Sentinel
Harrison Dimmick wedding to be a simple daytime ceremony
Ex president Harrison plans a quiet daytime wedding at St Thomas church New York likely 11 o clock with Rev J Wesley Brown officiating Few friends present no family attendance no elaborate decorations or processional expected Old cabinet members likely to attend General Benjamin F Tracy among guests W H H Miller to serve as best man After the ceremony the couple to Indianapolis for their honeymoon at home
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Harrison
St. Thomas’ Church
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J. Wesley Brown
Episcopal Church
Benjamin F Tracy
Mr. Harrison
W. H. H Miller
Indianapolis
Revival in Albany Ohio Draws Wide Attention
Evangelist Syndicate Wilson holds a revival in Albany Ohio drawing crowds from miles around. The Albany Cornet band plays at the church door nightly while covered wagons arrive with stove and provisions. Saloon closures and reverent services mark a strong, orderly revival changing the town’s mood.
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Albany Cornet Band
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Polarizing photochronograph to measure cannon ball velocity
Inventions in photography yield a polarizing photochronograph by Professor Albert Crehore and Dr. George O. Squire. John A. Brashear will supply a machine for Fortress Monroe to test rifle projectile speed, with completion targeted by mid April for May use.
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Dartmouth College
George O. Squire
United States Army
Fortress Monroe
John A. Brashear
Pittsburg
United States Ordnance Department
Brashear
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