Judge Nott Rules On Signing After Adjournment
The court of claims ruling by Judge Nott allows the president to sign a bill after congressional adjournment if done within ten days. Also reported are funeral notices for Senator Vance in Asheville and the interment of General Slocum in New York.
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Senator Vance
Ashville
N. C
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Greenwood Cemetery
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Carnegie Armor Plate Company
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James MM. Harvey
Kansas
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Peixoto
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Nicaragua
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Minnesota
Mgr. Satoli
Universe Peace Union
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Stuart
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Washington
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Peffer
Allen
Coxey Army
Ainsworth
Jarvis
Vance
North Carolina
Tillman
South Carolina Supreme Court
Massachusetts
Lexington
David Richie
Troy
Weston
Hubbard
Northwestern
Attempted Murder Shocks Indianapolis Law Office
In Indianapolis a shooting affray erupted at the law firm Harrison Miller Elmi ter e. Copeland entered, fired at Bruning and wounded Harris then Bruning, beating him. Copeland was arrested. Bruning likely to recover. legal actions pending between Copeland and Bruning.
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Harison, Miller & Elmi Tere
Harrison
Miller
William B. Copeland
William H. Bruning
Madison
Bruning
A. C. Harris
Ford Winter
Copeland
Mr. Harris
W. H. H. Miller
United States
Jefferson County
Unknown Smith Joins Coxey Movement in Washington Visit
In Washington on April 24 the Unknown Smith, famed Coxey lieutenant, arrived in brown velvet coat and jewels with Cheeky Childs. He claims 60 supporters in Frederick, Maryland, living in squads among locals, praises the Coxey cause, and seeks Redstone to resolve a prior quarrel with General Coxey. A church deacon nearby notes church collections with precise totals.
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Smith
Coxey
Cheeky Childs
Coxey Army
Frederick
Browne
Redstone
New London
Brethren
Steamer Los Angeles Sinks Off Point Sur
Pacific Coast Steamship's steamer Los Angeles struck rocks near Point Sur lighthouse thirty miles south of Monterey and sank within minutes. Two more boatloads and a raft were rescued by the steamer Eureka. four bodies recovered. Captain H D Leland reported in critical condition. all ladies and children saved. Annual petroleum report notes drop in older fields, rise in newer fields, higher prices, and total 48,412,666 barrels produced valued at 28,932,326. 1892 output was 59,509,136 barrels. 1891 peak at 54,291,980.
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Los Angeles Sound
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Los Angeles
James Leland
Washington
Joseph D. Weeks
United States Geological Survey
Shakespeare Memory Honored by Students at Stratford
April 24 marked the anniversary of William Shakespeare’s birth with wreaths at his tomb. Students from the town’s school, where he was educated, formed a procession and laid floral offerings on the tomb in tribute to the great playwright.
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Stratforp-On- Avon
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Millionaire Reed Dead in Onange New Jersey at 72
Edward Reed 72 died at his Onange home leaving an estate near 2 million dollars. Born in Salem Mass he was a former Albany carpet merchant and a war veteran. He leaves a widow with no children and wills half of his fortune to charitable institutions. A Pittsburg boy injures himself in accidental shooting at home. Daniel Fitzgerald four years old, son of detective Patrick Fitzgerald, shoots head with found revolver.
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N. J
Edward Reed
Mr. Reed
Salem
Mass
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Pittspure
Daniel Fitzgerald
Patrick Fitzgerald
Pittsburg
Strike Spread Feared as Railroads Hit by Pennsylvania Strike
Rochester reports the Pennsylvania coal strike affecting rail traffic. Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg line cuts 25 trains, 100 workers laid off. Western New York and Pennsylvania and Lehigh Valley lines see similar impacts. Operators close mines in Clearfield county. miners gather, awaiting terms from United Mine Workers President McBride as talks stall.
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Pennsylvania
Buffalo
Pittsburg
New York
Lehigh Valley
Erie
Fall Brook
Companiers
Clearfield County
Dubois
Reynoldsville
Urbana
McBride
United Mine Workers Association
McBride Estimates 125000 Strikers in United Mine Workers
President McBride revises the strike tally to 125000 total, with Illinois 24000 of 35000 miners idle, Indiana 6000 of about 8000, and West Virginia about 2000 of 9000. Conventions planned in Illinois and West Virginia to rally workers and secure wider support.
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Columpus
John McBride
United Mine Workers
Illinois
Indiana
West Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Strike agitator killed in West Virginia mine dispute
A World special from Bluefield West Virginia reports Patrick O'Brien an agitator who urged 25000 Flat Top region miners to join a coal strike was stabbed to death by a foreigner Hanseni after addressing workers mostly negroes and foreigners O'Brien died instantly in Turkey Ridge. The attacker fled and other agitators have since disappeared amid fears of further trouble as miners remain set against striking.
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New York
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West Virginia
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Paris
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Greece
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Lebanon
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Great Northern Strike Ends With Mail Priority Ruling
Assistant Attorney General Maxwell issues opinion allowing any train carrying mail to proceed even if it carries passengers. The ruling is expected to largely end the strike on the eastern end of the Northern Pacific line.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Dalton
Oklahoma
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Maxwell
Northern Pacific
Thompson to preside at Indiana Republican Convention
In Indianapolis on April 24 ex-Secretary of the Navy Richard W. Thompson of Terre Haute is expected to preside over the Republican state convention tomorrow. Thompson, over 80 but in good health, will arrive today. ex-President Harrison will not serve as president but is likely to attend and perhaps speak.
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Washington
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van Alen
Italy
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Wanamaker
Wise
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Virginia
Walker
Massachusetts
Crisp
Indianapolis
Richard W. Thompson
Terre Haute
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St. Louis
Ind
County Board of Health
Frye
Indianpolis
Young boy hangs himself amid punishment in Eaton township
In Tunkhannock Pennsylvania on April 24 Jasper Walters seven year old son of Jefferson Walters of Eaton township built a scaffold in a barn reached the joists overhead and stuck his neck in a hanging attempt. He was found almost dead and vowed to repeat the act at the first chance.
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Jasper
Jefferson Walters
Eaton Township
Life sentence for murder in Boston story
John MacKie a 20 year old killer was sentenced to life in state prison with one day in solitary confinement by Judge Bradley for murdering Mrs Mary I Randall in her bed last November.
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Boston
John MacKie
Mary I. Randall
Bradley
Scarlet fever strikes Montreal jail amid epidemic surge
In Montreal on April 24 three scarlet fever cases were found in the jail. The epidemic remains severe with about 29 deaths weekly and 59 current hospital cases.
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Montreal
Last Commander Clark's Wife Dies in Norwich
The wife of Harrison Clark past grand commander of the Grand Army department of New York state has died in Norwich New York. April 24 report states she passed away in the city.
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Norwich
N. Y
Harrison Clark
Grand Army
Department of New York State
Earthquake Shocks Persist as Death Toll Expands
Earthquakes rocked Athens areas with continued shocks last night and today. Telegraphs describe widespread ruin with villages destroyed and survivors camping without food. Deaths total 227, including 130 at Malesina. King and Prince Nicholas arrived near Atalanta to inspect ruined villages.
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Atalanta
Trains Collide At Thresa Junction Killing Utica Engineer
A Utica to Ogdensburg train stood at Thresa Junction when No 68 from Ogdensburg derailed onto the waiting engine. Engineer Robert Williams of Utica was killed as his boiler compressed the tender. the fireman broke his leg. Other workers escaped with nonfatal injuries and both locomotives plus several cars sustained damage.
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N. Y
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Ogdensburg
Thresa Junction
Robert Williams
Black River
Dispensary law ruling sparks Charleston riot echoes
Charleston reacts to the state supreme court decision on the dispensary law with swift action by hundreds of blind tigers reopening and inviting patrons as Governor Tillman weighs an extra session to handle the emergency. Albany memorial group forms for Robert Ross to honor ballot protection.
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S. C
State Supreme Court
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Tillman
Prisons Implement Broad Vaccination Policy at Avusury NY
At Avusury state prison doctors vaccinated inmates and staff and the warden Stout ordered vaccination for all officials and men entering or leaving the prison to prevent spread during an epidemic.
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N. Y
Gallden
Stout
Judge Declares No More Prisoners Sent to Elmira
New York April 23 Judge Clear water at Kingston says he will stop sending prisoners to the Elmira reformatory while Brockway leads. Rev Dr Talmage denounces the pad dler's inhumanities, both basing remarks on Brockway's evidence.
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Parkhurst Seeks Wigwam Based Political Organization
In New York on April 23 Dr Parkhurst outlines a plan to build an organization on a wigwam basis and enter politics. He urges Seth Low as the nominee for mayor on the Parkhurst ticket.
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