Death of United States Senator Alfred Holt Colquitt
Washington March 3 United States Senator Alfred Holt Colquitt of Georgia died at his residence in Washington D C Surrounded by family and close aides he passed away after a long struggle with paralysis He served as governor of Georgia and long fought for temperance and constituency interests His life spanned politics military service and public duty with a career that included the Mexican war Confederate service and leadership in the Senate until his death
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Novelties In Neckwear At Street Fashion Shows
In Moke News Still Popular For street costumes, glittering spangled laces and gold silver or jet accents surge in neckpieces. Wide flat collars reappear as heirloom lace acts evolve into modern styles, with moire and black satin ribbons shaping dramatic collars and bow details.
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Supreme Court Hears Appointees to Take Duties
Dismissal of contempt and quashing of injunction clears Mayor Van Horn and Fire and Police Commissioners Barnes and Mullin to assume duties. They, appointed by Governor Waite, moved to take office immediately. A demand to surrender was refused. new board organized the police with JW Farley named chief.
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Deadly church tragedy and town horse fair decision
In a St Johns cathedral during a Catholic service a 55 year old man collapsed and died, believed to be among church worshipers and pioneers of the city. In Georgia a daughter killed her father and mother to save her mother, later found not guilty. In Galesburg a committee endorsed Williams plan to move his horse establishment and host a district fair, with $30,000 spent on improvements.
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Irish Misgovernment and US city rule sparks reaction
Astor's Pall Mall Gazette attacks Irish self rule and U S municipal governance as threats to civilization. In Milwaukee Ida May Drips dies after seventeen days in coma from cerebral embolism linked to mental strain from overwork. New York Pixley estate dispute involves denial of a petition and alleged misstatements about beneficiaries.
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Carnegie Phipps Co Convicted Over Plate Fraud
The navy department case against Carnegie Phipps & Co is publicly issued, confirming workers in the firm cheated the United States by altering sample plates to fool inspectors. The fine was reduced from 400,000 to 140,480 dollars. Frick defended innocence, urging president Cleveland to reconsider after an appeal. The report implies the company shielded its workers while blaming employees.
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Millinery displays and spring bonnets in vivid colors
The spring hat season features trimmed toques and copotes with vibrant hues, lace and net veils, black spangles, and artificial flowers. Wide brims, star-shaped or twisted shapes, and bold color schemes dominate, with violets, roses, greens, yellows, and mixed straw varieties on display.
Western Republicans Voice Bold Silver Stance in Congress
Washington dispatch surveys far northwest Republicans as they push for silver coinage amid fierce party splits. Notables Pickler Haines Mercer Harton Doolittle discuss Indian policy and currency, with dots on trade, statehood and looming 1900s political shifts.
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Braiding and Button Trends in Victorian Fashions
The article surveys current dress details including braided trims on street gowns, double skirts, and button styles. It highlights Milan, Dresden, and Dresden China influences, with notes on double buttonholes, overskirts, and the popularity of lighter fabrics and velvet for next season.
Toronto voter Chariex Chamberlin jailed for sixteen votes
Chariex Chamberlin of Toronto was sentenced to three years in the penitentiary for electoral fraud after voting sixteen times in the last general election in Winnipeg. The case highlights rampant abuses in the ballot process and strict penalties for multiple fraudulent votes. Her actions drew scrutiny from Manitoba authorities and sparked calls for election integrity reforms.
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Union Store Ad Fine for All, Say Local Shoppers
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