Boy murderer Coulter sentenced to 21 years in penitentiary
David Coulter of Valley Park was sentenced to 21 years hard labor in the penitentiary for the murder of 15 year old Edward Deton on December 14, 189. The judge rejected accident claims and upheld a second degree murder verdict, noting the boy's youth and the circumstances surrounding the crime. Coulter remained calm, expressed intent to reform, and was escorted to jail with support from his attorney and Sheriff Pepl. If he serves the full term, he will be released at age 39.
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David Coulter
Valley Park
Edward Deton
Wie
Coulter
Sheri R. Beopley
Robison
Hoses
Hazen
Jefferson County
Hard Lurbor
Hazeo
Kepl
Dave
Ripley
Heteo
Atchisug
Kentucky for Bradley Meeting Backs Bradley Candidacy
A gathering of leading Republicans from every district met at the Gault house in Louisville on March 19. Resolutions urged Governor Bradley for president and pledged support via an instructed Kentucky delegation. Bradley thanked supporters and pledged to keep the state’s name active in the race.
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St. Louis
Bradley Staurtores Saidaighs
Snd
Kentucky
Anna Shaw In Frisco Schedules Suffrage Campaign
Noted woman suffragist Anna Shaw and Miss Mary Garrett Hy arrive in Frisco to launch the suffrage drive. Shaw plans lectures at Stanford University and Native Sons’ ball, then will tour bay counties and counties as far north as Santa Barbara, with Miss Yates joining to hold two day conventions in each place.
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Ban Francisco
Anna Shaw
Mary Garrett Hy
Miss Shaw
Stanford University
Svouing
Native Sons
Bay
Santa Barbara
Miss Yates
Atere
Burlington wreck disrupts Kansas City service
A Burlington mixed train derailed in Carrollton causing four freight cars and a passenger coach to overturn. Twenty passengers were shaken but unhurt mostly. conductor Rupert and Postmaster Miller of Tina were seriously injured. Weather reports follow with a cold Northwest wind and rising temps in later days.
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Kansas City
Star
Carrollton
Burlington
Rupert
Miller
Tina
Nashville's Big Falk and the Centennial Parade Plan
Nashville representatives to the home call ed at the war and navy departments to day in furtherance of the centennial celebration to be held to Nashville next commemorate the entry of Tau. 8 into the union OT stata .They have applied for the details of some of the regular troops from Cincin nati sed St Lewis at the celebration and of the marine band to furnish music. Intention of the managers of the demonstration to invite the president and all members of the cabinet.
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Nashville
Marine Band
War and Navy Departments
Tau. 8
Union
OT Stata
Cincinnati
Herbert
St Louis to House 30 000 Delegates At Conventions
St Louis plans to accommodate about 30,000 visitors for the public meetings and concurrent conventions this summer. A new bureau of information will assist the hotel committee, canvassing boarding houses to supplement hotel capacity and possibly use sections of the McKinley campergs Exposition building for Republican week.
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St. Louis
St Lotts
Bureau of Information
Ita Hotel Committee
St Lewis
Publicus
Pat Cols
SPALN
Hail the Olive Branch Austrian Papers Note Royal Appointments
Vienna reports with satisfaction that Emperor Francis Joseph becomes colonel in chief of the first regiment of British dragoons. The paper notes cordial ties between Austria and Great Britain. It also mentions Emperor William of Germany as a colonel in chief of the first Royal British dragoons, placing Francis Joseph in command of a guard regiment and a slight military seniority over the German emperor. The Reichstag discussion references cavalry estimates.
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Mintain
Vienna
Francis Joneps
Auster
Great Britain
Willian
Germany
Francis Josph
Peror William
Train Robbers Near Tulare California Report
Two officers were shot and train robber Daniel McCole was killed during a southbound New Orleans express hold up near Tulare California at 3 this morning. A betraying gang member gave the plot away leading to arrests and ongoing manhunt after the raid near Selma Goshen and Tulare with Sheriff Daggett and Constable Reed injured.
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Torana
Cal
Daniel McCole
New Orleans
Expres
Here
California
Earl Duggatt
Reed
Selma
Goshen
Tague
Sherif Daggett
McCole
Dalton
Lovern
Frank Coffee
Charles Ardell
John Higgons
Salvation Army
Ghee
Obd Brittain
Stilatiaree
Sherif Dagratt
Galveston Visit of Atchison Frisco Directors
A delegation of Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe directors, led by chairman PF Walker, arrives in Galveston from St. Tew Aldace for a day of inspection. Directors include E P Ripley, D B Robinson, D P Cheney, F P Fowler, J A McCall, and others as they review the Fris to property for potential reorganization. The trip, described as largely an inspection, targets reorganizing the Frisco holdings.
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Atchison-Frisco
Gulf City
Galveston
St Tew
Aldace
PF. Walker
The
Atchison
E. P. Ripley
D. B. Robinson
Ealdent
D. P. Cheney
C. Gleed
F. P. Fowler
New York, Ontario and Western Railway
John A McCall
New York Life Insurance Company
George A Nickerson
William Rote
I. A. Osborne
Kansas
Atchison, Topeka & Sante Pe
Herman Robbe
Atchison Reorganization Committee
J. Eastman
Atchison and Frisco
Herr Alsberg
Amsterdam
Aaice Land
Foreign Tohiat Andl
Cartec Ebop
Aliahl
Turpie Ship Canal Report Advances In Senate Committee
Senate commerce committee favors an initial survey and cost outline for a ship canal from lower Lake Michigan to the Wabash River. The resolution was amended to require an investigation into the channel’s effect on the lake. Other items note France’s foreign minister criticizing Britain over Dongola and Crete amnesty proclamations.
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Lower Lake Michigan
Senate Committee On Commerce Today
Turresplati Pees
Wabash River
Venezuelan boundary commission holds weekly meeting
The Venezuelan boundary commission met on Friday with Justice Brewer absent due to his daughter’s illness. The panel reviews the British blue book and Venezuelan pamphlets, aided by state department material and external geographers. Members compare early findings and plan daily sessions as work prolongs.
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Antonio
Coarmigsion
Ifn
Scruggs
Veoerdsian
Commission
State Department
Lynch Plot at Newport Hotel Targets Jackson and Walling
Newport police exposed a midnight plot to lynch Jackson and Walling. Rooms engaged for 40 guests at a Newport hotel indicated the plan. two men at the hotel refused to surrender their card, linked to cattle buyer Arthur Bryan, cousin of Pearl Bryan. Judge Helm set Monday next for pleas and April 17 for trial with no postponement. preliminary motions to be heard beforehand.
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Newport
Lynch Jackson
Morsing
Walling
Arthur Bryan
Pearl Bryan
Cincinnati
Helm
Thousands of Santa Fe Contracts on Hana Miche Line
Chairman A F P Walker of the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe directs a large contracts portfolio. The reorg leaves 26 000 contracts to manage or repudiate, with three allied organizations representing interests in Chicago to Kansas City rail lines and terminals.
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Sante Fe
Hana Miche
Carcago
A. F P. Walker
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Chicago, Santa Fe & California
Chicago
Keneas City
Atohison,Topeka & Santa Fe
Inture
Atohison
Topeka & Santa Fe
Kansas
Tus Company
State At Rest
Simestro
Swift & Co suit against Grand Trunk dismissed
Swift & Co. in a suit seeking 800 thousand dollars over freight charges and alleged rebates against Grand Trunk railway was dismissed by stipulation. The case, filed in 1803, involved shipments from 1887 to 1898 and had gone to trial in 1894 where the jury disagreed.
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Grand Trunk
Cureico
Swift & Co
Grand Trunk Raiieau
Receiver request in Louis A. Coquard suit over National Linstead Ol Ca
Louis A. Coquard of St. Louis seeks a receiver for the National Linstead Ol Ca alleging mismanagement and substantial water in capital stock of 18 million dollars. He asks for appointment of a receiver and an accounting, noting insolvency if liquidated. The court case surfaced in Judge Albbon's court today amid years of litigation.
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Eiligant Azalue di Coy
National Linstead Ol Ca
Louis A. Coquard
St. Louis
Bayard's Scalp Debate Draws Gallery Amid Congress Jaws
In a crowded gallery a storm of old history and new politics unfolds as Taft leads a debate on Beyard resolution. Grosvenor defends Schenck and poker authorial anecdotes draw sharp remarks. Pearson reflects on factional victories and 1892 elections, while the chamber resumes amid lively partisan exchanges.
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Schenck
Great Britain
Kuma
Grosvenor
McCreary
Gen. Schenck
Congress
Pearson
Rep. N. C
Cleveland
Temple in Providence Fire Destroys Masonic Building
A massive blaze at the five story Masonic temple in Providence Ki destroys the structure and other adjoining properties with losses likely over 200000. The fire, believed to start in the boiler room, collapsed walls crush adjacent shops and injure no one. Occupants include Congdon Wilbur and Bosworth Broad firms.
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Providence
Masonic Temple
Aufferera
Congdon and Wilbur Wholesale Doalers
Bosworth Broad
J. Astle
H. A. Drummond
Stesm Laandry
P. Smith & Kro
Ome
Burt
Fire Under Decks Aboard Finance Captain Dalrymple Praised
A World dispatch from Colon reports the Colombian line steamer Finance, arriving from New York, battled a fire in its forward storeroom during a period including Friday. All stores were jettisoned to extinguish the blaze while Captain Dalrymple was praised for coolness and gallantry by passengers who plan a memorial.
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Dalrymple
New York
Colon
Finance
Snow Storm Delays Trains In Warasonata Ohio
Snow over eleven inches deep continues to fall in Warasonata Ohio with trains and telegraph lines disrupted. Local residents report heavy drifting and service interruptions as the winter storm worsens.
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Warasonata
Filibustering steamer Bermuda sails toward Cuba
Telegram from the secretary of the treasury to customs collectors along the south Atlantic coast authorizes seizure of the Bermuda if it tries to reach Cuba with arms or men. The Bermuda, scheduled to depart in about thirty hours, may face interference only from Spanish ships near Cuban waters. A transfer of the expedition from the Atlantic City to the Bermuda was noted off Great Egg Harbor inlet.
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Wasminaroy
Ing
Bermuda
Cretary of the Treasury
South Atlantic
Bermuds
Somerspoint
N. J
Cuba
Atlantic City
Great Egg Herbor Inlet
Farma
United States
Acd
Contested Delegates Elected in Ninth District NYC
In New York City last night at Walhalla hall a contesting delegation to the Republican national convention was chosen for the Ninth congressional district. Theodore F. Ruble led the delegation with Rudolph Dan, while alternates were William Greer and Israel Ellis. The convention, amid debates over McKinley and Morton, adopted a resolution naming McKinley first and Morton second.
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New York City
Boss P
New York
Walhalla Hall
Theodore F. Ruble
Rudolph Dan
Beiog Wm. Greer
Israel Ellis
Wi. McKinley
Ruble
Gov. Morton
Major McKinley
Milliken Witness Tells Story In Sensational Trial
Benjamin J. Milliken the Tennesseean on trial for house breaking and intent to assault Miss Gertrude Phillips testified he was drunk and entered her home unwittingly after July 4 whisky indulgence. His account was supported by witnesses including Ben Johnson and several U S Senators. Civil case judge ruled Kiowa County liable for funding bonds while rejecting liability for bonds leased to the railroad, a decision expected to guide similar county cases.
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Washington
Milliken
Miss Phillipe
Phillips
Ben Johnavs
United States
Harrisson Bare
Tennessee
McCorey
J. W. Dorek
Williams
Kiowa County
Kingman, Pratt & Western Railway
Western
Fortunes of War in Colon Action Ends in Hangings
In Colon, Matanzas province, insurgents hanged a respected resident. Lieutenant Radsiguez with ten soldiers pursued them and were attacked by bands led by Itobia, Nunez and Torrea. The lieutenant and four soldiers died in the engagement.
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Havana
Colon
Matanzes
Radsiguez
Itobia
Nunez
Torrea
Parkdale man Louie Packer convicted of cow theft
Louie Packer of Parkdale was found guilty of stealing a cow and, after noon, sentenced to two years in the penitentiary by Judge Hazen. In other notes, the Marquis of Salisbury honored a Conservative organizer with 10,000 pounds worth of appreciation, and New Mexican statehood discussions moved in the Senate.
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Louie Packer
Parkdale
Penkentiary
Hazen
Marquis of Salisbury
Middleton
Timonini
Wassiveton
Senate
Davis
Rep. Minn
Mexico
Belgium and England debate silver gold ratio in crisis talks
A Brussels dispatch reports Belgium aims for an international monetary accord to curb silver depreciation but will cooperate on measures to adjust the gold silver ratio. In London, Sir Dole Lubbock notes bimetallic reform depends on prevailing mint terms. he favors a flexible ratio, warns against destabilizing silver mines, and predicts creditors would rush to gold if possible.
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Loxpox
Brussels
Timee Engether
Senate
Mainlutr
Finance
M.desmet Dennoyer
Belgium
England
Dole Lubbock
Adwo- Sale
Loxvom
More Dismissals In Santa Fe Freight Office
Further cuts in the initiation work at the Santa Fe freight reception office lead to additional dismissals. Moore, C. Kiler, and A. M. Eye were told their services end April 1. Affected workers were not on the dispersed task but were the newest staff, with older employees kept. Two more dismissals will occur on April 1, totaling 13 released since February 16 due to the cut in station work.
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Suditur
Santa Fe
War Office
Moore
C. K. Diler
A. M. Eye
Real Legislation Passes With Winds Of Debate On Canal Funds
The Senate approved use of the unexpended balance of the Columbia River canal and locks appropriation totaling 20000 dollars. A separate bill would authorize rebuilding a bridge across the Tettee seo river at Kourville Tennessee. Sherman pressed to advance the Cuban question while others urged delaying minor measures. Mills of Texas was reported ill, delaying his floor time on Cuba, as Stewart of Nevada voiced support for the Cuban referendum.
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Geta
Sheretone
Cala
Wasutserox
Diareh
Columbia River
Oregon
Senate
Kourville
Tenn
Sherman
Mills
Texas
Stewart
Nevada
Imprisoned lawyer named in Santa Clara conspiracy
A telegram from Havana dated March 19 reports Jose Cabarro Antonio Barenger Miguel Gutierrez Garcia Garrofole, a lawyer, has been imprisoned by Spanish authorities on charges of conspiring against the government. The note mentions ties to Okiatama For Heil Kawaas Crew and a March 12 storm incident.
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Jess Cabarro
Antonio Barenger
Gutierrez Garcia Garifols
Havana
Santa Clara
Jose Cabarro
Miguel Gutierrez Garcia Garrofole
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