Defiant Pastor Howard MacQueary Faces Suspension
The Rev Howard MacQueary, found guilty of heresy by the Ohio diocese ecclesiastical court, is suspended from holy orders for six months and plans to resign. He denounces the verdict as unjust and intends to seek church work elsewhere, denying any intention to retract.
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Onin
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Protestant Episcopal Church
United States of America
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Eninies
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Jerrad
William Andrew Leonard
Lio
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Protestant Episcopal Church of the
Money Stoppage Shocks Universal Order of Co operation
Philadelphia March 19 No money was received or paid out today at the Universal Order of Co operation offices. General Manager Driver and counsel Severin and Sheppard refused to explain the cause amid reports of an injunction from Pittsburg. Branch officials fear the order may fail without a court receiver.
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Universal Order of Co-operation
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Severin
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Pittsburg
Shepard
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Broad Street
California Stage Robbery Near Redding Sees Two Boxes Flung
Weaverville and Redding Stage robbed again near Redding. A hidden robber with a barley sack forced driver Ed Brackett to throw both the Shasta Wells and Weaverville boxes from the stage. A lady passenger and a male passenger were unharmed. Ed Graham, previously shot, is recovering.
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Redding
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Shasta Wells& Co
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Grand Jury Probes Brass Ring Bribery Scheme in New Orleans
Thomas C. Collins testified before the grand jury in an inquiry into bribery of tales jurors in the Hennessey case. Collins worked in O'Malley's detective office but acted as a secret service officer under Mayor Shakespeare. A related counterfeit money plot failed when an Italian detainee was moved, undermining the plan to gain inside information.
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Wreck Report Honors Galena Crew and Tug Officers
The Navy Department received Lieutenant Commander Bicknell's report on the Galena wreck. It attributes the loss to the tug officers who failed to follow Galena's orders and commends Commander Bicknell and Enue Field for their energetic, courageous services and crew discipline under trying conditions.
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Navy Department
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Farmers Alliance Forms Iowa State Organization
The Farmers' Alliance completed its Iowa state organization and adopted a Kansas style constitution. Officers elected include President J. M. Joseph, Vice President Daniel Campbell, Secretary George Long, and State Lecturer T. B. writ h. Local speakers including Coman-elect Ot ot and Ot ne spoke this evening.
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Farmers’ Alliance
Kansas Alliance
J. M. Joseph
Daniel Campbell
George &. Long
T. B. Wrilith
Ates
L. Mise Hours
Eaver
Million Bale Milestone Celebrated on Cotton Exchange
Savannah records a 1 000 000 bale year as the Cotton Exchange marks the milestone with wine music and song amid receipts celebration for the past year.
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Alay
Envo ys Debut in New York to Raise Funds for Parnell
In New York Cooper Union 2 500 to 3 000 attend an初 meeting led by O Kelly Redmond and Harrison to raise funds for Charles Stewart Parnell and his followers. Admission 50 cents nets about 1200 to 1500. O Kelly cites Parnell Paris fund as motive. Redmond notes resilience despite Irish party rift. Parne ll's mother Delia present amid mixed reactions. Totals later reported: 1490 from admissions. Dillon and O Brien's prior event raised 30000.
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O’brien
Metropolitan Opera House
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Harti
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Unwelcome Irish Guests in Baltimore
John Norman of Maryland reports the Irish National League will not invite Parnell envoys to Baltimore. Home Rule MPs must settle leadership disputes. Norman says envoys should return home, predicting little money or audience for their mission at Hoffman House.
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Maryland
Irish National League
Parnell
Baltimore
Ireland
Home Rule
America
Hoffman House
Old-Time Mining Stocks Rally On California Virgins Report
Reports of new ore development in the Consolidated California and Virginia claims sparked a burst of activity on the Mining Stock Board. Prices for Consolidated California and Virginia climbed as investors tracked the drift toward a newly discovered ore body, with several north end names showing gains before closing.
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Mining Stock Board
California
Virginia
Ee Securities
Theest & Belcher
Gould & Curry
Savage
Potosi
Yellow Jacket
Wreck of the Trenton Splits Frigate in Samoa
The Trenton, a United States frigate, broke in two amidships near Apia Samoa after heavy weather. Wrecking work is halted while land-title disputes delay local actions as Bazett Haggard and Mr Eggert, the English and German commissioners, are present but stalled. The Iroquois has sailed to Tahiti en route to Honolulu with no naval presence remaining at the islands.
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San Frascisco
Apia
Samoa
United States
Tahiti
Honolulu
Amercan
Bazett Haggard
Eggert
Thar
Trenton
Sioux peaceful for now unless rations cut
A Pierce Nebraska dispatch states careful inquiry by squaw men friendly Indians and cattle men west of the river finds no immediate Sioux trouble for years. The report warns that government ration cuts could trigger a rapid change in the situation.
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Pierce
S& D
Salt Trust Doomed by Michigan Manufacturers Meet
Bay City Michigan March 12 The key manufacturers gathering decided to disorganize the Michigan Salt Association which has controlled the salt trade for 15 years and faces expiration March 31 Efforts to revive or reorganize failed and the association’s property sale is discussed amid the turmoil.
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Michigan
Michigan Salt Association
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Surplus Oil Flood Fears Hit Midwest Markets
The industry fears 1,000,000 barrels will be dumped on the market amid unrestrained competition. Chicago Milwaukee Toledo and St Louis are involved as authorities authorize the action. The move threatens closures of many establishments and widespread disruption.
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Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Louis
Felton Wins California United States Senate Seat
Sacramento reports Charles N. Felton elected by the Legislature after a tense eight ballot joint convention. The investigation into bribery rumors continues with torn waste-basket papers and bank band evidence being reviewed, but no decisive connection to the contest has emerged.
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Ntee
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Missoouri Trusts Bill Moves to Governor’s Desk
The Missouri Legislature has passed an anti trust bill making it a misdemeanor to be part of a trust aimed at price increases. It imposes a $100 daily fine for each day a company remains in a price raising trust and now goes to the Governor with likely enactment.
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Organized Labor
Late News In Brief Seeks Answers From Ocean Of Items
A sprawling late news list covers many topics from disasters to politics. It notes a linnear flood in France, strikes in New York, a fire at a Decatur furniture factory, and various legal actions including Hearst’s will and a reprieve for Charles Ford. It mentions rail disruptions, weather impacts, and labor disputes across the United States and Canada with short updates on individuals and institutions.
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Ottawa
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Aberdeen
Montana
France
Rhone
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Indianapolis
Sash, Door and Blind Manufacturers
Northwest
Billiard Tournament Draws Large Pittsburg Crowd
A large audience of merchants iron manufacturers and oil leaders attended three Philadelphia and local matches in Pittsburg yesterday. Cline and Burris led in an afternoon duel with Burris seizing the lead after the 16th inning. Local rivals Boschert and Dodds staged the evening highlight with Dodds winning by 14 points.
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Iron I
Philadelphia
Cline
Surris
Burris
Harris
Shaw
Irish setter sweep at Washington dog show draws elite attendance
The Washington beach show for dogs attracts foreign legation guests and high society. Irish setters owned by W. L. Washington dominate, with Kildare winning the challenge dog prize, Winnie L. taking champion bitch, and Beau Brummell undefeated for two days. The display blocks aisles as crowds swarm the stalls.
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Washington
Legation
Pittsburg
W. L. Washington
Kildare
Max A
Baltimore
Winnie L
Ruby Glenmore
Artier Bean Bromell
Beau Brummell
Reilly and Galvin Targeted by Columbus Club Push
The Columbus club manager Gus Schmelz aims to lure Third Baseman Reilly back to Ohio and sign Jimmy Galvin. Reilly, urged to follow OConnor by crossing to the American Association, is praised for character and future as a player and gentleman. Pete Browning is due to sign with the local club at 4500 dollars with 500 in advance.
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Reilly
American Association
Columbus
Ohio City
Jimmy Galvin
O'Connor
Pittsburg
Mr. Reilly
National League
Pete Browning
Pete Esterday
Close Contest for Local Football League Pennant
Western Association Football League standings show McDonald Lawrenceville Thistle Shaner Hiraddock East End Hureka Homestead top contenders. All March 7 postponements will be played tomorrow as Shaner Thistle match remains at Shaner. Pittsburg Homestead game to be the city’s only match with both sides fielding strong teams. McKeesport visits Lawrenceville and Braddock hosts East End while Eureka meets McDonald on McDonald grounds.
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Lawrenceville
Braddock
East End
Eureka
McDonald
McAuliffe Fails To KO Daly In Six Rounds
Philadelphia report says heavyweight contender Joe McAuliffe failed to knock out Jim Daly in six rounds this evening. Daly, not highly rated, disappointed spectators with the bout outcome.
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Philadelphia
Joe McAuliffe
Jim Daly
McAuliffe
Pritchard Favored at 6 to 4 On in Key Race
Hill players quitting the National League for the Association may regret it later as speculation grows that Nell may move from Pittsburg to Cincinnati. The row highlights the shifting balance and the sport’s uncertain future.
Barrett's Condition Reported Serious To Night
John A. Lane appeared as Macduff in Booth's Macbeth at the Broadway Theater. Barrett retired to his Windsor Hotel room with a severe cold resembling grip for a second day. His physician Dr P F Chambers and manager Theodore Bromley say the illness is not yet serious, though visitors are restricted and his wife and a nurse attend him.
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John A. Lane
Lawrence Barrett
Macduff
Booth
Macbeth
Broadway
Barrett
Windsor Hotel
P. F. Chambers
Theodore Bromley
Armored Coast Defense Ship Monterey Set for Launch
San Francisco March 11 Irving M. Scot of Union Iron Works announced the armored coast defense warship Monterey is ready to launch. Decks are laid boilers arrived and material for cruiser No. 6 is received. Line-of-battle ship slip nears completion awaiting materials. An unrelated anecdote remarks an Ohio ice dealer’s winter ice hope led to river ice formation.
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Irving M. Scot
Union Iron Works
Monterey
Virginia
Great Meeting of Horsem en Breeders Convention in Chicago
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders' Association names Major H. C. McDowell and T. B. Broadhead as delegates with RK. G. Stoner and W. C. France as alternates to the Chicago Breeders' Convention. Edward A. Tipton, Secretary, urges all trotting horse breeders to attend for consultation and to shape the trotting register under new leadership.
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National
Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Chicago
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
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T. B. Broadhead
RK. G. Stoner
W. C. France
Edward A. Tipton
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Trotting Register
Nererofore
John H. Wal
Heavy Bankruptcy Judgments Loom at Pottsville
W K Woodbury this morning entered judgments totaling 32 275 dollars to secure preferred creditors of Suwiler, a large lumber dealer, in Porrisville Pennsylvania. Debtor faces heavy financial distress as proceedings proceed.
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W. K. Woodbury
Suwiler
Ohio Valley Baseball League Forms In Steubenville
Enthusiasm marked the Steubenville meeting that organized the Ohio Valley Baseball League. W A Calhoun was elected President and G Travis Secretary, with Wellsboro W Va East Liverpool Beaver Martins Ferry and Toronto joining. Season slated May 1 to October 1. Clubs seek Monday Wednesday games with Allegheny County League.
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Steubenville
Ohio Valley Baseball League
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Wellsboro
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Martin'sair
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Allegheny County League
Bagpipes Worldwide Reach and Iconic Ties Across Nations
The article notes bagpipes are widespread from Asia to Africa and Europe with usage varying by era. It cites Chinese, Persian, Hindoo, Egyptian, Italian, Roman, and Scottish connections, claiming Italians honor the instrument in Marys life and shepherds joy, while Scottish use declines.
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T. Louis Globe-Democrat
Asia
Persia
Egypt
Italy
Rome
Scotland
Oldest Mason and Methodist Jacob Smith Nearing 100
Jacob Smith of Kentucky sits in his Beuna Vista home nearly 100, three years nine months off from the century mark. He is the state's oldest Mason and oldest Methodist, living by the motto Be temperate in all things and urging grandchildren not to dig graves with their teeth.
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Garland County
Jacob Smith
Kentucky
Harvard Faculty Objects to Baseball Schedule
Harvard College faculty oppose provisional baseball dates arranged with Yale and Princeton. The Harvard Athletic Committee rejected May 16 and June 18 Yale games and May 22 Princeton game as premature, aiming to reschedule later with Princeton. A glove contest between Ed Smith and Charles Gillespie is planned for tomorrow evening in a hall near the city with tickets on sale.
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Could See Him Grow
A Youngstown Telegram item notes a schoolroom dialogue on growth with a pupil claiming to have seen a man grow and a teacher challenging the claim as implausible. The exchange includes a reference to a pupil saying I have seen a negro and a punning misinterpretation of vines.
Weather River Readings and Conditions Vary Across Stations
Readings show Wanees River 5 3 feet and stationary with mild weather and light rain. Morgantown River 6 feet and stationary with cloudy weather and a thermometer reading near 9. Allegheny Junction River 7 9 falling with cloudy warm weather and odd height notes. Cincinnati River 30 3 inches and falling with hair warm conditions. Louisville River levels and canal readings show falling waters with cloudy conditions and business reported as good. Continuous marine and river observations include multiple stations with varying feet and inches, cloud cover, and mild to warm temperatures.
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Judge Upholds American Surety as Brooklyn Railroad Bond Chief
In New York City on March 19 Judge Beach ruled the American Surety Company valid as bond insurer for the Brooklyn Railroad, rejecting concerns about its investments in another surety firm. The decision affirms the company as a trusted custodian of estates, with strong fiduciary supervision and widespread use by courts for surety needs.
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American Surety Company
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Wercvime
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