Fatal Insanity Slays Man and Endangers Family
Cleveland on March 4 Delos Boswell, a Copely township farmer, aged seven years, became insane and killed his son with an ax before turning on his wife and attempting suicide. Neighbors intervened. both he and his wife are expected to recover. The act, linked to financial losses, followed by other reports of mood-driven events and moonshiner pursuit in Texas, an accidental bridge collapse near Amherst, and a mother’s plunge with her infant into a cistern in Ohio.
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Senate Conference Reports Advance Civil and Diplomatic Bills
The Senate passed many bills including a civil and diplomatic package. the copyright bill remains in conference. A Hawaiian cable amendment and several pension measures were debated. the conference report on the Indian appropriation and sundry civil bills advanced. Hearst funeral arrangements progress as Washington reports and nominations to Congress appear unlikely before recess.
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Pennsylvania Legislature Debates Revenue and Tax Bills
The Pennsylvania Legislature advanced bills on a tax reform plan and relief fund for coal workers, with final passes on an anthracite lands tax and a relief fund for those harmed by coal industry activities. Senators Porter and Smedies led discussions on fraternal benefits taxation and a proposed anti intoxication closure measure, which passed 25 to 10.
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Core strike wholesale arrest of labor leaders
In Scortpaie Pennsylvania constable raids arrested Willy Wise Martin McSloy and others tied to United Mine Workers in a Coke region dispute. Indictments accuse conspiracy riot and assault with hearings set for March 14 amid striker anger and fears of wider outbreak. An injunction against Connellsville coke strikers was granted by Tadge Acheson as US forces threaten further arrests.
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Market summaries from Philadelphia and New York exchanges
The Philadelphia market was lively and firm with Pennsylvania railroad shares rising on a favorable annual report. Lehigh Valley and Reading stocks showed dull trading. various bids appeared for Reading, Lehigh Valley, and Reading Ist pf shares. In New York, the Produce Market was steady with quiet demand. grain futures were mixed with No. 2 wheat steady, corn firmer, oats steady, and beef, pork, lard, and eggs showing varied activity across state and western markets.
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The Belfast League Clash and Political Tensions
Reports from Belfast recount a violent clash at the National League branch between supporters of Mr Parnell and Mr McCarthy, with police dispersing the fighting factions as rival protests and seizures sparked by factional battles. Separately, dispatches note diplomatic reshuffling rumors amid Empress Frederick’s visit, and legal moves over Mrs Woods's will with Parnell’s influence cited.
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Lost IX the storm on the James and Newport News gale
Storm reports from Newport News and James River mouth describe wrecks and drowned sailors. Yacht crews missing, several men saved, and weather conditions worsen near Warwick River mouth. National and International Baseball meetings note constitutional revisions, club admissions, and jury duty for Gould. Fire injures four in Brooklyn tenement blaze. New Orleans Mafia trial advances. embezzlement arraignment in New Jersey. Rome elects Republican mayor. weather and local ordinances update. gold life saving medal awarded to Captain Mitchell.
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Missing securities spark state treasurer probe
Delaware bond and bank stock holdings valued at about 600,000 were missing from the state treasury. Ex State Treasurer Herbert and bondsmen face a regulatory investigation as Ber nite seeks recovery of 34,417.75 while officials note the assets have not been seen in twelve years. The state vows safe-keeping reforms though no one will lose a cent.
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Reader praise for Frank Rhodes Wheeling stage star
A Wheeling reader lauds Frank B. Rhodes, praising his performance in the play Duele Hires and noting his popularity with the audience. The letter highlights Rhodes as a standout feature and credits his portrayal with drawing crowds and favorable notices in The News.
Social World Events at Kemptown and Nearby Homes
A Kemptown oyster supper for Providence church raised 102 dollars. Local committees, led by Mrs. Geo. Jones and Miss Nora Browning, received thanks. gifts included a lamp won by Nora Browning and various donated items. Other items cover surprise parties at Miss Mary Brisb’s home, a Miss Bertha Schmidt birthday gathering, and a Harmony Grove pound party plus a St Mary’s Guild basket. A Kansas City railway cashier, Tinges Stephenson, faced trial for misrepresenting a check, jailed on $5,500 bail. In Iowa, a clash between the State Business Men’s Association and the Farmers’ Alliance sparked a push for cooperative stores and boycotts on beds.
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Arrest of Train Robbers in February Fight
Los Angeles Cal Marca reports during February frat events three men attacked at Alia. In the ensuing fight a train guard was killed. Two robbers are in custody, one jailed in Talare, another arrested by San Luis Obispo authorities. A third man is believed wounded and sought by detectives. Charles Dantremont of Angelica New York, described as partially insane, burned himself to death in his barn.
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