Not Afraid of Death Exacts Self in Woodward Siege
William Etlinger a Woodward area desperado held out in a hillside house after sheriff’s deputies attempted arrest. Fire and siege forced defense, and Etlinger killed himself in the blaze as constable Marner and others were wounded. the mob found the body of Constable Marner and Etlinger’s family escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleforte
Willam Etlinger
Puinger
Woodward
Thi
Benjamin Benner
Ritimer
Marner
Evinger
C. G. Mou
John Posterin
Jetli- Ker
Eiinger
Rtlinger
Shavner
Ringer
King bin Diesen
Etinger
Fred
Motz
Kulinger
Bulneer
Sherile
Eltinger
Frank Gelswhite
Ivinger
Tittinger
Robert Miller
John Musser
Etlinger
Aishidee Palinger
Chilaren
Dtlinger
Condo
Chasels
Ami
Ettiger
Constable Banner
Trarner
Jirs
Hoyle Seated Two Votes In Kentucky Legislature Turmoil
In Frankfort Kentucky a joint session of the legislature produced a chaotic scene as coalitions shifted. Hemiblicans solidified against Blackburn while Carlisle gained ground. The ballot showed Boyle 4 Blackburn 48 Carlisle 15 Pett 2 as the scene ended with Democratic caucus support coalescing behind Carlisle.
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Dichborn
Mim
Frankfort
Marcel
Col. St. John Boyle
Blackburn
Carlisle
Minston
Carlist
Benatore Holloway
Nowe
Halyer
Stith
Stephenson
Welzsinger
Bolten
Bald
Daugherty
Norman
Rice
Morrington
Poor
Pett
Robbins
Sound Money
Boyle
Cartiste
Assembly Tul- Journeda
Souml Money
Lay
Clark
Warren
John J. Johnson
Floyd County
Baltimore Centennial Exposition Fails to Gain Ground
Baltimore March 9 The plan to hold a Baltimore Centennial Exposition received a setback when 2 of 38 directors signed a resolution noting unsettled national finances railroad failures and lack of private subscriptions. The measure calls for postponement and safekeeping of books until conditions improve, to be presented to stockholders March 7 for ratification at a critical meeting.
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Baltimore
Relief efforts amid Van siege to aid Kurdish refugees
Grace Kimball, missionary of the American Bureau, reports that five battalions will move to protect Christians in Van from Kurds. Missionaries plan to curb Herald relief in the city, shift refugees to villages, and urge funds for winter survival, famine relief, and continued industrial aid for thousands of women and children.
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Van
Sully
Christian Herald
America
Industral Bureau
Man Em
Grace Kimball
The
American Bureau
War in Cuba Shifts to Second Period Says American Planter
J Frank Clark reports Cuban insurgents under Gomez and Maceo advance through Matanzas and Havana provinces. Weyler strengthens but cannot stop holes in lines as railways burn and towns are torched. Clark notes insurgents control large areas while both sides commit attacks. weathering war wears down sugar and tobacco prospects.
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Havana
Marel 4
Tampa
Mareh
Maximo Gomez
Matanzas
Santa Clara
Benins
Weyler
Martoex Campos
Thi J
Spain
Trawes
Wead
Santa Chira
Gomez
Matangazi
Vane
Maceo
Hinvans
Orient
Asnia
Cigiheer
Batabang
Althoush
Pinar
Novies
Spain denies French loan negotiations report
A Madrid dispatch to the Pall Mall Gazette rejects a Times Madrid telegram claim that Spain sought French mediation for a loan and a French occupation in Central Africa. The note says France offered a large loan and Cuba support in exchange for concessions, but Madrid denies any such alliances or promises. Spain has European sympathy but no stated agreements.
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London
Pall Mall Gazette
Madrid
London Times
Spain
Nad
P Reneh
Tout
Central Africa
Moroccco
Madrid Had Sebrpttid Apopossales
France
Cuba
Spal
Byala
Gayette
Fudds
Inet
Angry Italian Mob Riots Sweep Through Cities
Rome reports say Pisa students rioted to block artillery departures for Africa shouting anti government slogans and torching newspapers. Milan and Turin saw mobs seize stations, clash with police and troops firing to clear crowds, injuring soldiers and officials. Protests spread as radicals and republicans demand recall of troops and amnesty for rioters.
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Rome
Pisa
Afrien
Lise
Nagecen
Milan
Africa
Mare
Prrina
Fallan
Rythren
Abyssinia
Turin
Police
Srigaser
Chamber of Deputies
Iveanarchy
Annesty
Chelly
Ambassador Bayard Speeches Stir Washington March
A pending revolution censure of Ambassador Hayard for Boston England speeches faces a House timetable. Speaker Deed ta hints they will be called after other appropriation bills pass, promising a spirited though not acrimonious debate. Democrats led by Mr. McCreary vow opposition. Republicans unified in support.
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Washington
Hayard
Boston
England
McCreary
Kentucky
Blue Book on Venezuela Disputed Boundaries Published
London reports the government will issue a blue book titled Documents and Correspondence bearing on Britain and Venesuela. It surveys early exploration, Dutch and Spanish occupations, treaties from 1648 to 1845, and outlines Britain’s stance on territories once tied to Dutch and Spanish claims in Guiana and surrounding regions.
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London
Moundney
Venezuela
Ber Madesty
Venesula
Mareh
Iso
Itsiaitetes
Britain
Munster
Spain
Netherlands
Millmater
MUMERED KING PENSION CUT DISCUSSION IN LONDON
A Home despatch says King Mumbert would abdicate rather than surrender the Italian province of Iry then. In the Commons, War Secretary Campbell-Bannerman moved to cut 1800 pounds from the vote for a special pension to the Duke of Cambridge, former commander in chief, as part of army estimates debate.
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Cambridge
London
Mumbert
Irythen
Africa
House of Commons
H. Campbell-Bannerman
Lord Rossberg
Duke of Cambridge
Miners sail for gold fields from Port Townsend
A steamship Topeka departed at noon with a record load of 800 miners bound for Cook's Inlet and Yukon fields. Nearly as many more have booked future passages. The steamship Arki arrived yesterday with its full capacity already spoken for.
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Port ‘Townsend
Wash
Cook's Inlet
Yukon
Arki
President repudiates rumors on Cuban policy press claims
March 6 report from Washington notes the Chicago Associated Press misrepresented the Presidents stance on Cuban belligerency and recognition. President Cleveland says he never saw the alleged statement and does not know who authored it. He distance ensures no administration endorsement and dismisses suggestions of any official communication.
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Bea
Washington
Chiccago Associated Press
Hoeven
Ord
Susanta
Cleveland
Associated Press
Hincheven
Secretiry Olney
Madrid
EL Din
United States
Senor de Lome
Cheveland
Snow Hill Fire Threat Fails as Town Holds
Snow Hill Maryland narrowly escapes destruction as flames sweep from a lumber yard and several shops. The blaze, discovered at 1 40 AM, attacked warehouses and stores along Railroad and Washington streets, with major losses to Smith Moore and Co and others. By 3 AM fire under control. losses total several thousand dollars with limited insurance. The report also notes a separate maritime incident and the President Cleveland receptions schedule.
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Maryland
Pire
Snow Hill
Mareh
Wilson
Lee House
Smith, Moore & Co
W. D. Coddsey & Sons
John Walter Smith
George W. Bishop
ET. Williams & Son
Parson
In Circles of Trade Report on Woollen Goods Slump
Merchants report reduced working forces and many mills stopping production for a time. Cotton goods price cuts continue with limited success, while large mills and the woollen sector face weak demand. South and East show varied results, with overall trade edges improving after harsher winter.
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Wollen
Coton
New York
R. G. Duncan
United
Canada
Baltimore and Ohio
Rlaen
Crrba
Brad Streets
Tron
Steel
Baltimore
Gulf States
Jacksonville
Galveston
Salvation Army prepares for Booth leadership at Bible House
New York March 6 Salvationists and auxiliaries crowded the Bible House as Ballington Booth and Major Glenn were expected to take possession soon. Officials did not appear and no details on quarters were provided.
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New York
Bible House
New Salvation Army
Whit Ballington Booth
Salvationists
Glenn
American Journals Boycott Key Deciphered
London March 6 The correspondent of the United Press in Donati telegraphs that the Washington Evening Star and the News Tribune World and Times are prohibited from entering Turkey. The Gold Reserve in Washington closes with the reserve at a stated level.
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London
United Preas
Donati
Washington
Evening Star
News Tribune, World and
Litsena
Turkey
the Gold Reserve
Phety
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Theo
Hoyle
Vbw Christian Herald
Ambassador Bayard
Great Britain
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Creat
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Gulia
Marion
Hurima
Assequibo
Cuylunl
Pomeron
Waltal
Barima
Guiana
San Thome
la Thome de Guoavann
Great Ke Fain
Pias
Beeeton
Ming Mumered
Drclah
TION
Mallory
Wia
Maren
Port Tampa
Lesley
Terom
W. D. Finingson
Cedar Keys
J. L. Cotrell
Ennis
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