Tariff bill talks of sugar duty and coal prospects
Democratic senators expect prompt agreement on the tariff bill as iron ore wool lead and diamonds lists face few changes. Sugar duties of raw one cent refined one cent with coal at fifty cents a ton are debated with coal possibly struck if sugar proceeds. Consensus favors sugar due to revenue needs, while conservatives back it as a coal substitute. Debates hinge on ten key lawmakers and regional ore conditions.
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Wasmsuros
D. C
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Alabama
West Virginia
Kentucky
Senate
Washington society enjoys Mrs Cleveland Dalichta appearances
In Boston area society notes Mrs Cleveland Dalichta attended events in the president’s absence. She was guest of Mrs Harriet Lane Johnson at an Anwinstein performance last night where actors in costume greeted her. This afternoon she visited a kindergarten fundraiser at Mrs Hoesrst’s residence.
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Wasttsetos
Washington
Anables Mra
Clavaland
Harriet Lane Johnson
Anwinstein
Bealt
Hoesrst
California
Violet Seeks Shelter From Violent Storm Inlets
The lighthouse tender Violet with the president and Secretary Greaham aboard sought shelter from a violent storm in an inlet below Mount Vernon after leaving Sunday afternoon. It proceeded to Indian Head naval proving grounds, then Cedar Point light, and by 1.20 this morning lay at Piney Point eighty miles from the mouth of the Potomac.
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Wasiixatoy
DCG
Violet
Greaham
Evana
Mount Vernon
Indian Heal
Cedar Point
Piney Point
Baseball Rules Revised Ahead of New Season
The National Base Ball league held its schedule meeting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York on February 27. They revised playing rules and offered a $500 championship cup donated by a league friend. A bunt hit rule was changed to a fair ground bunt. Umpires may remove players for improper language. The season opens April 10.
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New York
Avene
British West Africa fleet repels native attack at Bat Hurat
Rear Admiral Bedford reports a large native force under Chief Fodivilah invaded British Combo in Gambia. The colonial legislative council ordered patrols led by council members. Two hours of fighting with a detachment of the West India regiment ended in defeat for the natives, with several killed and wounded. No West India officers were killed. three were wounded.
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Lospex
Adiapatch
Bedford
Bathurat
Gambia
Fodivilah
Legislative Council
West India Regiment
West Indie
Mackaye Lies In State At Chicago Theatre Funeral
Remains of Steele Mackaye lie in state at the Michigan Avenue theater with a plain casket and floral tributes. Delegations greeted the procession. an eloquent address by Professor Swing followed prayer and musical selections. The scene closed with Abide with Me as the casket was viewed one last time before dawn.
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Catcadd
Famoral
Steele Mackay
Michiziu Arcnne Stenitorium
Thera Wne
Henry Irving
Bealls
Luunel
Elock
Swing
Roland Rew
Midilreas
A. Barron
Chongo
Dublin Lingue Passes Resolution Reproaching Government
The Dublin branch of the Irish National Lingue held a special session on Feb 27 and passed a resolution criticizing the government for failing to keep promised minds on Ireland. MP John Barry spoke, expressing distrust of Mr Morley and mocking Mr Gladstone with a jibe.
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Gladstons
Morley
Dees
Dublin
Irish National Lingue
Ireland
John Barry
South Wexford
Gladstone
Batmbau
Brooklyn Tabernacle Trustee Vows Doctor Won’t Leave
A Brooklyn tabernacle trustee says the doctor will never leave the tabernacle after a violent night. Police arrested Chiiallo Bingio following a stabbing that badly gashed Andrew Kearns in a Brooklyn saloon.
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Tabernacle
Brooklyn
Chiatello Bingio
Andrew Kearns
H. A. Whitman
Abner Doloff Thorn
Paris
Frank Panning
Dortia
Thome FL Searly
Royton
Ray Groat
Grand Junction
Col
Wet Water
Utah
Jackmith, & Miner
Owil
Dorris
New York
Aasta
Senator Butler
South Carolina
Calle
Abram
Hewitt
Scuttereens
Gonogrens
Jobo H H. Heaps
Des Moines
Kansas City
Great Western
Thomas Lawler
Usilenstiany
Matthew Stoner
Syracuse
PL Barret
Montreal
St. Lawrence
Steiver
Barrett
High Court Libel ruling in British Museum case
In the Queen's Bench Division Baron Pollock summed up the libel case of Mrs. Jon Biddulph Martin against the British Museum trustees. The jury found the libelous content in two entries though trustees acted under statutory powers. They were deemed not negligent but failed to discharge duties with proper care. Damages awarded 20 shillings. Point of law to be considered further.
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Biebher-Tilton
Merc
Martin
Loww
Dationani
Collision Reported Between Russian Dragoons and Uhlans
A sensational item from Moscow notes a clash on the Anowo German frontier between Husaian dragoons and Prossian Uhlans. Reports say several on both sides were killed. Russian officers avoid naming regiments to prevent international tension. The incident centers on Uhlans using a Rosan eagle on a frontier post as a target.
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Moscow
Écling
Clltne
Two New Pneumonia Cases Moved to Municipal Hospital
In Pirrsagna Pennsylvania on February 27 two more illness cases were moved to Municipal hospital. Quarantine at West Penn Hospital remains strict though a sense of security persists. No indications of a digenae outbreak are reported so far.
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Pirrsagna
Weat Penn Hospital
Glasstone resigns as premiership offer shifts roles
The Evening News reports Mr. Glasstone has resigned to permit a new premiership. Lord Roseberth declined the offer, and Earl Spencer accepted the post after the others passed.
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the Evening News
Glasstone
Aldo Tone
Lord Roseberth
Earl Spencer
Notable deaths and obituaries of public figures nationwide
Obituary notices recount the deaths of Howard L. Miller first health commissioner of Hending Pennsylvania. De. 1. 0. Snavely ex-president of Lancaster County Medical Society and ex-legislator. Harrison L. Plummer portrait painter famed worldwide who painted a King of Italy portrait. Judge James F. Wiley 72 of Elizabeth New Jersey. Wocwoml wie elected state wonitor in 1670 and postmaster under Cleveland. Colonel Jasper G. Dresser 96 of Lafayette Indiana who led Dmnyr’s battery at Bull Run. Major Horace B. Stuart on a Texas railroad train. Republican former Minnesota congressman from the third district.
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Lancaster County Medical Society
Manheim
Harrison L. Plummer
America
Europe
Italy
James F. Wiley
Elizabeth
Cleveland
St Aughating
Pla
Jasper G. Dresser
Lafayette
Tad
Dmnyr
Bull Run
el Pago
Tex
Horace B. Stuart
Minnesota
Quiet at Bahia as conflicting reports swirl on revolt
Rumors swirl about Bahia involving a possible government fleet revolt and insurgent vessels off the port. United States consular reports say calm prevails in Bahia harbor while rebel Tamandare prepares for a mission, with residents awaiting further word on the dynamite cruiser Nictheroy.
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Rippe Jangine
Feb
Gabin
Bahia
Aqiuldaban
United States Conant
Newa
Creedon and Moore Stage First Sparring Exhibition in Boston
Dan Creedon the Australian middleweight and Dick Moore met in a ten round sparring exhibition at the Casino Boston before a good crowd. Creedon showed superior science and a Covert like style while the referee Jimmy Colville ruled the session a draw.
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Peb
Dan Creedon
Dick Moore
Cresden
Moore
Covert
Reveree
Jimmy Colville
Missing Cornall student returns to Ithaca after absence
Carl L Dingeua, suspected in the Freeman banquet poisoning case, turns up in Lant Troava, N. ., after leaving Wednesday morning. He claims a telegram called him from Colles and that illness forced him to seek medical help in Ithaca the next day, noting he had not seen newspapers and was unaware of charges.
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Troava
Tech
Carl L. Dingeua
Cane
Lome
Colles
Ithaca
Hyracuee
Attorneys Seek Favorable Judge in McKane Case at Oswego
William Kennedy of Syracuse and a New York lawyer arrived in Oswego and visited Joatha Wright to seek a sally of proceedings in John Y. McKane’s case. Justice Wright refused, citing a prior review by Justice Callan. The lawyers then planned to appeal to Justice Williams in Watertown.
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New York
Oswego
N. Y
William Kennedy
Syracuse
Joatha Wright
John Y. McKane
Wright
Callan
Justice Cullen
Watertown
Jrustice Williama
Lip commission to Antwerp Exposition approved in bill
The Hoiton government certifies Minister Smyth's conduct is in native nodiomatic. Howard appeals to the supreme court after a Teuteaion conviction for using walls to windle clalimate roanthical English estates.
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Antwerp
Hoiton
Smyth
Howard
Teuteaion
Supreme Court
Thrilling near miss on Northern Central passenger train
Northern Central No. 6 from Cansdaigua faced a switch misalignment near Ralston this evening. The locomotive struck a freight engine, the crew jumped to safety as glass shattered and passengers suffered cuts, with investigators now examining responsibility.
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Ralston
Wittuasspour
Cansadaigua
Nn No
Lwle
Honorable Discharges and Commissions at National Guard HQ
An order from national guard headquarters grants honorable discharges to First Lieutenant Michael J. Tierney of Company E, Second Regiment, and resignations for Second Lieutenant William F. Buehler of Company G, Fifth Regiment. Commissions are issued to David Morton Bend, William L. Pearce, Elmer F. Werkheiser, and Robert A. Cavin of Philadelphia units.
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National Guard
Michael J. Tierney
William FF. Buehler
Tast
David Morton Bend
William EL. Pearce
Elmer F. Werkheiser
Fieet
Robert A. Cavin
Philadelphia
Prominent Pepels Who Will Take Part in the Exercises
Among those participating at the Indian school exercises tomorrow are Secretary of Agriculture Morton Indian Commissioner Browning Senator Teller Congressmen Englian Bulthoover and Manani and Secretary Hale Smith. Prominent Indian chiefs from Kiowas Comanches Arapahoes and Cheyennes are expected to attend.
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Agriculture Morton
Browning
Teller
Englian
Bulthoover
Manani
Hale Smith
Strike of 100 Weavers Closes Silk Mill for Indefinite Hiatus
Proaawiwwere Feb 27 The strike by 100 weavers at Standard Silk mill resumes with a 12 percent pay cut, prompting a noon shutdown for an indefinite period. About 700 operators are affected as meetings fail to yield any settlement prospects.
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Proaawiwwere
To Daye More Will Be Required to Find the Entombed Minera
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania on February 27 the Gaylord mine rescue pace holds. Regenera progress is slow as explorers clear debris, now at 30 feet, with no certainty of reaching the entombed within ten days.
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Minera
Wikes-Barre
Gaylord
Death of Mrs William James at 1109 Eynon Street
The wife of ex Policeman William James died at noon today at her home 1109 Eynon Street. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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William James
Eynon Street
Closing Ceremonies of the Hawaiian Parliament Recounted
Lieutenant Young, in uniform for the Bouton, describes a crowded royal procession, the queen's reading of the proclamation, and observed stage fright followed by alleged stimulant effects. He notes artillery near the palace and debates whether to report to shipboard officers.
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Lieutenant Young
Her Majesty
Waiuixatia
Loeten — Young
Bouton
Judge Hartwell
Kalakaua
Willis
Twentin
Conan
Severance
Anid
Onin
Cour Ministera
Kogiay
Kaneka
Young
Qinn
Claghorn
Lea
Alata
Quada
Arma
Pittsburg Schools Struggle with Heating and Illness
A report notes several Pittsburg schools suffer from severe heating failures causing pupil sickness. The piece also covers a damaged store, a new lease celebration in Will MATS Ort Pottaville, and multiple unrelated calamities including a fatal horse accident and a double-suicide attempt.
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Pittsburg
Moses Ulmann
MATS
Ort
Charles Satyards
Carlisle
General Gresnland
Stall
Gettysburg
Uttlefield
French political figures retire after Sunday ejections
A Hive Socialiste and an ate Moderate Repub lican were retired amid Sunday ejections in France. An attack hindered plans involving Auiinot Gloert of New York and Setior Commandel Depilar de Santamaria. United States Minister Terrell informed the porte in Constantinople that he did not criticize the Turkish government's treatment of an American reporter.
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Hive Socialiste
Ate
France
Auiinot Gloert
New York
Setior Commandel Depilar de
Weather forecast for Pennsylvania's east and west regions
Forecast for eastern Pennsylvania calls for fair skies then increasing cloudiness and warmer temperatures with southeast winds. Western Pennsylvania is expected to be mostly cloudy with a risk of light showers and a warmer trend ahead.
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Wasmixaios
Wieden
Poennsylvania
Pennsylvania
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