Ex-Senator Voorhees Dies After Long Illness
Ex Senator Daniel Woolsey Voorhees of Indiana died at his Washington home after more than two years of declining health. Born 1827 in Ohio, he moved to Indiana, practiced law, served as U S district attorney, then entered Congress and the Senate, where he was twice reelected. He suffered rheumatism of the heart and had continued to attend Senate sessions until late.
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War imminent as Greek bands push toward Asia Minor
A correspondent reports Greek insurgents in forces over 3,000 under ex-officers Kapsalopoulas Mylanos Ziepetros aiding Macedonian chiefs Sinsinikos marching from Fonts Village toward Karya and Elassona amid mounting war talk in Athens. A Pan Hellenic plan seeks independence for Crete Epirus Macedonia and Thrace and Asia Minor subjugated populations.
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The Behring Sea Fisheries Controversy Deepens
Washington reports the appointment of ex Secretary Foster and ex Assistant Secretary Hamlin to assist in Behring Sea fisheries negotiations with Great Britain. The move signals heightened diplomacy as authorities seek a timely solution before the upcoming season amid British resistance to renewing seal waters gun seal regulations. Charged with stealing fees, Trenton clerk George N. Packer is arrested for withholding funds owed to court constable William Dalton. Packer’s bondsmen had earlier been notified of a shortage.
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General Senenili Released
In Jacksonville on April 12 the trial of General Sanguilly and Colonel Lechuga on charges tied to the Bermuda expedition ended in a discharge for the defendants. Government lawyers sought a continuance, the Spanish vice consul refused to testify, no evidence was offered, and the defendants did not request discharge. A new warrant was anticipated but deemed to require stronger grounds than the vice consul’s affidavit.
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Drowning of Lovett and White After Fishing Trip
Atlantic reports the Lovett family confirms F W Lovett aged 40 and Norman White aged 1 are dead after a fishing trip to bay banks. Friends and police recovered an upturned skiff near Fish Point with fears they were caught in a squall.
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Shaw acquitted of murder amid Fries Mill trial
The jury in Simon B. Shaw's murder case for Stultz Carlisle's death at Leesburg found him not guilty. Jurors debated all night with seven for acquittal and five for manslaughter while two supported murder.
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Wonders Never Cease Salvation Oil Relief Claim
A testimonial proclaims Salvation Oil cures rheumatism and sciatic rheumatism after doctors failed. Mrs. E. J. Phelps of Enfield Connecticut says two bottles helped greatly. Oil sells for 25 cents at dealers and warns against substitutes.
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Japan to Send Warships to Hawaii Over Emigration
Yokohama April 12 The government of Japan decides to send two warships to Hawaii stopping emigration. Rejected emigrants arrive at Kobe. Japanese press urges a firm attitude toward the Hawaiian and American governments. Philippine Revolution Ended Washington April 1 Spanish Minister de Lome reports 10 802 rebels surrender in the Philippine islands. The remainder except marauders in Nueva Ecija province is quiet. This surrender practically settles the rebellion.
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Prayer for Rulers Sermon Calls Nation to Knees in Washington
Rev Dr Talmage urges prayers for those in authority as a duty and national tonic. He cites biblical examples, historic crises, and the need to honor leaders to sustain prosperity, peace, and liberty, urging collective supplication for governance, unity, and divine guidance. He links prayer to public virtue and national resilience.
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Kentucky Senatorships Bribery Charge Denied by Dr Hunter
Frankfort April 12 Excitement in legislative circles over bribery charges in the senatorial contest Hunter's managers promise disclosures and a plot against him Gaines denials surround alleged meetings and motives While Democrats adjourn to await grand jury action on bribery indictments against ex congressman Wilson and Hunter observers doubt indictments will be returned A search for a missing heir in Troy and a mother who drowned after throwing her children into the river at St Louis conclude the note.
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