Californians Kill Greek Competition in Currants
March 7 report from a Greek consul states California currant growers beat Greek rivals in Athens by cleansing currants and removing seeds. They claim higher value than tor fotbian currants, though these are impure with sand. Democratic victory noted in Washington as Democrats win first contested election case vote.
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Vongreas
Washington
House
Aldrich Vs. Hubbins
Alabama
Mr. Mandel
Wyoming
H.C. Smith
Liichigan
Tutt's Liver Pills Boost Popular Remedy Claims
An advertisement extols Tutt's Liver Pills as a timely cure for disease and a favorite remedy, claiming it consistently relieves sick headaches and more as its popularity grows.
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Tutt
Bucket shop arrests shake board of trade leaders
Federal authorities arrested James Nicol Henry Parker and Calvin Whyland on bucket shopping charges tied to the McLain brothers scheme. The three bonds were set at 5000 each and the men appeared before Judge Kohisaat. Separate indictments also accuse the McLains of mail fraud and fraud schemes across several states.
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Mont
James Nicol
Board of Trade
Henry O. Parker
Nicol
Calvin A. Whyland
C. A. Whyland & Co
Groof McLain Brothers
Charles R
Albert C. McLain
Federal Grand Jury
United States
McLain Brothers
Kohisaat
United States District Court
or @ presd
Agai
Calvin A. Whyiland
H. Q O. Parker & Co
Messrs. Whyland
Nicol and Parker
McLains
Parker
Whyland
Train Plunged Through Trestle Kills Four
A passenger train on the New York New Haven and Hartford line wrecked at a trestle after striking a washout in heavy rain. Four people died and seven were injured including engineer Stephen Leames and fireman Jacob Corpre. The smoker held two unknown passengers. About 130 mail pouches were aboard. 73 recovered. The scene was near a small rivulet beneath a high embankment.
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Pour Perecas
Hore
Ecos
Tyinville
Case
Northampton Divines
New York
New Havel
Jacob Corpre
New Haven
Out of the Drifts and Snow Delays at Toledo
Toledo resumes passenger traffic after a 16 hour interruption as 500 workers clear eight to ten foot snow piles. Streetcars return to most lines. three lines reopen next day. Meanwhile, Detroit reports $12,347.78 recovered from a military clothing fraud, with further actions reserved.
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Toledo
Union
Mleral
Detroit
Anderson- Ames Company
Kalamazoo
Military Board
Pennsylvan ia floods near Carbondale cause deaths and damage
Unseasonably heavy rain and melting snow trigger severe floods across central Pennsylvania and coal regions. Two boys drown near Carbondale and Mayfield. Bellefonte Williamsport and Bloomsburg suffer extensive flooding with rail lines and bridges washed out. Factories and schools close. coal mines suspend operations. water supplies disrupted. Rail lines from Orangeville to Millville and Catawissa to West Milton blocked. trains halted. Ralston area foundations compromised. Weather fears peak as rivers rise rapidly. authorities assess highest points reached.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Minioy
Carbondale
Stanley Feint
Lackawanna River
Mayfield
William Lewis
Bellefonte
Williamsport
Selins Grove
Bloomsburg
Ralston
Wilkesbarre and Western Railroad
Orangeville
Millville
Catawissa
West Milton
Philadelphia and
Reading Railway
Shamokin
Shenandoah
Pottsville
Mahanoy Valley
Paris chevalier and New York law update in brief
Auggets of WeWs Facquia named chevalier of the Legion of Honor. A bill repealing New York’s common law marriage statute advances in the legislature. Laurence Rummel, 18 months, died after a lamp fire in Newark New Jersey. Arlington honor guards buried six Cuban war soldiers with full military honors.
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Facquia
Paris
Legion of Honor
New York
Laurence Rummel
Newark
N. J
Cuba
Arlington Cemetery
Captain Clark impostor led to arrest in New Orleans
A man posing as Captain Clark claimed to command the battleship Texas and sought the body of Lieutenant Olson. He told a gullible bride he was from Cincinnati and married Miss Bertha Warton, but detectives exposed him as J J Moyse of Greenville Mississippi. He faced possible prosecution for impersonating a government officer.
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Canal Street
Texas
Clark
Olson
Captiain Chorke
Cluchinatiere
Bertha Warton
Alex. Aramos
Cincina
Aton
Arosson
Aronson
J. J. Moyse
Greenville
Miss
Corbin
U.S. A
Washington
Dr McGiffert’s Retirement Signals Shift in Seminary Ties
New York March 2 Prof Arthur C McGiffert of Union Theological Seminary plans to withdraw from the Presbyterian church and seek Congregational denominational fellowship He held a conference with about 20 close friends to decide The move would remove his case from a Presbyterian heresy trial and ease tensions within the local presbytery while strengthening Union’s plan for a universal theological university by aligning with another religious body
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Washington
McKinley
Pennsylvania
Waldorf-Astoria
Ohio Society of New York
Rixey
Cortelyou
Barnes
Manhattan Hotel
Velom College
Hecome
Arthur C. McGiffert
Union Theological Seminary
McGiffert
General Assembly
St. Louis
Granite Cutters Strike Not General in New England
Boston reports show the New England granite cutters strike begun under the national union partially disrupted by local wage adjustments and preexisting May 1 agreements. Quincy tests eight hour day terms, with 2⅔ cent minimum demanded, possibly guiding a regional settlement. 6,000 to 7,000 journeymen at risk if Quincy yards stay idle. Carnegie plan conference in Philadelphia maps strategy amid Frick litigation. A centennial celebration for Chief Justice Marshall draws presidential interest. An ad touts Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder as a cure for catarrh.
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Boston
New England
National Union
Wevers
Quincy
Barre
New England Granite Manufacturers’ Association
Jubilant British rejoice as Dundonald reports Ladysmith entry
The city roars with patriotism as London crowds parade with tri color rosettes and bands. Dispatches from General Dundonald claim the Natal Carbineers entered Ladysmith Tuesday night and Buller leads the army toward Nelthorn. Boers retreat toward Pretoria with guns and baggage spared.
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Ladysmith
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van Reenen
Pretoria
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Winberg
Bloemfontein
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Paardeberg
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Gatacre
George White
War Office
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Woolwich Arsenal
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