Administration in Working Order at Inaugural Cabinet Oath
Washington March 7 new cabinet members took the oath and assumed duties with President McKinley directing ceremonies in the White House and Treasury. Secretaries Sherman Alger Long Gates and others met with subordinates as they joined the departments and many officials attended the formal introductions.
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Supreme Court
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Cully
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Folliow- Trigg
General Alger
McKenna
Mar. Gary
Mr. Long
Navy
Biles
Interior
Wilson
Agriculture
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Treasury
Fuller
Carlisle
Senators Penrose Case Seen as Abandoned Probe
Philadelphia March 7 The campaign for U S Senate featured J G Duffy and G W Jacoby clergymen jailed on criminal libel accusations against Senator Penrose. Bound over for trial, the case stalled until Penrose signaled abandonment then the clergymen wrote to District Attorney Graham asserting no indictment exists and urging fair handling of the prosecution.
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United States
Penrose
Pennsylvania
J. G. Duffy
G. W. Jacoby
Wbel
Graham
Messrs
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Jacoby
Triad
Pdins
Nowiank
Heilier
Menrose Haus
Gleem
Protesters Attack Turkish Consulates in Brussels
An anti Turkish demonstration in Brussels prompted police to act after students praised Greece and condemned Turkey. Speakers denounced Turks, expressed sympathy with Greece, and marched to both creeks and Turkish consulates, smashing a window at the Turkish building amid a shouty mob.
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Brussels
Greece
Earthquake Strikes Niagara Falls Area
A severe earthquake shock hit Niagara Falls last night causing broken windows on the Tuscarora Indian reservation and widespread tremors up to thirty miles from the river. Early reports suggested an explosion before officials confirmed the subterranean origin.
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Niagara Falls
Eithes Wand
Tuscarora
Maritime News From New York Hints at Transatlantic Voyages
The bulletin records arrivals and departures: Steamer St Lowuis from Southampton to New York, Steamer La Champagne arriving at Havre with Malta bound for New York, and steamers Biruria and Missionipps sighted near London and New York routes. Also noted are passings by Hewely Head and Prawle Point amid London and Antwerp services.
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St. Lowuis
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Bieumer Mobile
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Gut
la Champagne
Havre
Biruria
Tom Queenstown
Missionipps
Hewely Head
Southwark
Antwerp
Prawle Point
Tunnel shaft flood drowns workers in England
London report says after the Channel tunnel project was abandoned a shaft at Bever was repurposed as a coal mine. Today several men were working when the shaft flooded trapping and drowning a number of workers.
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London
English Channel
Bever
Dockery Attacks Congress Over Expenditures
Missouri Representative Dockery denounces the Fifty-fourth Congress for unwarranted appropriations amid a national mood of low business activity. He urges reduced spending and supports reviving a single strong appropriations committee to align with revenues, while referencing the arbitration treaty and Alaska boundary talks.
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54Th Congress
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Congressional Record
Fifty-fourth Congress
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Chen
Treasury
Henderson Named Ad Hoc U S Senator for Florida
Jacksonville Fla March 7 Hon Jobth A Henderson of Tallahassee vice president of the Florida Central and Peninsula railroad was yesterday appointed ad hiter in United States senator by Governor Bloxham to fill the vacancy from Senator Call's term expiration at 1 oclock March 4 He is a Georgian born about 70 years ago and has long been connected with the railroad firm Henderson Raney of this city serving as general counsel and senior partner He is a Democrat who has held various party trusts and is versed in state affairs.
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Pua
Jobth A. Henderson
Tallahasse
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Call
Oelurk
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Hirth
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Timself
President's Quiet Day on First Sunday at White House
Vice President Hobart and wife attended church at the Church of the Covenant while Cabinet members went to various services. President McKinley kept a quiet day with no callers and rested from the week's fatigue, attending Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church with his mother amid a large crowd reaching the presidential pew.
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MckKinley
Metropolitan Methodiet Episcopal Church
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Canada
Ewman
Omaha
Neb
British Mission to Abyssinia Moves on King Menelek
London March 7 The British mission led by Mr Rennell Rodd moves to meet King Menelek after January announcements of its start. France under M Legarde seeks a political treaty with the Negus and commercial gains along the White Nile including Kordofan and Dar Sennar.
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Abyssinia
Zella
M. Legarde
Mawlish
Four Mothe
Rennell Rodd
Men‘lek
Legardes
France
Rodd
Menelek Recogent
White Nile
Kordefan
Dar Sennaar
der Vishes
Lady Scott Faces Medical Review After Prison Term
Lord Scott appeals to doctors after nine months imprisonment for harming her son in law. A medical report finds confinement mined to her health and predicts early release. Home Secretary resists linking release to ending attacks on Harry Russell. Relatives struggle to secure pledge from her.
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London
Lady Scott
Marl Russell
Halloway
Ex-County Clerk Pleads Guilty to Embezzling County Funds
Auburn Indiana March 7 D D Moody former DeKalb county clerk admitted embezzling 2700 of county money and drew a one year penitentiary term. Other county officials including Auditor Borst ex Treasurer Sawyer ex Deputy DI and ex Surveyor Hook face indictments amid ongoing grand jury work. The county has been robbed of about 350000 over ten seasons.
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Auburn
Ind
D. D. Moody
DeKalb County
Borst
Sawyer
Hook
Long-ago Liberty Valley disappearance leads to arrest
Twenty eight years after Malinda Snyder vanished from Liberty Valley in this county authorities arrest Hugh Smith aged thirty five on a charge of killing the girl and burning her body after cutting it into sink pieces. A dispute with another person brought the crime to light and further arrests are expected.
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New Bloomfield
Malinda Snyder
Liberty Valley
Hugh Smith
Smith
Engagement announced for Thomas B Heery and Mabel Millanhin
March 7 engagement notice reports Thomas B Heery of Leecet Beery bridge builders and Miss Mabel Millanhin daughter of Senator Mark Hutina. The couple plans marriage in Tulwio and area.
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Tulwio
Thomas B. Heery
Mies Mabel Millanhin
Senwor Mark Hutina
Leecet & Beery
Tridge Builders
Wily
Filibustering Expedition Reported From Atlantic City
A late night report claims a large crowd gathered as a flotilla of vessels left Atlantic City shortly before 11 o clock. Inlet captains say a sloop yacht carried armed men toward an awaiting shore convoy along the coast.
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Tricia
Sten Q
Northwest Waste Reports Snow Storm Threat Near Water
WA towns warn of an approaching major snowstorm possibly causing severe damage to water systems. A railroad blockade remains serious in South Dakota, disrupting transport and prompting emergency responses.
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St. Paul
Dakot
Weather and War Hints Amid Morning News Roundup
An assortment of items includes weather outlook with fair, warmer conditions and southeasterly winds, notes on an administration in working order, trial expectations, a treaty to be considered, and prospects of conflict in Europe. Also reported are a big victory for General Gazeta, an extra session, local commentary, stock market notes, sermons, church actions, fireman matters, and regional columns.
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General Gazeta
Caurkon
European War Prospects and Balkan Tensions Rise
Berlin reports warn of potential war if Britain and Germany clash as Turkish forces mass on the Thessalian frontier. American residents urge retention of Ambassador Uhl, while Crete and Balkan diplomacy spark warnings of a broader conflict as Servia, Bulgaria, and Turkey edge toward mobilization.
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Thessaly
Servia
Constantinople
Mdehim Pasha
Bulgaria
Charles
Rovamianta
Hohengollern
Princess von Hohenlohe slays bear on her estates
Princess Marie von Hohenlohe wife of Prince von Hohenlohe reports a bear hunt at her estates in Rusehi. She is in her sixties and described as the inertial chancellor plays a notable role in local royal circles.
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Bevin
Mare T
Marie von Hohenlohe
Prince von Hohenlohe
Rusehi
Sale of seats for Pugshimons Corbett debt opens
In San Francisco on March 7 the sale of seats for the Pugshimons Corbett debt began. About half were sold and the proceeds totaled nearly $0,000 as the event opened in the city yesterday.
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San Francisco
Pugshimons-Corbett Debht
Nelson Miller Dead From Worry in County Jail
Nelson Miller a colored 17 year old convict in the 1900 murder trial died in the county prison after excessive worry about pending fate. He was charged as one of the men implicated in the deranged boarding house arson that killed five people including men and women. five others await trial for the same crime.
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Wilkes-Barre
Nelson Miller
Dlowbok
Frank Shater
Oklahoma Legislature in Turmoil with Resignations
In Guthrie Oklahoma today the state senate faced chaos after charges of doodling and corruption were raised amid the Pee and Salary DHL Open affair. Senator Learned and Brown resigned to the governor while President Johnson quit the chair and sought immediate action. The house was equally unsettled with widespread upheaval.
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Okla
Pee
Senate
Johnson
Learned
Brown
Wisi
Weather Outlook Dated March Middle Delivers Cloudy Skies
The Herald’s Weather Forecast from New York notes today and Tuesday bring partly to mainly cloudy skies with variable temperatures and brisk winds. Northeasterly to southeasterly gusts at coastlines may amplify, raising potential for dangerous conditions and possible rain or drizzle.
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Porecast
New York
Gentry Death Warrant Read in County Prison
Sheriff readers in Pilladelyipita county prison delivered the death warrant for James BF Gentry. The actor, known for supporting Margaret Drysdale, showed emotion but spoke nothing after the warrant reading. Gentry is scheduled to be hanged on April 2.
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