Dryden Captures Prize Won on Nineteenth Ballot
In Trenton New Jersey on January 24 19th ballot secured John F Dryden the Republican caucus nomination for United States senator to serve the present legislative session Griggs and Stokes were main rivals but votes shifted as Gardner Baird Gummere joined Dryden Dryden finished with 32 votes after Cross changed to him the caucus lasted about two hours in the assembly chamber with McCarter presiding and Edge and Parker as clerks
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Mr. Dryden
Trenton
N. J
Janu
United States
General Sewell
John F. Dryden
Prudential Insurance company
Dryden
Stokes
Cumberland county
John W. Griggs
Gardner
David Baird
Camder
Barker Gummere
Mercer
Messrs. Dryden
Mr. Stokes
Mr. Gardner
Mr. Gummere
Messrs. Gardner
Baird
Gummere
South Jersey
Mr. Griggs
Dry
McCarter
Essex
Edge
senate
Kirk Parker
house
Scheepers Shot for Murd ers Commandant Executed in Cape Colony
British war secretary Brodrick told the House of Commons that Commandant Scheepers was executed at Graaf Reinet for war crimes including seven cold blooded murders of natives and the fogging of a white man. He stressed that being a prisoner of war did not exempt one from trial for murder or war violations.
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London
Mr. Brodrick
William Redmond
house of commons
Scheepers
Graaf-Reinet
Cape Colony
Brodrick
Commandant Scheepers
Swindle Claim Targets Steel Trust Over 200000 Tons
Chicago reports a scheme to defraud the Steel Trust of 204000 tons of steel as Charles Jules Francois alias Count De Neufchateau is arrested for an unpaid hotel bill. He claimed to arrange delivery for the French government with credentials from the French army, but the French consul says the letters were forged. Congressional aid advances a stricter oleomargarine bill, tightening bans and taxes on imitations of butter.
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Chicago
Charles Jules Francois
Count De Neufchateau
Francois
American Steel and Wire company
CAMG
Attack on Panama Expected In isthmus unsettled
Reports from Colon and Panama on January 24 say hostilities between government forces and Colombian Liberals could resume at any moment. A small railroad skirmish caused ten casualties as troops guarded lines to the interior amid ongoing tension.
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Colombia
Panama
Exoneration of UMW Officials Sparks Convention Cheers
The United Mine Workers convention exonerated President Mitchell and Secretary Wilson after a committee found no grounds for charges raised by Miss Millie Meredith. Mitchell thanked the delegates for their confidence while urging proper procedures for future complaints.
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Miss Meredith
United Mine Workers of America
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Pearce
committee on resolutions
miners’ organization
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West Virginia
Van Horn
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Turkish frontier tightened over captives Miss Stone
A Graphic correspondent reports captives Miss Stone and Madame Tsilka are now in Bulgaria near the frontier. Dragoman Gurgiulo urges Ibrahim Pasha to ease vigilance to entice brigands to move the captives across. A likely release within days is suggested.
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The
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Djoumai
Bala
Salonica
Bulgaria
M. Gurgiulo
Constantinople
Porte
Ibrahim Pasha
Madame Tsilka
Duel on horseback ends fatally in West Virginia hills
Wealthy timberman Colonel Gilbert Bentley was killed near Elkhorn City, Hig Sandy, by Riley Ramey after a two year feud sparked by a prior fight between their sons. Ramey surrendered to authorities, claiming Bentley first shot at him, striking Bentley in the left breast.
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Huntington
W. Va
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Riley Ramey
Elkhorn City
Sandy
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China’s Claims Faid and Treasury Draft Given
Secretary Hay presented a Treasury draft for 376600 to Chinese Minister Wu to cover salaries of consuls in the US and legations in Washington Lima and Madrid. A Mexico City earthquake destroyed 614 houses and government buildings in Chilpancingo prompting evacuations and resettlement.
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Washington
Hay
United States treasury
Tien Tsidt
United States
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Madrid
Mexico City
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Schley Honored as Senate Debates Santiago Victory
Washington Jan 24 The Senate debated a joint resolution thanking Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley for his conduct in the Battle of Santiago de Cuba. The measure included a sword gift and bronze medals and $10,000 for expenses, but was referred to naval affairs. Also, Teller urged intervention for Boer commander Scheepers, calling his death a vile assassination. The House finished debate on the urgent deficiency bill and postponed passage.
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