Brief Telegraph Notes From Across The Nation
Mr Gladstone recovering from illness with seven children. Dr Frank W Curran of New York narrowly escapes death from lidod poison tap. Mrs Lease Lag heir to estate in Ireland. Ex Governor John Longs of Colorado turns 80 and Denver chamber marks the day. President Cleveland returns from nine day tour through Carlin feeling improved. Mayor Abeuns Gilroy of New York travels to California with his 10 year old son for a family stay in San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
Prank W. Curran
New York
Sun
Ireland
John Longs
Colorado
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland
Carlin
Abeuns Gilroy
New York City
California
San Diego
Obituary notices of several notable figures
Ex Sheriff John Kugee of Milwaukee died in San Bernardino California while seeking health care. Captain Benjamin Thompson of Kennebunkport Maine died at over 100 years old. Rev J W Logue died in Monmouth Illinois born 1812 in Pennsylvania. Rufus S Frost died at Chicago railway station en route from Mexico to Boston. Judge Lyman of Port Indiana died in Li Porte during medical travel. Isaiah Fulton, long resident of Peoria since 1818 and once the only white resident, died in Chicago. Judge Samuel P Hoyt, Confederate commissioner, died in Atlanta Georgia. he was cousin of former Pennsylvania Governor Hoyt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kugee
Milwaukee
San Bernardino
Cal
Ils
Benjamin Thompson
Kennebunkport
J. W. Logue
Monmouth
Pennsylvania
Rufus S. Frost
Chicago
Pound
Mexico
Boston
Judge Lyman
Pore
Ind
Li Porte
Isaiah Pulton
Peoria
Yieralty
Samuel P. Hoyt
Atlanta
Hoyt
Wicked Ways and Polls Violence Across Regions
A string of criminal incidents and legal actions reported include a deadly shooting and bank assault at Desoto Michigan with loot totaling 250 dollars and 1700 dollars in other money. Trials proceed in Suther land Gravesend and Waxsoner faces charges in Saline Illinois for a killing. Smith sentenced in Galesburg Indiana for abduction. A Dexter Michigan bank mystery ends with a cashier’s confession. A Wisconsin son kills his father near Aken. Convict Morris Columbus Ohio murder confession examined. Patterson gang activity noted with arrest in Lealeman. Michael Joyce Iowa murder confession surfaces. Edgerton Indiana residents tar and feather incident. Purerd Illinois deputy marshal allegations cited. A letter about accusations sent to the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wray
Desoto
Nostodlce
Atin
Justice Sutherland
Gravesend
Pond
Sarah M. Waxsoner
Saline, Til
Joan TV. Smith
Galesburg
Lela Laap- Kio
Dexter, Midh
C. C. Gregory
Duan
Michael Joyce
Matty
Wepanier
Miscellaneous items from the Associated Press dispatches
A garbled AP roundup reports extended Wi to San Francisco and ships sailing from Philadelphia for preliminary trips. It notes party elections in New York towns and Republican oaths, a Senate request for landing information, and a suicide by Tuling G. Smiles of the New York aqueduct commission. It mentions a gubernatorial convention in Springfield, a Mesaba range property dispute, a vote on women’s suffrage in Illinois license matters, and a tax issue ruling by the Indiana Supreme Court. Rumors of healing by prayer and college sales tensions fill the chatter along with health inspections and dealers urged to buy direct from manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tom Hias
San Fpcisco
Indiana
Philadelphia
New York State
Senate
Nicaragua
Tuling G. Smiles
Thi
New York Aqueduct Commission
Springfeld
Morris
Rockefellers
Macomb
Indigua Supreme Courts
Putman County
Smaaller Colleges
Springfield
Dl Implement
Tndland
Digest of 19th Century Imperial and Domestic Turbulence
A chaotic summary notes alleged lax smallpox regulations in Minneapolis and increased output in its wills, alongside fluctuating industrial news. It reports ship ventures, wage cuts in railways, a sheriff sale in Roanoke, and political moves by the Republican state committee. Other items cover a distillery restart, a minister accused of domestic harm, a judge’s recovery, a world rowing challenge, civil service exams, a Detroit area plate mill fire, stock market manipulation, Africa clashes, Brazilian frontier rumors, and Irish home rule opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Indiana
Delaware
Brevia
Great Northern
St Paul
Roanoke Daily Record
Evenius
Republican State Executive Committee
Dantown
Macon County
W. J. Gifford
Valley City
Minn
Isarm
Predovick Skrabn
Keystone Savings and Loan Association
New York
Harding
London
Jad
Civil Service Commission
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Eureka Tron and ‘Steel Company
Wyandotte
Detroit
Mirb
MIM
Stock Exchange
Sroeks Au
Africa
Rio Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Morocco
Duke of Devonshire
Yvovil
Howe
Ball & Co. Receiver in Bridgeport Picks Sabin Candidate
In Bridgeport the largest goods house, Ball & Co., is in receivership under Colonel I W Ixnowlton. Ex senator Dwight M Sabin of Minnesota announces his candidacy to succeed Senator Washburn. Navy officials suffer from grip while gold reserves show a gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AW. B. Ball & Co
Bridgeport
Cons
I. W. Ixnowlton
United States
Dwight M. Sabin
Minnesota
Seaator Washburn
Herbert
Secretry McAdoo
Commodore Ramsiy
Navy Department
Ob S. Braze
Pitsburg
Mara G. Atchison
Graceland
George Tay Becker
Rachat
Ghia
Qplit
Rrnee Mines
Ont
Percy
James Heath
Anthony Savage
George M. Garrison
Wilmington
Dal
Baltimore
Harrison
Congress Debates Tariff, pensions, and seigniorage measures
Washington updates show a flurry of activity with amendments proposed on a tariff commission and seigniorage reform. Debates in both houses touch pensions, naval appointments, and inquiries into labor and court actions as March sessions proceed.
Tariff Bill Moves Through Finance Committee
Washington March tariff bill details spread through the finance committee. Proposed rates include 1 cent per pound per degree of polariscopic test for sugars, 210 mill per degree above 90 up to 96, then 14-10 cents per pound beyond 96, molasses duty scales, ore duties, coal and coke rates, and changes to wool products. Income tax 2 percent remains, nonresident tax struck out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Tumber
Lady Alexandra Dafi Plays Bright Role for Wales Heir
A writer notes Princess of Wales shows affection for granddaughter Lady Alexandra Daft, described as one of the prettiest children seen. The Duke of Fife is eager about royal matches, humorously noting his favorites while pondering his children's_ fates at Monastu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess of Wales
Alexandra Daft
Duke of Fife
Noted Cronin Trial Ends in Major Verdict for Coughlin
The jury finds Daniel Coughlin not guilty in a historic trial echoing Cronin era cases. Mrs. Coughlin embraces him as the crowd parts, while prosecutors and jurors express quiet relief at the verdict.
Sensational Witnesses Testify at Horton Murder Trial
The trial featured a new witness, Prusk Burdeen, claiming he saw a wagon with two men and a large chest on a May night. He identified one man as Coughlin, but the defense challenged his reliability noting no train or moonlight consistent with his account. Medical testimony followed as the case stretched with lengthy speeches and a crowded courtroom each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Sve
George P. Shiv
Oscar P. Brooks
G. Hulsman
Frank B. Lusk
C. S. Weinberger
Frederick J. Lane
Clark Bruce
Hiram Wadleiah
Michael Conson
Alfred F. Woodard
Oscar Benson
Botmmand Kirkn Sennlan
Donahoe
Bkrs
Andruw Foy
Boy
de, Cronin
Stow
For
Lafonge
Brown
Maréle Burke
Nisslar Cooney
O'Sullivan
Coughlin
Carlson Cottage
Poy
Susie Horton
Fense
la Ques
Gardeen
Edgewater
Coughnin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lyman Walker
House Committee On Post Onee
Bingham
Postofice Department
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Morton His Sust
Weather Bureau
Congressional News
Washington
Alten
Nebraska
Stewart
Nevada
Morgan
Broekinglilze
Dolliver
Town
Hriely
Hepburn
Iowa
Stiles
Enloe
Cannon
Lettor Sherman
Morgas
Bluefields
Nicaraggy
O. O. Howard
Antwerp
Arma
Pickler
Osuualags
Stttorneys
Ap. Grow
Jublvd
Grow
Hall
Washinton
Marek
House
Milwau
Kee
Jenkins
Loase
Juan Culberson
Bostner
Louisiana
J. G. Jenkins
Ric
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Congress
Strait
South Carolina
Secretary of the Navy
Cummings
Muival Committee
Sickles
iMoner
Mien
Maine
McMahon
Pennnsylvan
Commissioner of Pensions
March
Harris
Sherpa
Finance Committee
Ohio
White
Supreme Court
Elect Pextt
Shermmp
Civil Service Committee
Dockery, Commission
Tarlef
Lady Alexandra Dafi
Louis A. Howard
Misa
Carrie Adeline Thurston Wis
Monastu
Big
Dan
Mares Colgnlin Galiy
Cnut Guerey
Ss Inra Distbi
Daniel Coughlin
Coustlin
Iwumia
Litte
Cronin Lit
Ehliu
Dnrder
Pouls
Cronin
Chin Det Gelsad Iy
Wis
Cousutin
Martin Bucke
Patrick O'Sullivan
Gronin
Cty
Coulson Cottage
Erman
Hood
Orte
Salem
ST Prot
Dirassmanz
Cunk
Prof Strassmans
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