Rosebery Attacks Salisbury Policy In Nile Debate
Lord Rosebery denounced Salisbury’s foreign policy in a National Liberal federation speech. He criticized the government for lack of continuity, warning of near wars with the United States and Germany, and argued against the Soudan expedition and Nile venture. He urged restraint and questioned national priorities.
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Lespes
Maren
Earl Fot
Liberal Party
National Liberal Federation
United States
Germany
Armenia
Salista
Great Britain
France
Siam
Lord Salisbury
Soudan
Loni Rosebery
Lord Rosebery
Fusion Scheme Alleged Between Texas Parties Sparks Alarm
Reports from Texas papers claim a fusion scheme between Republicans and Populists to swap nominees for state officers and electors. Historical vote figures show a solid combined opposition. defections from Democrats may widen the gap. Also reports of the Todd case in Missouri and Whitcomb Kitey's brain fever in Indiana.
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Sali
Popoiteus
Avery
Tex
Texas
Culberson
Convicted of Embezzlement and Sentenced at Leavenworth
Jerrenson Jr of Missouri was convicted yesterday of embezzlement and deemed indebted to the poor for 276. Adams received a two year term at Leavenworth. In Chicago the Hamilton club added colored men to its members, honoring Adelbert H a lawyer, as it pushed to end racial segregation. Delagos Bay case notes say no brew purchased amid cabinet secretary testimony in London.
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Jerrenson Jrs
Hamilton KE. Baker
Tesla
Adams
United Siates Prmes
Leavenworth
Chicago
Kumilton Club
Adelbert H. Lawyer
Unclear OCR political and legal notes from March primary and case
Fragmentary report notes March primary delegate process and mentions a court action. Also references Robert F. Ruhibs and a trotting case involving a mare with alternate name Nellie Ruleta. Details are garbled and names uncertain.
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Fran Dewac
Robert F. Rucebs
Bethel
Nellie Ruceta
Trade Review signals mixed week with improved iron and shoes
E G Dun & Co reports mixed business conditions for the week with some large failures raising banker caution while iron and steel improve and boots and shoes show hope. Dry goods falter with mills unlikely to run at full capacity. foreign trade improves modestly with a 6 percent rise in New York exports over a year earlier and similar import decline. Cotton price volatility continues amid short-seller effects and wool shipments to England feature strongly.
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New York
E. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
England
Texas
United States
Canada
Oklahoma for McKinley delegates meet in convention
Oklahoma reporters expect pro McKinley sentiment to dominate the delegate selection at a March 28 convention in Oklahoma City. Some leaders oppose binding delegates to a single candidate to protect home rule and statehood goals. Farther west, Nebraska endures a hurricane force wind and rain storm with damage across cities and suspended traffic.
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Gamen Mostra
OxiamoMas Crro
Oklahoma
McKinley
Kansas
McKinley Mes
Senate Seueral
Nebraska Ouse
Neb
Nebraska
Omaha
Taylor's bond property sold to settle state deficit
March 24 Att Gen Crawford disposed of State Treasurer Taylor's bond man's property under execution. Only realty sold for 57,064 dollars. all bids matched appraised values. Cash paid and prior recoveries raise total credit on the shortage to 270,000 dollars, closing a chapter in the Taylor defalcations.
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Taylors
Bitter Debate Over New Mexico Legislature Date Change
The Senate held an acrimonious debate over a provision in the appropriation bill to move New Mexico's legislature from December to May. Senator Hill called the change a political trick, while Senator Elkins objected to the wording. Brice and others pressed, a dispatch issue arose, and the bill, with a $1,500,000 appropriation, progressed after Hill’s motion to strike was resolved. lawmakers debated district attorney and marshal compensation reforms before adjournment.
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Wasmivetox
Marsh
Senate
Hill
Etkins
Brice
New Mexico
New Mexica
Gorman
Faulkner
Cockrell
Elias
Carter
Cullom
United Stat
Fies
College Orators Contests Held At Missouri Auditorium
Ives of Missouri Inevit ta Vertual Baste Raxens Cry reports the annual Missouri Inter-Collegiate Association contest held at the Auditorium. Colleges represented include Central, Missouri State, Missouri Valley, Drury, William Jewell, Park, and Westminster. Winners listed: first C. C. Selecman, Central College. second Bruce Barnett, Missouri State University. third J. Ward, Missouri Valley. tied fourth CG Hard, Drury and KT Mansfield, William Jewell. fifth George L Long, Park College. sixth A. Q Harrison, Westminster.
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J. & Ward
Missouri Valley College
Marshall
CG . Hard
Drury College
Springfield
KT. Mansfield
William Jewell College
Liberty
George L Long
Park College
Parkville
A. QO. Harrison
Westminster College
Fulton
Wailers Friends Retaliate in Oklahoma District
In the Blackjack district near Columbia Oklahoma, colored residents protest France refusal to pay indemnity to Waller. A French settler Pierre Boulet is seized and imprisoned in a cave as indignation meetings vow retaliation until France grants the indemnity and frees Boulet.
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Wrearta
Kan
Columbia
Blackjack
Oklahoma
Waller
Wailer
Pierre Boulet
France
Murder Case: Postmortem Proves Death in Box
Coroner's physician Dr Louis J Mitchell performed a post mortem on a body found packed in a box from an abandoned sale. Two skull holes show a blunt weapon caused death. Henry Devere and Bas Macel identify the body as Josnes Prosper Chazal, missing from Salt Lake City since February 18. Chazal's wife Miss Rolande is reportedly in Paris seeking a way to clear the mystery.
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Cmcaap
Louis J. Mitchell
Henry Devere
Bas Macel
Armory
Josnes Prosper Chazal
Salt Lake City
Chazal
Salt Lake
Rolande
Paris
France
Indicted Leaders and Clergy Face Legal Action in Illinois
Champaign county grand jury indicts Jobs P. Altgeld and trustees for noncompliance with a state flag law. Rev. Father Warner and Rev. Fred Verehahan charged for failing to keep the U.S. flag over parish schools. Also notes Italian immigrants facing deportation from Ellis Island due to lack of funds or relatives.
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Umoote
Champaign
Til
Champaign County
Jobs P. Altgeld
State of Illinois
The
Illinois University
United States
Father Warner
St Mary's
Fred Verehahan
St Peter's
Jockeys Ruled Off in San Francisco Fix Scandal
California Jockey Club stewards purge suspects from a race fixing scheme. Chevalier Chers and Hinrichs face likely removal amid a broader crackdown, as officials act to restore integrity in wagering. Four Thousand Witness Fanging trial rumors surface in coverage.
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San Francisco
March
California Jockey Club
Chers, Chevalier
Hinrichs
Rock Island Excursion Tickets to Western Points 1896
Great Rock Island offers sales for April 7 21 and May 5 1896 to Oklahoma Texas Arkansas Missouri Arizona and Indian Territory with a1 ond fare plus 2 for round trip Reservations and information available from Rock Island Agents A M Fetter City Pass Agt A Lover reference and various advertisements for hair products dandruff remedies and a steam laundry service are noted in this fragment.
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Great Rock Island
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Missouri
Arizona
Indian Territory
Rock Island
Weather and baseball trials split spring in the South
A lively column notes how cold and rain hindered National League teams training in the South, with many players nursing sore muscles. It highlights McBride emerging as a top Texas Southwestern standout, Anson’s shifting lineup, Lapue injuring an ankle delaying his play, and the broader minor league tensions echoing through Washington meetings as power dynamics shift in early league classification debates.
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Dizle
Jack
A. M’neide
Chicago
Sonville
Texas
Anson
N. G
Ike Anson
Galveston
McBride
Adrian
Wilmot
Hutchison
William Lapue
Anse
Jack Doyle
Baltimere
Haslon
Doyle
Baltimore
Hanson Steusk
Breitenstein
Ducots
St. Louis
Biates
Rusl
Basie
Kare
Lovett
Brookins
Ballsield
Washington
National League Party
New York
Nasional League
Hotspurs
Sporting notes and season outlook across multiple sports
The piece surveys upcoming seasons and notable figures in polo golf baseball and track. It mentions bets on Bettasco as a leading figure, Willia Dunn moving to New York, the Cuban Giants rebranding, Michael F. Sweeney turning pro, and the American starting machine at Sheepshead. It notes large rosters for Louisville, a growing golf scene in Hong Kong, Sam Doggett not riding for the Onock stable, a tentative date for a women’s golf championship, Marylebone Cricket Club’s long history, Jon Corbatt seeking baseball trials, and Canada’s curling win in Toronto. It also reports Chicago area track purses and handicaps planned for races.
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Willia Dunn
New York
Michael F. Sweeney
Sheepshead Course
Louisville Baseball Club
Bongkong
Pittaburg Phil
Sam Doggett
Ono
Jim
Haitimores
Canada
United States
Toronto
Canucks
Chicago
Canadian yachtsman Duggan challenges for Seawanhaka Cup
G H B Duggan of the Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club, Toronto born, 34, a civil and mechanical engineer, leads Canada’s challenge for the Seawanhaka Cup. He built up yachting work in Montreal and Toronto, helped form the Toronto Yacht Club, captained its team, and is described as a leading all around athlete. His wife is a skilled yachtswoman at Royal St. Lawrence.
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G. HB. Duggan
C. H. Duggan
Herrick Dugean
Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club
Dugean
Linton Hope
Royat Corinthian
Clab
England
Toronto
Anillo
Dominion Bridge Company of
Montreal
Anguizer
Bis Wil
Duggan
Buwides
Lake Yacht Racing Association
Lake Ontario
New Jersey Bill Targets Price Fighting in Boxing
Senator Rose has introduced a rigid measure prohibiting price fighting within New Jersey. The bill deems anyone who engages in a pugilistic encounter for money or value, or for contributions or bets, or who charges admission, guilty of a misdemeanor and punishable by one to five years in prison. It aims to affect athletic clubs hosting boxing exhibitions where admissions are charged.
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Serser
Rose
New Jersey
Commonwealth
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Wdun’s Trade Review
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Puris
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Dr. Nansen
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Hong Kong
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Cleveland
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Mr. Elkins
New Yok
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James Carter
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California
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Joseph S. Edgerton
George Trenholm
National Bank of St. Joseph
Harrisburg
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St Louis
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Ballington Booth
J. G. Hallrood
Posen
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New Salvation Army
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Matt Mootry
Andrew Pickrill
Albert Rolly
Uniform Bank
Knights of Pythias
Minneapolis
Pearl
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Tootle, Wheeler & Motter
A.M. Fetter
City Pass Agt
Hall
Torexa Steam Launpar
Caylor's Ball
St Gon
Bettasco
C. P. Caron
General Sporting Notes
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