Escort of Indiana National Guard for Harrison remains
Indianapolis crowds line streets as three Indiana infantry regiments and a battalion of artillery escort the casket of former President Benjamin Harrison from his North Delaware home to the state capitol. The national guard, civil societies, and church youth brigades march in slow, solemn formation amid mourning decor and closed businesses.
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Associated Plans
Indianapolis
Ind
National Guard of
Indiana
Benjamin Andere
Delaware Street
State Capitol
State House
Harrison Home
Wisconsin Street
W. J. McKee
Washington Street
Lew Wallace
Loral Legion
State Guard
Mr Kee
National Guard
A. B. Squang
James B. Carnahan
Harrison
Seventieth Indiana Infantry
Board of Trade
Filus
McKinley
Durbin
Damages Sought Over Electric Accident Injuries
Charles Steinert sues Oshkosh Electric Light and Power and Winnebago Traction for 14000 damages after a summer electric wire burn at Seventeenth and Minnesota. Exam of the injured boy conducted by defense attorneys follows. Separate burglary cases against Reynolds and Pulliam assigned to W W Quatermass as assistant district attorney, and a Livingstone divorce case proceeds with judgment withheld due to attorney absence.
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Charles Steinert
Oshkosh Electric Light and Low“ Company
Winnebago Praction Company
Clre
Harles Stueert
Seventeenh
Minnesota
Oshkosh Electric Light & Power Company
Winnebisa Traction Company
W. W. Quatermass
C.D. Jackson
Paul Reynolds
Curtis Pulliam
Frank Pete
Mr. Quatermass
Livingstone
Andrew Livingstone
Fannie Livingstone
Oshkoshis
Duel at Parc des Princes Leaves De Rodays Wounded
Paris report on March 16 describes a duel between Count Boni De Castellane and M. De Rodays in Parc Des Princes. De Rodays was wounded in the thigh at the first exchange, while Castellane remained unharmed. The duel was halted after the wound appeared not serious.
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Parc Des Princes
Paris
Shota
de Rodaye
Associated Press
Boni de Castellane
M. de Rodays
m—La Liberte
Count de Castellane
de Dieon
M. Pe Rodays
De Wet Amnesty Rumors Dismissed by British Officials
Durban dispatch reports Boer commanders meet at Pietersburg to discuss war position and continuation. Officials say Kitchener would never accept De Wet’s surrender and would likely seek death penalty for alleged prisoner murders if tried.
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Associated Press
London
Durban
Natal
Piatersburg
Transvaal
DE Wet
Kitchener
General de Wet
Pall Mall
America
Treasury issues directions for documentary stamp redemption
Treasury officials outline steps to redeem unused documentary stamps as the war revenue reduction act becomes operative July 1. The Associated Press reports that collectors of internal revenue should follow the general directions released in Washington D C.
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Associated, Press
Washington, D. G
Treasury
Internal Revenue
Fakir Invented False Fire Report About Baldwin Camp
A Mobile Alabama report states there is no foundation to the claim that sixty negroes were burned in a Baldwin county turpentine camp. Investigators show the sensational tale originated with a fakir and no Mobile newspaper printed it.
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Associated Press
Mobile
Ala
Baldwin County
United Mine Workers Seek Joint Conference To Avert Walkout
The United Mine Workers press dispatch reports a plan for another joint conference with operators to avert a general strike in the anthracite fields. President Mitchell will meet district executives and a National convention agenda uncertainty prompts possible April 2 action. Business circles express concern over coal company willingness to bargain.
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Earleton
Hagieton
Pan
United Mire
Mitchell
Stranton Teniz Cas
No Clash Over Tien Tsin Reported As International Threat
Washington dispatch reports from March 16 indicating a potential clash between British and Russian forces at Tien Tsun is viewed as minor concessions not threatening international relations. Rockhill seeks further instructions while noting no embassy communication on the issue. Rodhill’s cablegram to the State Department requests guidance on indemnities and punishments but mentions no critical Tien Tsin state.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Tien Tsin
Rockhill
State Department
Rodhill
Pekin
Seely Diner Shocks Chicago At Mason Temple Stag
A Chicago stag party at the Mason Temple featured dancer Mille Delano undressing in a daring dans du centre. The audience remained, gasped, and applauded as the show concluded with many inviting the performer to supper though she left alone.
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Chicago
Hil
Masonic Temple
Mille Delano
Washington Boulevard
Dans du Centre
Shiie
Martial Law Spreads in Moscow Amid Siege and Riots
Reports from Moscow describe widespread martial law conditions with state sieges and barricades. Workers, joined by female students, gather near the Grand Duke Sergents area as authorities face mounting unrest and rumors of ships' actions and clashes affecting the city.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Grand Duke Sergens
Moscow
Kdefi
Ariel
United States Recognizes British Annexation of Transvaal and Orange Free State
A Washington dispatch reports the US state department annual review of commerce notes indirect recognition of Great Britain's annexation of the Transvaal and the Orange Free State now termed colonies. Boer sympathizers react angrily to the US being first to acknowledge the annexation amid war with South Africa.
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Transvaal
Orange River
United States
Associated Press
New York
Herald
Washington
Great Britain
South Africa
State Department
South African Republic
Orange Free
Orange Free River
Nam
Rebels Give Up Fight as General Surrenders with 2000 Mex Officers
Captain General Marino Trias the insurgent commander in chief surrenders to Col. Baldwin of the fourth Infantry. Twenty officers and 2,000 men take oath of allegiance and are released. Additional surrenders promised.
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Associated Press
Manilla
Marino Trias
Col
Baldwin
Fourth Infantry
San Francisco de Marabhon
Cavite
Tannery to be built at Tomahawk Wisconsin
An Evening Wisconsin special from Tomahawk Wisconsin reports a large tannery to be erected by a Tradhey affiliated company. Capital will be 5 million dollars with a daily capacity of 490 hides and about 200 men to be employed. Initial building and equipment cost about 200000 dollars. A principal stockholder calls the plant trust proof.
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Associated Press
Milwauker
Wis
Wisconsin
Tomahawk
Tradhey
Ahenaway
Loomis Faces No Complaint Over Venezuelan Posting
Washington states there is no complaint lodged against Mr. Loomis the minister to Venezuela and no suggestion that his withdrawal would be acceptable. Officials affirm he has been performing his duties under explicit instructions from Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Loomis
Venezu
Departure of the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall on world tour
Large crowds gathered in Portsmouth to see the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York aboard the Ophir as they sailed for the world tour. King Edward and Queen Alexandra joined on the Victoria and Albert. Victoria medals were awarded to HM Ships blue jackets who dragged Queen Victoria’s funeral gun carriage at Windsor. The royal party lunched aboard the Ophir.
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Portsmouth
Duke and Duchess of Cornwall
York
Edward Destows
Eng
Liege
Ophir
Fumrber
Ophie
Edward
Queen Alexandra
King Ward
H. M.S. Excellent
Queen Victoria
Windsor
Subterfuge and Turkish debt drive cruiser deal collapse
The Turkish sultan’s plan to pay debts to the United States via cruiser purchase from the Cramps collapsed after Germany demanded payment of Krepp armor bills. The Cramps had not begun work on the Turkish cruiser, and negotiations failed as Germany’s move blocked the arrangement.
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Turkey
Krupp
Associated Press
New York
the Times
Washington
United States
Germany
Krepp
Soft concrete causes street repairs on Main Street
A water pipe burst on Main Street led to excavation and removal of brick pavement near the Next bowling alley. Frank Monaghan, president of the board of public works, says water prevented early concrete hardening and washed near the Jay foundation creating an arch used by wagons all winter. Repairs are temporary until spring.
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Main Street
Frank Monahan
Board of Purtic Works
Jay
Tory
Railroad lobby fights state educational funding in Wisconsin
A Madison lobby battle pits the fast road lobby against the state university the state Normal school and graded school appropriations. The lobby aims to defeat bills for increased railroad taxation amid pending measures in Madison.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Fast Road
Madison
State University
State Normal School
Dr H B Dale Wins Northwestern Mayoralty Nomination
Dr H B Dale led the Northwestern contest for mayor of Oshkosh winning decisively as 40 percent first choice and 2 520 second choice votes were tallied after a multi day election. He has strong local roots as an Oshkosh product and former president of the board of education.
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Dale
Thieles Tome
Ameter
Batu
Dr. Dale
Oshkosh
Bost
Northwestern
H. BR. Dale
Board of Education
H.R. Dale
Offre
Board of
Educion
Community
Dale the Elder
Csekoosh
State Board of Medieval Exmainers
Peale
Tien
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Iritish
Sultan
H. B. Dale
Prpst Chace
U.V. Dale
Chie
Gholee
Dale Oy
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Frank Nichol
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Theodore Engelke
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Chas. Dinsmore
Berna Schneider
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Crawford
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Edward Retzehke
Elmer
Carpenter
M. M. Tent
Frank Masse
Paul Froehner
Wm. Kretehmann
R. Edwards
C. H. Bridge
L. Behrer
M. Groesbeck Frevey
Robert Leach
Jay O'Brien
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Greene
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Strier
Spalidin
Oviatt
Oph Kauffman
Mer. Tin
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Gililen
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