Free Lined Route Marks Coxey Caravan March
Twelve miles of the longest free lined route on record were mapped for the Coxey caravan as January weather lingered. Morale stayed steady with sparse crowds, bread and coffee the staple, and army songs led by Dr. Kirtland’s glee club while limited supplies sparked mutinous whispers. General Coxey and Browne addressed crowds in Chicago and Louisville, with reports of enlistments and rumors of collapse multiplying as the march pressed toward Washington.
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Dr. Kirtland
Pittsbury
M.D. Smith
Enterprise
Smith
Maximo
Washington Township
Marshal Browne
Maan
Kirtland
Glee Club
Honore Jackson
Chicago
Massillon
Pedition
Louisville
Browne
Anna i L. Diggs
Salem
Independent Church
D. W. Smith
W. B. Rockard
Washington
Christopher Columbus Jones
Philadelphia
Mess‘loa
Coxer
Woonsocket
S. D
W.S. ‘Young
South Dakota
Young
Sioux Falls
M PaTeNOTRe and F. Fenech Jegnbassador Wedding in Philadelphia
Diplomat M Parenotee and his bride Eleanor James were married in a private Philadelphia ceremony at Walaut street. The event featured British witnesses, a French consul, and a shortened choral rite due to religious differences. The couple plans a short wedding tour before returning to Washington to occupy the new embassy building. Parenotee, 42, has risen through diplomatic ranks. his bride is 2.
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Fenech Jegnbassador
Philadelphis
Pater Otre
Dor
United
Tee
Eleanor Cof
James Elshur
Philadelphia
Patenotre
Mayer Stuart
Parenotee
Legislature Debates Road Repair and Local Bills
Yesterday's session covered road repair in St. Marys county with a bill finally passed. Governor Brown signed multiple bills. The House Labor and Agriculture Committee heard Baltimore interest on the Child Labor bill. A centennial exposition committee bill passed the Senate. The Fire Marshal bill cleared the House by a constitutional majority. Debate continued on a Chesapeake Bay enforcement bill and oyster law cross-border issues. A large Annapolis delegation supported the Anti pool Bill. The Lamar bill aiding claims against the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal passed the Senate. Washington county school officials protested the Free Schoolbook bill. The Telephone bill passed the Senate without opposition. In the House, bills passed to create Burkelsville in Frederick county, add a magistrate in Frederick, empower the Baltimore and Idparty Turnpike Company, and allocate 10 000 for agricultural fairs.
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Senate
Wilkinson
St. Marys County
Brown
House Committee On Labor and Agriculture
Baltimore
House
Chesapeake Bay
Clarence Hudson
A. L. Dryden
Somerset County
Virginia
Maryland
Annapols
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Washington County
Bur- Eltsville
Frederick County
Baltimore and Idparty Turnpike Company
Orphans Court Administrations and Estate Filings
Letters of administration and testamentary granted for several estates including Eleanor Stop and A H Williar. Final accounts and distributions recorded for Eleanor Simp and Mary E Knott. Reports of sales and inventories filed for multiple estates. Wills of Luther C Smith and Sarah Lowry filed for probate.
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D.b. N.cta
Grayson Z
Eleanor Stop
J. C. Williar
P. G. Sauble
A. H. Williar
Eleanor Simp
John Bt. Roddy
Mary E. Knott
David Delanter
Luther Welsh
Lewis A. Kolb
David F. Kolb
A. H. Wells
Elizabeth Stultz
Isaiah Greenwood
Anns Waters
Luther C. Smith
Sarah Lowry
Governor Flower rebukes citizens over Troy corruption memorial
About a hundred Troy residents marched to the Capitol to present a memorial on a local selection tragedy. They were denied an audience. Flower said locals are responsible for their officers and urged lawful remedies, pledging to pursue a good district attorney's administration if charges are proven.
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Alvaxy
Troy
William
Flower
Peixoto Libel Clarified Amid Revolt Reports
Rio officials debunk claims that President Peixoto revived imperial decrees 1855 and 1831 for rebels. The martial law decree is said to be unrelated to those decrees and no executions without trial were ordered.
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Peixoto
Rio Janemo
Associated Press
United States
Disputed Letter Trial Theme Reaches Expert Testimony
In Washington on March 28 the Pollard Breckinridge trial pivots to expert testimony. Dr E M Shaffer and Edwin B Hay testify the disputed letter and Pollard's acknowledged writings were written by the same hand. Cross examination fails to shake their findings as Major Moore denies new claims.
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Washington
Elm. Shaffer
District of Columbia
Edwin B. Hay
Chauncey Depew
Kentucky
Madeline Pollard
Breckinridge
Wesleyan Academy
Alo
Miss Pollard
Wesleyan Connect
Corone
Breckinriage
Esterdays
Taneglad
Huten
Tam
Aladeline B. Porrago
Jere Wilson
Major Moore
Wilson
Dr. Shaffer
Messrs. Shaffer
Hay
Bradley
Fatal duel over timber sparks death in Wayne County
In Fleming West Virginia on March 23 Henry Collins and Hoke Napier, both residents of nearby towns, exchanged shots over passage through Collins land for timber. Both were fatally wounded and died shortly after the encounter.
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Avesirsetos
W. Va
Fleming
Wayne County
Henry Collins
Hoke Napier
Napier
Collins
Deserted Gloucester Stocks of Horses Held by Sheriff
Describes Gloucester race track phaseout with wintering horses moved west and remaining stock held by the sheriff on feed contracts. Notes prior peak of 1500 stabled horses, now about 80 racing horses left, and potential sheriff sale while speculation links to a proposed summer resort by William J. Thompson.
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Campex
N.J
Gloucester
Beld
Feed Hills
Gleucester
William J. Thompson
Thompson
Destruction of Historic Kearsarge After Fire
March 28 reports say the historic old warship Kearsarge, stranded on Koncador reef February 2, is completely destroyed by fire. Telegrams to Secretary Herbert from Boston and New York officials confirm a total wreck with suspected arson by New Providence natives. Congress had authorized 15000 for salvage, with a 10000 limit.
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Wasuiados
Kearsarge
Koncador Reef
Herbert
Boston
Alfred Winsor
Boston Tow Company
Union
Ronendor Reef
Flow
Houghton
Maritime Exchange
New York
Kuneador Reef
Havana
Navy Department
New Providence
Congrss
Stock and Produce Markets Closing Quotations
Closing quotations on the New York and Philadelphia exchanges show mixed results across stocks and dairy products. The report mentions pork prices, cheese and cream varieties, and dairy futures with references to regional markets and specific price observations.
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New York
Philadelphia
Wenetal
Cere
BSA
Sssenia
Irene
Gator
Western Dairy
Kom 2
New York Dairy
Do. Strate
Pennsylvania
Tailsi
Penney
Southern
Prendergast Case Postponed During Insanity Proceedings
The Prendergast insanity trial against Mayor Harrison’s assassin was postponed for ten days as the court pursued further examination. A clash in court led to Prendergast striking Guard Johnson with a broom handle, injuring him, before prison staff moved him to the dungeon. Other local dispatches note unemployed bands visiting Erie and a Florida murder case, with updates on Congressman Wilson’s health and a Pittsboro death by gunfire.
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Chicase
Prendergam
Harrison
Aosssin
Duster Chetks
Prenderast
Charles Jukmon
Bein
Johnson
Proudergast
Juunson
Tasnasin
Browing
Prendergast
Steein
Morris
Johns
Wilson
San AxTosso
Tex
W. L. Wilson
Ben Cable
Underwood
Local Man Faces Heavy Charges After Infant Death
The report details a man from Hue County, Oklahoma Territory, charged after a six year old boy was found dead from blunt force injuries. Authorities say the suspect used a club in the assault and attempted to bury the body, leading to the case being pursued in court.
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WiLliamfront
Asette Welker
Wes
Jasren
Fla
Biavile
Irs
Turner
Miss Epsey
Beeamu
Inch
Hue County
O. T
Gilson Wie
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