Senate Committees Face Divided Loyalties In Senate Feud
Washington March 9 senators from parties including Democrats Silver Republicans and Populists debated committee control. Democrats weigh coalition with Silver Republicans and Populists while fearing tariff conflicts. Governors appointments in Kentucky Florida Oregon spark disputes as Oregon case tests precedents.
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Washington
Senate
Republican Committee
Kentucky
Florida
Oregon
Pasco
Govenor
Henderson
Afontana
Wyoming
House
Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Proclaimed Wonder Cure
A Petersburg reader reports a brother with a severe cough feared to be consumption recovered after using Dr Bull's Cough Syrup. The ad claims daily marvelous cures for throat and lung ailments and notes the product sells for 25 cents everywhere.
Filibustering scare near Pensacola and other news
Escalating tension as the cruiser Marblehead docked at Pensacola to refuel with armed launchs stationed near Montgomery. Arms and boats moved openly from Jacksonville to Apalachicola ahead of possible operations. Pinkerton detectives arrived amid coast rumors. Also reports on Pennsylvania corporation taxes, an Oklahoma divorce invalidation, Greek volunteers to return home, Swedish American League gathering, a six hour bicycle race in Cleveland, Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher’s death, and counterfeiting arrests in Pennsylvania.
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Pensacola
Fla
Marblehead
Montgomery
Apalachicola
Jacksonville
Apalachicula
Pinkerton
Henry Ward Beecher
Stamford
Conn
Four Killed by a Snowslide at Daly Mine Park City
A snowslide swept the Daly mine works at Park City early this morning. Four men died and others were rescued. victims named James W. Keating N Bussato Nicholas Paffin and Joseph Zucca.
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Salt Lake City
Daly
Park City
Mters
James W. Keating
N. Bussato
Nichoas Paffin
Joseph Zucca
Greece's Plea for Crete Autonomy and Greek Troops Recall
The Greek government submitted a reply to the great powers urging that autonomy for Crete fails to restore order and urging recall of Greek troops if needed. It argues for Greece to reassert influence and cites recent massacres, the burning of Canea, and the danger of anarchy. The cabinet endorsed the document, and Hydra has been withdrawn from Cretan waters as negotiations proceed. Also noted is Secretary Sherman signing extradition papers for Lee Waller alias Frank Butler to Australia.
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Athens
Greece
George
Crete
Capu Istrias
Canea
Mussulmans
Hametly
Cretan
Mussulman
Hydra
Butler
Washington
Sherman
San Francisco
Lee Waller
Frank Butler
Australia
Captain Hart Sentenced for Cuban Expedition Aid
In Philadelphia Judge Butler denied a new trial and sentenced John D. Hart to two years in a penitentiary and a $500 fine plus costs for aiding a Cuban expedition by sending the steamship Laurada to transport men and arms. Hart, about 40, had leased Laurada and Bermuda to the Cubans during the Cuban Spanish war, shipping many expeditions. an appeal to the federal court of appeals is expected.
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Philadelphia
Buttler
United States District Court
John D. Hart
Atdine
Laurada
Cuba
Hart
Butler
Captain Hart
Bermuda
United States Court of Appeals
Ex Vice President Stevenson Arrives Home in Bloomington
Ex Vice President Stevenson and his wife reached their Bloomington Illinois home yesterday. A jury was secured at Norristown Pa in the Kaiser murder trial. A Macedonian force defeated Turkish troops near Thessaly and the Cuban insurgents launched a new attack on Havana suburbs.
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Stevenson
Bloomington
His
New York
Kid” McPartland
Sam Tonkins
Astoria
Norristown
Charles C. Kaiser
Thessaly
Havana
President McKinley Receives Congress Members in Day of Appointments
Washington March 9 The Chief Magistrate spent the day receiving congressional figures and public men urging offices and foreign posts. He held a 3 o’clock public reception in the East Room, shook hands with over a thousand attendees, and later walked in the gardens before resuming private business. Secretary Bliss planned a return to Washington.
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Washington
White House
Mount Vernon
John Hay
Court of St. James
Senator Wolcortz
Colorado
Europe
Publc
Bellamy Storer
Perry Heath
Indiana
the Treasury
Scrures
H. Clay Evans
Tennessee
W. W. Dudley
Sherman
Mr. Shermen
Senate
George A. Fleding
West Virginia
Greece
Air McKinley
Harrison
Liberty
Justine
Fuller
McKinley
Porter
Mr. Wolcott
Bliss
New York
Vanderbilt Victory in Supreme Court Case Concerning Conqueror
The United States vs the steam yacht Conqueror was decided against the government. The vessel built in England for Frederick W. Vanderbilt and seized as dutiable in New York in 1880 was not classed as foods or merchandise, and was subject to duty only because it belonged to an American citizen. The decision upholds taxation while noting the vessel was not an article of manufacture. Other items note New Jersey confirmations, legislative actions on oysters and trolley privileges, press censorship proposals, a treaty arbitration referral, an Illinois injunction ruling, a Kansas City shooting suicide, and a New York blackmail sentencing.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
United States
Conqueror
United States Supreme Court
England
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
New York
Stock and Produce Markets Close Strong on Tobacco Rally
New York and Philadelphia closing quotations show a late hour surge in Tobacco company shares lifting the market. Grain and dairy prices shift modestly with wheat—No 2 red—at spot and corn and oats steady, while live stock markets report active beef, pork, lambs, and cattle with varied prices across regions.
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Philadelphia
Tobacco Company
Balto
Ohio
Lehigh Valley
New Jersey
Iestly
Exgins
Itahen Creamery
New York Dairy
Do. Creamery
Dali
Pennsylvania
Southern
York
Reeves
Lambe Jnc
Lambe
Hoos Arm
East Liberty
March
Ohio Fed
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