Change of Venue Sought in Frankfort Assassination Case
The April term of the Franklin circuit court opens with Judge Cantrell presiding. The assassination case against Goebel conspirators dominates the docket as a grand jury and prosecutors prepare. Names of suspects including Caleb Powers and others are in circulation.
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Franklin Circuit Court
Cantril
William Goe- Wel
Sears
Cintrilts
Prand
Alwas
Comumonwestus
Torney Franklin
Court of the State
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Calton
Fey Carstess
Campbell
Phon
Sarwrdar
Judee
Coumbs
Nentuccis
Kentucky
Dair
James PH. Laois
Winchester
James Andtrew Seart
Ho E F. Youtrey
Wa. Goebel
Frosts Do Little Damage Across Georgia Except Adairsville Losses
Dispatches report minimal statewide damage from weekend frosts with pockets of heavy loss in North Georgia. Adairsville reports 75 percent fruit kill in the valley, while other areas including Columbus suffer no serious damage by Saturday and Sunday frosts.
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Atlanta
Columbus
Adairsville
Georgia
North Central Association meet set for Chicago next year
Fragmentary notice outlines a track or athletic meet organized by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools to be held in Chicago next year with details incomplete.
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Wit
Chicago
St. Louis
North Cente Association of ‘Colleges and Secary Schools
San Francisco Cargo of Sugar Advised March Bound
A fragment notes a March bound shipment of sugar related to San Francisco. The readable text suggests advisories or notices about the cargo movement but details are incomplete.
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Honsily
Ander
San. ‘Francisco
Suger
Astronomical Society Plans Coordinated May 23 Total Eclipse Observations
The Eclipse committee of the Astronomical and Astrophysical Society of America calls on astronomers to collaborate for the May 23 total solar eclipse. Teams from Lick Observatory, Smithsonian, British Astronomical Association, Northwestern University, Crown University, MIT, Johns Hopkins, Harvard Observatory, and others will study corona spectra, chromosphere, and timing of contacts.
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Wiltons
Wis
The
Astronomical and Astrophysical Society of America
Upton
Crown University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Johns Hopkins University
W. O H. Pickering
Harvard € Tere Observatory
United
Explorers Return from Antarctic Expedition
Survivors of the South Cadar expedition reach New Zealand aboard the Southern Cross. Reports list Mr. Borchgrevint and Mr. N Hansen among participants. Hansen dies during the voyage. The party landed near Cape Misng Victor island in February and left supplies with a plan to return for them.
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Wadhourton
New Zealand
Southern Cross
EF. Vorcvhyere- Vink
Isas
Geeorge Nownes
London
Borchgrevint
Me. N. Hansen
Vie Bercheresiak
Jeff Vietorrt
Pasmania
Psu
Cape Mising Victor Island
Boer War Dispatches From Pretoria and London
A Pretoria dispatch reports Gen Louis Botha named successor as Boer commander in chief. London summaries discuss Karee Siding near Brandfort engagement, Col Broadwood loss and Col Colville shelling, Boer tactical gains, and Russian nonintervention assurances as the war continues with Lord Roberts advancing.
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Pretoria
Louis Dotha
Joubert
Transvaal
London
Karce Siding
Brandfort
Lord Roberts
Nroenstad
Grange Free State
Mareh
Smuts
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Hrandfert
Free State Road
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Coalville
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Cotille
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Botha
Free State
Lord Roberts Northaward
Karee Siding
Lord Methuen
Kimberley
Vaal River
St. Petersburg
de St. Petersburg
Russia
South Africa
Senator Gibson of Marsland Dies of Heart Disease
United States Senator Chas Gibson of Marsland died in Washington at his brother’s residence after retiring from the Senate. He visited the Metropolitan Club Friday night and died at 2 o’clock Saturday afternoon. He leaves a widow and no children. Funeral plans are undecided, likely to Centerville, MA, for burial beside his father. Peacock’s cross country trip to Pittsburgh marked by a 72 hour journey from Los Angeles. illness keeps details vague as Carnegie Steel Co. reorganizes.
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Marsland
Washington
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Chas.s. Gibson
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Lient
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Senate
Metropolitan Club
Amawell
Bart
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Let Yaken
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Aborch
Pittusburgh
Cartegie Steel Co
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Wasne
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Chienase
Chirainy
Los Angeles
Peacock
Carnegie Co
Isis
Llis
Lima
Jesus
God
Christ
League of American Municipalities Meeting in New York
The next meeting in New York will discuss an expert investigation into municipally owned electric light works. Secretary TLFL Gilkison offers the date April 7 for definite action on the proposal.
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New’ York
Maren St
League of American Municipalities
Tlfl Gilkison
New York
Memphis Jockey Club to Hold 20th Annual Meet
Memphis Tennessee April 2 The 20th annual Memphis Jockey Club meeting starts next Thursday at Montgomery Park and runs 20 racing days with final day on April 27.
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Memphis
Tenn
Memphis Jorkey Club
Montgomery Park
Floods in Uruguay Destroy Cattle Wheat and Rails
Destructive Seas floods in Uruguay cause heavy losses to cattle and wheat. Two Central railway bridges are swept away. railway company reports losses around 50000 dollars.
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Crace
Montevideo
Uruguay
Central Railway
Italian treaties on Rome chamber issues noted
Rome reports the Italian chamber discusses treaty composition issues. The sparse dispatch notes ongoing debate and unclear outcomes as lawmakers weigh terms and implications for policy.
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Rome
Senate Cuban visit yields cautious optimism for independence
The Senate subcommittee led by Senator Platt returned from Cuba after five days in Havana and the provinces. They report Cubans seek an independent republic with municipal elections in May seen as a key step, while conservatives hesitate and American capital should invest for future growth.
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Cuba
Jiavana
Pinar del Nio
Matangas
Santa Clara
Santiago
Puerto Principe
Is Kind
Ptoa
Annd
Americin
United States
Philippine Casualties Report From Gen Otis List
Gen Otis files list casualties in the Philippines with four soldiers killed. Wounded include Lieutenants Wolfe and Gould and Sergeants Burns and Carl, with others named as Corporals and privates suffering serious injuries.
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Washington
Otis
James T. ML
Elbridge IL Webster
Ferdinand W. Myer
Max Ohne
Orrin BR. Wolfe
King
Dass BE
Murpiy
Floyd Hummer
Odis Smith
Thomas J. Gould
George H. Momeny
James FL. Burns
John G Carl
First Philadelphia coal shipment to Netherlands signals trade
The steamer Putch Prince at Philadelphia docks loads 3,000 tons of bituminous coal for Rotterdam. It is thought to be the first soft coal sent from Philadelphia to the Netherlands, with larger consignments expected soon.
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Philadelphia
Prince Keystone Line
Putch Prince
Rotterdam
Netherlands
Dinner at White House for Philippine Commission
President McKinley hosted a dinner at the White House for the newly appointed Philippine commission. Cabinet members and a few other guests were also invited.
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Washington
McKinley
White House
Philippine Commission
Cabinet
Phoenicia Brings Largest Immigrant Batch in Years
New York on April 1 reports the Hamburg American Line steamer Phoenicia arriving from Hamburg and Boulogne with 2,039 steerage passengers. It marks the largest single-ship immigrant total in many years, underscoring a steady inflow through Ellis Island routes.
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New York
Hamburg- American Line
Phoenicia
Hamburg
Boulogne
General Pana Surrenders in Panay to Allied Forces
Sana reports Chinese General Pana, who had terrorized Panay, surrendered at Legaspi to Brigadier General Kobbe. Kobbe transports the surrender to Manila for formalities.
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Sana
Pana
Panay
Legaspi
Kobbe
Manila
War Weasels Enter Pensacola Harbor Under Fleet Escort
The cruiser New York battleship Texas and patrol boat Machias, part of Adm Farquhar’s squadron, entered Pensacola Florida harbor Friday morning with four feet of water to spare after crossing the bar into the port.
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Pensacola
Fla
New York
Texas
Machias
Farquhar
Bar
Sparr
Miners Return After 31 Month Strike Ends
Arnot Ps April 2 reports that striking miners returned to work after assurances the company would honor all agreements from the long 31 month termination of the prior strike.
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Arnot
Newfoundland steamer arrives with 21 000 seats
St Johns April 2 The sealing steamer New Foundland reached port with 21 000 seats aboard she reports that the fleet continues to enlarge catches already reported with daily additions from other vessels
Torpedo Boat Boiler Explosion at Cherbourg
A French torpedo boat boiler exploded during forced draught trials at Cherbourg. Crew suffered severe burns and one man jumped overboard and drowned.
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Boiier
Cherbourg
France
Christ the Theme in Nature and Song
Dr. Talmage argues Christ fills life and nature with praise from dawn to dusk. He urges cradle songs of Jesus for children and aging voices finding solace in hymns. The sermon travels from home to heaven, urging worship and unity in song across ages and nations.
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Sharon
Christ
Abraham
Jerusalem
Paul
St. John
Jesus
Switzerland
Heaven
Alaskan civil code and Porto Rico tariff debates in Congress
March reports from Washington note debates on the Alaskan civil code with a district license provision, and the Porto Rico tariff measure facing votes. House and Senate agendas include army appropriations, criminal information bureau bills, and veterans’ home provisions amid party speeches and amendments.
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Senate
District of
Alaska
House
Lull
Bil
Jett
Cox
Ridgely
Bfr
Meyer
Morfan
Joure
Carter
Kansas
Bureau of
Department of Justice
National Cemetery
Arlington
Arizona
Cape Nome
Porta Rica
White
Gorein
Kentucky
Boreing
Lawrence B. Batley
Oklahoma
Aflarrell
University of Langston
Geo. W. Lawrence
Court of Claims
Hiram Johnson
East
Tennessee
Ani
Mathias Pederson
Wis
Maren
Sir. Fairbanks
Indiana
National Soldiers’ Home
Shattuck
Ohio
Postmaster Removed at Provo Utah Appoints Temporary Leader
J C Graham renewed as postmaster at Provo Utah on March 28 with Read Smott named as temporary successor. Smott chosen by Graham’s bondsmen to hold office until permanent replacement is found. Graham removed after House Post Office committee found charges of polygamy proven but absolved the president and post office officials of knowledge.
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Wishington
Post Office Department
J.C. Graham
Provo
Utah
Smoott
Smott
Graham
House Post Office Committee
Death of Carl F Eslinger noted in New York
Carl F Eslinger, 57, longtime cotton merchant and former president of the Mobile and New Orleans Cotton Exchanges, died at his New York home. He had served on the Savannah Exchange and later worked with a New York cotton export house.
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New York
Carl F. Eglinger
Mobile
New Orleans
Savannach Exchange
Millionaire Rosenberg Dies in Chicago Influenza
Jacob Rosenberg, a retired Chicago millionaire and pioneer merchant, died early Friday at his residence from influenza. He owned substantial real estate and built his fortune in the wholesale dry goods trade.
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Rosenberg
Chicago
Jacob Rosenberg
Diaz Receives Guatemalan Minister in Mexico Hall
In Mexico City on March 28 President Diaz received Manuel Cabral, the Guatemalan minister. The distinguished lawyer and statesman made an excellent impression at the ceremonial hall setting, an event noted for its customary interest.
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City of
Mexico
Diaz
Guatemala
Manuel Cabral
Sheridan Arrives in San Francisco With Prisoners
The transport Sheridan arrived from Manila bringing 110 army prisoners, 6 sick, 11 insane, 32 discharged soldiers, and 14 sick sailors. An unrelated line notes The Reformer escapes in London on March 31.
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Sheridan
San Francisco
Manila
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