Senate Caucus Reorganizes Committees and Chairs
The Democratic caucus completed Senate committee reorganization with Democrats gaining chairs on most panels and Republicans retaining several key posts. Senator Gorman released the list naming chairmen across Agriculture to Tresspassers on Indian Lands with Stewart kept on Mines and Mining. Northwest senators seek a seat on Appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasitington
Senate
Wes
Mussom
Pelfer
Kyle
Stewart
Committee of Mines and Mining
Nevada
Gorman
Agriculture
George
Late
Kanson
Peffer
Roach
Cockrell
Call
Blackburn
Brice
White
Louisiana
Cameron
Turpie
Berry
California
Murphy
Potter
Coast Defense
Gordon
Irby
Mills
Smith
Commerce
Sansom
Coke
West
Wise
Louisana
Faulkner
Gibson
Istics Quaith
Martin
Pen
Education
Hunton
Publicans
Corell
Catlery
Mitchell
Wisconsin
Ilarris
Civil Service
Petter
Gray
Morgan
Butler
Daniel
Hill
Voorhees
McPherson
Veter
Improvement
Mississippi
Niver—Bate
Walthall
Palmer
Peifer
Jones
Arkansas
Allen
Nebraska
Camden
Lindsay
Repulicans
Vugh
Vilas
Ilill
Manufactures
Smith Calfery
Bate
Walmer
Mines
Executive Department
Lill
Caffery
Colquitt
Ransom
Pasco
Vance
Pugh
Urpie
A. Pictnic
Public Lands
Marcia
Camaden
Canada
Moran
Repubicans
Potomac River
Metherson
Nica- Laborr Ne
Cattery Surphy
ragua—Morgan
Library of Congress
Five Civilized Tribes of Indians
Republicans
Uded
University
University of the United States--I Hunton
Turple
Gibson Voorhees
Geological Survey
Kyle, Morgan
District of Columbia
Brice Harris
Republians
Wyoming
Republican Committee
Committee On Appropriations
Cauucus Committee
Dawes
Northwest
Lavelle Insanity Case Receives Respite Ruling
In Columbia on March 11 Governor Tillman granted a respite to Napoleon Lavelle, Charleston wife murderer, after Dr. Babcock, superintendent of the asylum, found a reasonable doubt of sanity in the papers. He will examine Lavelle to determine true mental state and potential asylum confinement.
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Lavelle
Chaos in Caesarea as Moslem mobs terrorize Armenians
Reports from Constantinople describe Moslem mobs seizing Caesarea and terrorizing Armenians. Churches were raided during services, women stripped, men beaten, and shops looted. Armenians fled or were imprisoned, and Christian caravans and merchants faced robbery and murder. Trade halted as prisons filled with Armenian detainees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Caesarea
Payloy
Southern mills lure Massachusetts owners over labor limits
At a legislative hearing, cotton mill representatives from Chicopee, Mall River, Lowell, and Taunton argued against reducing factory hours to 54 per week. They warned northern mills lose competitiveness to southern and British plants, noting Massachusetts and Taunton mills are relocating to keep export trade. The Lowell Massachusetts Mills treasurer said moving south is needed as cheaper roots can be produced there on identical machines, while acknowledging the South will not wipe out Northern business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Labor Committee of the Legislature
Chicopee
Mall River
Lowell
Taunton
England
Massachusetts Mills
Whittenton Mills
Colored planter Rufus Laywood is murdered in Mississippi
Rufus Laywood, a colored planter, was shot by Lee Walton, a notorious desperado, near Nitta Yuma Mississippi. Walton fled but was captured by hounds and taken to Nitta Yuma. a mob of about five hundred arrested him before the Rollingsork train arrived and hanged him from a limb with bullets in his body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memes
Tenn
Rufus "Laywood
Lee Walton
Nitta Yuma
Miss
Walton
Ife
Rollings
Ork
End of the World Claims from Professor Totten Study
New York March 14 Professor Totten argues through a clock metaphor that the world stands at the midnight hour of the Christian dispensation. He ties his chronology to 520 year Gentile periods and 1890 as a decisive date, predicting a near judgment but not the world’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lotten
Totten
Allt
Myquirers
Israel
Auno Domini
Goa
Mornigs
Yale University
Lam
St. John
X. Lam
Inlto
New Norland
Babylon
Mardin Tahor
Cleveland
New Yor
Arlington Hotel
New York World
Norrison
Hous Rison
Lakewood
Ransome
Firat
Stevenson
MePherson
New Jersey
Teller
Colorado
Breach Opens Between President Cleveland and Mr Whitney
The Augusta Chronicle reports a widening rift between President Cleveland and Mr Whitney after a deal with Tammany. Whitney would not accept a Cabinet post, specifically Secretary of State, and resented being edged out of New York patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chronicle
Cleveland
Tammany
Mr. Whitney
Whitney
New York
Whitney di Vlace
Augusta
Tragic Well Deaths In Deelleville Family
Otto Sanders reported a missing wife and two stepchildren leads to discovery in a well on the Deelleville Texas property. The mother and two children are dead after an apparent drowning suicide. husband survived. No motive known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghildren
Deelleville
Tex
Otto Sanders
Wok
Liemina
Courtroom shooting: Jones kills Winters in Nashville clash
In Nashville a court house shooting followed a murder case severance. Thomas Jones fired five shots at Joe Winters and Andrew Winters, wounding Winters fatally and injuring bystander Bondurant. Jones later surrendered and was jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Court House
Thomas Jones
Joe Winters
Winters
Jones
Andrew
Old Man Jones
Andrew Winters
Anderson
Am Jones
Price
South Carolina Governor Race Hints and Rumors
The Political Outlook for South Carolina discusses looming governor candidates, including Uncle George and Jim Tillman, with mentions of the Reform Movement, the Alliance contenders Donaldson and Senator W. Odvars, John Gary Vans, Eugene Gary, and others. It notes possible third party currents and unknown factors shaping the 1900s election landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. C
Gov. Tillman
South Carolina
United States Senate
Phere
Origekis Wittagn
Reforma
Drcwl
Pitlolin
Timiseth
United States
Shell
Washington
Hin
Alliance
Fieht
Donaldson
W. Odvars
John Gary Vans
Eugene Gary
Vindal
Phind
Prohibition Movement
Bowden
Tillmanites
Democrats
Vna
Prohibitionists
Wage Workers Movement
Dhiss Decormi Nes Powerfal
Ghoyerner
Bigamous Hagood tale shocks Savannah society
Viola Hagood claims she married Major J A Hagood in Jacksonville on December 3 1891. She shows a certified license in Savannah and says he deserted her after taking money from other women. She hunts the Major for desertion and bigamy with Judge Elsinger and vows to prosecute. A second Savannah woman is named as another alleged wife and authorities prepare to act. The case unfolds alongside reorganization in Minneapolis city government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, GA
Ifagood
Atlanta
Savannah
Nerersbyt
Richmond
Hay
Duval Ciy
Violaw Re
Mayes
Jacksonville
J. A. Nayood
Office of
Justice Pax
Jackoonyite
Bien
Isin
Lim
Marshall House
Bogether
Charleston
Svannah
Justice Elsinger
Florida
Hagood
Justicen W. IL. Baler
Viola Hagzood
J. H. Hagood
Viola
Hasood
Pennsylvania
Chicava
Ead
Chicago
Elsinger
Tan
Dot
Seenota
Mra Coit
Bo Patat
Quinzy to brief term as First Assistant Secretary
Washington reports Josiah Quinzy named First Assistant Secretary of State will serve only two to three months before transition. The brief tenure follows nomination and quick appointment with no indication of longer service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Josiah Quinzy
Postmaster Appointed in Iora Lincoln County Tenn
WALLINGTON March 10 The first postmaster under the new administration is Newton A. S Lam lon appointed post master at Iora Lincoln county Tenn. Fourteen Kilted BERLIN March 13 A building in the Spudelstragse Carlsbad collapsed during repairs today. Fourteen men were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Spudelstragse
Carlsbad
Wreck of British Bark Alice McCraig Off Nagario
The British bark Alice McCraig foundered in a sudden gale off Nagario on the western bank of the Pacana about 230 miles from Buenos Ayres. Captain Ross the master his wife and eight crew members were drowned in the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
Alice McCraig
Nagario
Pacana
Ross
Monument to Ripley to be unveiled at Aur Oli a Cemetery
Charleston reports the unveiling of a monument to Gen Ripley set for April 8 at Aur Oli a Cemetery. A parade of troops and a salute by German artillery are planned as part of the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
Charleston
Ge. Ripley
Aurolia
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Lisut. Totten
Crome
Cleveland and Whitney
Tom Jones
Mur
Omana
Neb
Kisler
Alec Soa
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Adda
Nia
Mubright
Choctaw Coal Company
Viola Rein
Anden
Minneapolis
M Mu
Macor Eustis
Brazer
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Ruecee
Elwdsy
Piet
Wilbees
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