Death of Kentucky Congressman John W Kendall
Native John W Kendall of Kentucky dies at his residence after services held by Mr Millburn the chaplain. Congress adjourns briefly as the Senate discusses the tariff and wool bill with a death announced in the House and memorial actions planned.
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John W. Kendall
Millburn
Congressimittee
Morehead
Stanford
California
Mor
Fr. Mitchell
Senate
Vockreil
Jorgan
United States
Sherthe Ie
Nate
Einist
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Blackburn
T Mhate
P W. Kendall
McMil- Dennessee
Is and Means
Mary
Kentucky
House
Speaker appoints committee to escort Kendall's remains home
In respect to his memory, the Speaker announced the customary committee to accompany the remains to Mr Kendall's home in West Liberty Kentucky. The committee will leave at 2 o'clock tomorrow. The House adjourned until tomorrow.
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Mr. Kendall
West Liberty
Col Cunningham in Atlanta backs Hill for president
Col John S. Cunningham a leading North Carolina tobacco businessman and Holt staffer surveys Atlanta with Capt John Gee. He says North Carolina and Virginia back Hill to lead Democracy to victory, noting Cunningham prioritizes business over political office.
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John S. Cunningham
North Carolina
Holt
John Gee
Hill
Cleveland
Virginia
Cunningham
Atlanta Constitution
Trinity College Notes March 8 Praise Service and Exams
Trinity College reports a Young Men’s Christian Association praise service led by A L Ormond with Smoot Rumley Hinde Moose and Lepark. Seniors enjoy a seven day holiday for thesis work eighteen students to receive their sheep skins in June. Dr Crowell begins twelve lectures on Money and its functions aimed at commercial students. The current student work is described as the most satisfactory in the institution’s history.
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Trinity College
Young Men’s Christian Association
A. L. Ormond
T. H. Smoot
J. L. Rumley
Prof. Hinde
J. R. Moose
J. H. Lepark
Buggy in Splinters Near Trinity College Accident
Yesterday evening Mrs. Jesse Welborn and her daughter Miss Hattie narrowly escaped serious injury when their mule ran away on a hill near Trinity College. The buggy overturned and was torn to splinters. Mrs. Welborn suffered bad bruises and remains confined to her room while Miss Hattie returned to school this morning.
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Trinity
Rev Thomas Dixon on Ethics of the Coal Combine
The Rev Thomas Dixon Jr discusses the ethics of the coal combine. He cites Reading Lehigh Valley Jersey Central and Lackawanna consolidations, a $600 million watered capital, and $100.9 million annual earnings. He warns of price increases and urges government control of transportation to serve the people.
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Coal Combine
Thomas Dixon, Jr
Association Hall
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Jersey Central
Lackawanna
Stock Exchange
Dixon
New York Herald
Banking Suspends in Melbourne Amid Runs
The Mercantile Bank of Australia at Melbourne suspended after a run. assets exceed liabilities. Also: Washington artist Montague killed his wife and then committed suicide as his wife agreed to die with him. Republicans seek extra pension funds. British gov orders tour to improve horse breed. English miners wary of wage cut to avert a 450000 miners strike. French publishers report poor results from copyright law. German parties consider a coalition against Emperor William. London grand jury returns true bill against Mrs. Osborne for perjury in Hargreave case.
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Mercantile Bank of Australia
Melbourne
Fearnleigh L. Montague
Washington
Montague
Burdett-Coutts
Ireland
England
Durham
Armand Templier
Hachette & Co
Georges Charpentier
Eugene Plon
Paul Delalaine
Paris
Germany
National Liberal
Freisinnige
William
London
Washington gossip on silver and Behring Sea policy
Cabinet meets with Behring Sea dispute dominant topic as Secretary Blaine remains ill and others travel. Officials debate Salisbury note reply and US rights under the 1867 treaty with Russia. Behring Sea enforcement and sealing law loom if Britain delays a modus vivendi.
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Blaine
Springer
Washington
Foster
Nobie
Lord Salisbury
Russia
Harrison
Great Britain
United States
Baker Acquitted in Sensational Virginia Poisoning Trial
Dr. Join A. Baker was found not guilty of murdering his wife by poisoning after two trials in Botetourt County Virginia. The crowded courtroom erupted in cheers and hats flew as jurors delivered the verdict, with many townspeople praising the jurors and Baker’s innocence. An indictment related to W R Gilmer’s poisoning was expected to be dismissed.
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Asincpon
Join A. P. Baker
Baker
Bote- Tourt
Botetourt County
Washington
Commonwealth
Virginia
Richmond Dispatch
Patient Shows No Change But Hopes For Improvement Tomorrow
A patient’s condition remained unchanged since yesterday, but the speaker expressed optimism that a turn for the better would come tomorrow. The statement reflects cautious hope amid uncertain prognosis.
Richmond Terminal Gossip and Georgia Central Receivership
New York March 8 members of the Richmond Terminal committee of reorganization take the receivership news for Georgia Central lightly. John H Inman says no plans yet talks with Mr Olcott continue. Patrick Calhoun states he knows nothing about the appointment or any contemplated action.
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New York
Richmond
Georgia Central
John H. Inman
Georgia
Olcott
Inman
Patrick Calhoun
Judge Edward Pierepont Dies in New York at 78
New York March 7 Judge Edward Pierepont attorney general in President Grant's cabinet died yesterday at his residence from a cerebral hemorrhage in his 79th year The veteran jurist had served as attorney general under Grant and remained a leading legal figure in the capital city.
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New York
Edward Pierepont
President Grant
Democrats Eye Western Leaders in 1900 Ticket
A New York World special reports Western sentiment favors a Western nominee with Boies leading among Western contenders. Senator Vance suggests Gorman remains strong for Democrats in New York, while Gray or Stevenson could be viable Western options. Dana endorses Hill, praising his gubernatorial record and vetoes. The National Democrat merges with the Sunday Gazette under new ownership with Walker as editor and Saunders as business manager, signaling a strong party media presence.
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New York World
Iinois
Ohio
Indiana
Iowa
Boies
Vance
New York
Gorman
Gray
Stevenson
Palmer
Campbell
North Carolina
Chas. A. Dana
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Mr. Hill
Hill
Dana
David Bennett Hill
National Democrat
Washington
Edmund Hudson
Sunday Gazette
National Democratic Publishing Association
Duncan S. Walker
Rolfe S. Saunders
Munificent Gift to St James Church reredos planned
Henry G Latimer of Wilmington funds a handsome oak reredos for St James Episcopal Church chancel. Rev Robert Strange will oversee. Silas McBee of Sewanee Tenn will carve a relief cross and scenes. Completion expected in about six months at a cost of 2000 dollars. The east wall of the chancel will bear the artwork.
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St. James Church
Henry G. Latimer
Wilmington
Robt. Strange
St. James Episcopal Church
Silas McBee
Sewanee
Tenn
Latimer
St. James
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Mr. Springer
Dr. Hyatt
Richmond Terminal
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