Wolcott Attacks Harrison as Blaine Draws Applause
Washington April 6 Senator Wolcott’s speech on the silver bill sharply attacks President Harrison, drawing gallery laughter at his magnetism jibe and praising Blaine. Cloture debates on the Bland bill linger while Congress fairs and Sunday opening stir little support. Vice President Morton seen as possible candidate as Hitt urged for France post. A wedding of Grace Stone to W A Allen in Washington closes with Praising notes as Erie Crawford results surprise Quay supporters.
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Hurlbert A Fugitive Fled From England To Mexico
A Treasury and Public Prosecutor report confirms a warrant for William Henry Hurlbert on perjury charges in a breach of promise case brought by Miss Gertrude Ellis. Hurlbert fled England, went to the United States, was warned, then escaped again to Mexico, evading arrest.
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Teacher Jane Beale Dies After Melancholia Suicide
Jane Beale a 40 year old New Jersey resident and Roselle native and a natural sciences teacher killed herself in New York by leaping from a fourth floor window after a period of mental disturbance. She had quit teaching in February to rest at home and had returned to the city for treatment a week earlier.
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River Strike Ends as Non Union Workers Allowed
The big river strike ended with almost all engineers roustabouts and longshoremen returning to work by tonight. Strikers sought 25 cents for longshoremen 45 a month for roustabouts and 125 a month for engineers plus union only hiring. The Anchor Line Company granted all but the first demand and other companies followed. The union clause was dropped and workers quickly filled the levee as boats set sail.
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Denver Jewelry Seller Under Suspected Bigamy
Mrs. Frederick Winters, formerly Ida Witt of Chicago, married within a month after answering a matrimonial agency ad “for fun.” Winters, a smooth talking man posing as a Denver jewelry salesman, reportedly borrowed $7,000 from his father in law and vanished.
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A Brother's Tribute to W T Sherman at Loyal Legion Banquet
John Sherman offers a reverent portrait of his brother General William Tecumseh Sherman at New York Loyal Legion banquet. He recalls Sherman's early life West Point Florida War and Civil War career, his steadfast Union loyalty, finances, character and devotion to mother wife and children.
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Southerner in New York Talks of a Duel
A Richmond Colonel F G Skinner keeps his dueling clothes ready after a clash over Miss Isabelle Greene. Mrs John S Wise offended Miss Greene, prompting Wise to write an apology that failed to appease Skinner who still dreams of blood.
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Local Offers At Allegheny Stores And Millinery Openings
The notice advertises low prices on cabinets at 68 Federal Street Allegheny and promotes painted wall decorations like Jouy motifs. It mentions men’s suits for 7.60 and a sales pitch from Jos Horns & Co. Penn Avenue, plus Eastex Millinery and Rosenbaum & Co. announcing openings.
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Mormons Lay Capstone on Temple in Impressive Ceremony
Salt Lake, Oran April 6 The capstone of the Mormon Temple was laid at noon by President Woodruff before an estimated 40 000 to 60 000 attendees. The event featured electric placement, a copper inscription reading Holiness to the Lord, and the Angel Moroni statue 12 feet 5 inches high topped with a 100 candle power lamp. The capstone pier rises 210 feet with the top of the statue reaching 221 1 4 feet above ground, and a vote to complete the building by April next was adopted. The conference adjourned to October.
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Lawyer Beggs Widow Receives Consolation Letter From Juror
Chicago April 6. The remains of lawyer John F. Beggs will be buried Sunday at Mt Olivet Cemetery. His widow received a letter from juror Culver explaining the jurors’ ballots showed eight not guilty and that the juror believed Beggs innocent of the Dr Cronin murder charges.
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Wrecked Golden Rule Hull Fails to Yield Bodies
Diver T J Russell in a suit examined the sunken steamer Golden Rule and found the deck crushed by coal and freight. He says no hold access is possible until wrecking begins, the only way to recover the bodies believed trapped inside.
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