Fever and health scare reach U S at Mexico City
The report details a consular dispatch from Mexico City noting typhoid pressure on Mr. Wilson and family. It describes selecting sanitary locations, medical moves to Aguas Calientes, and ongoing concerns about fever, isolation, and recovery while a congressional delegation discusses the case. Also mentions a separate note on Captain Delaylatoe’s leave and equatorial health conditions.
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Mal Spence in Washington statement before Senate Finance committee
Mr Spence of Bridgeport and others submitted a statement to Chairman Wood on the Senate Finance committee, detailing business concerns during the panic year of 1873 and earnings totaling 140,000, with last year’s totals around 27.3 million, touching on naval reserves and proposed state actions to form a naval militia force. Also notes possible movements toward midwinter exposition participation and issues with securing a seal for a naval project. The piece covers Washington DC February 24 and includes reference to Daughters of the American Revolution opening officers for the new term with Mrs Adjai Stevensub as President General.
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Still Theres Not a Quorum in the Senate Session
The session was brief with no quorum as opponents of a seigniorage bill blocked attendance and urged recess. Leaders threaten a Monday rule to halt storming while the vote on Bland's measure remains disputed. Bankhead proposed committee action and debates continued over previous questions as filibusters linger.
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The Mogues Saws Record Week for Sin Theatrical
Confidence returns for Wisneburg Theatrical as eight Sin performances lift receipts to new highs outside grand opera. David Henderson touts renewed faith while J Cheever Troudwin promotes a forthcoming extravaganza and names several local figures.
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David Phemferson
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Wisneburg
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Amalgamated Rate Dispute Rages Over Mills
Labor tensions flare as Byers, Slige and Keyavone mills halt progress over the 34 75 per ton rate dispute. Union and nonunion plants face differing pay scales while Keystone mill resumes operations amid tensions and a pending decision from association officials. Independent plant operations proceed with minimal disruption as talks continue.
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Quorum Plan Faces Delay as Paynter Proposes New Rule
A Democratic caucus in Washington debates a rule to record members present but not voting. Rep Paynter of Kentucky proposes a rule tying a majority of those recorded to constitute a quorum, with a call of the House if a vote is blocked. Three alternative plans exist, but the caucus will not meet until Bland bill is disposed of, leaving the deadlock unresolved.
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Prendergast to Hang for Mayor Harrison Murder in Chicago
February 24 court overruled a new trial motion for Patrick Eugene Prendergast. Judge Brentano ordered Prendergast to be hanged on March 25 for the murder of Mayor Carter Harrison in Chicago, after a lengthy courtroom proceeding. The condemned man protested, claiming insanity was forced by his lawyers, while the judge asserted the verdict reflected lawful evidence and did not show mental delusion.
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Lowest coal contract on record for Grand Trunk line
The Grand Trank Keitroad Ger Be Mine Coal contract sets a record, quoting 47 1 1 cents per ton for coal delivered to the Grand Trank Railroad Company in Mercer county with Lake Shore rail for on board of cars. The New York and Cleveland Gas Coal Company currently pays 56 cents per ton for mining.
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Cleveland Gas Coal Company
Tough reception at Jane Kading debut in Paris
Paris February 24. Jane Kading, chosen to succeed Sityl Sanderson as Phyrms in Desatot, faced a hostile premiere with whistles and missiles. She pressed through the crowd and proclaimed the crowd robbed her, while critics praised her resilience amid the uproar.
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Corbett Meets Mitchell in Harlem Show at Madison Square Garden
New York crowds of about 5,000 gathered at Madison Square Garden for a charity bread fund event arranged by the New York World. Jim Corbett and Charley Mitchell appeared, sparring lightly in a staged display while other wrestlers and fighters entertained. Talks of matches involving Fitzsimmons, Jackson, and Danvers Ed. Smith were noted as potential future bouts.
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Broad Sword
Duncan C. Rose
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Castellano
Brooklyn
George Dixon
Eddie Losber
Eddie
Ortritt
Mitchell
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Snapper Garrison
Jim Woud
Yesterday's horse races and intercollegiate notes
A rundown of racing results from Oakland Madison track and New Orleans with winners such as Pirey Race Hacien da Tommy Tucker Crithe Extra Diamont Dick Fatty Moust Mc Gregor Doubtful Adlofam Fakir and Henry Owsley Plus Inter-Collegiate Athletics in New York detailing proposals on track events shoeing morning sessions and eligibility rules from Union College Yale Princeton and others
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Bicycle finish rule at windeg post play
The proposal covers how to judge bicycle finishes within a seven foot circle. It specifies that the wheel’s first contact with the ground at a flat top winded post determines the finish and that any attendant overstepping the start mark may lead to disqualification.
Pollard Hreckenridge Case Quiet in Court Testimony
Kentucky and West Virginia dispatches recount a day of testimony on Colonel Breckenridge's whereabouts and disputed dates. Court orders limit prosecuting attorney actions, while Ithaca students and faculty face slow progress as coroner and alumni respond to a campus mystery.
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Brit ish miners prepare to quit Monongahela region
Reports from Prersnuka on February 24 describe dwindling wages and heavy discouragement among British American miners along the Monongahela River. Dozens have left or planned to depart to England with about 35 Monarch families set to follow. Affected workers complain competition from nearby KaCawha and Kentucky, plus influx of cheap labor from Southern Europe, has ruined mining profits.
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England
Kacawha
Kentucky
Europe
President Cleveland in fine health despite sensational reports
A White House visit shows President Cleveland vibrant and active. He denies illness or planned operation, noting daily public business and many callers, while he and Secretary Thurber clear the desk and proceed with official duties.
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Norman L Munro Dead The Wall Knows publisher dies
Norman L. Munro, editor and publisher of The Wall Knows penury era papers, dies at 1 13 a night after an appendicitis operation mis judged as not needed. Born in Millbrook Nova Scotia he moved to New York at twenty, built a publishing empire with brothers George and later owned famed yachts including the Norwood. The heart failure ends a long career in journalism and yachting.
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Moore
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Millbrook
Nova Scotia
New York
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Netman
Vandawster Street
Knights of Labor to Investigate Arthur Albany Head Charged
The February meeting of the General Executive Committee announced an inquiry into Arthur, head of Leber, amid accusations of misconduct. Mr. McGuire read the statement detailing the investigation and the terms to be examined.
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