Dourt All Dead! Barrister Passes Away Unexpectedly
A long listing of local names describes the sudden death of a West Virginia barrister in Morgan County. The death followed heart failure after a period of illness. Physicians reported the event as unexpected. the body was found in bed and later buried in Jefferson County. The article also notes related court matters, contracts for the West Virginia World's Fair buildings, and various legal and civic notices.
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Brower
Teayeks
Towa
W. VA
Fabroargle
Joseph & Diawlewall
Dinate
Y Springs
Morgan County
Costers
Daketh
Dr. Starry
Retina
Pete
Wil
Jaferson
Philip Winns
le Wative
Political shifts in New York counties election results
Fragmented item reports a mix of election results across twenty counties with Republicans gaining seats and Democrats losing. It notes specific county wins in Chenango Cortland Madison Montgomery Onondaga St Lawrence and mentions changes in boards and a few other unrelated items from Cameron West Virginia to Chicago.
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Albany
Tantmal
Sepublican
Blwciuos
Toealay
Lipetwo
Bronte
Chenango
Cortland
Cattaragas
Delaware
Pranklin
Harkimer
Madison
Montgomery
Onondaga
Steven
Senrac
St. Lawrence
Dogn
Washington
Chemung
Schuyler
Bowe
Sthubes
Muetcomery
Cheniung County
The Salem Ship Loodiana Identified and Fire Aboard Egyptian Monarch
The Loodiana, an Nova Scotian oil laden clipper with 38 crew, burned after being sighted adrift southwest of Cape Clear. Egyptian Monarch captain Irwin reported a burning vessel, with two men clinging to a broken bowsprit, as he fled. A Texas suit seeks injunctive relief over disputed inheritance claims by Jon Barstow, who alleges dark skin by birth and seeks a share of his father KC’s estate.
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Buratug
Phous
Cape Clear
Ireland
Boyd Ano
Irwin
Liverpool
Uber
Devo
Rhutous
Chancery Court
Natherfusl
Ridley
Teepesten
Jon Barstow
Tré
Lookie Hartlaw
Elaims
Mary Bartlaw
Lwhitt
Lockie Bartlaw
Tie
Springer wool bill hearings map rates on woolen goods
Democratic Ways and Means members in Washington DC agreed on duty rates for woolen manufactures under the Springer bill. The plan trims duties below 40 percent and sets a top rate of 45 percent for ready made clothing and similar items, with various reductions on yarns blankets and underwear. The panel reconvenes Monday to vote on each paragraph of the wool schedules as read.
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Wassixotox
D. C
Ways and Means Committee
Springer
McKinlay Usi
McKinley
Ad Valorem
McKleley
Springer Hill
Shively and
Whiting
Silver Men Push Free Coinage Bill in House Turmoil
A 120-signature petition seeks special order for the silver bill as House members are largely absent. Democrats are urged to back free coinage, while some fear heightened tariff focus and Speaker embarrassment. If blocked, a suspension-of-the-rules move may be tried as a last resort, with tariff bills kept on calendar to align with the silver bill. A parallel note reports on Reading deal investigations and Inter-State Commerce Committee activity amid Democratic strategy. A Northwestern States bloc reportedly plans to vote solidly for Cleveland, with Minnesota March 22 convention likely, while Iowa seeks a complimentary ballot.
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Northwestern
Air
New York
Vlan
Catenany
Solinly
Cleveland
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Dakotas
Democratic Committees
Towa
Rotes
Sweating inquiry to head by House committee
A House of Representatives committee on Manufactures will thoroughly investigate the so called sweating system in large cities. Hon Sherwan Hoar of Massachusetts is named as chief agitator to lead the inquiry and visit major urban centers. Debate centers on whether federal action can curb abuses or if regulation rests with state legislatures. The morning session also considered a bill aimed at tighter national bank control, with Mr Lockwood of New York opposing changes as harmful to banking and national interests.
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Eed
Hacon
Keston
Wasuisetox
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House of Representatives
Sherwan Hoar
Massachusetts
Congress
Committee On Manufactures
House
Lockwood
New York
Train Tragedy After Rescue On Western North Carolina Line
A mother and one child were killed when a freight train struck them while three children played on the track near Asheville. The other two children were maimed. the scene prompted immediate tragedy and dire injuries as rescue efforts failed.
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Asheville
Richmond County
New York
Democrata
Hill
Wanamaker
Windsor Hotel
Atlitic City
Mer
Rocwall
Tow
Central Id Uli
Cent Irmo
Harrisburg
Herbert Callom Curtis
Merritt
Stalf
Mont
Itakota
Curtis
Te First Massachus
Cuvaley
Father Janus
St. Mars
Reading
Endorsement for Senator Hill Urges Democratic Unity
Ex Senator Joseph E. Brown favors Senator Hill of New York for the Democratic presidential nomination. He urges unity, argues Cleveland carried certain states in 1854 but lost in 1888, and says the party should choose the most available candidate who can win Southern states and key northern states. He warns a third party would threaten the Democratic cause. He stresses Hill’s superior counsel and executive ability.
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Joseph E. Brown
Senstor Hill
New York
Cumatitution
Friends of Exsident
Cleveland
Senator Hill
Connecticut
New Jersey
Indiana
Hil
Buf
Hill
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BeV. De Molynn Seeks Restoration Without Retraction
In an interview from New Haven dated February 13 Dr BeV De Molynn recounts being ordered to Rome years ago to write a retraction of political and economic views he preached. He claims bias by Cardinal Simeoni and Archbishop Ireland and says he expects to be restored to ministry without retracting the truths he has spoken.
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Rome
United States
Simeoni
Propaganda
i _ Ireland
St. Paul
Lynch Him Demand Surges Over Webb Incident
A Black man named Willan Webb, recently released from prison after ten years for a slinear offense, was identified by Mrs Cramp as the suspect in a suspected Feb incident. Officers reportedly moved Webb to Hayoe ville to keep him safe, while mobs gathered outside the jail and planned a possible train ride to Mobile to seize him.
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Willan Webb
Webb
Mobile
Mob Pursues Prisoner After Altered Crump Case Dispatch
A Montgomery dispatch reports white shop mechanics and a fifty-strong posse mounted on horses chase officers and their prisoner Crump. Sheriff Westcott says Deputy Waller arrived in Selma with the rapist, pursued by the mob to the jail late at night.
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Labawna
Crump
Sheri Westcott
Selma
Waller
One Hundred Years: Admiral Provo Wallis Dies at 100
Sospex reports Admiral Sir Provo Wallis KB aged 100, the senior British Navy officer. In 1813 he commanded the Shannon during its capture of the US sloop Chesapeake off Boston Harbor after Capt Lawrence fell. Wallis, then a lieutenant, led a fifteen minute battle with 100 deaths and was later promoted. He spoke of American foes with admiration and rose to Admiral of the Fleet by 1877.
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Chesapeake
Sospex
Sir Provo Wallis
KB. C
Shannon
United States
Boston Harbor
Lawrence
Wallis
Leutenant
Lieut. Wallis
Feet
Democrats Split Over Washington's Birthday Convention Date
Shal lman Murphy of the New York Democratic State Committee notes the convention will be held on Washington's Birthday as arranged. Members discuss Cooper Union protest. Croker opposed changing the date, saying farmers can attend now but would stay home later. Edward Murphy Jr of the Democratic Committee asserts the convention will meet as designated and will back the Chicago nominee in June.
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Shallman Murphy
New York Democratic State Committee
Washington
New York
Democratic State Committee
Cooper Union
Richard Croker
Chicago
Count Von Blucher Dies After Noted Milwaukee Marriage
New York reports the death of Count Blucher Von Blucher, who married Alma Loeb in Milwaukee amid disinheritance and court intrigue. He died after a kidney illness and grip, buried at St. John's Catholic Cemetery. his wife’s alleged divorce motive and the Count’s noble lineage are noted amid sensational history. No new typhus cases in the city. questions linger over arrivals from Russia.
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New York
Coyot von Bluchere
Warriege
Milwaukee
Alma Loeb
Brooklyn
Berwick
Dsth Street
Father Geyer
St. John's
Loeb
Denver
Ferdinand Granefreyhardt Leberocht
Blucher von
Napolion
Waterloo
Geyer
Strick
Couns
Nevada
Russia
German Education Bill Sparks Opposition in Reichstag
The government faced strong protests as the education bill stalled over religion clauses. A Berlin university congress urged withdrawal while foreign observers weighed Kaiser diplomacy and American influence. Mark Twain shows signs of recovery as the news reflects broader tensions across Europe and the United States.
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Benty
Reichstag
Germany
Berlin
Halle
Bone
Cottingen
Cairo
Constans
United States
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Thas
Frines Frederick Leopold
Mark Twain
Spectator Muse on Lincoln and American Presidential Noms
The Spectator notes Robert Lincoln as a possible dark horse candidate amid retirement of a leading hopeful. It predicts the Republican convention may reject Harrison for a Lincoln bid and warns against foreign interference while stressing American pride and independence.
Pebble Beach Disaster Near Pale Nickon
A report from Koenligeberg East Prussia describes a sudden flood in a shoreline amber mine near Pale Nickon. A large surge in the Baltic drove high tides inland, flooding the small fishing town’s works and overwhelming divers, resulting in multiple drownings as workers fled a torrent they could not outpace.
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Koenlgeberg
Prusds
Sud
Haltie
Palenickon
Comres
Inlaw
Political melee interrupts duel at national world event
Report describes a heated confrontation between ex-Cav Waller of Connecticut and Cen. St. Clair Bax amid a tense exchange with Gen. Davis and Wess Virginia officials. The shouting match includes accusations of lying and interruptions by Sir Clair, reflecting volatile proceedings at a key day of the event.
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Ges
Clair
ex-Cav
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Cen
St. Calr
Virginia
Davis
Dark
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