Senator Prive's speech stirs Senate over constitution issue
The February joint session in the state capitol heard Senator Prive defend the principle of judicial review and the authority of the legislature to decide elections. Debate centered on whether the governor and state officers were validly chosen, with emphasis on the power of the United States Congress and the interpretive bounds of constitutional provisions.лив
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Fierce City Fire Engulfs Buildings as Gale Flares Up
A blazing blaze discovered at 2:35 pm in Avaatory building near Carri and Wells streets, driven by a gale. The central depot, Sthly Holliwood factory, Arlington Hotel, and adjacent blocks along Exchange and Carroll streets succu mbed as flames spread, threatening Wells Street and nearby structures. Fatalities reported as the fire raged, with observers describing the inferno and shifting wind driving the flames through the city.
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Carri
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Treeta
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Arlington Hotel
Wells
Jewett
Loree
Fire Rages Through Root & Keating Block Riot of Flames
A massive blaze swept through the Root and Keating building and nearby structures, with debris and falling bricks injuring a worker and dozens of adjacent streets crowded by onlookers. Firemen battled for hours as walls collapsed and the Arlington Hotel area was brought under control, with total losses running into the hundreds of thousands across multiple firms and residences.
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Shepard So Co
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Timbars
Dorrsick K. Merlo
Rugine 10
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Sitios
Kewting
Wells Street
Sonaea
Oxiam
Rant & Keating
Jewatt & Co
Brocare Howie
Sibley & Holmhood
Pawlet & Sons
BF. Pgan
Sidney Shep By
Ayy Aves Ven
Arlington Hotel
Piva
E. Kerra Cos
Streety Oyig Fair
Sksants
Losees
Washington
Sancia Towers
Grussman Butteryortly
Ovid
Harrison
Middlesex
Fragments of Telegraph News From 19th Century Dispatches
Condensed telegrams report a moulders strike at Aubin, arrests of counterfeiters in Brooklin, a Lincoln portrait offered to the U S Government for 15000 dollars, arrests in various robberies, the mail packet Bowling Green destroyed near Rockport, and other scattered items including political shifts, a fire at a Canton Ohio hardware store, and a dramatic incident involving a revolver and a crowd in downtown.
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U. S
Frank Barton
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Fico
Rockport
Howe
Allison
Washington
Sree
Iment Insurance
Miller
Supreme Bench
Treasury Department
Edward D. Baker
Canton
Ohio
Tove
Boomers Headed for Pawnee Invasion Targeting Oklahoma
Pawnee Gill in trouble as boomers plan an armed march to Oklahoma. Reports say 800 men in the party with others joining from various directions. Oklahoma politician Hill receives telegrams urging him to stop the invasion as settlers fear hardship and unrest. Hill dispatches agents to dissuade the march while preparing to house additional defenders along rail lines.
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Brotherhood in Bad Shape on Reading Railroad
February report from MSP Harzino, superintendent of the Bound Brook division, states the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers on the Reading Railroad is financially strained. He cites heavy assessments after the engineers strike on the C B Q and says only a small fraction of members in divisions 71, 75, 90 and 321 are in good standing, signaling near dissolution.
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Reading Aystem
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Two Brothers and Return Wrecked on Allegheny River
Two riverboats the Two Brothers and the Return belonging to Harry H. and Edward Holing lay above Fort Wayne bridge when the Two Brothers boiler exploded at about one PM. The Two Brothers sank after breaking from moorings. the Return was badly damaged and engineer George Wilson died. Deckhand William Tower was blown fifty feet into the river but escaped injury. Harry H. Holing and his brother were aboard their boats at the time. their fates described with the pilots in their respective vessels and bodies recovered or reported.
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Edward Holing
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George Wilson
William ‘Tower
Naval Appropriation Passes for Pango Pango Coaling Station
The House approved a $100,000 appropriation to establish a coaling station at Pango Pango, as part of the naval appropriations bill. Debate featured remarks by Mr. Herbert on dynamite cruisers and Mr. McAdoo praising the Naval Affairs Committee for building the navy, referencing tensions with Sinabon and prior abuses of American rights overseas. The bill, after amendment, was reported and passed.
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Miners Federation Elects Delegates in West Virginia
Thirteen local assemblies in West Virginia sent delegates to a statewide miners meeting. Michael Moran of Wheeling presided as the union merged with the National Progressive Miners Union and split the state into two districts. Moran and Jerelah Mead were named delegates to the Indianapolis Nations Convention. A motion backed William Mortais for Chief of the National Bureau of Labor Statistics. The session adjourned sine die.
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UN Mine Laborers Federation
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Kanawha Valley
B&o, Railroad
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Progregalve Miners Union
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Virginia
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Railroad
Iiver
Union Bay
Charleston
Michael Moran
Jerelah Mead
Indianapolis
William Mortais
Pittsburg
National Bureau of Labor Statistics
Siste
Colonel Claiborne Dead and Varied Career Highlighted
Colonel Nat. O. Claiborne dies at sixty seven in St Louis after a storied life in Virginia and Missouri. He led in state politics, aided the 1850s diaspora, and served in the Missouri Senate after the Civil War before his death at his Wentworth residence. News also notes a fatal train accident in Parkersburg, and a mix of local society items, meetings, and forthcoming events across nearby towns.
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Virginia
Washington College
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Senate
The Crown Prince Murder Plot in Meirying Stuns Paris
A dramatic recounting of the attempted murder of Archduke Franz Ferdinand at Meyerling. The Crown Prince allegedly plotted with aides, but a jealous husband intervened shooting a key figure, igniting a dramatic chase and palace intrigue across Vienna. The narrative traces the ball night, the escape, and the immediate aftermath as authorities pursue the assailants and recount the royal scandal.
Oldest U S postmaster Wallace honored for fifty-nine years service
William H Wallace of Hammondaville Ohio has served as postmaster since 1810 appointment by President Jackson, marking fifty-nine years in office. A pioneer coal operator and shipper, he built Port Houser and Yellow Creek post offices, led firms W H Wallace & Sons, and remains active despite advancing age. He expects to outlive his five sons and notes no other postmaster matches his tenure or feats.
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