Murderous Norwegian Man Slays Family in Washington Stairs
In Washington on March 15 Olof Pallesen a Norwegian stabbed killed his daughter Julia Hengesbach and wounded his wife Mary at 1121 Twenty fourth street northwest. The 5 year old died afterward and the mother lies near death with seven stab wounds. A crowd nearly stoned Pallesen after the attack amid a confusing motive report. A separate note says Captain B F Crosby of the schooner Joseph Luther suffocated from smoke on a vessel at Clinton street Canton.
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Loyalists and disloyalty amid Cape Town unrest report
A long dispatch from New York on British disloyalty in the Cape Colony describes officials tolerating treason to protect loyalists. The piece quotes risks to loyalists, including arson and farm loss, and urges loyalists to flee. It cites Kruger and Steyn in correspondence with Lord Roberts and notes looming punishment and safe exit for those opposing colonial control.
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Nuggets of News Briefs From National Scene
Philadelphia reopened five miles of streets. An Ohio Senate local option bill failed. Mrs Esler of New Jersey Industrial School for Girls may resign. Secretary Root said in Havana that U S officials will leave the island in time. Washington circles report the Hastie peace conference failed. Ex Premier Crispi of Italy is gravely ill with influenza and bronchitis. George N Cooper of Elgin Scotland arrives to claim 22.5 million left by George Smith of Chicago.
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Chicago Shooting Mystery Leaves Woman Wounded In Struggle
Mrs Bertha Richter identified herself to police as the wounded woman after a shooting on South Halstead street. Dr Uostrowski claimed accidental discharge while accompanying her to hospital where she remained in critical condition. He was arrested and later released to await further inquiry into the alleged assault.
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Sheldon a Christian Socialist in Topeka Sermon Talk
In Topeka on March 15 Reverend Dr. Sheldon described himself as a Christian socialist applying the Sermon on the Mount to daily life. He avoided fraternal society cards and dodged questions about a Massachusetts socialist article, stating he favors life insurance within those groups.
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Puerto Rican tariff debate nears action in Washington
Washington March 3 Congressional Republicans in caucus map Puerto Rican policy debating relief funding and a civil government for the island The House bill to provide 2 million dollars for relief moves to quick passage while a separate tariff question for Puerto Rico is postponed Senate members push for a cautious approach with calls to maintain revenue controls and avoid hasty action The discussion reflects divisions over free trade versus protective tariffs and military governance for the island.
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Organized to Defraud Involving Beers and Hotels
Organized to defraud is alleged with James Kellogg and BE.S Dean linked to a New York scheme. Testimony claims $45,000 to $100,000 stolen, with police raids on restaurants including Hotel Majestic and Empire while proprietors faced licensing pressure. In Montana, a motion for a new trial challenges a jury in a $5 to $10 million mining case. Frances Hodgson Burnett marries Stephen Townsend in Washington. Townsend, a physician turned actor, is London based.
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Death of Warden Cassidy of Eastern Penitentiary
Michael J Cassidy warden of the Eastern Penitentiary of Pennsylvania died in Philadelphia at age 71. He joined the prison as an overseer in 1862 and became warden in 1881, serving until his death. Cassidy was a pioneer advocate of separate confinement and had an international reputation as a prison official.
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Sea Captain Burned to Death on a Sloop Fire
Baltimore reports Captain B P Crosby of the schooner Joseph Luther died yesterday when a fire aboard the J W Lennon spread. Crosby slept in the state room and Handy of the Sennet was badly burned trying to save him. the vessel suffered substantial damage.
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Fall of Bloemfontein. Lord Roberts enters with cheers
London dispatches report Bloemfontein's surrender after artillery bombardment and night outflanking. Lord Roberts rides in at noon to a throng that waves British flags and sings. Prisoner exchange and keys of the public offices cited as confirming occupation.
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