Indian Appropriation Bill Debated Amid Patronage Clash
A week of congressional labor closes with the Indian appropriation bill stalling amid partisan debate. Opposition to placing agencies under Army control cited patronage concerns, while Jerry Simpson supports the amendment. The upcoming Bland free coinage fight looms, with Harter proposing gold payouts as ammunition.
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Congress
Justice Fuller
Tom Reed
Alger
Ent
Interior Department
War Department
Army and Navy Club
McMillin
Committee On Rules
Harter
Ohio
A Westmoreland Scandal In Kensington Schools
Miss Jennie McClelland a Kensington assistant teacher accuses Prof J M Anderson principal of the Kensington public schools and Dr E E Patton a young physician of serious charges. Patton was discharged. Anderson jailed awaiting hearing. The case shocks Westmoreland County society, with Miss McClelland aged 25 and once prominent in Allegheny City society.
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Kensington
J. M. Anderson
Westmoreland County
E. E. Patton
Jennie McClelland
Anderson
Hare
Miss McC
Rioting in Berlin As Unrest Sparks Across Germany
Last night Berlin faced violent demonstrations as crowds clashed with police and mounted units. Riots spread through Rosenthalstrasse and Haeckesche market with looting, heavy saber use, and many injuries. Authorities ordered closures and called in troops as fear of greater bloodshed grows.
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Nthalstrasse
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Empire
Danish
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Hamburg
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Reichstag
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Emperor William’s
Charlottenburg
Moabit
Keeley Cure at Cut Rates in New York Institute
A cut rate Keeley method has opened on West Forty-second street promising to cure drunkenness for 10 dollars in advance. Dr Henry leads Chloride of Gold Medical Institute offering injections, pills, tonics, and mail cures with a 10 dollar prepaid three week plan and a no cure no pay guarantee.
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Keeley Institute
West Forty-second Street
Nait
White Plains
Henry
Keeley
Dwight, Ill
Chloride of Gold Medical Institute
Keeley's
Forty-second Street Place
Dr. Henry
United States
Dakota Divorce Mill Brings a Parade of Applicants
In New Mecca Yarstoy section February 27, Mrs Cornelia E Betts leads a wave of divorce seekers amid sensational scenes. Betts served, then her husband fled to Peekskill and shot Eagle House proprietor Charles P Blish, her alleged lover. Other entrants include Christian Borstel former Bogota vice consul and Ida Tyson wife of a New York broker, each pursuing swift decrees and public notoriety.
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Yarstoy
Cornelia E. Betts
Brazil
Cleveland
Harrison
New York
Reading and Delaware & Hudson fight rumors spark stock surge
Stock of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Co rose sharply on the New York Stock Exchange after rumors that the Pennsylvania Railroad had leased the D and H and would challenge the Reading. Company officials denied the lease while acknowledging ongoing but minor negotiations over mine tonnage.
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Reading
New York
Delaware & Hudson Canal Company
Stock Exchange
Pennsylvania Road
Delaware and Hudson
F. M. Oliphant
Suydam Grant
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Pennsylvania
Cabinet Formed in France Under M Loubet
Paris Feb 27 M Loubet forms a cabinet retaining six from the old ministry. New lineup includes de Freycinet interior and war, Ribot foreign affairs, Bourgeouis public instruction, Rou vier finance, Develle agriculture, Roche commerce, Ricard justice, Viette public works, and Cavaignae marine. The seven veterans remain in same portfolios. The cabinet awaits Carnot at the Elysee Palace.
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Paris
MM. Rouvier
Constans
Ribot
Bourgeouis
M. Loubet
Interior
M. de Freycinet
M. Ribot
M. Bourgeo
Harrison to go duckling at Ragged Island
Norfolk, Va February 27 The day at Virginia Beach was stormy with a northeaster. The President stayed indoors except a half hour walk with Mrs Dimmick. He then met Ragged Island Hunting Club leaders to plan a duck shoot starting Monday at 5 30 am returning Wednesday morning. If possible he may visit again later in the week.
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Norfolk
Virginia Beach
Dimmick
Woodard
Navy Yard
Portsmouth
Coal Creek Co operative ends Coal Creek troubles
Miners at Coal Creek ratified a cooperative plan proposed by President EK C Jenkins of the Tennessee Mining Company. Workers will take 50000 dollars in stock, marking the formal operation of the mines under co operative management and a hoped for end to the era of dispute.
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CrarranocoGca
Coal Creek
EK. C. Jenkins
Tennessee Mining Company
Beavers dehorning case sparks cruelty debate
Beaver county trial of E E Hazen and J W Fombell tests dehorning cattle amid sharp expert testimony. Prosecution argues cruelty, defense claims protection and minimal pain. Jury acquits defendants. Humane Society plans further action as local interest rises.
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Commonwealth
E E. Hazen
J. W. Fombell
Isaac Green
Society For the Preventing
Justice Pysor
Beaver County
O'Brien
Eaton
Pittsburg
O’brien
Indiana
Armstrong
Butler
Washington
James Bunzo
Haag
Beaver Falls
F. X. Burns
E. E. Haren
Carwell
August Green
T. G. McPherson
Anne
Revess
E. E. Hazen
Fombell
Elmer Hazen
Missouri
England
Humane Society
North Sewickley Township
Damages Awarded in Inhumane Deed Case in New Jersey
In Freehold New Jersey February 27 a jury awarded Yetman 550 dollars in a damages suit against Mrs. Sarah A Rose and Miss Margaret Rose for an alleged act during an incident when a cow escaped into a cabbage plot. The report notes the claim involved Yetman seeking 5000 dollars and references a child named Stephen and a girl named Nellie.
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Freehold
N. J
John Yetman
Sarah A. Rose
Margaret Rose
Yetman
Boy Injuries After Burning Incident Under Trial
One witness Nellie Yetman corroborates the injured boy’s account of facial burns near the mant is edge of his ca in a horrible manner. The boy risks losing sight in both eyes. Defendants deny the incident and offer no explanation for the injuries.
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Nellie Yetman
Regulations for Lent in New York Archdiocese
A circular from Archbishop Corrigan sets Lent rules to begin Wednesday. Papal rescript grants bishops power to suspend fasting where needed. Rules allow white meats and certain foods, with exemptions and adjustments for meals and Sundays, amid relief for those exempt from fasting.
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New York
Ardsworrigan
Son of Proprietor Dies as Forest Hotel Burns
In Bucyrus vicinity, fire at the Scott House in Forest destroyed the old three story hotel with no insurance. Moses Woodside, 22, son of the proprietor, perished while trying to save belongings through a window as flames swept the structure. Fifteen guests escaped uninjured. a nearby small dwelling also burned. Total loss about 15000 dollars.
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Speial
Scott House
Forest
Here
Woodside
Moses Woodside
Unpopular Lord Stanley draws small Ottawa reception
Ottawa February 27 Special report says Governor General Lord Stanleys opening Parliament reception drew unusually low crowd in the Senate Chamber. The attendance was less than half the usual, reflecting growing unpopularity. In Reading Massachusetts, February 27 the Reading Foundry Co says its North Reading foundry idle three months will resume in about two weeks, restoring pipe trade employment.
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Ont
Senate
Lord Stanley
Reaprno
Reading Foundry Company
Reading Foun
Tas Disrates Classified Contents and Page Guide
The Dispatch Directory outlines a 20 page issue in two parts with page references. It lists sections such as Carnegie gifts Wanamaker lottery real estate designs silks science of bread baking beauty and more, including personal news and amusements.
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Rectmoctrr
Wiliam E. Curtis
Ade Bache Cone Srumse Deess Makise
Emma M. Hooper
Helen Watterson
Edward Atkinson
Emmal. McLagan
Shirley Dave
Grandfather Voter Accusations Spark City Council Contest
A Twenty fifth ward petition filed in Quarter Sessions alleges 430 illegal ballots in the February 16 election for Select Council. Rohrkaste, the Republican winner, counters that many claims are false and that irregularities are being blown up to challenge the result.
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Quarter Sessions Court
G. H. Stengel
Herman Bohrkaste
William Waite
Citizens’ Party
Rohrkaste
Waite
Downey
Mammoth Skating Rink
Herman Rohrkaste
Carson Street
Disratch
Gould Health Improves After Severe Cold Turns Bronchitis
New York February 27 Special: George Gould sick after a reception with a severe cold that developed into bronchitis and risked pneumonia. His regular physician Dr. Munn attended, a second doctor was sought, but Gould improved by morning. Indigestion and overexertion worsened the case, yet late reports say he was considerably better. A Charivari Party Near Newpork Arkansas also ended badly when a crowd fired at the newlyweds’ window injuring the bride with buckshot.
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New York
George Gould
Jay Gould
Munn
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