Shaw Alleged Confessions In Murder Case Trial
Three witnesses swear Shaw confessed to murdering his worker and grandfather in the Camden murder trial. Eva Wood former fiancée of Shaw, Officer Harewan, and Detective Miller testified that he admitted the crime. Reporters note Darnell arrest tied to the case. Judge Carrow’s conduct scrutinized as trial proceeds. Separately, Portuguese emigrants continue journey to America. most New England workers become farmers or fishermen. Czarina blamed for delaying Russian reply to Kruger Steyn intervention offer as Berlin reports.
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Berlin
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St. Petersburg
Count Muravieff
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as All-Purpose Spring Remedy
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a universal spring cure for eruptions boils scrofula eczema dyspepsia nervous debility and fatigue. It claims the medicine purifies blood supports nerves improves vitality and is the best spring medicine and tonic for all ages.
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Goebel conspiracy trials widen with new arrests and confessions
In Kentucky the Goebel case saw a surge of activity as W. B. Culin was examined and held, while Henry E. Youtsey reportedly sought a public statement after a jail interview. Judge Moore ordered Powers held without bail for grand jury review, Davis to await bail, and Governor Beckham kept Democratic militia in place ahead of the April circuit term.
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Prinemers
Pranafert Ry
Goebel
Cultan
Culton
T. C. Campbell
Campbell
Commonwealth
Franklin
Polsgore
Cultos
Youtsey
Powers
Moore
Franklin County Grand Jury
Cuse
Fudge Moore
Davis
Circuit Court
Yortsey
Beckham
Ex Senator Coyle Acquitted In Bribery Case At Harrisburg
Jury returned a not guilty verdict against former Senator John J. Coyle of Philadelphia in the McCarrell bill bribery trial. Costs were split between prosecutor and defendant. Other defendants like ex Representatives Byrne Moyles and Evans entered bail for June term as witnesses were discharged. Additional items note German postal rules, Philippines troop payments, and Lima electric stock expansion.
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Herrisburg
John J. Coyle
Philadelphia
McCarrell
Albert Redmond
Harrisburg
House
Coyle
John R. Byrne
Everson
Robert Evans
Thomas M. Moyles
Wilkesbarre
Labor Conflict Claims Violent Plot By Contractors
The report details Union leader Mr Gubbins alleging contractors plan violence to strike fear into workers. He described a detective posing as a provocateur and said associates sought to incite attacks, with Gubbins insisting the union seeks peace through arbitration and seeks protection from authorities.
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Sivan
Assortaton
Gunbhiong
Gubbing
Nupucafon
Meg
Cabral Denies Guatemala Massacre Story In Mexico City
March 25 report from Mexico City states Manuel Cabral the new Guatemalan minister denied EL Porvenir's sensational tale of a Temple of Science collapse in Guatemala. He notes a roof sheet struck a woman, the president investigated, and no massacre occurred. Wanamaker presses ballot reform amid Philadelphia violations.
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Fisa
Cabral
City
Mexico
Manuel Cabral
Diaz
EL Porvenir
Cartagera
Colombia
el Forevnir
Temple of Science
Minerva
Estrada Cabrera
Nero
Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Business Men's Republican League
Pennsylvania
John Wanamaker
Po Nelcal
Dissolution of British Parliament unlikely this year
The French cabinet may decide the Paris exposition opening date set for April 14. Chicago plans May celebrations inviting over 4,000 distinguished guests. Mississippi Governor Stone dies in Holly Springs after ten years in office.
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M. Stone
Mississippi
Holly Springs
Miss
Philadelphia
Clark
Raho
Shanghai
Keiping
Treasury Department
Frank MM. Wells
Philippines
Oliver's Great Feat in the War News Reaches Jacobsdal
London dispatch reports a British column of about 40 men moving toward Jacobsdal to break into rugged country as Olivier aims to slip past Roberts. Cape Town expects delays to Roberts advance while reinforcements move to Cape ports. war losses now total 36,652 with 4,004 invalided home.
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Marty
London
Warrenton
Kimberley-Bloemfontery
Jacobsdal
Olivier
Millstone
Lord Roberts
Miles
Kroonstad
Cape Ports
Cape Town
Lady Roberts
Sir George White
Beversi
Ladysmith
Caesar
Waw
Reform of the Chinese empire and American trade policy
A fragment from a historical essay discusses America's pledge to lead reform in China and calls for a broad merchant response to European and Russian competing interests. It argues U S support could revive Qing trade, with the Cathy Chronicle endorsing the idea that American help could reinvigorate China and wider East Asian commerce.
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United States
Polis
America
Elley
Heru
Europe
Qomerna
England
Russia
Pete
Hanpe de
Posarion
Eddvortal
Sevreaury Dray Roy Ape
Far East
Russia's Warlike Preparations Prompt Dispatches From Odessa
A Special Odessa dispatch notes mobilization near 250000 troops and a ready Black Sea squadron. Tensions rise with the Ottoman government, tied to Russia's Caucasus frontier buildup amid Agia Minor demands.
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London
Odessa
Russia
Bhick Sea
St. Petersburg
Sublime Porte
Germany
Agia Minor
Caucasus
Lentz denounces militarism in Philippine debate
In Washington on March 28 the house debated army funding with tangents to Puerto Rican tariffs Boer support and the Philippines. Lentz of Ohio assailed militarism provoking Marsh to call the speech a disgrace to Congress. Senate moved slowly on tariff and a free-venue amendment while Alaskan coast mining permits sparked further debate.
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Washington
Pierce
Tenn
Hull
Sulzer
Lentz
Ohio
Philippines
Marsh
Jrs
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House
Senate
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Carter
Secretary of War
Alaskan
Cuban Bonds and U S Role Highlight Havana Hearing
Debates over Cuban bond payments surface as Monteagudo and Villaendas defend the Cuban government's finances and pledge safety in eastern provinces. Senators Platt and others question if Cuba will honor revolutions bonds and French loans, with possible U S intervention if France demands payment. In Havana, sanitary officials urge stricter water regulation amid citizen complaints. water taps remain a focus as system expands to five thousand more houses.
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France
Monteagudo
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Hawley
Binck
Sanitary Department
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Teachers hoot mayor in Davis school bill fight
New York on March 28 teachers hissed Mayor Van Wyck and President Little during the hearing on the Davis school bill which would standardize salaries by grade and service. The mayor warned of large future costs and likely veto, amid a disorderly scene at city hall.
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