Powers on trial in Goebel assassination case
The preliminary examination of Secretary of State Caleb Powers for alleged involvement in William Goebel's assassination began in Frankfort Kentucky with militia guards and deputies preventing interference. Witnesses detailed plans to mobilize mountaineer factions and the roles of Powers and others in directing men to Frankfort.
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Frankfort
Caleb Powers
William Goebel
Moore
Lexington
Eph Lillard
State Penitentiary
Dee Armstrong
Bosworth
Fayette County
Secretary Powers
John Davis
Shay Jones
Bonds
Svermaary Powers
Hogigg Feane
John Powers
Harkey County
Lavred County
Franukfert
Mr. Powers
Golten
Golden
Dhirst
Hamp Howard
Ferrix
Laurel County
Pease
Locket
San Powers
Harlan County
Knox County
Jim Sparks
London
Caleb
Torankfort
Powers
Bingham
Bell County
Binghawn
Howard
Iie
State House
Capt. Davis
Charley Finley
Daviz
Bill Culton
Taylor
Finley
George Thompson
Dean
Eye Knocked Out in 2 Fight in New York
The report from New York describes a boxing match where a lightweight world champion defended the title against a challenger named Gans. The account mentions names such as Mareh Franken of Buffalo and notes a punishment or penalty issued around the date near December.
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Eye
New York
Mareh. Franken
Buffalo
Ine Gans
Dalia
Ath- Gans
Punis
Sa Tron
Boers Rally Amid South African War Dispatches
London reports from March 25 describe Boer reorganization and renewed resistance in the Transvaal region. Commandant Vanderpost with 390 Free Staters holds Fauresmith and vows to resist, while Olivier and comrades pursue across the Southern Free State. British losses total 16 415 including killed and missing.
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London
South Africa
Transvaal
Pre- Soria
Springfontein
War Office
Bloemfontein
Edward Woodgate
Spion Kep
Kinnars
Lomlon
Lord Roberts
Lygon
Crabbe
Col Codrington
Trottier
Mafeking
Forrestier Walker
Prince Alexander of
Teek
Cape Town
Bloemfonteins
Ladysmith
van Renan
Daily Mail
Ladystaith
Col. Plumer
Barkly West
Griquatown
Jeff Rinderley
Florida Seeks Independent Yellow Fever Checks
Washington reports marine hospital officials see no serious trouble from Florida board of health plans to maintain independent inspection and quarantine on ships from Cuba and other ports. They argue Florida may cause shipment delays and commerce embarrassment if it rejects Marine Hospital Service certificates.
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Washington
Marine Hospital
Florida State Board of Health
Cuba
Florida
Board of Health
Marine Hospital Service
Florida Board of Health
Three Firemen Die In Factory Fire Collapse
Three firemen were killed and two injured after the first floor of a factory at 212 and 215 East Forty-fourth Street collapsed following a Saturday fire. Men plunged into a flooded basement about six feet deep while attempting to extinguish the blaze and move equipment.
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New York
East Forty-fourth Street
Sealing Fleet Looks Toward Record Season Near St Johns
The Leopard seeks shelter at Wesleyville after the storm and is due at St Johns with other steamers expected soon. Early reports show about 246 000 seals taken so far with four weeks left, and projections suggest a total rise by about 60 000, aiming for a top result in two decades.
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St. Johns
N. F
Leopard
Wesleyville
Double lynching in Virginia leaves Cotton executed
In Richmond as of March 25 a mob lynched the negro Cotton after a chase from Skippers to Stoney Creek in Sussex county. He confessed to killing Justice Saunders and Mr. Welton and to robberies. O Grady, a white man, was also identified by mobs and was lynched earlier that day.
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Nichmond
Justice of the Peace
Saunders
Mr. Welton
Skippers
Stoney Creek
Sussex County
Welton
Cotton
Granville
O'Grady
Paratized Identification in Dearborn Death Case
Chicago March 25 F H Jones found unconscious in an alley behind 163 Dearborn Street died shortly after at the county hospital. He is partially identified as a tobacco salesman from Pineville Br. Police believe an overdose from a medicine bottle found in his pocket caused the death. no new facts on the cause have been learned.
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Chicago
F. H. Jones
Dearborn Street
Pineville
Dr. Talmage
Solomon
Charlie
Christ
Seaimeane
Tan
George
Westminster
Perdition
Syd
Sam
Fifth Avenue
Sin
Discourtesy Denial Stated Over Mexican Bishop’s Departure
The Mexican newspaper Tempo defends the church by denying any discourtesy toward Papal Delegate Archbishop Averardi as he recently departed, with supporters claiming he would not return.
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City of
Mexico
el ‘Tiempo
Averardi
Argentine Train Ship Presidente Sarmiento Receives Warm Spanish Welcome
Madrid March 4 The president of Argentina Lieutenant General Roca cabled thanks to the Spanish government for the enthusiastic reception of the crew and officers of the Argentine training ship Presidente Sarmiento during their visit to Spain.
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Madrid
Argentina
Roca
Presidente Sarminic
Easton man awarded damages against Delaware & Hudson RR
Joan T. Martin of Easton, Pennsylvania, was awarded damages of 5300 against the Delaware and Hudson Railroad Co in United States district court for permanent injuries from a railroad accident on April 4 last.
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Scranton
Marth
Joan T. Martin
Easton
United States District Court
Delaware & Hudson Rahroad Co
Machinists Union Strike Threat Looms in New York
New York on March 26 reports a potential general strike by 30 000 members of the International Association of Machinists and the Amalgamated Society of Engineers in the New York district. The action hinges on decisions by the New York and New Jersey Machinery Manufacturers Association.
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New York
International Association of Machinists
Amalgamated Society of Engineers
New York and
New ‘Jersey
Veterans Night Toast for Long at Middlesex Club
Secretary of the Navy John D. Long was guest of honor at the Middlesex club’s veterans night at the American house in Boston on March 23. Nearly 200 members attended the event.
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Boston
John D. Long
the Navy
Middlesex Club
American House
Brakeman Shot By a Tramp Near Brookhaver
John Perkins a freight brakeman was shot and killed near Brookhaver by a tramp while theft was attempted. Angeline is under arrest as the mob fears lynching and unrest grows in the area following the incident.
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Brookhaver
Miss
John Perkins
Mase
Angeline
Duties of Parents and the Temptations Surrounding Youth
A preacher urges parents to training with balance between severity and leniency. He warns of modern temptations facing youths, the danger of laxment, and the harm of encouraging independence from mothers and fathers. He uses vivid examples of parental responsibility and the consequences of deceit and indulgence.
The Drydock of the Christian Home
A speaker urges early moral education for children to avert lifelong faults. He compares neglect to a failing vessel, warns against lax discipline, and stresses setting a family altar, private prayers, and parental example to shape faithful conduct and secure children’s safety. He recalls Noah and Garibaldi as models of leading by action.
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Tom Paine
Kate
Noah
Garibaldi
Napoleon T
Jesus Christ
Matthew Henry
Episcopal Church
Porto Rican relief and tariff debates fill Congress
Washington reports outline Senate and House activity from March 19 to March 24 with focus on Porto Rican relief and tariff measures. Bills consider second class mail rates, naval and military questions, and a commission study for China and Japan. Major action includes passing relief funds and allocating revenues for Porto Rico while the open door and memorial designs are also addressed.
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Washington
Sena
Senate
Legis
Wasik
United States
Spain
House
Behin
Cannon
District Columbia
Morgan
Alabama
Rico
Philippines
Torte Rico
Congress
Lead
Jon
Sulzer
War Department
Great Britain
Committee On Military Affairs
Adjt
Corbin
Couse
Alaska
Turner
Cape Nome
Secretary of War
Loud
Committee On Post Offices
Stewart
Tillman
Talbert
Asbinl
China
Japan
Fairbanks
Oliver P. Morton
Porto Rico
Ulysses S. Grant
Paris
Hinserlang
Secretary of State
Epos
Virginia
Cheatham Promoted to Colonel of 37th U S Volunteers
A private telegram from Adjutant General Corbin reports Major I F Cheatham recommended for promotion to colonel of the 37th United States volunteers. Cheatham, a Nashville native and son of Confederate General B F Cheatham, served with the 1st Tennessee before the regiment returned home.
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Nashville
Tenn
Adif
Corbin
Otis
I. F. Cheatham
37Th
United States Volunteers
May Cheatham
1St Tennessee
B. F. Cheatham
British cruiser Alert reports revolution in Foaki Sway Kingston
The British cruiser Alert arrived from Colombian ports reporting a full revolution in Foaki Sway Kingston with British subjects needing protection. The vessel is coaling and will return to Colombia.
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Foaki Sway
Kingston
Jamaica
Alert
Colombia
Notched in electric mishap near Brooke Home
New York reports a fatal electric accident killing Edward Crotty aged 35 at his Brooke Avenue home. The incident occurred when he was received by a witness, with parole and age details given in the awkward congressional dispatch.
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New York
Crotty
Brooke
Feelins
Betiween
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Democrats
Goebel
John
Hockersmith
Ick Coombs
Dick Coombs
Coombs
Wallace
Adjutant General’s Office
Coonbs
Adjutant General’s
Ables
Caleb A
Camsbell
Blakeman
Levine
Walter Day
Fiev
Tastor
Waster
Ellows
Geebrl
Degrange
Louis -Ife
Wawer
Louisville
Calel Powers
Fonesor
Campbell
Gralden
Corgsel
Commonwealth
Strnamerd
Ohlis
Golien
Court Hose
Cutten
Davis
Beckham
Collier
Murray
F. Wharton Golten
State Board of Health of
Zine Nolin
Louis Kleusch
Tennessee Saldicer
Brooklyn
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