Holmes Is To Hang For Murder In Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court this morning affirmed the first degree murder verdict in the Benjamen Pietzel case, upholding Judge Arnot and rejecting all error claims. Justice Wilkins delivered the opinion, noting the trial showed dramatic but not irregular actions, and Holmes may not appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court. Samuel P. Rotan, Holmes’s counsel, reported the decision to his client as visits from Rev. Dr. Dailey and Archbishop Ryan suggested Holmes had given up hope for a new trial.
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Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Herman W. Mudge
Tl. Tholmes
Court of Oyer
Benpaanly
BP. Pietzel
Wilkans
Samuel P. Rotan
Tor Holmes
Holmes
Ryan
P. J. Dailey
Church of the Annunciation
Termes
Pletzel
Father Dulles
Graham
United States Supreme Court
Willan
Turnixbel
Arnot
Bach
Humber
Cleargiana
Willisenet
Tillinais
H. Tolmes
Wupwery
Aergyman
Denver
Aiary
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Mylo
Gilmanton
N.W
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Mit
Howard
Reigner
Miss Voto
Ind Mint
Hyemt
Ted
Vias Trent
Ma Qiuieston
Ind
Gauormey Mon
Death ends Governor Greenhalge in Lowell
In Lowell Massachusetts on March 6 Governor Greenhalge died at 1230 a m after brief illness. The passing marks the end of a long public career including service as state executive and prominent figure in politics and public life.
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Lowell
Mass
Greenhalge
Archbishop Kenrick Dies Suddenly in St Louis
Most Rev Peter Richard Kenrick former Archbishop of St Louis died suddenly at the Episcopal residence on Lindell Boulevard in St Louis. The aged prelate remained conscious at times as clergy and friends gathered. rites of extreme unction were given and funeral arrangements awaited Archbishop Sarsfield Denver’s anticipated arrival to conduct the service next Sunday. Kenrick, born in Dublin in 1800, was the first Archbishop of St Louis after its elevation and led the diocese for fifty years amid challenges, celebrating his golden jubilee in 1891.
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Lovin
St. Louis
Peter Richard Kenrick
Diocese of
Lindell Boulevard
Luveloek
Gregory
Main
Kentick
Bis
Aeruchin
Pathers
Denver
Peter Tiehnyad
Kenrick
Dublin
Drase
Roseat
St Louis
Lbshoyy Kenrick
Steht Benlisiat
Mather Brady
Diocuse
Pather Brady
Adelmshop
Vest
Kendriei
Lindell Bowlewart
Capers Debunked Vessel Cargo Seizures Near Cedar Keys
Washington report states Captain M Wer ring of the revenue cutter Morrill is tracking a schooner near Port Tampa amid a cargo seizure tied to Colling's expedition. The seized armament totals 200 to 400 thousand cartridges and 10 tons of supplies, with Spanish authorities expressing disappointment at the expedition’s composition.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Mwerring
Morrill
Selsens Vestuyday
Port Tampa
Mallony
Lantern
Tarzo
United States
Gis
Stites
Cedar Keys
Regnature Adjourammiene Wrankfort Proposal
A concurrent resolution in the Kentucky House, led by Mr. Swinefordlem, proposes adjourning the General Assembly until next Wednesday March 5. The Senate vote hints Holt is the Republican Senate nominee favorite, with the session set to expire March 1.
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Wrankfort
Swinefordlem
General Assembly
Senatoria Ballet
Holt
Wink
Battle Losses Reported in Abyssinian Conflict
A Paris dispatch from Aden to Mutin says Thalians lost 6,000 men in last Sunday's battle with the Abyssinians amid ongoing hostilities.
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Paris
Aden
Mutin
Colored Republican rift in Virginia party roils Whe
A Virginian reporter probes the split in the local Colored Republican ranks led by Wardill Bowden and Leavery factions. Key figures Lamb Lowery and Waddill clash over leadership, with accusations of treachery and conspiracy, while meetings in Scott Street Lamb and Richmond papers frame the struggle and future control of the state party.
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Bus
Unet
Wardill-Bowden-Leavery
Cot
Themis Lowery
Veerty
Col Lum
Beslow's Hall
Scott Street
Lamb
Flonan
Iame
Mali Commuitttes
Chiatelain
Shire T Cove
Ma Merler
National Executive Committees
Jidee Wadd
Yankee Alam
Gon
Alkan
George Ko Bowen
Ron
Lee
Ohn Mitchell
Thanet
Toehmemt
Mitchell
Friends
Lowery
Mahone
Bernie Habbo Nmbout
Om Boll
National Committee
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Judge Wineldill
State
Bearden
Wardell
National
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Wouhdit
Howden
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Maul
Madura
Loval
Threwater
Republican Club
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Col Lah
Madsday
Abe Armary
Thomias Lowery
Ehevpran
Vlly Thorogood
Gotiagr
Mhoro Rood
Ims
Col Lamb
le Lowery
Cnet Thorocool
Ow Mektiles
Tal Mehinkey
Col. Linh
Ini
Major Waddy
John W. Stevens
Voight Col Lamb
Oda Pellowa
Bute Strens
Night Bey
Prominent Merchant Near Blindness Amid Confederate Charity Fame
A New York based reporter notes Charles Broadway Stouss, a Hyroad wa y merchant, faces total blindness within weeks as doctors abandon hope. Bowes uses Melis therapy to try saving his sight while Stouss continues running his business amid near-certain medical despair. His wealth rose to millions in two decades, and his Southern fame rests on liberal Confederate memorials and charities.
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York
Sayer
Charles Broadway Stouss
Kim
Bowes
Melis
Mercan
Winchester
Iseg
Eros
South
Silver Dems Back Free Coinage in 1 to 4 Policy
Washington March 4 A prominent group of the Leg Ver wad Posern live Committes of the UWmetalife deen claim the Democratic National Convention will be won by a decided minority. The committee says they are actively at work nationwide and promise a decisive trend toward free silver coinage at the 1 to 4 ratio with silver sentiment growing in strength across regions.
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Uwmetalife Deen
Silver Democrata
Mts
Democratic Party
Republican Convention Nominates G. Bo Rosa for Congress
March 4 meeting of the Seventh Congress district including part of Chicago and Lake County nominated G. Bo Rosa, current member, for Congress amid a bitter split between Voss supporters and W. D. Boyce followers. Also noting the death of prominent Republican Dewad, Chicago, a former National Committee chairman, at Riveraide. He leaves a widow and five children.
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Wileage
Chicago
Lake County
Ane
den. G. Bo Rosa
Congress
Voss
W. D. Boyce
Dewad, Chiengo
Marel de Mienobo
Bell
Nai
Notive Committee
Miveraide
Ely
National Committee
Aerator Carta
Campbell
Brewna Dorn
Philadelphia
Flood and Flanagan Senators in Fiery Senate Altercation
In Richmond Va on March 4 a melee erupted between Senators Finnigan Blood Flanagan and others amid a tense session over Maupin and gubernatorial moves. Blood was wounded by Finnigan’s cane and taken to a residence, doctors fearing brain concussion for Magee. A $2,500 bond was set. next hearing scheduled Wednesday. The day also covered pastor resignations, hotel fires, and political maneuvering around bills and appointments.
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Phangan
Hess
Blood
Senate
Phipatgan
Om Fried
Aleload
Mr. Mlangigan
Plood
Phinigein Twilee
Mer
Jeter
Conway Jr
Swnds
God Wal Little, Jr
Commonwealth
Edgar Allan
Finnagan
Balin
Managan
Resolution clash stalls Senate conference on Cuba policy
Washington March 4 The Senate Committee on Foreign Relations failed to agree on resolutions. Debate focused on Spain and Cuba amid division over possible conference with the House. Sherman and others pressed for a language stance, while some members urged caution to secure a conclusive text.
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Washington
Senate Committee
Senate
Wve
Mid
Spain
Cub
Suel
Choy
Sherman
Mornin
Lode
Row in the Reichstag shows dramatic parliamentary clash
A chaotic March 4 scene in the Reichstag ends with a partial count revealing only 16 deputies present as the government fails to form a quorum amid shouting from supporters and opposition. La Lafayette House observers note pretense and protests during the tense counting.
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SDM
Hichter
Wreck Sighted Near Texas Coast After Fortnight at Sea
Minstus Schooner Pou reports sighting the wreck of the Wil Ve Ann, a schooner lost at sea for a month while en route to Texas and Mexican ports. Four persons aboard were rescued or missing, including Chotula Simon Wakter of Lake Charles, Taery Seaman, Willan Aimer eoak, and M Muyguet passenger of Stockford, Vex.
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Ialveston
Wil
Three Men Held in Custody as U S Authorities Question Them
In New York on March 4 three men described as engineers and a steward were brought before Judge Lincombie Wine. The judge released them to their counsel's custody until tomorrow morning as investigations proceed by United States authorities.
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New York
Mibustornus Sleamanip
Bermiukt
T' Ios
Nubsor
Hike, Howden
Hesienar
Cot. Taylor
Ohlet
West Sestonie
United States
Jude Lincomibe
Atlas Line dispute over sunken ship Aliea filed in court
In oo Bdver New York March 4 the Atlas Line Rhegship Company owners of the ship Aliea sunk by the German steegrker Lan Bourgevine have filed a suit in the United States District Court for the recovery of 400,000 dollars for the ship and cargo. The case will likely be forwarded by the French Line Company to report tomorrow.
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New York
Atlas Line Rhegship Company
Oon Dhe Abouuship Aliea
Vremel Tite Steegkeer
Cabinet Resigns In Prolonged Rome Meeting
March 4. The cabinet held a proracted meeting and unanimously decided to press the acceptance of their resignation. They desire to leave to the Crown complete harmony. The division of the Cabinet to resign will be communicated to the chambers tomorrow.
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Rome
Mherry
Twiton
Humbert
Deaths in Street Fight in Constantinople March 4
A quarrel between two Istab municipal council members, one Hulgarian and one Turk, sparked a street fight in which eight people were killed. Turkish troops from Usku were sent to Istub to restore order amid fears of further disturbances.
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Constantinople
Istab
Loyway
Usku
Istub
Brilliant Reception for Captain Turner on 67th Birthday
Captain James BE Turner of the Virginia Pilots Association celebrated his 67th birthday at his Wood Street home with about fifty guests. Each guest wished he would live fifty seven more years, and many handsome presents were given.
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James BE. Turner
Virginia Pilots’ Association
Wood Street
Salary fights over district attorneys bill rallied House attention
Washington March 4 The House devoted the day to the fee and salary amendment of the Legislative Executive and Judicial bill. Debates centered on district attorney salaries for federal courts ranging from 2000 to 3500 with two raises approved: Western district of Pennsylvania from 3500 to 4000 and Eastern district of Michigan from 3000 to 4000. An amendment required AG to pick district attorneys from locals. Senate disagreements and conference actions followed as the day closed.
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Fee and Soleery
Washington
House
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Senate
Nicaragua Canal Commission
Ienry A. Dupont
United States
Delaware
Delaware Joint Assembly
Dupont
Watson
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Air
Lene
Mitchell
Oregon
Committee On
Hou
Sherman
Morgan
Lodge
Allen
Teller
Voorhees
Snees
Wes
Higgins
Ed Isatener
Flda
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Geo. Bowden
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Neide
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Finnigan
Flood
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J. W. Daugherty
Pullow Baptist
Hamany
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O'Perrall
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