Mormon Choir Excursionists Begin California Trip
Two trainloads of Utah excursionists depart Salt Lake City for California with over 150 Salt Lake Tabernacle choir members. About 500 total travelers join at Ogden. Sacramento is the first stop with San Francisco and Palo Alto visits planned. The group will hold services in San Francisco and give concerts at each stop.
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SALT LAKE
Utah
Salt Lake Tabernacle
Oregon
California
Mormon Tabernacle
Ogden
Union and
Central Pacific
Sacramento
San Francisco
Monterey
Leland Stanford University
Palo Alto
Temple of Music
J. E. Talmage
Tabernacle choir
Liberals Allowed Walk Out In Day Time In Cartagena
A decree from Cartagena on March 8 permits Liberals in the city and suburbs to walk in the streets only from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. Violators risk imprisonment until order is restored. General Fernandes says government forces had favorable engagements and urges a final effort to end the revolution. The Norwegian steamer Simon Du mois arrived with Generals Castro and Ortiz and 360 officers and 40 officials, who traveled via Bocay Del Toro. Herrera's insurgents reportedly attacked Castro and Ortiz as government forces faced 1,000 troops to 3,000 on February 21–23.
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Gazette
COLON
Columbia
Simon Dumois
Castro
Ortiz
Agua Dulce
Bocay Del Toro
Simon Dumots
Oritiz
Herrera
Oritis
Property swap nets Evans 166800 stock in Pacific Consolidated
Evans says he sold his Pyramid mining interest and exchanged it for 166800 dollars of Pacific Consolidated Company stock. The move is described by Evans as swapping a dead dog for a live one and follows a sale of his Pyramid stake.
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St. Alvaro Evans
Mr. Evans
Pacific Consolidated Company
New York
France to Send Warship for Rochambeau Monument Unveiling
Paris dispatch reports the Echo Te Paris saying France should send a warship to Washington for the Rochambeau monument unveiling on May 24. Ambassador Cambon urged government representation, praising the Franco American manifest of sympathy and the chance to add solemnity and grandeur to the ceremony.
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Gazette
PARIS
Echo Te
United States Congress
France
Washington
M. Cambon
Prince Henry
Rochambeau
Woman shoots husband to save her life in New York
New York news reports John T. Stover killed by his wife Alice at their home. Police say she shot him after he threatened to kill her over money. The couple had recently moved from Philadelphia.
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NEW YORK
John T. Stover
Alice
Philadelphia
Telegraphic briefies and society notes from the day
Fr Lyman visits his father D B Lyman at Stanford then returns to studies. Wolmarans and Weasels with Montague White arrive in Chicago to confer with Chicago Transvaal League officers. Princess Alice of Albany departs for Potedam amid betrothal rumors with the German Crown Prince Frederick William. Copenhagen reports the Folkething approved the treaty to sell the Danish West Indies to the United States by 8 to 7. goes to Landsthing. Weather: cloudy tonight, fair Saturday, continued cold with brisk westerly wind.
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Fr. Lyman
Stanford
ton
D. B. Lyman
Wolmarans
Weasels
Montague White
Chicago
Chicago Transvaal League
Princess Alice of Albany
Potedam
Germany
Frederick William
COPENHAGEN
Foltething
Danish West Indies
United States
Senate Debates Ship Subsidy Bill and Discriminating Duties
In Washington on March 24 the Senate resumed work on the ship subsidy bill. Senator Foraker of Ohio voiced doubt about discriminating duties, arguing a majority support is needed to enact such policy while pushing an alternative plan to build up the merchant marine. Separately, House business on March 14 featured private bill day with postponement to discuss the post office appropriation bill and actions including a loan provision to the Texas Confederates re-Union Association and a Basin Wyoming townsite grant.
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WASHINGTON
Senate
Secretary of War
Texas Confederates re-Union Association
Baltas
Iena
Basin
Wyoming
beneft
ST. LOUIS
International Brotherhood of Painters, Recorators
St Louis
Master Painters’ Association
Field Marshal Wolseley to Africa on private visit
London dispatch reports Field Marshal Lord Wolseley will sail to Cape Town tomorrow on a private visit. Officials deny military aims, but gossip links the trip to potential service with Lord Kitchener. Passengers include Colonel Frank Rhodes, Arthur Rhodes, and Lacy Methuen. In Heilbron, Commandant Mentz led Boers to break through a block house at Got Heidelberg. British pursuit followed, with about fifty Boer fighters scattered.
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Gazette
LONDON
Lord Wolseley
Capetown
Lord Wolseey
South Africa
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Frank Rhodes
Arthur Rhodes
Cecil Rhodes
Lacy Methuen
Lord Welseley
HEILBRON
Oragne River Colony
Commandant Mentz
Hellbron
Gothenburg law
Mentz
Strikes Ripple Across New England Ports and Factories
Boston reports a renewed strike mood as longshoremen and freight handlers refuse work unless rehired en masse. Labor leaders clash with officials over reinstatement and pay, with prayers for a quick settlement as rail and steamship companies discuss terms. Providence sees weavers and loom workers join the walkout, while St Louis plans a wage increase strike for painters. Rhode Island anchors mills in Olneyville face disruption as twoloom system protests spread.
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BOSTON
tes
State House
Crane
eaders
reight
Jwice Warren Reed
Chirman
Board of Arbitration
East Boston
Boston and Maine
Boston and Albany
Snowstorm Drops Up To Two Feet In Mountains
A large storm traced from Washington and Oregon through Idaho Wyoming Nevada and Utah dumped from three inches up to nearly three feet of snow across mountain terrain. Strong winds disrupted travel and produced blizzard conditions as the cold front pushed into Colorado and New Mexico. Temperatures in Chicago and New York hovered in the upper 20s to mid 30s as the system moved east.
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City
Gasette
SALT LAKE
Utah
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Wyoming
Mon
Nevada
Colorado
New Mexico
Post Office Fire Kills Boy and Wounds Two in North Pelham
A three story post office building in North Pelham burned today causing one death and serious injuries to two others. Edward Yocum, 13, a newsboy, died in the blaze. Mrs. Thomas Duane, wife of a motorman, was rescued in critical condition. The boy’s mother jumped from a window and was injured. All contents including mail were destroyed and losses are estimated at 20,000 dollars.
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Gazette
NEW YORK
North Pelham
Edward Yocum
Thomas Duane
Yocum
lstlere
toma
Funeral Honors for Ex Governor Altgeld in Chicago
Funeral services for John P. Altgeld former Illinois governor were held at his Sherman Park home with judges from Cook County attending and tributes from Clarence Darrow and Rev Frank Crane Following a day of mourning across Chicago the body was in state at the public library and a Civic procession was planned to Graceland Cemetery with state capitol offices closed in his honor
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Frank Crane
the
People's Church
Clarence S. Darrow
Altgeld
Yates
Gracelawn cemetery
SPRINGFIELD
capitol
offer
Crazed man murders wife then attempts suicide in Parkersburg
Abrupt report from Parkersburg Va details Lafe Yerkey of Flint Doderidge county killing his wife with a hatchet and beating her with a poker before slashing his own throat with a razor. Though injured, Yerkey remains alive and bound, with authorities planning to hold him. Separately, a Supreme Court ruling denied an appeal by Specialty Company of San Francisco on appointing appraisers for furnished property. The report also notes marriage licenses issued in Reno and local business notices including real estate ads and a kindergarten association dinner.
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PARKERSBURG
W. Va
Lafe Yerkey
Flint
Doderidge county
Supreme Court vestreday
Specialty Company of
San Francisco
District Court of the district
Masney
Curler
Washoe county steel
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AFRICA
GRAY, REID & CO
Virginia Street
the “Gazette
Micharmes Phelan and
Reno
PROVIDENCE
R. I
An the Nations Company
e National
Riverside
Weybonset vails
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Mantonville
Manton
looma fixers
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yesaterday
spectera and winders
POSOCAG
R. J
American Company
Anchor
Graniteville
Phae
Cedit Rhodes
JOHN SUNDERLAND
Virginia
ILLINOIS
Nevada Mining and Real Estate Exchange
tie
gale
bia
Joseph Gardella
Wadsworth
Mise Maria Minetto
Joseph L., Partain
Arazana L. Coffman
Harrison
Arkansas
Kindergarten Association
Cleveland
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BR. Cleator
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O'Connor
A. NELSON
Bureaif
CRESCENT STREET
APPLETON, TRACY CO
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St. George & Phelan
Strathmore
PORTEOUS DECORATIVE CO
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