Nine months hard labor for Florence Osborne at Old Bailey
At the Old Bailey Mrs Florence Ethel Osborne pleaded guilty to theft and perjury and received a nine month term with hard labor. Supporters spoke for mercy while Captain Osborne and Mrs Hargreaves argued in her favor as the judge weighed extenuating circumstances and public propriety.
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Lessew
Florence Ethel Osborne
Old Bailey
Joe
Treasury
Sir Charles Russell
Osborne
Sir Charles
Captain Osborne
Charles Russell
Hargreaves
Government May Drop Irish Local Government Bill
The text notes political tension since London County Council elections and hints the Irish local government bill could be dropped by the Government. It reflects vehemence in parliamentary factions over Ireland related reforms.
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Lospos
The
St. James Gazette
London County Council
Hirschs Protest Over Turkish School Closures Gains Backing
The Daily Nam reports Mr. Hirsch American Minister to Turkey protests the Porte decree forcing schools to seek government licenses or close. British and American Bible Societies note a shift in government attitude with obstacles and confiscations, and renewed efforts to reopen closed schools and churches. Joint representations by English American and German ministers are expected.
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Loxpon
Nam Today
Hirsch
Turkey
Constantinople
Aria
Asiatic Russia Robberies and Czar's Arrest Refusal
Brigands plague towns across Asiatic Russia with frequent robberies and violence. Ministers urge arrest of Count Tolstoi over foreign papers but the Czar rejects the proposal. Leipsic authorities plan work for unemployed poor amid distress. Vienna relief funds rise to 240,000 florins.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Count Tolstoi
Leipsic
Vienna
Caprivi Foresees Compromise on Sectarian Education Bill
The North German Gazette reports a government shift on the Prussian sectarian education bill. A compromise will be offered to Landtag committees, with the government ready to place responsibility on responsible parties if rejected.
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Beruin
Gartts
Landtag
Mob disrupts Keres trial as anarchists echo slogan
Caprz March 9 The court martial for Keres attack conspirators met in this city. A violent mob outside the courthouse shouted Long live anarchy and grew so threatening that police charged the crowd. Several leaders were arrested after resisting.
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Caprz
Keres
Hungarian Diet Protest Against Arms Increase
In the Lower House Herr Ecervos an Independent presented a protest from his party urging an end to European armaments growth. He urged the Emperor to take initiative and noted the reverence for private science by monarchs to justify a humane mission.
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Brpa Pests
Herr Ecervos
Count von Seidlits Seeks Opinion on Women as University Students
The Prussian Minister of Education requests senates and faculties to express views on admitting women as students at universities. The appeal seeks guidance on whether female students should be allowed to enroll.
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Bertix, March
Jeischeansieger
Count von Seidlits Trutschyer
East Belfast Seat Won by Wolff After De Cobain Expulsion
Dusit March 9 The East Belfast by election to replace Edward de Cobain who was expelled for gross immorality resulted in a victory for Wolff the dissident candidate.
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Dusit
East Belfast
House of Commons
Edward de Cobain
Mr. Wolff
Market Closed in Glasgow Over Foot and Mouth Disease
Glasgow market remains shut to cattle sheep and pigs as foot and mouth disease spreads across Scotland despite efforts to curb its advance. Authorities report continued risk to livestock and local trade.
Rebels Executed in Mongolian Revolt Dispatch
A Tien Tsin dispatch reports two leaders of the Mongolian revolt were captured by government troops and executed.
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Tien Tsin
Russian troop movement reported in major positions
Bern dispatch says extensive movement is regressing among Russian forces on the fronts. Every strategic location is filled with troops as the pattern of deployment intensifies across key points.
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Bern
Thorne
Oes
Fighting in Lushai country amid British rule
A Calcutta dispatch reports continued clashes in the Lushai country against British forces. Four Sepoy soldiers were killed and six wounded in the fighting.
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Lowxpox
Calcutta
Lushai
Winter's Parting Kick in Europe
A heavy snowstorm grips London and widespread areas of the United Kingdom this morning, complicating travel and prompting weather advisories. The straining winter conditions persist across multiple regions with significant snowfall reported.
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Europe
London
United Kingdom
Socialist Sauton Elected President of Paris Council
Paris March 09 The Municipal Council elected M Sauton a well known Socialist as its President.
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Paris
M. Sauton
Republican Victory in Logan Utah Municipal Election
In Logan Utah March 9 Republicans won the municipal election by 77 votes in a hotly contested race. Logan, long a Democratic stronghold, includes Apostle Thatcher a powerful Mormon Democrat and local influence. The Democratic mayoral nominee was the son of a noted Mormon Democrat, Caine, Utah’s congressional delegate.
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Utah
Salt Lake
Logan
Apostle Thatcher
Caine
Congress
de Moraga
Rataly Fiduesee
Insanity Hearing Linked to Sharon Divorce Case in San Francisco
Mamma Pleasant secures a warrant against Sarah Althea Terry for insanity after an episode at the Hamman baths. Terry appears in court with disheveled hair, asks for Judge Coffey to conduct the examination, and requests witnesses to prove her sanity. A hearing is set for tomorrow morning as Terry is detained at the Home for Incurables.
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Mamma Pleasant
Sarah Althea Terry
Sharon
Sargh
Judge Levy
Levy
Mr. Terry
Mammy Pleasant
Ine
Sarah
Mia
Terry
Pleasant
Hysteria Strikes Patient at German Hospital in Philadelphia
Herbert Thomas an 18 year old patient at the German Hospital in Philadelphia is described as suffering violent hysteria. He reportedly was bitten as a child by a monkey and later displayed convulsions and dog like barking with screams while attendants restrained him. Doctors deny hydrophobia and call the condition hysteria of a violent type.
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Philadelphia
German Hospital
Herbert Thomas
Elox
Thomas
Brooklyn bookkeeper admits embezzling for policy losses
William A. Losey of Brooklyn confessed to taking 31,700 from Mallison Brothers Co., a wholesale paper firm, and losing it at policy shops. He had worked 25 years with the firm and said gambling dreams led to the thefts. He was arraigned and remanded.
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New York
William A. Losey
Brooklyn
Mallison Brothers Company
Tombs
McMahon
Losey
Billy Spencer
William Street
Roy
George Morgan
Manhattan Club to Elect Five Governors in Renomination
The Manhattan Club will elect five Governors to replace five renominated members Frederic R. Coudert Charles B. Peet Edward Schell J. Edward Simmons and Charles H. Truex. The club allows ten members to nominate a ticket and three other tickets have named potential nominees.
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Condert
Peet
Sobell
Simmons
Jefferson M Levy
Clu
Representative Democratic Club
Democratic State Committee
Tammany
Friends
Senator 1
Coudert
Manton Marble
New York
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Frederic R. Coudert
Charles B. Peet
Edward Schell
J. Edward Simmons
Charles H. Truex
Douglas Taylor
Obn
Inhuman Treatment Case Out Of Springbrook
A coroner will hold an autopsy after J J Grace reports that M L Cavan and family abused a three year old boy with diphtheria in a cold room. They allegedly followed an unlicensed healer Bronson who claimed no cure existed. The neighbors feared for their own children and the child died after delays in care.
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Borraxo
Tucker
Springbrook
J. J. Grace
M. L. Cavan
Cavyans
Oanada
Bronson
Aurora
Cavans
Mr. Bronson
Cavan
Jacob Bodamer
Joseph
Murderer Mills Cornered Near Foxburg After Citywide Chase
A dramatic pursuit of escaped murderer Mills continues near St. Petersburg and Foxburg. Sheriff Brown and deputies close in as Mills, seen crossing a Foxburg bridge and entering a Pittsburg and Western car, evades capture by train crews and disguises. A forged bank note linked to a local farmer prompted officials to pursue. Mills reportedly has powerful local friends and is described as cornered with little chance of escape.
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Foxburg
St. Petersburg
Pittsburg and Western
Sheriff Brown
Foxby
Fox
Turkey City
J. C. Miller
Indicted for Killing a Live Man at Monmourta Inn
In Monmourta Inn Illinois, Fred M. Staley 33 a former rancher from Kansas is linked by circumstantial evidence to a murder case. Two young acquaintances were last seen with him before he planned to take a train east and face upcoming trial. Staley left this morning and will testify tomorrow.
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Fred M. Staley
Pottawattomie County
Kanu
Illinois
Hana Grangee
Fey
Suler
Staley
Mercier to Face Arrests Amid Political Turmoil in Quebec
Attorney General Casgrain plans warrants for Louis Hippolyte LaFontaine Mercier and followers to press criminal prosecutions this week. Mercier in town and ill, with potential delay if he withdraws from politics. Also notes an Arnheim's sale of saddle horses and fast trotters on March 16.
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Quebec
Casgrain
Mercier
Arnheim
Live Stock Company, Limited
Power of a good newspaper in want columns
A brief note on THE DISPATCH'S want columns promising help or a needed situation for a cent. It emphasizes quick results and no loss of time in securing assistance or opportunities through classified listings.
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Dispatch
Bering Sea Letters outline U S British dispute over modus vivendi
Washington reports detail two Sir Julian Pauncefote letters to Blaine and a March reply. Britain argues delays not greater by US, suggests a 30 mile zone around Pribilofs with catch limits. Assistant Secretary notes British reluctance to a preservation pact while arbitration awaits Senate action and warns against delaying rights and property.
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Bering Sea
Senate
Julian Pauncefote
Julian
Mr. Blaine
Lord Salisbury
Great Britain
United States
Pribyloff Islands
Salisbury
Blaine
Speedy Action to Fortify Esquimalt Naval Yard
Ottawa moves quickly to address British claims of Canada failing to contribute to defense of British Columbia. Militia Minister Bowell pledges early fortification of Esquimalt dockyard and seeks a large defense appropriation. Former Militia Minister Sir Adolphin faced criticism for past mismanagement. Parliament expected to vote a sizable sum to improve militia efficiency and fortifications.
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Ont
Canada
British Columbia
Bowell
Esquimalt
Adolphin
Militia
Economy near forgotten river and harbor bill sparks dissent
March 9 report from Wasuiscror notes congressmen expect a river and harbor bill around 20 million dollars. Democratic economists fear the size conflicts with pledges of economy in the Fifty second Congress. If reported at that level, rapid passage seems likely, though some push to curb expenditures and rival aviation bills may complicate the process.
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Wasuiscror
Blanchura
House
Ete E Reese
Fire destroys new frame house on Nunnery Hill
A morning fire at about 1 o clock destroyed a newly built frame house on Nunnery Hill near Huckenstein's brick yard after an alarm from box 216. The blaze, reported to be seven thousand dollars in damage, was difficult to control for the peserony and left the structure a total loss.
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Allegheny
Nunnery Hill
Huckenstein
Talk on Tariff as Debates Rage in Congress
Lawmakers clash over tariff policy with Democrats accusing the McKinley act of high taxation and pledging tariff reform. Republicans defend protection, cite electoral backlash and warn against free wool and other concessions while detailing proposed Democratic changes.
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Maine
California
Lakes
Gulf
Palk
Serogenb Maorsay
New England
North
South
United States
Congress
Democratic Party
West Virginia
Virginia
Ways and Means Committee
Dingley
New York Pennsylvania and Ohio League Formed in Meadville
Meadville Pa March 9 meeting ended after midnight with the organization of the New York Pennsylvania and Ohio League. Delegates from Meadville Bradford Jamestown Canton Akron Olean and proxies from others planned visits to Forresters and Erie to complete the league setup. Estimated costs likely around 600 dollars.
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Jamestown
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Beo
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Olean
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