Mr Watson Angry Over Unjust Attack on voting record
Washington news over an Atlanta Constitution article accusing Mr Watson of voting with Republicans for the Craig-Stewart election and money promises. Watson denounces the piece as false, urging openness and honesty, while party members defend their votes as lawful. Other items note Rep Sorter’s illness and the President’s health briefings.
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Chilean Exchange Falling Amid Indemnity Dispute
Reports from Washington indicate anxiety over U S plans on the Baltimore indemnity claim. Chilean authorities deny official intelligence of pressing claims while bankers react to the shifting diplomatic tone. In Indianapolis criminals and court activity also appear, with police actions and a grand jury investigation mentioned in a separate dispatch from March 4.
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Vauransio
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Baltimore
United States
Prince Michael in Trouble Over Habeas Corpus Case
A habeas corpus action was filed yesterday over the custody of a child claimed by Prince Michael and his followers. Joseph T. Richardson, a married salesman, claims his wife and daughter Ella are in danger from the Prince Michael group and seeks to regain possession. The court hearing was postponed with further silentation of Mrs Richardson’s affections to be addressed today.
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Prince Michael
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Prince Michael Gang
Mae
Marriel
Fight between Fiteelamons and Maher ends in upset surrender
Charles Mitchell reports a boxing match where Australian Bob Fiteelamons defeats champion Peter Maher in twelve rounds. Maher’s loss is blamed on poor generalship and a shift from his famed left hand to his right. Mitchell labels Maher a coward and notes the astonishment of Dublin backers.
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Bob Fiteelamons
Peter Maher
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Dublin
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Obarnie Mitchell
Maler
Mysterious highwayman linked to historic Georgetown killings
A despatch from Butte Montana reports Oliver Curtin Perry, a reputed highwayman, suspected of slaying Andy McQuay in Georgetown in 1847 and Tete McCoy in a barroom quarrel. Perry supposedly fled New York Central express to Montana, with a large reward offered and no further trace.
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New York Central
Montana
Andy McQuy
Georgetown
Perry
Indicted Dentist Hawes Accused of Influencing Grand Jury
Dr Nathaniel Ware Hawes of 150 Newbury Street with a Wrentham home is indicted for an alleged attempt to influence Federal Grand Jury members. Report notes threats to jurors and possible arrest warrant, with Hawes acting alone. Also references whiskey trust cases and upcoming Supreme Court appeal. Minor items mention typhus cases on North Brothers Island and a New Year trades note.
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Omeora Bowes
Nathaniel Ware Hawes
Newbury Street
Wrentham
Grand Pier Sthkilioy
Ieee Bite Ieee
Hawes
Dows
Andren Aaronson
North Brothers
Medises Street
Frederick J. Hamilton
Porter
North Brothers Island
Trenton Druggist Robbed After Bowery Encounter
Hobart McAlpin of Taestos New Jersey says he was robbed of $20 after being shaken by a man who invited him for a drink near the Bowery in New York. He had $800 intended to buy stock for his store and recalls waking on a sidewalk hours later.
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Taestos
N. J
Hobart McAlpin
New York
Bowery
McAlpin
Cardinal Prefect Appointment Tied to Vatican Invitation
At Archbishop Ireland's summons to Rome it appeared he would be ruined by the vialate, but it later emerged he travelled to Rome at the Pope's invitation to accept the role of cardinal prefect.
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Vatican
Oklahoma Republicans seek renomination at convention
The Republican Territorial Convention of Oklahoma instructed delegates to renominate President Hayes and discuss education and civic groups. A Boston education society and local merchants in Biddeford Maine face libel and conspiracy suits from a Chicago agency. A prominent Atlanta citizen Harry Gray was fatally shot by a police officer during a burglary.
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Oklahoma
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Harelson
Educationm Ciety
Boston
Wockton
Cattelle
Bid
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Amos Miller
Mayor Cooper
Marshal Sprinkle
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Cairo
Lil
Weather Summary For March 4 Across Regions
Fair to warm conditions with generally light to moderate winds. Northeasterly breezes noted in Exeter and New York areas. Western New York sees warmer but fair skies with some light showers possible. Southeast winds prevail in Sah Oumeuur region with improving conditions. Overall, dry and mild weather expected in most zones.
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Exeter
New York
Sampson on Trial in London for Gold Fraud
The case of Carl August Sampson known as the American Hercules opens in Westminster Court. Bernstein testified detailing loans and alleged felonious taking of seven hundred pounds and fake investments, while letters from Sampson revealed affectionate but deceitful promises. Bernstein’s estranged husband reacted with anger as a jealous note read in court.
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Domenie
Rumors on Delaware Hudson sale lease linger in press
Reports from March 4 state talks about selling or leasing the Delaware and Hudson Railroad remain uncertain. Edwin Young, questioned, says he knows nothing definite and doubts any party is moving to act. A separate note from Pittsburgh reports a new iron and steel manufacturers association forming to seek wage and work rule changes, potentially opposing existing unions and leading to industrial conflict.
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Atmary
Delaware and Hudeoe
Edwin Young
Young
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Pennsylvania
Central Roads
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Oe Young
Wall Street
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Mares
Pittsburg
Ohio Valley
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Bar Iron Manufacturers’ Association
Tip Plate Association
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Amalgamated Association
Bar Tron
Iron and Steel
John Jarrett
United States Conmul
Birmingham
Rev Purvis to Accept New Testament Chair at Princeton Seminary
The Rev Dr George T Purvis pastor of Finn Presbyterian Church notified the church session last Wednesday that he has accepted the Professorship of New Testament Literature at Princeton Theological Seminary and asked the session to release him without further action. Purvis, Princeton Seminary graduate in 1878, has been a prominent Presbyterian minister since joining Finn in 1876. During his Pittsburgh pastorate he has received several flattering calls from other sources.
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George T. Purvis
Finn Presbyterian Church
Princeton Theological Seminary
Purvis
Princeton Seminary
Presbyterian Church
Pitwburg Dr
Governor Pattison backs state action on Reading deal
The governor replies to city protests over the Reading deal stating state authority will enforce the law. Article 7 of the fundamental law governs railroad and canal companies with a vision to do right and forbid wrong. The note indicates penalties and enforcement to uphold state regulations.
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Hasteros
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