Harbison WinsKentucky Senate Seat By 520 Vote Margin
In Kenton county Kentucky on Wednesday HL Harbison lawyer and Goebel ally won the vacancy senate seat by 520 votes over Republican J L Creasy. The piece notes caucus talks on Puerto Rican bill and large Oil dividend distributions. It mentions Beecher family deaths and pensions for widows of soldiers in the Philippines. It ends with a dispatch on Natal campaign and Boer unity.
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Walla Walla sewer work to start on the 20th
Pacific Northwest brief notes: construction of the Walla Walla sewer system will begin on the 20th of the month. Spokane reports the death of August Martin former chief of police at Dan son City. Indian war veterans total about 1100 with fourteen camps in Oregon. J B Newmith critically ill in Dixie Polk County brain disease while hopes for recovery rise. Excelelor steamer arrives Seattle rescuing Wolontt crew and passengers after loss in Alaskan waters. Pap Hunter Portland hotelman dies of stomach cancer in Portland after being moved from Astoria. Fort Walla Walla to receive an extra cavalry troop. garrison to hold about 200 enlisted. George A Ferrie of Klickitat County surrenders to sheriff at Golden Dale claiming self defense in shooting Wurrell after farm dispute.
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British Forces Advance as Roberts Eyes Pretoria
London reports rapid progress in the South African campaign. General Gatacre advances toward the Orange River while Lord Roberts consolidates Bloemfontein and prepares for a march to Pretoria. Brisk actions and defensive works around Bloemfontein show Boer resistance easing as leaders indicate a possible self governing colony path.
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Boers Deny Annexation and Explain Occupation of English Territory
Dispatch from Pretoria reports Lord Salisbury’s reply and a British counter with a denial of annexation and a claim that occupation of British territory was purely strategic. It states the two republics remain determined to fight.
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New Warships Authorized for American Navy 18 800 Tons
Washington March 14 The House committees on naval affairs reached a definite decision on the number of new warships to be authorized in the forthcoming naval appropriation bill. The totals amount to eighteen thousand eight hundred tons.
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Armored cruisers project and Senate river livestock clause
A Senate committee urges extending the maximum transit time for livestock from 28 to 40 hours due to concerns over animal cruelty. The report notes armored and protected cruisers costs and a proposed navy armor contract. Weather updates report cold in cotton belt areas and New York snow disruptions. Political notes cover Democratic state conventions and reactions to Bryan’s name.
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Movement to elect Tom L. Jolieon to national committee
Governor Stone noted a movement among the western states to elect Tom L. Jolieon of Ohio as chairman of the national committee on eliminating silver from the platform Orin.
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Proclamation Declares Public Holiday in Vancouver
March observances marked by a civic proclamation from Mayor Carroll designating a public holiday. The notice honors notable figures and events, reflecting local civic sentiment amid ongoing national affairs.
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Pacific Northwest executive committee reviews constitution merging locals
Portland reports the executive committee of the Pacific Northwest group plans a review of the constitution and by laws and a meeting to discuss merging local organizations in the era. In Frankfort on March 14 Governor Taylor is said to have drafted a plan for a communication to President McKinley via the committee to Washington. Webster Davis, the United States secretary of the interior, arrived in Naples from Pretoria en route to America.
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Named for Murder, Calder Hanged in Lewiston
William Wallace Calder was executed by hanging in Lewiston Montana for the murder of F Meteowadhin sheephanter over a year ago. The hanging concluded a high profile case drawing local crowds and attention.
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Puerto Rico Bill Clears Senate Without Amendment
The Senate concluded formal readings on the Alaska code bill and then passed the Puerto Rico appropriation bill with all amendments withdrawn or defeated. The session set a date for Quay matter review and adjourned after no division on the final package.
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War camps in Constantinople areas halt Croapes advance
A Berlin Tageblatt telegraph reports from Constantinople that Rosle, Mery, Towhkon and Sainekans encampments are war camps delaying enemy advances. The correspondent notes tents and barracks as a sign of mobilization and suggests a decisive action against a governing power may come soon.
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New York Tribune Hints at Delays in State Convention
New York March 1 The Tribune reports speculation that Kieh and Croker will not return home until May and that Democrats may push to delay the state convention's conduct amid political maneuvering and friction within the party ranks.
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Costa Rica Leader Declares Dictatorship Amid Constitution Move
New Orleans report indicates President Igtesian of Costa Rica is attempting to modify the constitution to proclaim himself dictator while Manel MacAd from Port Simon and Creytown observe events.
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McGovern Knocks Out Lenny in Narrow Round
Philadelphia reports a boxing match where Terry McGovern defeated Eddie Lenny by knockout in the lower round last night. The bout drew local interest, with McGovern securing a decisive finish before the final bell.
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