Death of General Harrison Ends A Long Career
Indianapolis March 14 General Harrison died at 435 p m surrounded by his wife sisters and physicians The end came after a period of failing consciousness He did not regain awareness and spoke no last words Funeral plans set with state in in and private buildings placing half mast The scene included Mrs Harrison Dr Jameson Dr Dorsey and others Lew Wallace praised his friend and nation a man of courage foresight and breadth of mind recalling his role as the nation’s leading figure The president received pension commissioner候 candidates and Washington chatter noted General Palmer for pension post and Diaz rumors surfaced in Mexico and Magee insurance news appeared in brief.
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Mob Burns Negro Killer of Mrs Younger in Texas
John Henderson, accused of murdering Mrs. Conway Younger near Corsicana, was moved by train amid mob surveillance. He was chained to a stake and burned alive in Itasca as thousands watched. he confessed to the murder but offered no motive or admission of assault.
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Henry Raab Dies Former State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Henry Raab ex state superintendent of public instruction for Hingis died at his Belleville home from pneumonia with heart weakness after two weeks illness. Born June 20 1837 in Wetzel Prussia he emigrated to America 1855 and settled in St Louis 1864 later teaching in Belleville. Survived by wife a son and a daughter.
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Chicago cattle and hog prices and St Louis grain and Milwaukee grain quotes
Chicago reports cattle flat to good with steer prices 3.60 to 6.00 for various grades and hogs reaching a high of 5.75. East Buffalo notes strong cattle and higher hog, sheep, and lamb prices. St Louis grain shows wheat around 72 to 75 cents, corn near 38 to 39 cents, oats soft, rye steady. Milwaukee grain prices list steady to dull values across cereals.
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General Harrison the Life Statesman and Soldier
A historical sketch chronicles Benjamin Harrison as a log cabin born son of Ohio and Indiana, who rose from a clerkship in Cincinnati to a Union brigadier and senator. It notes his cautious, methodical nature, modest means, and emergence as a leading political figure despite skepticism and economic turmoil.
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Harrison Life and Career of Benjamin Harrison
The text outlines Benjamin Harrison’s rise to national prominence from Indiana politics to the presidency. It notes his 1888 nomination, 1889 inauguration, and 1892 renomination defeat, plus family events, legal career, and a Paris arbitration commission appearance. It also contrasts his physique and temperament with his grandfather and describes his Indianapolis home and private life.
Capture of Joan Stovel From Denison Jail Recaptured near Manilla
John Stovel, indicted for the Manilla express robbery, who escaped Denison jail last Saturday, was recaptured six miles south near Manilla by Sheriff Bell. Found at his uncle Pointer's house, Stovel is returned to Denison. Authorities suspect confederates have moved the stolen money and more participants are implicated.
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Carnegie announces retirement and 5 million endowment
Andrew Carnegie discloses retirement from active business and a 5 million dollar endowment for a fund aiding superannuated and disabled Carnegie company employees. The move preserves the existing savings fund, totaling nearly 2 million, with a 6 percent company match and home loan support, while pledging continued devotion to Pittsburgh and its technical and industrial institutions.
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Carnegie Company Named Trustee of Million-Dollar Trust
A trust fund of five million dollars is established with the Carnegie company as trustee. One million to fund libraries in Braddock, Homestead and Duquesne with a twelve percent annual income. four million to aid Carnegie employees, including pensions after long service. Surplus after ten years may extend to mills nearby. Chattanooga report notes Miss Mary Bolton arrested for mail robbery in Stockyville, Tenn. she confessed and returned stolen goods.
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