Love Murder in Brazil Affects Snow Family Tragedy
Brazil report describes tribble Tribble shooting his sweetheart Stella Snow at the Snow homestead four miles north of town then fatally wounding himself. Garfield Tribble, son of Hiram Tribble, pursued by jealousy over suitor Thomas Siper, led to a fatal confrontation and a sister’s alarm as three shots were fired. Stella Snow, daughter of Mrs. Avery Snow, became central to a deeply troubled romance and its deadly outcome.
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Brazil
Ofhheld Tribble
Stella Snow
Snow Homestead
Garfield Tribble
Hiram Tribble
Beuse Prilette
Miss Snow
Wes
Thomas Siper
Peewin
Hes
Pater
Frankie
Pribbie
Amd
Pripide
Aiv Na Sry
Daughter Kidnapped as Divorce Proceedings Spark Family Conflict
Columbis special reports Lutle, daughter of Mercon and Mrs. Lute Gable, was abducted by her mother from her paternal grandparents during pending divorce. The mother's emissaries confronted the grandmother, triggering a quarrel and the child's swift removal.
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Columbis
Lutle
Mercon
Lute Gable
Gable
Miss Hattie King Fatally Burned In Lamp Explosion
Montezuma report says Miss Hattie King suffered fatal burns when a kerosene lamp exploded. Her clothes burned away. mother and sister also severely burned trying to help.
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Hattie King
Frankfort Lawyer Sues Central Energy in $7000 Note Case
Frankfort attorney H C Sheridan representing Stromberg Ariston Telephone of Chicago filed suit in the local court against Central Energy Company to foreclose a $7000 promissory note and appoint a receiver. The complaint claims insolvency and partial securing of the debt with 15 007 12 cedured noted.
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Frankfort
H.C. Sheridan
Stromberg-ariston Telephone Company
Chicago
Central Energy Company
Memphis Wiped Out by Fire Destroys Town
A large fire destroyed most of Memphis on Monday afternoon. Fifty six buildings were consumed leaving three standing. The town’s population is homeless with insurance estimated at three thousand dollars. Communication lines were briefly restored and the blaze started from sparks near Joseph Howes saw mill.
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Memphis
Clark County
Jeffersonvile
Genef
Joseph Howe
Pennsylvania Railway
Riot at West Elwood Church Sparks Violence
A Sunday night riot at the Christian Church in West Elwood involved twenty or more men. Guy Snowden, recently bailed for assault on Mat Garman, led followers to seek revenge. The meeting ended quickly as fights broke out and bricks flew. several were injured before authorities prepared affidavits for action.
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Christian Church
West Elwood
Guy Snowden
Mat Garman
Garwas
Mbters
Pinten
WintGoll Special Case In Tipton County Printing Dispute
The Tipton county case of John O Rehemer editor of the Tipton Games versus Lilian Perry auditor ends with a demurrer ruling against the plaintiff. The court awarded costs to the defendant after refusing to plead further. An appeal is likely. The claim involved printing six receipts and other printing acts not authorized by the relevant acts.
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WintGoll
John O. Rehemer
Upuinet
Lilian Perry
Tipton County
Phanufmt
Phandmt
Kirkpenck
Plan for consolidating small schools gains traction in Delaware
Superintendent Van Matre of Delaware county pitches a consolidation plan to cut tardiness and improve gradation, using wagon transport for students. Operated in six of twelve townships, it requires one schoolhouse where three were used. Old buildings to be sold to fund new, elaborate structures. Van Matre, 31, is among the state's youngest superintendents.
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Misteria
van Matre
Delaware County
Camnibuses
van Afatre
Pendleton Tragedy: John Kulp Dies After Jumping Before Electric Car
John Kulp of Converse committed death by own action near Fall Creek bridge in Pendleton Saturday night by jumping in front of an electric car. He stood intoxicated near the track and was hit by a later trolley at the bridge. He suffered severe injuries and died, leaving a wife and five children. he was sixty.
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Pendleton
John Kulp
Con- Verse
Fall Creek Bridge
Anderson
Kulp
Walter
Converse
Two Inmates Die at Marion Soldiers Home Near River Bank
Within two days at the Soldiers Home in Marion two inmates were found dead near the Mississinnewa river bank. Travid Moore's body was found Tuesday and James Costello's Monday. Costello's death was blamed on heart disease, but foul play is whispered though neither carried valuables. Officials pledge a thorough investigation into the deaths.
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Marion
Mississinnewa
Travid Moore
James Costello
Diplomatic Wins and Open Door Policy Shifts
Paris dispatch notes Russian diplomacy gains in Manchuria eroding the Open Door Policy. Indemnity talks favored by France include a pro rata $30,000.04 split. Russia and Italy push for unified negotiations to avoid partition of the empire. At Leavenworth, Mrs. Car lectured briefly before police escorted her from the grounds.
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Paris
New York Tribune
China
Tien Tam
Japan
United States
Russia
Manchuria
Berlin
Quai @Orsay
Italy
Er Hiame
Ft. Leavenworth
Rowland
Are. Bovernot
Leave.worth
Kansas City
National
Daring Project Aims to Seize Aguinaldo in Philippines
The report outlines Gen. Funston and Gen. MacArthur planning a bold operation from Isabella Province to abduct Aguinaldo. It details a covert scheme with insurgent disguises, six days of march, and coordinated moves with gunboats Albany and Vicksburg, pending arrival of Vicksburg this week.
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Mamita Eite
Fanston
Isabella
Aguinaldo
United States
Luszon
Isabella Provinew
Funston
MacArthur
Morris
Newton
Admire
Lieat. Mitchell
Fortiesh
Vicks-burg
Baler
Funstom
Cuban constitutional panel on Platt amendment report
Havana committee on relations debated a report by Senor Juan Gualberto Gomez rejecting four Platt amendment clauses on coal stations foreign relations intervention and treaties. The panel favored sanitation of Isle of Pines and voiced minority objections though no vote occurred. The action signals movement toward final acceptance.
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Havana
Committee On Relations
Juan Gualberto Gomez
Isle of Pines
Plots Against the Czar Supposed in St Petersburg
A Cologne Volks Zeitung report from March 7 claims evidence of plots against the authorities in St. Petersburg. Money is said to be paid to factory workers to entice disaffection, with the source unclear but possibly high in court circles. The czarist guard has new doors and five desks in the study, each armored, as fears of conspiracy grow. Police mobilized, warnings issued, and a decree bans street meetings with potential imprisonment and fines.
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Berlin
Lfe
Ders
St. Petersburg
M. Kleigers
Berliner Tageblatt
Lemberg
Karpovitch
Reuter
Birmingham Post
Joseph Chamberlain
London
Far East
Russia
Vorwaerts
Kieghel
Associated Press
Minister of the Interior
Czar Fearful Over Mine Claim Near St. Petersburg
London dispatches report a mine beneath Emperor Nicholas IIs palace at Tsarskoe-Selo with several notables implicated in a plot. The interior minister urges preventive measures, while explanations from Berlin and St. Petersburg note nervous conditions and calls for decisive force to restore order amid unrest and student protests.
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London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Paris
Emperor Nicholas
Tsarskoe-Selo
St. Petersburg
Cubans Insulted Over Independence and Annexation Debate
Henry A. Cooper reports from Cuba that Spaniards favor annexation while most Cubans support independence, preferring a period of self rule to prove they are civilized. He notes Cuban families educated in the United States view independence skeptically but still seek a chance to demonstrate civilization.
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New York
Henry A. Cooper
Wisconsin
Insular Affairs Committee
House of Representatives
Cuba
Washington
The
Times
Mr. Cooper
United States
Philadelphia
Gov Durbin Announces Key Indiana Appointments
Gov Durbin announced Gen. Robt. S. Foster of Indianapolis as Quartermaster General. Frank S. Roby of Auburn is named Appellate Judge. Prof. A. W. Bitting of Purdue becomes State Veterinarian. W. Van Arsdel of Indianapolis joins the Board of Managers Plainfield Reform School. Patrick Flanagan of Lafayette and Grace Duvall of Indianapolis are reapointed executive clerks. Durbin departed for West Baden for a brief vacation after the announcement.
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Durbin
Robt. S. Foster
Indianapolis
Frank S. Roby
Auburn
A. W. Bitting
Purdue University
W. Oc. van Arsdel
Plainfield Reform School
Patrick Flanagan
Lafayette
Grace Duvall
West Baden
Flowers Galore for McKinley Visit in San Jose
Five thousand acres in Santa Clara county are planted with sweet peas for President McKinley’s May visit to San Jose California. The city will display fifty tons of sweet peas plus carloads of roses carnations and other flowers for decoration. Thousands of carnival flags redwood boughs and tropical plants will adorn the streets as hundreds of carloads of boughs arrive.
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San Jose
Cal
Santa Clara County
McKinley
Santa Clara
Connecticut Angora Cat Company Promoters Plan Black Cat Breed
In Winsted Connecticut a company with 1000 capital aims to raise black cats for profit. Skin value set at 50 cents each and lack of feline protection or taxation spurs organizers to pursue breeding. A nearby Angora cat company has capital of 30008 and could influence plans.
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Winsted
Milner and Kitchener Friction in Dispatches from War
London reports a tense clash between Sir Alfred Milner and Lord Kitchener over authority amid bold claims of French operations near Vryheid. Dispatches allege 1 200 Boers killed wounded or captured and the seizure of guns rifles wagons and vast stock. The Daily Express Daily Mail and Daily Telegraph circulate rumors of Milners desire for free hand, while Kruger remains optimistic and De Wet reenters Orange River Colony.
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London
Vryheid
Cape Town
Daily Express
Richmond
the Express
Alfred Milner
Chamberlain
Sir Alfred Milner
Lord Kitchener
Sir Alfred
Amsterdam
Daily Mail
Kruger
Babington
Delarey
Magaliesburg Range
Rustenburg
England
Bloemfontein
de Wet
Orange River Colony
Terrible cyclone devastates Birmingham area
A Birmingham Alabama special describes a Monday cyclone that wrecked Irondale Pratt City and parts of North Birmingham. More than 50 killed and 1 500 homeless with 25 fatally injured 103 crippled. St Vincent's Hospital spared. Property loss and exact figures not yet determined.
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Birmingham
Ala
Irondale
Pratt City
Fifteenth Street
Second Presbyterian Church
Nineteenth Street
Doomed Austrian Countess Amid Meyerling Tragedies
Vienna reports Countess Meinrich von Bylandt sister of Baroness Marie Vetsera, died by her own hand in Rome after long depression and fear of a curse on her family. The Vetsera saga, Meyerling affair, and royal stigma loom over her life and alleged fate of the Bylandt line.
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Vienna
Cabre
Meinrich von Bylandt
Maris Vetsera
Rudolph of
Austria
Rome
Marie
Francis Joseph
Ring Theater
Baron Vetsera
Cairo
Meryerling
Marie Vetsera
Strychnine
Henry Baltazzi
Meyerling
Vetsera
Henry Bylandt
Netherlands
London
Jeanne
Countess von Bylandt
House of Vetsera
Miles Returns From Cuba Inspection and Cuban Convention Address
Lieutenant General Miles and party returned to Washington from a Cuban inspection tour. He advised Secretary Root that the Cubans would accept the Pratt amendment and noted the strong batteries around Havana. Miles spoke to the Cuban convention, urging patience and friendship with the United States as Cuba considers its future.
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Washington
Miles
Cuba
Root
Havana
United States
Kruger Coming to America Lectures Planned by Pro Boer Committee
Amsterdam dispatch quotes Le Rappel stating Mr. Kruger will sail to the United States next month at the invitation of the American pro Boer committee. The group aims to raise 350 million and form a volunteer flotilla to transport men and ammunition to the Transvaal.
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Paris
le Rappel
Amsterdam
Kruger
United States
Tranevaal
Testimonial to Hobson in Greensboro reception
Capt. R. P. Hobson received an ovation at his Greensboro home Tuesday night. Neighbors presented a silver service valued at $1,000 at a reception in the opera house where Hon. E. W. De Graffenried spoke. Regret letters were read from Governor Samford Senator Morgan and General Wheeler.
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Montgomery
Ala
R. P. Hobson
Greensboro
Opera House
E. W. de Graffenried
Samford
Morgan
Wheeler
Attorney General Griggs Resigns to Take March Effect
Attorney General Griggs has tendered his resignation to the President with March effect. The President has sent for F C Knox of Pittsburg to consider offering him a place in the cabinet. Griggs resignation triggers cabinet reshuffle.
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Griggs
F.C. Knox
Pittsburg
Two Conspiracies Endangering the Russian Czar Revealed
Berlin reports two separate plots against the czar. First a planned attack at the Jubilée ball for cadet corps, thwarted after arrests at Nicola bridge. Second, a mid January attempt during a ceramic exhibition visit ended with a bomb found on a man seized by imperial guards.
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Berlin
St. Petersburg
Tageblatt
All Jewels Taken in New York Doctor's Burglary
The home of Dr. Nathan E. Brill in a fashionable New York district was robbed Friday evening. Thieves took jewelry worth about $12,000 from Mrs Brill's room while the couple were away, servants hearing no disturbance. The incident was made public Sunday. In Puerto Rico the San Juan chamber of commerce seeks a loan for free trade annexation and coffee tariffs, prompting the chamber president to resign.
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New York
Nathan E. Brill
San Juan
Porto Rico
Cable
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