Daly blamed in Montana Senate bribery probe case
Defense briefs argue no direct bribery evidence in the Clark of Montana case. The Senate Privileges and Elections Committee postpones hearings to Tuesday as editors and lawyers present long briefs. The memorialist brief runs 142 pages, signed by Edmunds Birovy and Hartmann. defense brief 232 pages by Faulkner and Foster contests accusations as political hostility.
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Wasshington
Maron
Clark
Montana
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Ste Berief
Memorialista
Edmunds
Air
Arthur A. Birovy
Hartmann
Charles J. Faulkner
Roger Foser
Beaster Clark
Senate
Contested Senate Seat Foretold by Daly Faction Claims
The transcript portrays Montane’s unity for Mr. Clark and accuses Marcus Daly of treachery to block his election. It cites Daly’s allies and a February 10 1890 committee setup to derail Clark using money and detectives in multiple states.
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Senate
Ous Daly
Marcus Daly
Congress
Daly
Bis
Bia
Montana
Washington
New York
Whiteside
Bundy Arrested On Grand Larceny Charge In Elmira
Frank E. Bundy former city chamberlain is jailed on grand larceny after a shortage of about 4000 tied to his accounts. County Judge Pratt granted bail set at 10000. Sheriff removal of two deputy guards requested by Bundy’s lawyers.
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N. J
Frank EK
Bundy
Pratt
Bundys
Bes
Boston Journeyman Painters Seek Higher Day Rate
In Boston a large meeting formed a five member committee to petition master painters for 76 cents per day instead of the current 2.50. The raise to take effect by June 17 could affect about 1200 workers as the season nears. Builders report strong prospects for the coming season and back the painters action.
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Boston
Weather forecast for Boston and Washington
Local forecast predicts Wednesday fair weather with light westerly winds. Thursday expected to be generally cloudy with possible rain or snow and fresh winds from the east. In Washington and Newlands the outlook matches: fair Wednesday, increasing cloudiness Thursday with likely rain or snow in the southern portions and fresh north to east winds.
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Boston
Washington
Fort
Weather Record From Portland Mill City 1900
Portland data shows at 8 a m barometer 29.022 inches thermomer 32 dew point 72 relative humidity 100 wind from north velocity 4 inches of snow observed. At 8 p m barometer 29.712 inches dew point 27 relative humidity 58 wind from west velocity 3 with clear sky. Temperatures max 44 min 4 mean 38. 24 hour precipitation listed as 12.
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Mar
Hussidl
Agricultural Weather Report Summary for March 27
The report lists observations from multiple stations including New York Philadelphia Washington Buffalo and Jackson. Temperatures, wind directions, and sky conditions are recorded with varying clarity, noting clear and cloudy conditions and light wind at several locations.
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Agricultural Department Weather Bureau
Otis Iphia
Washington
Buffalo
Jackson
Conflicting Developments in Goebel Assassination Case
In Frankfort on March 28 W H Dalton who waived examination attended a lengthy conference at the Capitol hotel with prosecutors and his attorney E E Hogg. Other figures present included Col T O Campbell Commonwealth's Attorney Franklyn County Attorney Petagrove and Rev Culton father of the prisoner. Youtsey the auditor's clerk charged as an accessory was visited in jail by Col Campbell who reported no new revelations from Youtsey, while Culton provided prosecutors information not in the form of a confession.
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Oulton
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T. O. Campbell
Commonwealth
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Petagrove
Youtesy
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Youtsey
Culten
Powers Held as Accessory to Goebel Murder Trial
In Frankfort on the fourth day of Caleb Powers’ examination trial Judge Moore indicated he believes Powers was connected with the Goebel assassination conspiracy and ordered him held without bail for the Franklin county grand jury. Detectives arrested H E Youtsey as the suspected accessory before the fact. Davis was granted bail while Culton remained under private guard.
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Commonwealth
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Moore
Powers
Goebel
Franklin County
H. E. Youtsey
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Golden
Jobo Powers
Caleb Powers
Petagrove
Culton
Davis
Capt. Davis
Coulton
John Davis
Dunlap
Davia
Worcester Rider Completes Year of Daily Milage
Lincoln Holland of Worcester finished a year of consecutive daily riding totaling 6 140 miles. He aimed to ride without missing a day rather than rack up distance and rode only one century in the year. Since January 1 he logged 606 miles.
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Mass
Lincoln Holland
Boers Bold and Luck Mark Cape Campaign
London reports Boer raiding party of about four hundred appears to cross toward Jacobedal aiming to disrupt the Kimberley to Bloemfontein road. Olivier aims to slip through Roberts and could threaten Pretoria region, aided by worn British cavalry horses and transport delays. Casualty and loss tallies rise as Cape Town notes 16 052 total British losses with 6004 invalided home.
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Jacobedal
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Charles Willian
Lord Roberts
Kroonstsi
Rist River
Cronje
Pretoria
Cape Town
Hoberta
Roberta
War Offices
Hae
Boers More Active in South Africa War News
Dispatches report 400 Free Staters occupying the Kimberley to Paardeberg road and raiding near Panamsfontein. Plans to raid the railway via Jacobsdal are mentioned. Gen Clement and Lord Roberts movements are outlined with multiple columns and troop redeployments. Colonial government orders Cape volunteers south of the Orange River amid tension.
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Daily Chronicle
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Eaye
Paardeberg
Panamsfontein
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Cape Town
Newae
Icesday
Eaya
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Daily News
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War Office
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Stormberg
Oliver
Grobelmast
Daily Telegraph
Ladynroith
Drakensberg Range
de Beer
Hérriamith
Biggareberg
Menacing Turkey Russians Mobilize for War in Asia Minor
The Standard prints a dispatch from Odessa noting 260000 troops mobilized for active duties. The Black Sea squadron and transports stand ready as tensions rise with the Ottoman Porte over concessions in Asia Minor. Russian detachments in the Caucasus and Armenian frontier increased fourfold for possible action.
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March
O& m
Odessas
South Huavle
Black Sea
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Germany
Huseln
Asia Minor
Coucasueana
Foster man acquitted in self defense killing trial
Providence March 27 Gervis Smith of Foster was acquitted by a jury in the common pleas division after two hours deliberation. He said Brinton Rounds had attacked him twice and he acted in self defense.
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R. I
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Foster
Brinton Rounds
Common Pleas Division
Supreme Court
Wilber
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