Latest Happenings of the Day Resubmission in Kansas
Kansas resubmission effort advances as a joint resolution passes the house after Senate approval and moves to the governor. Prohibition opponents hail it as a victory while other items report on World’s Fair plans, a scaffold incident in New York, a baseball meeting in New York, embezzlement charges in Richmond, and a New York commission failure with substantial liabilities.
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Kansas
Torrksa
Kan
House
Senate
Clevelant
Perec Semaioss
Twttvs
New York
Bernard Heins
Hag
Pocahontas
Tie
Congress Debates Silver, Tariff, and Immigration Legislation
The 50th Congress faced fierce battles over silver coinage, free coinage, and federal elections policy, with efforts to extend banking and copyright laws, and a busy session ending as major measures passed. Key actions included tariffs, immigration reforms, meat inspection, and land grants for railroads, plus statehood for Idaho and Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isvu
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate
Congress
Sherman
Finance Committee
House
House of Representatives
Republican Party
Harrison
Me. Bish
Lezrative
New York
Chicago
St. Lows
Chicaro
Wromme
Idaho
Fifty-second Congress
United States Supreme Court
United States
Wicked Farce in Suspensions Shake Evangelical Conference
Allentown March 5 reports the Bow man Evangelical conference declaring the trial and suspension of Bishops Bowman and Esker wicked and void. Officials elected include D. W. Bickster as statistical secretary and S. S. Chubbs as treasurer. Brech Brayford stricken from local preacher list. several trustees elected for Schiryi seminary. Next meeting set for Philadelphia Christchurch. anti Bowman group admitted several ministers. Also notes prize fight in Muncy rink and multiple horse races in Gloucester and Guttenbars with race results and times.
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Bowman
Esker
Allentown
Bowman Evangelical Conference
General Conference
D. W. Bickster
S. S. Chubbs
Brech Brayford
S. S. Chubb
B. J. Smoyer
B. EK. Kehler
Schiryiinfil Seminary
Christchurch
Spreng
Chestnut Street Church
Lebanon
W. L. Leopold
Market Quotation Roundup From Philadelphia and New York
Quotations from the Philadelphia and New York exchanges show a steady market. Grain and flour sections report quiet or unchanged conditions with state and western flour steady and prices listed. Beef and pork markets display steady to moderately active trading with various meat cuts and fresh and old supplies priced.
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Philadelphia
New York
Philadelt Uit
Penosylvania
Lehich Waites
Lebich Nevrigellen
Reading &T Pf
Wntse P
HL & BT Com. Sc Paal
H& B.T. Pt
City Mills
State
Wgs.c
Western
TBS
GGL
Southweck, Ltd
Southern
Trial of Francis Lingo Opens in Camden Court
The Camden court opened the murder trial of Francis Lingo, farm hand, for Mrs. Annie Miller's death near Hampton Road. Chalkley Leconey attended, jury of twelve seated, witnesses testified about the assault and blood found on Lingo. Prosecutor Ridgway outlined the crime and the body found in Atchison’s woods with throat cut and evidence including a razor.
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Caupes
N. J. Mareh
Francis Burtyn
Lingu
Aumie Muller
Chalkley Leconey
Garrison
Hos, Gaunt
McDowell
Jenkins
Onto Moral
Francis Burton
Lingo
Murter
Francis Lingo
Chalkley Lecouey
David 4. Burrough
Delaware Township
William T. White
Camden
William C. Clark
Merchantville
Jon B. Peters
Centre Township
Benjamin F. Moore
Gloucester
Mo N. Nichols
Cedar Brook
Joseph L. Robinson
Charles F. Redman, Jr
Haddon Township
Jacob T. Fish
Martin Coyle
James FE. Gibbs
Waterford Township
John H. Ricils
Ridsway
Annie Miller
Hampton Road
Aidl
Moorestown
Atchison
Levi Farbham
Miller
New Jersey Legislature Faces Early Adjacency Tension
A garbled statehouse report outlines ongoing legislative activity in New Jersey with tensions among members over bill readiness and committee actions. It notes expected votes and potential war-related urgency, naming key figures like McGrady and Chamberlain as prosecutor candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Momdiay
MeGrady
Gistert
Jersey City
Uscwving
Chauberlain
Lawjobs
Hunter Deo
Harlan G. Chamberlain
Tua Pleas Ul Dauterdon
Murder trial looms in Schmidt case with grand jury test
The Schmidt murder case in Chester enters grand jury proceedings for the March term. Henry Schmidt and wife Caroline face a true bill for killing Euna Plitzenmeier. Medical experts testify blood on Schmidt clothing indicates a living victim. If true bill returns, trial set for March 23.
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Grand Jury
Schmide Kepining
Merpta
Henry FL Schiutli
Caroline
Euna Plitzenmeier
Schmidt
Chester
Commonwealth
Schmidts
Porwand
Henry Schmidt
Jim
Habeas Corpus Heariny
Ides
Global turmoil and disasters plus fair exhibit plans
A patchwork of reports outlines a brutal massacre in a colonial province with the central government seeking justice, while Germany considers a Chicago World’s Fair exhibit and merchants discuss a German exhibit delegation. Other items note a British steamer foundering near London, Boulangers’ alleged plot, a Philadelphia Methodist conference, a floor collapse in Brooklyn sugar store, and multiple local political and labor disruptions across the United States.
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Germany
World’s Pale
Burnin
Chicago
Baron Ver Berlepoch
Unclear OCR Fragment on British Politics and Elections
Fragmentary OCR text references a political situation in Britain with mentions of a reduced Tory majority, Maucluuuhl’s administration, and potential impacts on governance. The source is garbled and difficult to parse, yielding no verifiable event or clear entities beyond vague political context.
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Balursty
Aelia
Maucluuuhl
Death notices and local obituaries in Wheeling city paper
Gen John Carmack shipping clerk at Central Glass Works Wheeling dies at his home aged seventy two of asthma. Michael Judge dies at home of heart disease. John Sloane founder Broadway Carpet House dies in New York. George W Isaac uncle of Rev Isaac dies in Howard county. William Nemier of Indian Spring district dies aged sixty. Missionary Society meets. funds support a Chinese child Sophie Zimmermen. Lutheran Sunday school chairs ordered. plan for opening. Baltimore conference notes local ministers elected to standing committees. Lutheran and Catholic services and farewells. several pastors change positions April 1. Local sick list includes Lewis Kussman and others. several to recover. Funeral of Julia Wedge to be held at Quinn’s A M E church tomorrow at 3 PM.
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John Carmack
Central Glass Works
Wheeling
W. Va
Fifteenth Street
Abr
Carmack Wort
Wehen Fenty
Frederick
Soo
Central
Harvey Carmack
Wheeling Post Office
Henry Harrison
Mary Plapleve
East Church Street
Michiael
Michael Judge
Joseph Houll
East Sixth Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
Join Loane
John Sloane
New York
Broadway Carpet House
Joho RK. Sloan
Claudia Pearre
George N
George W. Isaac
Issac
M. E. Church
Howard County
WM. Nenter
Wm. Nemyern
Indian Spring
Washington County
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
China
Sophie Zimmermen
Zimmerman
Lutheran Sunday School
V.S. Levy
Baltimore
M.E. Church
Washington
Frederick County
C. T. House
W. C. Grifith
Fr. Galdner
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Das E. Walker& Co
Hamburg
Frederic
James E. Walker & CO
Sahm & Dill
North Market
E. J. Eldridge
Fee Tessa and
Weare Goons
West Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
J. AO. Lepps
Agest
Bartholomay Appollo Beer
Col. West Patrick
Telegraph
the News
Worlis Fair Buildings
Cmcaco
Founds and Buildings Committee
Construction Bureau
York
John and
Louis Weaver
Muchless Brewre
Esterday
Ricuxiosp
New York Commission
Henry T. Wells & Co
Fruit Commission
Aasste Small
Harcison
Cleveland
Rolinson
el Igis
Petrus
Henry C. Deming
Johnson
Wis
Wiiritassport
Muncy
Wilson
Thompson
Wiis
Glouceste
N.J
Dongan
Climax
Defaniter
Foo Gourtney
Brussels
Lid
Innocence
Las
Guttenbars
Gurreveens
N. J
Trurivoge
Veray
Copparieid
Genevieve
Tims
Starigold
Alderman Mar
Encador
Morris
Own
Teddington
Thiamad
Long Island
Belysarius
Chieftain
Reve d'Or
Irene BL
Boznic Lasa
Francie Lingo
Theurder of
Mins
Richer
Tosh
Teats Hensel Jsuneefiy
Chalkles Lecourg Ae
Spectator
Sucaciuie
Sturzr
Jobnn Shier
Jobe Milier
Sirs. Miller
Charles Wilson
George Busn
Aira
Henry Ritter
Airs
Harnah Pennice
Delaware
Wanasetos
Cal
Jona P. Cocaran
Middle
Amsterdam
K. Y
Withis City
Waldron
Dunkip
New Sersey
Wasnixctos
Census Bureau
Haiser
Beranin
Paris
Marshal Leeds
Harriseers
William R. Leeds
Washington Tam
Generalaver and Hastings
Leeds
St. Mark's
Brighton Beach
Eepsheadk Bay
Meora
Henry Lowry
Bull" Lowry
George Barris
Herber Mudier
Novaca
N.Y
Ratland County
Repubicans
Xugglis
Sepey
Chere
Lori
Sayoune
Abi
Michugan
Ch.nes- Ny T.ster
Bishove Temny Rion
Blair
Uniicu
John J. Nodgers
United
Lewis Polk
Sherif
Nolan County
Tex
W.A. Bird
Scary County
James McComb
Abinr
Gerwta
Dorie
Wierdd
Abiandoueal
Houianger Tocetes Peeting
Titipeven Elsenteerts
Lone
Marek
Getain
Marwle
Nustro
Macias
Ruatnia-aira
Cemstal
Minster
Brithh
Loxpox
Marea
Victoria
Homburg
Portland Forth
Jase
L Harrison
Stewmer
Abe
Boulaunger
Gan
Boulanger
Lord Silsbury
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Columbia Avenue
C.H. Fowler
C. D. Foss
G. E. Reid
Dickinson College
Samuel W. Smail
Utah University
Ogilen
J. F. Goucher
Women’s College
Councils
Church
Hovemyer & Elder
North Tenth Street
Williamsburg
John Smith
Springfield
Tils
Palmer
Streeter
Oglesby
Bunersville
Otto
Louisvillle
Auiva
Harare Sen Yors
E T. Sherman
PT. Saemeaa
WW. T. Sherman
Philadelphia F
Pru.apeLrais
J. 0
Schimmel Preserving Company
Eighth
Pranklin
Berks Street
Jos. Tasy
Washiineton
Ad. Oue
Benes
Lewis F. Kussman
Gabriel Beckley
South Market Street
Ga G. W.E. Roelby
George W. Good
A. A. Sharrelis
Riss Nolte Whister End Cens
Cork Market Street
John N. C. Hedzes
Schleys
J. W. Brown
A. B. Cline
Mgr
George E. Hanshew
George Markel
Julia Wedze
Quinn’s A. M. E. Church
Third Street
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