Holmes Is to Hang for Mudge Holmes Case
The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania this morning affirmed the murder in the first degree verdict against Herman W. Mudge and Holmes in the Pletgel case. The ruling overruled errors and held the evidence sufficient. Attorney Totan stated the decision to Holmes, whose hope for a new trial appears gone. The court notes no substantial irregularities, though the record is lengthy and dramatic. Justice Williams cites the trial’s unusual circumstances but finds no error. The defense questions Miss Yoke’s competency. the court upholds the witness’s role and the legality of the marriage claims. Governor Greenhalge of Massachusetts dies at 12:30 p.m.
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Samuel P. Totan
Tor Holmes
Holmes
Archbishop Ryan
PL J. Dalley
Chapel of the Annunciation, Is Believed To Indicate That Welmes
Supreme Court
Pletsel
Father Dalley
Graham
United States Supreme Court
Williams
Udee Arnold
Hhiey Syeredoe
Colle
Minis
Canal
Denver
Anaes
Marytead
Gilmanton
N. W
Sts Eartier
Willanet
Howard
Tie
Rotan
Archbishop Kenrick Dies at Lindell Residence
Most Rev Peter Richard Kenrick ex archbishop of St Louis died suddenly at 8818 Lindell boulevard in Velvock this afternoon after being taken ill. He regained consciousness briefly before dying shortly after 0 o'clock. Funeral plans uncertain but archbishop Sutil of Denver notified. remains to lie in state for several days and a funeral expected next Sunday in St Louis. Kenrick, born in Dublin August 18 1808, served Philadelphia and Pittsburgh before becoming Bishop then first Archbishop of St Louis. His golden jubilee was celebrated November 1881 amid grand ceremonies.
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St. Louis
Peter Richard Kenrick
Diocese of St. Louis
Lindell Boulevard
Lovelock
Gregory
Lyins Piwlite
Kenrick
Vesnay
Manethal
Tereguker
Mayer
Pathers
Hank
Arehuistiye
Sutil
Denver
Dave
Peter Jehnara
Ole Peter Richard Kenrick
Dublin
Trelwod
Alaynooth
Philadelphia
Pitted
Pennsylvania
Peter Alehan Kenrick
Draso
Hadjuter Tov
Rossati
Amerie
Diovese
Tadine
Mather Brady
Mocese
John JJ. Kaine
Wheeeling
WV A
Kendrick
Miami
Lindell Bouwlevard
Bt. Louis
Lamb
John Mitchell
Tls
Tilewater Republican Club
Colonel Lamb
Val Lamb
Republican Party
Ely
Gofme Ou
Thor- Onno
Sds
Lowery
Lemab
Ie Dearl
Norfolk
Tonlaht
Col. Lamb
Odd Pellowa’ Hall
Butestreet
Seizure of S. R. Mallory and arms by U S cutter near Port Taupa
Report from Alma Washington dated March 4 notes Captainring of the revenue cutter Merrill seized the schooner S. R. Mallory about forty miles from Port Taupa. The confiscated cargo includes arms and ammunition, delivered to U S authorities for possible detention. Authorities explain delays in capturing the other schooner and reference statute terms and insurgent embargoes.
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Washington
Treasury F
Merrill
Seiz
Port Taupa
S. R. Mallory
United States
Collins Re
Adjournment motion in Frankfort House proposes sine die end
A House motion by Mr Swineford proposes adjournment sine die next Wednesday with the single session ending March. Indications point to adoption. the bill extends to March with adjournment set for early next week. In Paris a report notes Italian losses of 6000 in a recent battle with Abyssinians.
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Frankfort
Swineford
General Assembly
Pudee Holt
Colorful Virginia GOP fight over leadership and race
Reported quarrel centers on Col Lamb and Col Wad d ill factions in Virginia Republicans after Gen M hone’s death. Waddill allied group accuses Bowden Lowery supporters of plotting to seize state chair and national convention delegates, with meetings held to rally colored voters and shape future pledges.
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M Hone
Wolt
Signal Committee
Jude Watt
Col Lamb
Bell
Verersburg
Wadd
Powden
Chairrman
Widditl
Nanhousal
Col. Lamb
Towden
Revi Pt Teapaediodt
Genera Magar
Richmond Cy Womoiten
Waddill
Thomas Lowery
Party du Norfolk
Ma. Bowaten
Thor
Natal
Lowers
Hyette
Oppoateniis
Mor Lowery
Charles
New York
Virginia
Taraillon
Bbs
Republican Party
Hhm
Hebiel
Hling
Yanko Alhin
Hit
Chol Lamh
Phat
Alhin
Geo. Bowden
Staunton
Wraldik
Going Ilene A Prominent Person Loses Sight
New York reports on Charles Lrowdwig Rouss, a prominent financier famed for Confederate charity work, whose vision deteriorates despite expert treatment. Doctors warn retirement may spare him further decline, though his business empire remains financially robust.
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New York
Charles Lrowdwig Rouss
Mtr
Romas
Charles Ion
Tom Winghester
Wits
Aga Dt
Eral
Free Silver Democrats Rally in Political Committee
A prominent member of the Legislative and Executive Committee of the Union party reports that free silver Democrats will control the party national committee. The committee is organized across states and counties with regular correspondence to align Democrats in support of free silver and reform. The mass of Democrat sentiment favors silver, growing in strength and seriousness.
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Weehington
Uni Paeraliie
Free Silver Democrats
Derry
Terry
Adonase Smith
Republican Conventions Nominates C R Poss in Seventh District
The Republican convention for the Seventh Congressional district, covering part of Chicago and Lake County, met in the city and nominated incumbent C. R. Poss for Congress amid a heated split between Moss supporters and W. D. Boyce backers aligned with the regular party. Also noted is the death of William Campbell of Campbell who led the National Committee and later resigned. he left a widow and five children.
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Chicago
Maron
Lake County
C. R. Poss
Congress
Congressmain Moss
W. D. Boyce
Flood and Flanagan In Richmond Senate Brawl
A chaotic scene erupted in Richmond as Senator Finnagan collapsed after a fight with Senator Flanagan over seating and a cane. The incident spilled into the hall, with blows exchanged and a warrant issued for Floyd on felonious assault. Medicals report brain concussion concerns linger as bail is set at 2900 dollars and next hearings planned.
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Speelati
Mhwod
Moniny
Mer
Pinanena
Senate Chamber
Flood
Winona
Guorge
Snead
Senate
Princess Annie
Brughliy Piers
Commonwealth
Smith
Edgar Allan
Brollin
Flanagan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee Debates Cura Resolutions
Washington March 1 The Senate committee on foreign relations discussed why the Hiatee Oi besoin lane the morn He Tora de kh Was unable to agree as to the details adopted by the House. There was a vision of sentiment in the committee with doubt on the House relations. The discussion centered on language and the resolution’s reference to negotiations with Spain and possible terms. Conferees named Sherman Morin and Lode were cited as potential Senate participants in a future conference.
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Senate
Sherman
Mere
Guidial
Phles
Spain
Tha m Tae
Ttmn
Senatora Sherman
Morin
Lode
Turmoil in the Chamber Delays Soviet Coalition
A chaotic scene in the chamber sees a protest erupt as a call to clear the bench triggers shouts. Only a fraction of deputies respond while cautions rise, stalling deliberations amid factional demonstrations and rising tempers.
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Bander
Sotana
Fie
Hichter
Volks Parties
Brent
Pompre Hoytorum
Eownt
Wreck Report Details Missing Submarine Rescued Crew
The Shomer Ponmsaeohi reports sighting the wreck of the selowner WHE ie Aun off the Mexia coast after a month missing. Four aboard were lost: Captain Simon Haker of Like Charles, Seaman Ther, Willkoa Amero euok, and Mo MugUGL a passenger from Rockford Texas.
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Texas
Mareh
Selowner
Simon Haker
Charles
Ther
Willkoa Amero
Euok
Mo Mugugl
Three Suspects Released in Custody After Interrogation
Three men from the motor road project appeared in New York custody with engineers and a witness before Judge Livcombe. They were allowed to consult counsel before being remanded.
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New York
Hese Mibustoriong Rhoadan Lo Formuidi
Thos
Nelson
Dis Tlowden
Ssisnait
Quad
Taylor
Orrestiel Yeatordmy
Jnge
Livcombe Iene
Onti
Hiro Ino Hip
Atlas Line Libel Over Sinking Ship Seeks $400,000
Piledw fiber New York March 4 The Atlas Line Steamship Company owner of the sunken ship Aten and the steamer Bowmore face a libel suit in the United States District Court seeking about 400000 alleging damages from the sinking. The action names the Aten as the sunken vessel and accuses the other party of fault.
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New York
Atlas Line Steamship Company
Tien Carn
Tin Bourgeyne
Ines of
Enreo
Dtrench Line Company
Cabinet Resigns as Crown to Accept Authority
The cabinet met and unanimously agreed to press the acceptance of their resignation to leave to the Crown full authority. Premier Crispi announced to King Humbert the cabinet's decision to resign, to be conveyed to the chambers tomorrow.
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Rome
Mherry Netion
Crisps
Humbert
Street fight in Instat leaves eight dead
In Constantinople on March 4 a quarrel between two Instat municipal council members, one Bulgarian and one Turk, sparked a street fight that killed eight. Turkish troops from Uska have gone to Istab to restore order amid fears of further violence.
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Constantinople
Instat
Turk
Uska
Istab
Captain Turner Hosts 57th Birthday Reception at Woll Street
About fifty guests attended Captain James E. B. Turner of the Virginia Photo Association at his Woll Street home last night to celebrate his 57th birthday. Guests extended best wishes for fifty seven more years, and Turner received many handsome presents as a cordial reception was tendered.
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James EB. ‘Turner
Virginia Photo’ Association
Woll Street
Salaries of District Attorneys under Legislative Bill
Washington reports debates on the Legislative Executive and Judicial bill. Key actions fix district attorney salaries from 2 000 to 4 000 dollars, with raises for Western Pennsylvania from 3 500 to 4 600 and Eastern Michigan from 3 000 to 4 000. An AG appointment rule from residents of their districts was adopted. The Senate disagreed with a House Cuban resolution substitute, while various bills and pensions were discussed or passed.
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House
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Senate
Mit
Nicaragua Canal Commission
Henry A. Dupont
Hollesway
United States Sennaor
Delaware
Delaware Joint Assembly
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Alv. Dupont
Senate of the
United States
Mitchel
Oregon
Committee On
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Sherman
Morgan
Lodge
Allen
Teller
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Ness
Wes
Air
Higgins
Senate Bi
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