President Accepts Stone Resignation and Senate Confirms
The president accepted W. M. Stone’s resignation as commissioner of the general land office on the 15th, effective the 24th, amid political reshuffles. In Rome a bomb plot damaged the Mattei palace causing light damage, while a Russian cholera convention was called in St. Petersburg to plan preventive measures.
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W. M. Stone
Jens
Zveneral Land Ire
Russia
St. Petersburg
Rome
United States i Porter
Senate action and assorted early 20th century moves
The senate adjourned without nominations after a short session led by Mr. Gorman. A resolution naming standing and select committees circulated in the executive sphere. other items include railway labor talk, tax rulings, and divers notices from U.S. and foreign affairs, with arrests, deaths, and infrastructure updates interwoven.
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Senate
Gory
Gorman
All Select Committees
Seesien
North Dakota
Bank Receives Gold and Sells Funds to Sub-Treasury
Tax Third National Bank of New York received 000 in gold from Canada last week, of which 450,000 was turned into the sub-treasury. A postmastership feud in Atlanta rages among Washington power brokers. An 85 year old Arkansas citizen Jopex Liscery Barrcett dies in Little Rock. A water venture linked to Hot Springs Springs near World’s Fair is planned. Smugglers Lew Apans and Will Mays are arrested in Sutton County with eighty head of horses and other goods.
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Indianapolis (Inc
Sith
A. J. Cates
Comanche Lace
Spain
Patton
Hth
Sete
Court of Appeals of
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Colorado State Senate
Resk
United States
Cairo
Egypt
Department of Agriculture
Tur
England
Germany
Stearevast
Norwich
Conn
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Brussels
Schoupp
Mathieu
United States Circuit Court
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Seventh
Walnut
Sansom Streets
Philadelphia
Warsaw
Arecheff
Russia
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Mare Island Navy Yard
Asiatic
Harmony
Essex Junction
Ethan Alles
Secretary of the Interior
Iren B. Raum
Andrew Davidson
St Louis
North Central
Shakir
Japan
Lec B. Marthexy
San Francisco
Oakland
Cal
Judson Powder Works
Berkeley
Matheny
T. J. Matheny
Auburn
H. C. Fos
First National Bank of Chicago
Chicago
Fred D. Grant
Vienna
Gresham
Third National Bank of
Canadas
Sub
Treasury
Hanis
Saucer Gowrens
American Federation of Labor
Trade and Labor Unions of America
Treasury Department
Ormal
Turkey
State Department
Massachusetts
Scottsboro
W. Fl. Sorrell
Lula Owen
Natalla
Canada
Atlanta
Georgia
Washington
Jopex Liscery Barrcett
Arkansas
Little Rock
Hot Springs
Lew Apans
Will Mays
Sutton County
Texas
Fatal shooting near Jackson tied to family feud
The afternoon killing three miles west of Jackson left T. F. Decell dead after a confrontation with James and Robert Rutherford who shot Decell in defense of his wife and children. Robert Rutherford was wounded in the thigh. Decell had earlier married Mrs Brown, sister of the Rutherford brothers.
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Jackson
T. F. Decell
Here
James
Robert Rutherford
Decell
Oscell
Thornton
Holmes County
Durfey & Asher
Robert
Deceit
Jim Rutherford
Rutherfords
Tecell
Lincoln County
Gould
Trade Review Reflects Heavy Demand Amid Tight Money and Weather
A New York summary notes widespread large distribution of goods for the season despite severe cold and unusual weather. It reports slowed collections in many regions, rising imports from Europe, and firms moving merchandise to commercial centers with delayed payments. Cotton, corn, beef, and pork futures shift lower while coal and textiles show activity. overall trade remains brisk though uneven across states.
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K. G. Due & Co
New York
G. Dan & Cols Weekly Review of Trade
Moetom
Moery
Philadephia Bet
Cena
Baltimore
Cenalat
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Inclonett
Indianapolia
Detroit
St Pan
Little Hook
Nashville
Columbus
Mobile
New Orleans
Tremont Temple Fire Destroys Much of Boston Landmark
Fire swept Tremont temple on Tremont Street destroying most of the structure and severely damaging the Parker house and Park hotel. Losses were estimated at 575000 to 775000 with firefighters battling flames from six standpipe streams and several hours of water damage.
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Mestes
Balince
New Englannd
Kestos
Tremont Temple
Tremont Street
Oppsite
Tremont House
Patrick Dunn
Parker House
Ile
Protective Department
Amc
Union Temple Church
de. ©. Lorimer
Bliss School of Oratory
American Baptist Missionary Mission
Home Mission Society
Office of Women
New England
America
Boston
John Hall
George Estes
Charleston
Melion
Nurse Miss Nielsson Begins 30 Day Fast Challenge
Prirtrscreen Pa March 17 Miss Mollie Nielsson a Bellevue Hospital trained nurse starts a 30 day fast with no nourishment and no water. If she completes the feat museum management will pay her 1000 dollars claiming she is the first woman to publicly attempt such a fast and the only person to defy death by abstaining from all food.
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Robert T. Lincoln
Me Bowers
Buffalo
N. Y
Tiger Creek
Enterprise
Gresham
Hicks
Cedar Swamp
Queens County
Irver Rale
Stephen
Sarah [Uahmare
United States
State Department
PF Enwix Epwert
New York City
Gettysburg Monument
Gettysburg
Mollie Nielsson
Bellevue Hospital
Pittsburgh
Bethlehem
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Colorado Springs
Col
Charles L. O' Dione
Reston
Jons N. Meliescores
Massachusetts
Democratic State Committee
Ics
Carlisle
New Mexico
Woerter
Toleia
Hoge of Commons
Prirtrscreen
Mollie Niellson
Miss Nielsson
Freight wreck halts Pennsylvania trains near Harre
A severe wreck on the middle division at Harre killed brakeman Jacobs of Lewistown and a teamster, destroyed three locomotives and twenty five loaded cars, and delayed traffic four hours. One engine remains derailed with a single crew member rescued with minor injuries.
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Heytisepps
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harre
Jacobs
Lewistown
Uses of Electricity in Farm Work and Plant Growth
Reports from United States consuls in 187X describe experiments on electric power for farm machinery and plant propagation. Observations note limited practical success, higher costs, and mixed results on plant growth under electric light.
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Chassart
Helcium
Charles P. Williams
Rouen
France
Albert II. Washburne
Madgeburg
Germany
Birmingham
England
William Siemans
Siemans
General New
London
Essex
Progress of the War for the Minnesota Pegnature on the Coal Combine
Sunday tension rose as the legislature and coal combine prepared for a legal clash to begin Monday. Judge Evan and Walsh defend the committee while the coal side seeks from the court to compel surrender of the book and authorizations. Indictments for conspiracy and perjury loom as grand juries weigh evidence from Rhodes and coal dealers. Spreads consternation among Ann Arbor Road engineers amid Judge Ricks orders. Wabash engineers may join in sympathy as the strike extends to other lines.
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Mies
Wmatters
Minnesota
Coal Combine
John J. Khules
Minnesota Bureau of Coal Statistics
Joint Committee
Minneota
John J. Rheles
Beir
Combine
John J. Rhodes
R J. Wilken
North
Minneapolis
Wilson
Estes
New Boston
Kholes
Grand Jury
Senate
Egan
Sheriff Chapel
St. Paw. Mion
Defianer
Evan
Richard A. Walsh
Cimitteer
John Scholes
Walsh
Supreme Court
Kelly
Rhodes
Grand Jaries
St. Paul
Ann Arbor
Totene
Brotherhood
Judge Ricks
Lake Shore
Brother of Commodore Vanderbilt Dies in New York
New York March 20 Capt Jacob Hand Vanderbilt brother of the late Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt died at his Grimes Hill Staten Island home after an illness of congestion of the lungs. He had rallied briefly but failed again and passed away at 6 o'clock last evening. His son J M Vanderbilt Jr was at his bedside.
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Pachata
Lovett
Johonie
Rerys Haywoon
Len Walton
Alum Company
Nitta Yuma
Walton
Weeping Willow
Rolling Fork
Newnerow
N. Y
Jacob Hand Vanderbilt
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt
Grimes Hill
Statensland
J. M. Vandersilt, Jr
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