Their Marriage Annulled Freed Without Divorce
Chancellor McGill ruled to annul the marriage of Rachel I Peele of Jersey City and George F Fisher, saying no actual marriage existed though a ceremony took place. The case, a notable legal novelty, follows Fisher's plan to bind the engagement with a ceremonial marriage in Toledo after a prior engagement during college.
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Marrioa
Trenton
McGill
Rachel I. Peele
Jersey City
George F. Fisher
Aivo Fisher
University of Michigan
Peele
Fisher
Mexico
Miss Peele
Miss Weele
Toledo
Wisher
President Homeward Bound From Georgia Stop
President and Mrs McKinley and party left Thomasville for Washington after a final goodbye crowd of about 2000. Miss Stuth Hanna drove the president to the station where he bowed to supporters and expressed thanks for the hospitality. The train pulled away amid cheers.
Klondike Gold Yield Claim Breaks Record
Seattle reporters say H Milles and Thomas Scott reached Skaguay in ten days from Dawson breaking the record by three hours. They expect Dawson to see massive gold flow with creeks delivering news of a record Klondike year and an estimated yield of fifteen million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New
Seattle
Wash
H. Milles
Thomas Scott
Dawson
Skaguay
Klondike
Battle with Bandits. Two more to hospital and two jailed
Scranton dispatch reports a six-robber train raid on Mayfield followed by a citizen-led pursuit. Leach and Vail wounded robbers fired first. three robbers killed, two captured, one escaped. Names James Selly of Ashley and James Cummings of Logansport listed. Wounded taken to Lackawanna hospital. dead man turned to undertaker.
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Scranton
Carbondale Traction Company
Mayfield
Lackawanna Hospital
Ins City
Carbondale
Patrick Dempsey
Frank Cogrins
W. P. Breckenridge
Forest City
Jefferson Branch
Erie Road
Sig” Robbins
Uniondale
Mount Ararat
Bill Leach
Leach
Jesse Vail
Vail
Wail
James S
Michael Morano
Susquehanna
Corry
James Burns
Spring Creek
Philadelphia and Erie Station
Burns
Liberty
William MccWilrick
Dead Heroes Home From Cuba and Porto Rico
March 28 report details transport Crook bringing bodies of 1900 dead from Cuba and Porto Rico. Identified soldiers from Sixteenth Pennsylvania and other regiments to relatives. unidentified buried at Arlington. Other items note Quay political tension in Quaysville, Windsor fire victims, consular recognitions, and a Pittsburgh mining strike alert.
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Hedlen
Lave
Cuba
Porto Artee
New York
Phetr Crook
Santiago
Mart
Porto Riva
Thong
Arlington Cemetery
Washington
Army of Retaits
Sixteenth
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Philip Koph
Rt. H. Manning
John I*. Sexerstrom
Edward §. Bailey
Loren .A. Dinsmore
Clayton EB. Damon
William L. George
Terman D. Hughes
Ervin M. Kerns
Windsor
L. &. G. Garden
Havana
Baron Augusta von Bruck
Germany
Elavana
Frederick H. Wilhelm Hunicke
Cienfuegos
Bir. C. Benoz
Belgium
Porto Rico
S. H. Harford
Philippine Islands
J. N. Sidebottom
Cebu
Aguinaldo's retreat slows as Manila battle presses on
Washington dispatches report ongoing heavy fighting near Manila with General Otis noting insurgents under Aguinaldo retreating toward Malolos while American forces march from Manila toward the insurgent capital. Entrenchments, burned bridges, and interrupted communications slow movement as engineers repair bridges and artillery advances loom. Malolos looms as a stubborn insurgent stronghold with potential heavy resistance.
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Washington
Perth
Manila
War Department
Santiago
Otis
Maniloa
Aguinaldo
Arvinaldo
Malolos
Ines
Marison
MacArthur
Chia
Afalolos
Philippines
Jiewey
Malabon
Malolus
Prince Loewenstein
Flay
Department
Loewenstein
Land
Spain
Zamboanga
The Battle of Malolos Opens as American Forces Advance
From Manila March 28 American troops push toward Malolos through burned villages. Generals MacArthur and Wheaton near the outskirts as the siege begins tomorrow. Aguinaldo flees to Malolos with strong forces and issues a deadly call to arms. Prisoners beg for food, claiming promises of loot by Aguinaldo. General Flagler improves after illness at Newport News.
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Manila
Malolos
MacArthur
Wheaton
Aguinalde
Branila
Flacier
Newport News
EL VW. Flagler
Old Point
CHICAGO FATAL FIRE Kills and injures dozens in rush to escape
A devastating blaze on Thirty-float and Benson streets in Chicago caused about 400000 in damages and left multiple people injured and missing. Jeremiah Steele leaped from a third story window, suffering critical injuries. Additional victims include Joseph Koda John Rhodes George Mosher August Schomberg Maule Ryan Georgie Relovirty Nellie McNab Pt Rosemier and Jarry Lee. Six residents remain missing and presumed dead as investigators cite a nail catching on a picker igniting inflammable materials fed to the machines. The fire prompted mass exits through windows and fire escapes amid dense smoke.
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Chicago
Benson
Ure
Deremiah Steele
Lngw
Narnia
Joseph Koda
John Rhodes
Crow
George Mosher
August Schomberg
Maule Ryan
Georgie Relovirty
Nellie McNab
Pt Rosemier
Handy
Bert
Jar
Steele
Biter
Produce Markets Reflect Philadelphia and Baltimore Trade
The report details fluctuating prices across grains and dairy in Philadelphia and Baltimore on March 27, with flour, rye, wheat, corn, oats, hay, butter, cheese, eggs, and potatoes showing varied firm to steady trends. Live stock markets in New York and East Liberty show mixed activity with beef, pork, lambs, and hogs adjusting to demand amid price shifts.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
City Mills
Western Creamery
New York Dairy
New York
Long Island
Jersey
Iaséyc Cabbaree
Faltilmore
Raad
WsGee
Liverpool
Cork
Sukar
Do. Small
T.wg
Beeves
Choice State
East Liberty
Tax Franchises Debate by Legislative Committee
Albany March 18 Governor Roosevelt urged a joint legislative committee to study taxing public franchises held by corporations and to report to the next legislature. He insisted current tax laws are unfair, urging a plan that yields a just share from corporations while preserving public works and essential services.
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Croliista
Albany
Roosevelt
Roose Velt
Laves
Alfvira
Ames Bay
Reans
New York City
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Pearre
Johnson
Jas. Stalin
St. Paul
Minn
Oweet
E. C. Wesz
Fis
A. L. Pearre
Frederick
Fisher & Shaw
Bankers
South Calvert Street
Baltimore Stock Exchange
Lavour
Ly Bas City
Maladie
Ernest Helfenstein
W. Patrick Sr
J. T. Pyles
West
Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
Irving S. Biser
Ofice
Church St. Frederick, Md
the News Job Office
President
Princeton
N. J
James ©. Murray
Dr. Murray
Camden
S. C
Philip Lynz
Benjamin Franklin
Murray
Brown University
Andover Theological Seminary
Brick Church
Tle
FEDS
Carborsia Fie Srrur Co
California
Fie SyRer Co
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cat
Louisville
Battle Witt Bandits
Sirbondale Traction Company
Notad Hunter
Columbus
Otis Hurley
Penitentiary
Daisy Sprague
Hurley
Miss Sprague
Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
Dolomite
Will Calvin
Sherif O'Gren
Sherif
San Luis
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Lima
Peru
Alonzo
Oruro
Ceracolla
Dead Heroes
Quay
Ito
Florida
Quarkisburg
Senator Quay
Executive Mansion
Morida
L. Magee
Allegheny
Mr. Quay
Pittshire
Pittsburg
United Mine Workers
Topeka
Kan
John Henry Collins
Hazen
Lancaster
E. K. Smith
Eastern
Columbia
Smith & Greyhill
MecCor-Sharkey Ficht
William A. Brady
Kich McCoy
Tom O'Rourke
Tom Sharkes
McCoy
McCord
Sharkes
Brady
Cnaba
Susannah
North Carolina
Pulaski
Fenterday
Vigilancia
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Goshen
Ind
Melvin Kyle
Big Four
Benton Tarbor
Elkhart
Kyle
PAI
Battle OF
Delaware
Dover
Stailon
Bernard Jt. McVey
Mark L. Davie
General Assembly
Milford
Boodred
Davis
Francis L. Lattomus
J. Edward Addicks
United States
Ar. Davis
Harrisburg
Jenks
Dalzell
Irvin
Widener
Rice
Catherine
Ells Noble
Moheran
Asere
Atlantic Transportation Company
Misa Noble
English Channel
Duncan
St. Louis
Jares Duggan
St. Vincent's
Duggan
Kenrick
Molinerx
Jasiier Will
Supreme Court
Gardiner
Roland RR. Molineux
Court of Generall Sessions
Molineux
Cardiner
Blanchard
General Sessions
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