Mediation Efforts Pressed in Transvaal War
Pretoria reports Kruger seeks US mediated peace with Britain as European powers urged to back a ceasefire. Debates over mediation center on US good offices, not direct intervention, with Germany and Italy likely to abstain. Roberts advances toward Bloemfontein raise prospects of shifting the front, while further relief for Mafeking proceeds.
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Debs Accepts Presidential Nomination at Social Democratic Convention
Indianapolis March 10 the social democratic national convention adjourned after nominating Eugene V Debs of Indiana for president and Job Carriman of California for vice president Debs finally yielded to accept the nomination due to poor health and was escorted into the hall to deliver a moving reasoned speech Friends say he is physically worn out and has used earnings to liquidate debt of the American Railway union planning a three month rest before the campaign.
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Phelps dies after illness in New Haven era end
Hon. Edward J. Phelps former minister to London died in New Haven Connecticut after about two months illness. Survived by wife son Charles Phelps and daughter Mrs Horatio Loomis. Funeral at Battell chapel Sunday at three p.m. Remains to Burlington Vermont for interment. Phelps, a Vermont native, helped negotiate the extradition treaty with Great Britain. A Public Hanging. Anthony Hopkins hanged in Beaumont Texas after 5,000 spectators and a $160 collection for his mother. Hopkins had previously killed his wife after being acquitted in 1896.
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New York
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Vermont
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Middlebury College
Green Mountain
Tilden
London
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Mr.Tilden
Great Britain
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Tex
Anthony Hopkins
Waco
Hopkins
Paul Hurst
Youngest Deputy in Michigan Highlighted by Calhoun County
The News proclaims Fred Wooten as possibly the youngest deputy sheriff in Michigan, noting he is just past his 22nd birthday. Appointed by Sheriff Williams to replace John Moltiver, Wooten is praised as a sharp, good looking candidate with insider experience from serving as private secretary to Prosecutor Hatch.
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Birthday fete marks Mr Treseder turning nineteen
B W Treseder celebrated his birthday with friends and a dinner at the Thornton followed by a gathering at Mr Brumberg’s East Mansion Street home. Attendees included H S Timson Frank Collins Chas Hirtman Joe Waltz and Misses Clara Waltz Inez Gray Minnie Wertz. The party concluded with guesses that Treseder was about 19, reflecting the paper’s joke about age.
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Goebel Murder Suspects Arrested in Kentucky Case
Frankfort on March 10 W H Coulton a clerk in the State Auditor’s office was jailed on charges of complicity in Gov William Goebel’s assassination. Warrants issued for Secretary Caleb Powers Capt John Davis ex secretary Charles Finley and John Powers sent for service in Whitley county.
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Locals Born to Tyson family and community notes
Locals report a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Tyson with the meat market work noted for Mr. Tyson. Social events include Owen Townsend hosting a dinner for Hattie Darrow and Noble Darrow visitors, and invitations issued for the 13th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John Cuzzins at North Mulberry Street.
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Chicago
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Marshall
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Justice Tillotson Remembered On Birthday Remembrance
The 75 year old Justice Tillotson, born March 18, 1825, reflects on age and health. Olivet Optic notes heavy snow in late February and early March totaling three feet seven inches that week. Boston Transcript cites Geo Patterson advocating death penalty abolition with concerns over wrongful convictions. Funeral car additions by E B Hughes Undertakers highlight up-to-date service offerings.
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Patterson
Michigan
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Chicago
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Buffalo
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Marshall
Horse dealer Arney misleads Kingston reporter about past
The Chicago Record cites Kingston dispatch about J. W. Arney a Marshall Michigan pastor linked to fast horses and a planned sale at the American horse exchange in New York. Arney allegedly claimed past church leadership and a plan to revive his ministry after selling horses. confusion over his identity and area persists.
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Saranac
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Knill's Pills Promoted in Obscure Ad Text
An array of aging patent medicines touts Knill's Red Pills as remedies for wan people with crude pricing at 26 cents per box. White Liver Pills, Bowel Regulator, and Blue Kidney Pills claim to treat digestion, back pain, and stomach woes for 25 cents, while Black Diarrhoea Pills target summer ailments and dysentery. The ad also promotes Dyapepais Tablets for indigestion and breath, using garbled spellings and sensational claims.
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Youngest Deputy Sheriff Claim Sparks Battle Creek Debate
Battle Creek resident Elmer D. Prentice, son of Ex-Sheriff Prentice, challenges Fred Wooten as the nation’s youngest deputy sheriff. Prentice says his father made him a deputy at 21 and in office for seven months, arguing he held the title earlier in U.S. history.
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Marshall News
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