Jameson Reaches England After Cuba and Africa News
London reports the Victoria brings Dr Jameson and 250 men from Port Natal. Boers lose about 280 in the Krugersdorp skirmish where Jameson was captured. The Times notes military arrest looming, Earl Grey named administrator of the Chartered South African Company to push Rhodesian development and emigration plans.
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London
Victoria
Jameson
Davenport
Port Natal
Dr. Tameron
the Times
Plymouth
Times
Earl Grey
Cecil Rhodes
Africa
Carl Grey
Rhodes
Rhodenia
Will Organ
Man Killed in Camp Shooting Near Caldwell Idaho
Keller and Charles Craig clashed at Craig's camp on the Jordan stage road about thirty miles south of Caldwell. Keller, known for trouble, approached while Craig slept and, after Keller aimed a poke with a gun, Craig fired his six shooter killing Keller. Craig had a reputation for good conduct.
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Boise
Ida
de Lamar
Keller
Charles Craig
Rhekville
Caldwell
Jordan Stage
Craig
Kelter
Rail Fare to Spanish Fork For Cambrian Festival
The Rio Grande Western plans a 225 round trip fare from Salt Lake City to Spanish Fork for the Cambrian Society Disteddfod, with tickets good through March 6. Senate debates focus on Cuban policy and tariff issues tied to the silver substitute amid likely consensus moves on land grant restoration. A fatal quarrel occurs in Baltimore involving militiaman William Holame at Homestead.
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Rio Grande Western
Salt Lake City
Spanish Tork
Cambrian Society
Rates to Salt Lake City for Paderewski and Sousa concerts
The Rio Grande Western railway offers a single fare round trip from Ogden Brigham Silver City Sallup Price and intermediate points for the Paderewski Concert March 4 and Sousa Concert March 6 at Salt Lake Tabernacle Tickets available only March 7, limited to that day.
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Paderewski
Salt Lake Tabernacle
Sousa
Rio Grande Western Railway
Ogden
Brigham
Silver City
Sallup
Italian forces in Abyssinia face Italian drive
A Rome dispatch via the Dom Marsto states Gen Bara tert, chief of the troops operating in Abyssinia, is as bold as Marshal Bazine in Metz in the Franco German war. Menelik prepares to push Italians from Ad grat as the ministry approves sending reinforcements.
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New York
Rome
Dom
Washington Reform club meeting denounces street railway franchise
A Cleveland dispatch reports an excited Washington Reform club gathering condemning a fifty year street railway franchise. Speakers threatened action against Cuyahoga delegates who might vote for the bill, with one member vowing to hang the guilty at a lamp post. The resolution condemned the scheme and pledged opposition.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Washington Reform Club
Thomas Fitz. Simmons
Cuyahoga
Ed Wall
Man from Los Angeles claims evidence to convict Goshen murder
Peter Wilden writes county officials from Los Angeles asserting he has sufficient evidence to convict a well known Goshen resident of a murder near Middlebury twenty years ago. He seeks to know if a reward existed then and promises to travel to Indiana if paid to uncover the mystery, noting several past killings and naming the alleged murderer whose name will be kept confidential until stronger evidence emerges.
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Belstol
Ind
Peter Wilden
Los Angeles
Cal
Middlebury
Indiana
Wilden
Mitchell Mail Burned in Public Show of Defiance
In Mitchell South Dakota on February 24 an orderly crowd publicly burned the Mitchell Mail paper building contents after editor Robert McBride had long attacked public institutions and John D Lawler. Citizens had previously offered to buy out his plant to move him away. after he withdrew they seized and destroyed the property and now pursue McBride to compel relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell, SD
Mitchell Mail
Robert McBride
John D Lawler
First National Bank
McBride
McLawler
Sturgis
Lawler
Melride
Paris Senate debate on Priday abdication sparks constitutional revision
France's senate opinion favors cooperation with the next ministry to revise the constitution and legitimize the position after Priday's abdication. Failure to act may lead to senate disappearance and France drifting toward a convention.
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London
Times
Paris
Eryef
Senate
Priday
Crance
Skeletons Found in Virginia Coal Mine Reveal Deserter Tale
Skeletons of four men discovered in an abandoned coal mine near Colders West Virginia, dated notes reveal a 1863 desertion and in mine killings. The letters describe retreat, murder, and cannibalism as the men waited for rescue that never came. Local residents recall the men as believed killed in action.
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Colders
W. Va
David Snyder
John i Ewing
Benjamin Ayers
Tor Hekelson
Joe Oloney
Lba
Thia
John Ewing
Tom Ackelson
Ben Ayers
Ourell
Acarce
Ewing
Ackerson
Josepil Obney
Senate Backs Cuban Independence Resolution in 64 to 6 Vote
The Senate adopted a concurrent resolution favoring Cuban belligerency and independence by 64 to 6. Spectators packed the galleries as diplomats and foreign ministers attended, with Senator Sherman delivering a sharp rebuke of Spain and Weyler citing alleged abuses.
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Washington
Fed
Senate
Congress
Mendonca
Brazil
Wath
Hawaii
Lazo Arriage
Guatemala
Rengito
Columbia
Baron von Ketteler
Dupuy de Lome
Ana
Ohio
Spain
Weyler
Sherman
California Gant Murdered in Washington Court House
A Washington Court House dispatch to the Commercial Gazette reports Dan Brown, known as the California giant, found near the railroad with fatal injuries after a night of drinking. He regained brief consciousness to name Tom Hall as his attacker and robber, and Hall was later arrested in Wilmington, Ohio.
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Cincinnati
Washington Court House
Dan Brown
California
Tom Hall
Gerona Morneig
Wilmington
Wires spark as Ix President arrives with secretary
Benjamin artisan and his secretary Mr Tibbetts reached Washington from Indianap olis yesterday afternoon. A fire at St Paul destroyed the old frame streetcar barn on University Avenue, with about a hundred cars and large supplies lost. Estimated loss reaches 75000, partly insured. The steamer Kataler, from Sam burg to Delagen Bay, grounded in the Suee canal at Verallia on Wednesday, but has floated free and passage is reopening. Fifty shutters were detained by the accident. These vessels can now proceed to their destinations.
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Benjamin Artisan
Mr Tibbetts
Washington City
Indianapolis
St. Paulj
University Avenue
Samburg
Delagen Bay
Suee
Enallia
Murder Trial Opens in Boise for Capps Killing
In Boise Idaho a sensational murder trial began in district court. Ty Capps is charged with killing W A Onwell er near Meridian last October by striking with a shovel. Prosecution says Capps took a pistol from Onwell er after the killing claiming self defense was the motive. The victim allegedly held a shovel and opened a gate when lethal blow was struck amid pasture cattle disputes.
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Boise
Ida
Ty Capps
W. A. Onweller
Meridian
Onweiler
Cappa
Onweller
Washington socialite pleads to involuntary manslaughter
Elizabeth Pligter daughter of Gen Flagler chief of ordinance U S A pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter for shooting a colored boy named Green. She was sentenced to three hours in jail and a $100 fine after a negotiated agreement. The trial was kept low profile with Judge Cox clearing the unusual schedule.
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Washington
Mies
Elizabeth Pligter
Gen Flagler
Ordinance
U. SA
Green
Birney
Miss Tinglers
Cox
Tragic Brooklyn Girl Dies After Bedroom Fire
Lillian Cecelia Lyons a 14 year old epileptic girl of Brooklyn died from burns after an oil stove exploded and set her bed clothes alight. Neighbors rescued her before a doctor arrived but she succumbed to her injuries in great pain.
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New York
Lillian Cecelia Lyons
Daniel Lyons
Brooklyn
Lillian
Robbery suspects tied to large counterfeit gang
In Butte and Denver police reports James Carrington and Robert Corvell were arrested on robbery charges. Officers found a large counterfeit outfit in a room, suggesting years of activity. Police say evidence points to extensive operations in the West by a large gang.
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Denver
Butte
Mont
Say
James Carrington
Robert Corvell
Rooma
Lhe
New York Death of Actor John Waldron Alias Paul Allen
John Waldron aged 4g years died at Bellevue Hospital in New York in the alcoholic ward, known as actor Paul Allen. A Yale University religious meeting at New Haven adopted resolutions favoring arbitration between the United States and Great Britain under the auspices of Yale MoC.
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New York
John Waldron
Paul Allen
Bellevue Hospital
New Haven
Conn
United States
Great Britain
Yale University
Moc. A
Yale
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Trout Creek Park
Taylor Mountain
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AML
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