Congress Deadlock on Silver Question Fails to End Session
Long Senate and House debates on the silver seigniorage bill end with a House adjournment motion as bondholders’ influence halts further action. Foreign and domestic items follow including accidents, crimes, and political notes from across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Om
Edward Ly White
Dan Wee
Booster Fuchjel
Bland
Senate
Tate
Adiernéa
United States
Capodas
Ata
Abe Thorishs
Trenaury Welene
Eriewite
Whelewuin
Tours
Mlund
Wilver
Pracr
Romfort
Penastotis
Prendergast Sentenced to Death on Good Friday
In Chicago on February 21 Patrick Eugene Prendergast was sentenced by Judge Brentano to death for the murder of Carter Harrison. The sentence set execution for March 9, with Prendergast protesting his innocence and addressing the court before being led away to jail. A New York Times note on February 24 highlights the Good Friday timing and questions the sanctity of that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onaska
Cheyenne River Agency
Sdl
Cora Bell Fellows
Abot
McDonaldeon
Colfax
Cal
Martinutw
Aswtox
Mel Datel Stone
Lane County
Wis
Frank Chin
Mi Thems
Minnesota
Mls
Hesota
Meckasi
Boas
Gravesend
N.Y
Bartlett
Knights of Pytilas
J. Paowas
Maysville
Exporis
Kan
Sonnel
United States
Iowa
Howe
Moston
Spearfish
Lexington
Chicago
St. Paul
Joseph Mage
George Rossewhile
Masonic Benevolent Association of
Central Milnals
Essar
Stanton
Ala
Rucker
Pastoria
Galena
Simon Jacobson
San Francisco
Dealth
Indiana
Texas
Hager
Mick
Frederick Wentfall
Cincaco
Patrick Eugene Prendergast
Carter H. Harrison
Irentano
Brentano
Prendergast
Firentano
Jon
Murray
Larkin
Lincourt
Harrison
Hortison
Pews Paper Trust
Eafield
Agen
Patrick Bugean
Jude
Bern
Atvutner Gregory
Darrow
Prender
Tinker
Supreme Court
New York
Hinsell
Ueh
Murdered by Her Niece in Early 1900s Case
A woman found murdered in bed near the city was killed by her niece Mary Stith. An unnamed accomplice, Orange Mage, was also sought and later arrested on an adjoining farm. Authorities conducted a quiet search for the murderers and considered strategic transfers, including a possible shift of an Indian supply depot from New York to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keasres Wiwax
New York
J.J. Uralth
W. C. Hughart
Grand Rapids & Inediana Railway
Western Baseball Association
Tama
Verdi
Nev
Tur
Statistician
Robinson
Agricultural Department
Foorrans
Francis M Abbott
Indianapolis
Fairy
Morrowstone
Wash
Wolcatt
Payetteville
Ark
Methodist Epistopal Church
Plara
Maes
Faena Beruscoma
Onaha
Eturtt
Blossiury
N.ml
Erastus Wiman
Jascon Huastox
Warren
Ind
Strep
Alvenson
Armerican
Philadelpha
Indiana Gas Belt
United States
Gadsden
Ala
Gotham
Fund For Relief of the
W. W. Astor
Fort Wayne
Tank
Jacon A. Moke
Slack
Lila
Bashville
N.Y
Sanxnow
ML Merserena
Mansfeld
Bundla
Sho
Vienna
Maa Jonsxik Mantiy
Victoria Woodhull
London
Europe
Mae Hert
Rosa Maywrod
Thin City
Mary Stith
Orange Mage
Mary Sailth
Rocky Mount
Mage
Chicago
Fragmented 19th Century Letters and Ads in One Page
A mixed OCR page shows literary fragments and ads. It includes a quatrain by Frank R. Batchelder, a Texas notation claiming a patent medicine cure, Brooklyn humor, a Niagara Falls portfolio pitch, a hotel quip, and a Louisville Nashville railroad excursion notice offering southbound fares and return validity to late April.
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Louisville & Naahvuly Richord
Tennessee
Alabam
Geaneta
West Plorida
Missiesippi
St. Louia
Ekransville
Louisville
Cincinnatloo
Donald Kennedy
Roxbury
Mass
Boston
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Alma Record
Mans Sormta Ernestonn
Szemerany Monrow
Knights of Labor
Boreatt
St Louis
Balthmore
Continental Congress
PTT
Cotopte
Honolulu
Ace
St Samnis
Tyler Desk Company
Udell Woodenware Company
Belray
Nebraska
Boyd County
Lansing
Mich
Ellis
Joachim
Hombiteer
Berry
Warren, Potter and Bussey
Ashland
Washington
Susan St. Anthony
Downer Kerrisen
Pack
Diet
Mas Meserre Love
Julius Jacobs
New Jenewy
Orrieiat
Ponnsylvania
Comaxuna
Epwin T. Woonwama
S. N
Saratoga Springs
Rhode Island
Providence
Henry J. Metcalf
Pawtucket
Jaco Suri
Geral County
Grattan
Whatcum
Tennyson
James A. Stross
Omaha
America
Lutrax Deseet
Iie de Dameira
Monsren Wits
Dole
Congress
Paris
Anviers
Guiate
Stason Mancher
Tallin
Dopation
MexOn
Hippos
Salvation Army
Imdian
Neah May Hoo
Fian wiSdren
Montgomery Castle
A.M. Brarrin
Vancouver
Teele
Lord Roseberry
United States Senate
Hand
Wiandanit
Clausatas Wilcox
Mexico
Nevax K. Mesh
New Yorks
Arcadia
Ontano Te Be
Mayur Furriaon
Frases
Vineland
N. J
J. H. Sage
Dawsen
Sirwartz
House of Representatives
el Paso
Tex
Whellan Lockeny
Daniel Edwards
Laquarrel
Red Ledge
Mont
Manny Hann
Traws
Mra Leeds
Wiuw
Budge Krentave
Carter Murrson
Mownet
Patrich Eugene Prendergast
John A Joyce
Citago Mall
Mia
Frank R. Batchelder
Chanticleer
Atrlkow
George
Aratella Soleouet
Clara
Denton
Putetree
Salter
Salzer
Julia A. Salzer
la Crosse
Lieas
Cnexas
Cnexany
Toledo
Fuask J. Chexry
A. D. Isins
A.W. GlEasox
Hall
J. Curses & Co
Maret
Ine Tittle Aman
Sanbcaliber
Grice
Brookyn
Hetter
Niagara Pally
Nidgora
Mackinae
Michigan
Chicags
Hood
Ortenda
Allen Salem
Dad
Waco
Jeg
Dragdata
Cremultation Trea
Krosen & Co
Lixenawron
N. Y
Nedy
de Long An Hick
Richardson
DeLong Bros
Philadelphia
Mare
Ely's
Ial
Waren Vy
Earth
Atte Ae Ae Reed
Gavin
Dayton
Otto
Swirt Pacific CO
Atlanta, Ga
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