Victories Reported as Government Forces Sweep Honduras War
Maxyaova reports three major government victories with Mets pa seized after two days of brutal fighting. Up to 7,000 killed or wounded. More also falls as Zelaya’s troops push along the western coast. Honduran force support reaches toward Chinadega near Leon, amid frenzy in Munagaos over the rebel collapse.
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More
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Honduras
Occidental
Viego City
Leon
Chinsde
Jess
Lens
Chinadega
Kirkpatrick Nominated in Third District Rally
In Cuansurs Kansas on March 16 the Third district Republican convention unanimously nominated incumbent Congressman Kirkpatrick. Delegates from Randolph Pittsburg and E G Dewey Elk City elected as delegates to St Louis. alternates Sam Kirkpatrick Sedan and John Spercer were chosen with F M Benefiel as presidential elector. St Louis delegates were instructed for McKinley.
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Cuansurs
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Kirkpatrick
St. Patrick's Day
Captain Bradbury Dead at Missouri Penitentiary
W D Bradbury deputy warden of the Missouri penitentiary died at his home just before noon yesterday. Born in Virginia on September 7 1537 he became a guard at the pen at age 16. He served with the Mexican War pensioner and was a captain in the Confederate service. He returned to the penitentiary after the war and served as deputy warden under Democratic administrations. State and local officers elected new leaders in Kansas City and St Louis with J H Stephene as state president and Edwin Up as state secretary among others.
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Missouri Penitentiary
Virginia
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Kawetas Cry
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Stephene
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St Lewis
J. Pat Springfield
Tar
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St. Louis
Chapo TH. Cunningham
Lous
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Yeater Aap
Hansas
Jedy
Yellow House
New York World
Mills his Wife's Paramour at Bigelow Murder
Report from Onsoon Missouri dated March 18 states George Hammond was shot and killed by Charles Channing at Bigelow about twenty miles away. Hammond allegedly had an affair with Channing's wife, leading to the fatal violence. Also noted is a Georgia item on joint debates and a report on a Southwestern revival and other local happenings.
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Georgia
Aroaris
Charles
Wreck of Special Train Injures Officials on BE Tours
A special train carrying officials of the St Louis and San Francisco tour was wrecked at Rogers Arkansas. Brakeman Boots was killed and a cook injured. The private car was demolished. several named executives and bondholders were aboard. The crash occurred after a switch was left open, allowing No. 6 to ram the stopped special car.
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Rev Brown verdict split on conduct. immorality not proven
In San Francisco Rev G Brown is found not guilty of immorality but guilty of conduct unbecoming a Christian minister. The findings committee notes grave doubts about his moral character though no single act of immorality is proven. The report awaits presentation to the First Congregational Church. In another item, a petition seeks removing Father Marquette statue amid House discussions led by Linton and Jenkins.
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Marchis
G. Brown
Committee On
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First Congregational Church
Father Marquette
Petitons
House of Representatives
Linton
Jenkins
P_A councils
Nebraska
Marquette
Thomas Punston Death Sentence Seekers Return for Clemency
Sheriff Adriano and Attorney L A Vories returned from Jefferson City with a large petition signed by leading citizens asking Governor Stone to commute the death sentence of Thomas Punston, the wife murderer, to life imprisonment. The governor took the matter under advisement and gave no promises, though interviewers feel hopeful for intervention.
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Thomas Pusshos
Joserx
Adriano
L. A Vories
Jefferson City
Thomas Punston
Aprila
Stone
Counterfeit ring arrests emerge in Missouri and Nebraska news
Falsing Rogue ones reports Arthur Budge of Newmarket and Miss Augina Hackett of Dearborn in custody over counterfeit coins tied to a suspected gang active in the county’s southern part. Ex Nebraska politician Manderson comments on delegations amid St Louis talks. A Missouri judge sues to recover mistitled land deed after a marriage. Boston boxer George Dizon defeats Jerry Marshall in seven rounds at Music Hall amid Prescott Athletic Club events. X rays from sunbeam discoveries reported by Stephen Simmons in New York claim new reflection possibilities for solar imaging.
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Arthur Budge
Newmarket
Augina Hackett
Dearborn
Boston
Marenixn
George Dizon
Jerry Marshall
Australia
Marshall
Wnable
Prescott Athletic Club
Jim Coivile
No Senator Reports Mild Censure for the Governor
Fraxeront Kentucky March 18 The Legislature adjourned after sixty days of bickering failing to elect a United States Senator or pass a financial reputation measure. Governor Bradley resisted a special session as Senate committees accused him of usurpation and political use of militia. The House endorsed the governor and set a special election for April 11 to fill the Senate vacancy.
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United States
Hradley
Senate
House
Bradley
Worthington
Weissinger
Walton
James
Pny
Joint Assembly
Senate of Kentucky
Commonwealth
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Blackburn Victory Rally Opens Silver Campaign in Kentucky
In Foster Creek at Faaskront Kentucky on March 1 Senator Blackburn claimed a remarkable victory for silver as he led a vigorous attack on opponents. Senator Granston denounced Governor Bradly Lt John Boyle Attorney General Taylor and Colonel Lew Torlton. Jack Chinn urged spending 10 000 for militia to prevent hypocritical appearances. Meanwhile in Missouri Sr Joserm Craig 13 year old Gertrude Taylor discussed as poisoner admitted buying drugs and causing the death of D H Taylor. coroners jury implicated the girl who is jailed as Craig reels from the case. Fort Scott Barr Scott Kansas marked a newspaper sale of Daily and Weekly Lantern to E Wiffany G S Worthington and G M Kieberger who will continue the People’s Party line in East Kansas.
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Blackburn
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Taylor
Lew Torlton
Jack Chinn
Miltia
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DB. B Taylor
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D. H. Taylor
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Wichita Commoner
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Kansas
Indicted Pearl Bryan murderers held in Newport jail
Jack son and Walling, indicted for Pearl Bryan’s murder, are confined in Newport Kentucky jail. Jobe Bitzer reports an uptick in patrols as Newport police are ordered to increase vigilance.
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Keorecey
Cixelswatt
Ohio
Jackson and
Walling
Pearl Bryan
Newport
Jobe Bitzer
Oes
Is Oarda
Four New Battleships Debated by House Naval Committee
March 15 reports indicate the House committees on naval affairs will review the appropriation bill for new battleships and torpedo boats amid debate over funding and shipbuilding priorities.
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Bouse Committees On Naval Affairs
God &Leen Torpedo Boats
Sketches By M Quad Getting Even With Cabny
A late night cab encounter ends with a feisty passenger outwitting a driver over fare. Other sketches follow urban vignettes: a widow and neighborly awkwardness at harvest, a police capture of a chicken thief turned cat, and a Canadian peace joke turned near-war tale.
Debate closes on Cuban Question final vote in sight
In Washington March 15 the Cuban debate nears end as a final Senate vote is expected soon. Mr Sherman keeps the question before the chamber, with Mr Mills and Mr Platt to speak briefly. Mr Morgan of Alabama spent most of the session arguing for the adoption report and attacking Spain and its ambassador.
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Mills
Texas
Platt
Morgan
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Dupuy de Lome
Spain
House Passes Administrative Tariff Act Amendment
Washington March 18 The House devoted the day to the bill to amend the administrative tariff act of 1600 and passed it without substantial amendment. The bill strengthens the act of 1390 addressing weak spots seen in six years. It includes hearings and Treasury and other expert input. A key change raises duties and penalties for under valuation starting at the undervaluation point rather than 10 percent above it.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Board of General Appraisers
Confesses to Murder in Kansas Preliminary Hearing
John New testified in Sepay Kansas as the second day of the Frazer murder preliminary exam began. He described four men involved with himself in the killing and said Dr Olney of Howard hired him to poison W H Gibson. He named three potential co-defendants Dr Olney Frank Kimsey and Tom Turner and said arrests would follow.
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Gibson
Pracer
Sepay
Kan
Frazer
New
Kiser
Olney
Howard
W. H. Gibson
Fls Olney
Frank Kimsey
Tom Turner
Kimsey
Turner
Wisconsin Republicans Endorse McKinley for President
The Wisconsin Republican State convention in M’Kinley urges McKinley as presidential nominee and unanimous party choice. Resolutions back protection for American industries under the McKinley tariff and sound money. Five Wisconsin congressional conventions previously instructed delegates to St Louis for McKinley.
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Monavgier
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William McKinley
Wisconsin
St. Louis
Whiteleys Motion Prompts British Bimetallic Debate
England signals support for Whitely bimetallic motion while keeping to the gold standard. The plan urges international agreement to stabilize metal values since the Latin union of 1873. Also notes boxing match plans between Portell and Butler and a list of Supreme Court decisions without the Merks murder opinion.
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Whitely
Latin Union
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