Russell Harrison quits the newspaper business
A garbled report mentions Russell Harrison leaving journalism. Other notes touch on the Mormon temple heir in Salt Lake City, western paper manufacture growth, England death rates, and various scattered global items with no coherent single focus.
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Russell Harrison
Salt Lake
West
England
United States
Abbotsford
Walter Scott
Scuven
Southern League of Baseball
Dluts
Sinty
Mexico
London
Turannua
San Francisco
Path Pu Cusarnec
Acthseba
Geneva
Wome
Saat
Paris
WipLias
State of Europe
Wadibmet
Chicago
Awan Diet Ndaib
Lexington
Svite
Agden
Cieter
Behring Sea Case Seeks to Stay Schooner Sayward Sale
Supreme Court of the United States considers the ex parte matter of the Canadian schooner Sayward seized for sealing in Behring Sea. Justices debate the court’s jurisdiction and the Alaska court’s authority, with Justice Field dissenting. The case centers on whether U S jurisdiction over Behring Sea seals the private rights of the owner and the ongoing diplomatic dispute with Britain.
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Sayward
Degli
Behring Blsine
Wasumatos
US. Supreme Court
Ex- Parte Theemas
Henry Cooper
Dominion
Canada
United States
Supreme Court
Phe Ecourt
Alaaska Court
Alaska
United States Supreme Court
Alassio
Tle
Hiad Y ‘Arhy
Justice Field
Sylvia Haneivoon
Genevil
Aet Piobig
Willingmbess
Comuntry
Delring Sea
Teiuni Tribunals
Treaty of Nebitration and arbitration talks update
Report from Washington on the proposed arbitration between the United States and Britain over Pehring sea seals and related history. Details mention seven-arbiter panel with U S and British reps, plus Canadians and neutrals France Sweden Italy. Also notes McKinley tariff act ruling upholding constitutionality. dissents by Chief Justice Fuller and Justice Lamar.
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Pehring Sea
Menodiax
Pott
Ginister
Jaine Bwo
State Department
Sismud
Lyd Salisbury
Behal
U.S Senate
Board of Arbitration
United States
Great Britain
France
Sweden
Italy
United States Supreme Court
Puiler
Lamar
Washisatus
Supreme Court of the United States
Harlan
Marshal Field& Co
Chicago
New York
McNinney
The Ship Canal Question At Miami and Erie Summit
New Bremen Ohio February 27 The revival of the Miami and Erie canal enlargement into a ship canal prompts debate. The key issue is securing enough water for the summit level with feeders and gates cited.
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Ohio
New Bremen
Toledo
Little Miami
Port Jefferson
Loramie’s
Circle of Death narrows around the Colley gang
A reported clash near Fair Chance Preston County West Virginia centers on a Circle of Death formed by about 150 armed men pursuing the Colley or Cooley outlaw band. Sheriff Jackson, Clark Meyers and Rufus Meyers figure in the scramble as authorities seek to capture or kill the gang amid mounting local danger.
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Colley
Bata. Wenning
Cooley
Poeenle
Fayette County
Ami Ieston County
W. Va
Kinzwood
Fair Chance
Preston
Jackson
Clark Meyers
Rufus
Pennsylvania Line
Sheriff Jackson
Wido
Meyers
Vetaon
Professor uncovers 2000-year-old relics near Monks Mound
Amos Newfoundland report notes Prof William McAdam finding a bundle of fossilized vegetation tied with cord at eighteen feet in a mound north of Monks Mound in St. Clair county. Seeds possibly pumpkin, corn cob fragments, earthenware and preserved relics date back about two thousand years.
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Amos, NL
William McAdam
St. Clair County
York Match Co. Sold to Diamond Match Co. for 260000
Youx Pennsylvania February 27 The York Match Co sold to Diamond Match Co of Chicago. The sale price was 260000 with the plant valued at 50000. The York plant was the largest in the United States outside the combine.
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Youx, Pa
York Match Co
Diamond Match Co
Chicago
United States
Italian Ministers in Crisis Likely to Resign
Rome on February 27 reports an imminent ministerial crisis with Signor Lizzata, treasury minister, and Signor Branca, posts and telegraphs minister, expected to exit the cabinet.
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Rome
Signor Lizzata
Treasury
Signor Branca
Posts and Telegraphs
Riots in Berlin amid job fears and pillage risk
Rerun dispatch notes Berlin unrest linked to cold weather and idle workers. It cites a class bent on pillage, denies exclusive socialist blame, and reports social democratic officials proposing public works to provide employment while Emperor William II reassured crowds by riding through Unter den Linden.
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Reruin
Berlin
Germany
Unten den Linden
Tven the Roughs
Sangfroid
Plot to Assassin Czar In January Funeral Sparks Arrests
Reports claim a conspiracy sought to kill the czar on the way to St. Peter and St. Paul fortress during Grand Duke Constantine’s funeral on January 20. Conspirators included military cadets and students. many arrested, czarina’s health said delicate, shock could harm her mind.
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PeteRspune
March L
Czar
St. Peter and St Paul
Neva
Constantine
St Petersburg
Russia
Peter the Great
Mint
Academy of Arts
Oscar
Sweden
Cza
Czarina
The Country's Sheep Numbers Rise Across States
Boston figures show a national sheep increase with Ohio leading gains and Texas Michigan California New York and others also rising. Overall US flock up by 1,510,229 with Colorado and New Mexico showing declines and a forecasted clip of 916,053,781 pounds for 1802 before wool shrinkage.
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Ohio
Boston
Boston Commercial Bulletin
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Tihao
Michigan
Lowa
Dakotas
California
United States
Supreme Court rules on worsted schedule case and more
The Supreme Court upholds the speaker of the house power to count a 2 quorum under late-house rules in United States v. Batlin. It reverses a circuit court penalty on an anti labor covenant involving Trinity Church and Rector Warren, and affirms Washburne Moen repair wire fence patents.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
United States
Batlin, Joseph & Co
Circuit Court of New York
Trinity Church
Warren
Washburne & Moen Manufacturing Co
Ocean Disaster Near Oporto Strands Boats and Drowns Hundreds
London reports from Oporto detail a devastating storm that wrecked thirty boats and likely drowned about three hundred people. The steamer Elbe bravely attempted four times to clear Leixoes harbor, saving twenty men in a final rescue before returning to Vigo.
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Oporto
Lonxpon
the Times
Elbe
Leixoes
Vigo
Whisky Trust President Arrested in Boston Indictment
Chicago dispatch reports J D Greenhut, president of the Distillers and Cattle Feeders Co, indicted by a federal grand jury for anti trust violations in Boston. A deputy was sent to Peoria to arrest him and another director, Hennessy, is to be arrested.
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Whisky Trust
Chicago
Muareh Jr
J.D. Greenhut
Boston
United States
Hitchcock
Peoria
Bostex
Greenhut
Distillers’ and Cattle Feeders’ Co
Convict Varney Tries Suicide in Prison Cell
John Varney the escape band member who tunneled from a penitentiary last month attempted death by taking morphine in his cell. He sought to avoid a seven year sentence after being convicted for stealing diamonds valued over $3,000 from Cincinnati jeweler James Michie.
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CotceuBpcs
John Varney
Sunday
Varney
James Michie
Cincinnati
Fatal Hotel Fire at Torest destroys Scott house and saloon
The Scott house and restaurant and two saloons within thirty feet were burned by a defective flue. Loss estimated at 10000 dollars with no insurance. Moses Woodside Jr., a young son of the hotel proprietor, was killed when timbers fell while he tried to save belongings.
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Torest
Scott
Moses Woodside
Remarkable born freak joins world in Daxville
A baby born seven miles west of Daxville Iowa defies usual form with two bodies joined at the face, four feet and hands, and a solid connected torso. Doctors call it one of the most remarkable cases in existence and the infant is alive and well.
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Daxville
X. Houton
Famine in Northern Hungary Sparks International Outcry
Famine grips Northern Hungary with 20,000 people in Arva county suffering severe distress. The government refuses aid, claiming the victims are not Slav. German papers in Perth protest the policy and demand relief and corn for the spring sowing.
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Hungary
Loxpex
Arva
Russia
Perth
Receiver Appointed In Citizens Street Railway Dispute
In Indianapolis Judge Taylor appointed W S Steele receiver for Citizens Street Railway Co with a 100000 bond. Frenzel opposes the move and Ferries injunctions. Steele vows to run the cars while strikers cheer and parade, claiming a victory as chaos grows and contempt charges loom.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Taylor
Superior Court
W. S. Steele
Citizens’ Street Railway Co
Frenzel
Steele
Debt statement recap and Goschen currency proposal update
A Washington debt statement recaps the aggregate debt, interest bearing and non interest bearing components, and assets while noting declines. In London, the Chamber of Commerce reports 200 of 300 replies favor Goschen's £1 note plan to bolster the Bank of England gold reserve, prompting Parliament consideration.
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CIC
Eee
Goschen
Loxpox
Londoni Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Goschen
Bank of England
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