Sherman Speaks Against Seigniorage Bill in Senate Debate
In Washington, March, Senator Sherman, Ohio, argues the seigniorage bill breaches public faith and risks unlimited paper money. He contends no profit exists from silver bullion, warns of bi metal instability, and questions the bill’s impact on treasury obligations and gold par value. House actions include passage of minor bills and district appropriations totaling over five million dollars.
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Wasninotos
D. C
March & Fier
Senate
Allison
Sherman
Ohio
Algo
United States
Treasury
Treasury Department
Unite States
Nebraska
Stiermay
Harris
Nnd
Sayers
Dem
Richardson
Usm
Tenn
Dockery Commission
Council
Cannon
Post Office Department
District of Columbia
Pees Actiools
Anl
Messrs. Morao
Rep. Mass
Whesler
Dem. Ala
House
Seven Anarchists Detained by Paris Police
Paris reports seven anarchists arrested including the father of Martial Bourdin who died in the Greenwich Park bombing on February 15, as authorities crack down on radical action.
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Paris
Munber
Martial Bourdin
Greenwich Park
London
Three Men Killed in Railroad Boiler Blast in Pennsylvania
A Lehigh Valley Railroad engine No. 469 hauling a coal train side tracked at Tannery station three miles below White, causing a boiler explosion that killed three men instantly.
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Butler
Wughes-Barrz, Pa
March
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Tannery Station
Explosion on Engine Doors Engineer Dagan in Haven
An engineer Patrick Dagan leaving his engine near the telegraph station triggered an explosion. Fireman John Lenox Anuwiman from Long Island and brakemen Arthur Dotter and Edward Fox from White Haven were killed. The engine was wrecked.
Rising Suquehanna Flood Submerges West Bank at Wilkis Banne
The Suquehanna River near Wilkis-Banne PA continues to rise rapidly. The channel broke through early this morning and a large portion of the river’s west side is submerged this afternoon. Traffic by electric cars or vehicles to Kingston and other points has been abandoned for the time being. No major damage reported yet.
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Wilkis-Banne
Suequehanna River
Kingston
Breckinridge Faces $250000 Suit For Seduction
Congress figure and Kentucky minister Colonel Breckinridge opens defense against Miss Madeline Pollard’s $250000 breach of promise and seduction suit. The case gathers Washington society attention as legal and political circles await testimony and possible postponements.
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Washatox
W. CP. Breckinridge
Ailvertoneus
Kentucky
Madeline Pollard
Dodge Brailley
Orlers
Boss
Miai Pollard
Meare
Wilson
Carlisle
Colonel Breearidgge
Ban Batterworth
Ohio
Totten
Brackenridge
Washington
Madeline Vinton Pollard
Madeline Breckinridge Pollard
Breckinridge
Aspmart
Paul Thompson
Nov ‘Totten
Hedis
Florida
Jaa
Brackinridgs
Wrahington
Keantnesy
Diverse 19th Century News Snippets From New Orleans to Nashville
A collection of brief items notes Tom Kinder of turdur dying from nervous excitement in New Orleans, Dan McIntyre ill in Montreal, and Dr. Arthur Doustron indicted for murder in Nashuns. Also listed are a Baltimore youth’s suicide, a NH Republican open letter, robbers targeting stock certificates, a NY court ruling dismissal in Soumnan will case, threats by Mather Fitzgerald, and a San Francisco case. Additional items mention a Fremont cotton mill sale, a GOP withdrawal by W. J. Roelker, sale of the Cincinnati Gazette to Perry Heath, and the Mississippi River rising over ten feet with no expected trouble.
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New Orleans
Tom Kinder
Turdur
Canada
Dancan McIntyre
Montreal
Arthur Doustron
Louis
Abigail Hobart
Nashuns
N. E
William P. King
Baltimore
Chandler
Orderal Jovepl M. Archer
New York
Stock Exchange
New York Supreme Court
Mather Pitzgerald
Fremont
Neb
Donnat J. d. Leek
San Francisco
Misa Alice Alderalay
Deunivon
Tex
Harmony
W. J. Roelker
Provitenos
Wetmore
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
New York Capitaliste
Perry S. Heath
Washington
Mississippi River
Indiana Battleship Indiana Returns From Successful Preliminary Trial
The Indiana, first of the new navy battleships, completed a five hour high speed trial with averages around 14 knots and showed minimal vibration. Crowds cheered as the ship returned to the Delaware breakwater and dockside, with officials predicting at least 16 knots on official trials and potential bonuses for speed above 15 knots.
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Pinhapeirita
Indiana
Columbia
Tio Indiana
Delaware
Cape May
Conrae
Air Prasanra
Koota
Gaylord mine rescue makes record progress
March reports from Gaylord mine say rescuers advanced thirty two feet in a single day. Superintendent John B. Davis reached the fall of rock and guided men to a point where entombed workers were believed to be, but no signs of them were visible upon surfacing tonight.
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Wirke-Danna
Gaylord
John B. Davis
Rock and
Goas
Monroe County Ships Negroes from Stroopsacne Toward Tanneravilly
Citizens decide to move Black residents from a camp near Tanneravilly amid farmer terror, with thirty men set to have fines paid and be shipped away at county expense tomorrow.
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Stroopsacne
Tanneravilly
Report Denies General Resumption in Connellsville Coke Region
In Pirrsnone Pennsylvania on March 8, reports of 6,000 men being rehired in the Connellsville coke region are false. Frick and McClure coke officials say operations will restart only if demand for coke rises.
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Connellsville
Pirrsnone
Connellaville
Big Frick and McClure
Avena
Cronin Murder Case Update Emerges in May Context
A fragment mentioning Cronin murder and Cutcano references March and Daniel Coughlin as free man tonight, noting this as the first development since the morning of May 25. The readable text is sparse and unclear about specific actions or locations.
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Cronin
Cutcano
Daniel Coughlinia
Chronology of Trial and Acquittal for Cronin Case
In 1880 a suspect stripped of gear faced arrest and earned liberty. A man convicted of murder and conspiracy serving a life term won no new trial due to errors, and after Joliet confinement, a jury found him not guilty in a fresh four month four day retrial concluding at 4 25 PM with three bailiffs present. The court noted he had no involvement in Cronin’s assassination.
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Paracuss
Supreme Court
Joliet
Senlipea
Patrick Henry Cronin
Murder Case Against Professor Shortridge Heard
Mania Pa March 1 The case of Professor Swithing Shortridge charged with the murder of his wife was presented to the grand jury today with witnesses including Rev Dison Jones a brother and Mea Jones mother of the murdered woman. A true bill will likely be found but the prisoner in Norristown insane asylum cannot be moved at this time.
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Mania
Swithing Shortridge
Dison Jones
Mea Jones
Norristown
Beaten by Angry Mob at Murray Silk Mill
A mob of about two thousand gathered in front of the Murray Silk mill at six pm. Frank Newkirk, a ribbon weaver who refused to strike, fought off attackers with a iron rod and brick, was rescued by two police officers, and escorted to the station amid volleying stones and bricks as the crowd pressed the mill entrance.
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Jorrenson
N. J. Marci
Murray
Frank Newkirk
Newkirk
Passaic
Weaver
Rival Troupes Fight on Wabash Train Near Camp Point
A small riot broke out on the Wabash train from Quincy between male members of the Ol Kentucky and Under the City Lamps companies. They fought near Camp Point after leaving Quincy for Jacksonville. One participant carried a knife and others were struck with a wood implement amid long standing bad blood between the groups.
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Quescy
Quincy
Ol Kentucky
Jacksonville
Camp Point
Here
Relapse Weakens Louis Kossuth After Illness
The report states Louis Kossuth has suffered a relapse and is now gravely weak, with renewed health concerns noted by observers. Koenath Hae a Relapaa, Turi, Mareh references appear as uncertain text in the fragment.
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Koenath
Turi
Mareh
Louis Kossuth
Multiple incidents and crimes reported across Pennsylvania
A scrambled summary notes boiler explosions near McDonald killing one man, a near-dismembering accident at Allentown, a murder arrest in Pittsburg, floods affecting lumber camps, a building association burn and a jail detention, postmaster appointments, a large mill fire in Altuota, a Delaware county raccoon capture, warrants for a Reading sergeant, a true bill in Chester murder case, a Reading rail mill restart, and a Presbyterian Banner editor declining a state post after James H. Scott's death.
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Pottavillo
Rowling
Charles P. Derrick
Pennsylvania
Stoves
Randolph McMullin
Altuota
Quackenboy
Reading
Hannah Richardson
Grant
Jamon Fivon
John Saunders
Ochester
Reading Railing Will Company
Ronning
Allison
Presbyterian Banner
Atite
Eharlton
James HB. Scott
Pittsburg
Pattison
Features of the Bill Delayed Tariff Changes and Miscellaneous Provisions
The text outlines postponement of a bill for another month with unchanged tobacco provisions and reduced duties on umbrellas and parasols. It notes the Wilken tariff date shift from June 1 to June 30, 181d, and lists multiple ad valorem tax changes including paper, parchment, firecrackers, gunpowder, matches, fur, data materials, pencils, clay pipes, and umbrellas with varied percentage rates.
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Wastisarox
United Reds
Negate Committee
Riot over unpopular schoolmaster erupts in Comblain Au-Pont
A riot broke out in Comblain Au-Pont, Liegenny province, as residents protested the appointment of an unpopular schoolmaster. The burgomaster ordered fire after the crowd refused to disperse. two were killed and many injured as the mob clashed with police and military units.
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Bresskes
Comblain Au- Pont
Liegenny
Quiet Reigns At Eagle As Militia Withdraws
Company K of the state militia arrived in Eagle WV after governor orders. two other companies stay on indefinitely. Montgomery cheers the departure as calm returns. United Mine Workers confer with Captain Page and the sheriff denouncing the riot and pledging aid to arrest rioters as the strike nears an end and a general return-to-work movement begins.
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Crhannestox
W.va
Cowboy Gormley Returns to Chicago with His Wife
Gertrude Rosen daughter of A R Rosen disappeared Monday night and returned to Chicago with Andy Gormley the cowboy formerly with Buffalo Bill show. Her husband was immediately arrested in connection and remained cool. They were wed by a Milwaukee justice.
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Crwano
Gertrude Rosen
A R Rosen
Chicago
Andy Gormley
Milwaukee
Alderman Rules for Trainmen Pay After Induced Quit Claim
An Alderman in Easton ruled in favor of thirty five Lehigh Valley Railroad trainmen who claimed they were induced by the Order of Railway Trainmen to quit. Alderman Young awarded each man one month’s pay.
Zella to Tread Boards in Theatre Return
Theatrical star Mare and Misa Zila Nicolane, noted for a £40,000 check dispute with George Gould, plans a staged comeback. Arrangements were finalized yesterday to launch a new engagement after the dispute in New York.
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New York
Mare
Misa Zila Nicolane
George Gould
Thas
Manager Keith and Miss Nicolaus Visit Theatre Contract
Miss Nicolaus visited Koster and Biala and was refused by spokesman Mr Koster who said the theater is not a museum and declined the suggestion. The party left and later closed with Mr Keith. The contract runs ten weeks at 300 dollars per week starting April 1.
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Keith
Nicolaus
Koster & Biala
Koster
Mr. Koster
Bagin
Careless Handling of Explosive On Walroa Steamer
A dynamite explosion on the sealing steamer Walroa at Greenapond killed two crewmen and seriously injured a third while dynamite was used to break ice. The vessel suffered serious damage and the harbor remained closed for ice clearance.
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St. Jones
N. F
Mureh
Greenapond
Wlarus
Bomb explosion rocks Rome near chamber of deputies
An evening blast in front of the Camera Di Deputati wounded several and caused panic around the chamber of deputies. Police chased suspects as troops patrolled nearby streets and the area remained on high alert.
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Camera di Deputati
Chamber of Deputies
Camera di Depotati
Convention of Workingmen Move to Protest Wilson Bill
A movement to hold a Washington convention of workingmen on April 6 and 7 to protest the Wilson bill by the senate was launched here tonight. Delegates from about fifty large city manufacturing firms, employing around 20 000 workers, have joined the effort.
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Valous Awais
Washington
Uigwin
Senate
Pottsville State League Team Formed as Stock Company
Pottsville Pa March The Pottsville State league team has been formed into a stock company with A J Cochran as president John F Smith of Bristol is the manager The State League association will hold it a next meeting in Pottsville on April and elect the umpires.
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Pottsville
A. J. Cochran
John F. Smith
Bristol
State League Association
Mill Creek Hotel Fire Destroys Williams Inn
A mill creek hotel owned by Thomas Williams burned to the ground at midnight in Wilkes Barre district. The blaze caused about ten thousand dollars in damage and was only partially insured. The cause remains unknown and no injuries are reported.
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Wilkes-Bannn
Thomas Williams
Mill Creek
Argentine Government Eyes 7 25 Million Savings
Economies totaling 7 25 million will be made by the Argentine government. Italian deputies reject a bill for a World’s fair at Rome in 1805. Few American artists are represented in the International Art Exhibition at Venice. Dr Miquel quotes a major financial measure while ex premier Gladstone’s dealings are noted. Bengal and Madras merchants urge the Indian government to resist cotton yarn and fabric import duty exemptions.
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Rome
America
Tnternations
Veitina
Miquel
Prussia
Atyles
Gladshone
George Armistead
Hwneckerai Centre
Scotland
Glad. Atone Vinit
Bengal
Madrad
Cleveland and Schofield to Review Knights of Pythias Next August
The article notes President Cleveland and Major General Schofield promising a review of the Knights of Pythias in August. It also mentions the Second Comptroller Mansur deciding government payment at 82.40 per ton for cannon dent shipments from Washington to San Francisco and a proposal by Senator Wilson related to a railroad penalty on an unspecified party.
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Cleveland
Schofild
Knights of Pythide
Mansur
Washington
San Froncisco
Lisa
Wilson
Sealpor’ Asa
Weather forecast for Pennsylvania regions
Washington reports Friday outlook for eastern Pennsylvania is fair with variable winds. Western Pennsylvania should see fair skies and warmer conditions with southeast winds developing Friday night.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
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McDonald
Nic Nolaan
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EAGLE
Cowboy Gormley
ORDER
Easton
Canosa
Zella
Will
Convention of Workingmen
Cranks
India
Cheney Bros
John D.cutter
Gro-Grain
Lackawanna Ave
Weather Forecast
Chas A. Schieren & Co’s
H. A. Kingsbury
Spruce St
Scranton
WJ. Weichel
Arcade
Wyoming
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