West Virginia Delegation Meets President at White House
The West Virginia contingent led by Congressman Wiley visited the White House for a pleasant audience with President Cleveland. They discussed ambitions among leaders, with Mr Harper drawing special attention from the President and Mrs. Wilson's daughter also receiving note. The party included notable WV figures and candidates for offices, while talks touched on future appointments and cabinet prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasurxerax
D. C
West Virginia
West Virainlo
Wilson
Peter Harger
Harja
Mr. Cleveland
Harper
Wilace
Omer
Senate
Wiley
Major Downtame
Huntington
M. Gilkeson
Romney
W. ¥. Robinson
Wheelie
Finfey
Chas. Hagen
Capt Matheson
Charmston
Wm. van Matry
Jackson
BL. Batcher
Randolph
LV. Cunningham
A.M. Inskeep
Mandy
Hill Marshall
Hampshire
Ale Campbell
West
Michael Doran
Gui Mittom
Flandrean
Representative Mail
Catchron
Lewis Baker
St. Paul Globe
Tes Foreign Mission
Brachi
M. Marshall
Trdine
John A. Mazar
University
Agriculture
Ben Wilson
Cisrkuburg
Spain
EB TL. Robinson
Littieteo
Staten
Nebekor
Cleveland
SAY MILLER 13 SLATED FOR REAPPOINTMENT AS INTERNAL REVENUE CHIEF
Friends of Culphiel Joseph Miller celebrate reports that President Harrison is close to reappointing Miller as Commissioner of Internal Revenue. Corroborating sources offer no official confirmation, while others say no decision has been made.
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General Watte
Cuaners
Eesial Teepres
Senny Rane
November Defeat and Political Turmoil Notes
A garbled report sketches election tensions with references to Har Zon, Waite, and Governor Flaming Whome. Mentions telegrams to President Cleveland, potential candidacies, and bar association meeting alumni for Justice Lamar. Details mix between campaigns and legal notices with unclear chronology across March events.
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Iwe
Watts
Har Zon
Mearly
Wade
Elkinn
Cleveland
Harrison
Crewe
Waite
Jeming
Ghtest Foundation
West
Hare
Stuart W
Flaming
Holly G
Armstrong
Divorce Granted in Jefferson County Court Case
A divorce was granted to C M Rhodes from Mrs Mary B Beatty Rhodes on grounds of voluntary absence. The case, heard in common pleas court, also touched on custody and alimony details, with Rhodes seeking to prevent non payment issues while the Beatty family connections and Bridgeport ties were discussed.
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Jefferson County
Ohio
Rhodes
Wythe
Stephenville
Plesa
Wheeling
Bridgeport
Bellaire
Chas. M. Rhodes
Mary B. Beatty
Beatty Bros
Steubenville Gines
Fourth
Branklin
Mansfield
MITCHELL STILL IN TOWN FOLLOWING FAILED LEAVE
New Orleans Ga March 11 Hall Mitchell Abington and party could not leave the city. They booked berths but were prevented from departing. Mitchell lost about 309 dollars. Hall drank heavily since defeat and could not be moved. Fitz remained popular, awaiting a reception, while Tin Masterson escorted the party to Denver then left. Governor McKinley disavows a relief circular and returns a fund request. The Creston Oil and Gas Co was incorporated in Creston W Va with 820 dollars capital. William Bell, a Toledo convict, burned his foot in boiling acid while attempting to escape work.
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New Ouneans
Walting
Mitchell
Fitz
Hay St Lonly
Pitz
Tin Masterson
Denver
Sis Dulles
Peder Triveram
Contac
William Bell
Toledo
Paris Panama trial shocks with minister resigning
In Paris on March 11 sensational Panama Canal case revelations unfold. Jurists clash over alleged payments to deputies as Madame Cottt a testimonies expose government pressure and possible bribe offers. Justice Minister Bourgeois resigns amid public uproar and ongoing court inquiries.
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Paris
Panama
Charles DeLesseps
M. Flouquet
de Lesseps
M. Rance
M. Clemenceau
de Freycinet
Charles. de Lesseps
Baron Reinach
M. Rane
Panama Canal Company
Republic
Panama Canal Co
Leon Borle
Blanchet
Desjardins
Chamber of Dept.s
M. Tania
M. Andrieux
Andrieux
Committee On Investigation
Cornelius Herz
Here
Reinach
Arton
Deschamps
Offidlula
Herz
M. Roavier
Baron Rolpach
Madame Cottas
Goyard
M. Goyard
Ofice
M. Sotooury
M. Sothoury
Somnoury
Charles DeLessepa
Somoury
M. Loubet
Madame Cottu
Atic
M. Targe
M. Soloury
Detective Department
Madame Cotta
Madame Cotta Cme
Banbend
Soloury
Mme. Cotta
M. Bourgeois
M. Rovubut
Mme. Cotiu
Bourg
M. Ribot
M. Sobourys
Aptions
Courting a Strike Cannot Come Too Soon Officials Say
Chicago railroad officials contend a switchmen strike would cause only 24 hours of disruption. Managers have moved to recruit and train replacements from the East, building berths at the Chicago and Eastern Illinois depot and coordinating losses to be shared if a walkout occurs. Grand Masters decline comment as grievance talks plan to meet soon.
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Chicago
Chicaco
Stijl
Chicago and Eastern Tilmole Company
Twelfth Street
Eastern Illinois
Wilson
Carpenter
Ilinda
Downey
Toston
Essex Street
Lincoln
Tufts
Kingston
Columbia Street
Lincoln Street
United States Hotel
Tufts Street
Emrgency Hospital
Moston
Leonard S. Redpath
Redpath Bros.” Manufacturing Company
Fred Meadowcrafl
Ogala
Debria
Hgan
Barcing
German Army Bill Faces Lengthy Battle in Reichstag
In Berlin the army bill's fate remains uncertain as the committee of twenty eight rejected key clauses. Chancellor Caprivi presses on seeking support from Centerists, possibly trading for Jesuit readmission. Amid party schism and lobbying, a plenary vote looms with no clear majority.
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Committee of Twenty-Eight
von Caprivi
Count von Balestrom
Herr Ablwart
Jew Balter
Herr Abbwart
Hart Hichter
Cena
Burne bill to ban winter racing passed in Senate
The Burne bill to prohibit winter racing was rushed through the Senate in Traxton New Jersey on March 11. Senator Daly of Hudson spoke briefly in opposition while nearly all other Senators favored the measure on its merit.
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Toteoo
Ann Arbor
Lake Ems
Lake Sacre
Ohio Central
Arthur
Arm Arbor
Aon Arbor
Wheeling
Lahn Erie
Lake Shore
Michigan
Busipeaa
Traxton
N. J
Burne
Senate
Daly
Hudson
Otter of Gold Tendered by Heleos Bank President
President Knight of the Heleos Associated Banks today tendered 500000 in cola to the Secretary of the Treasury in exchange for legal tender.
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Heesa
Mayr
Knight
Heleos Associated Banks
Treaaway
Wild cat insurance schemes exposed in Chicago fraud ring
A moralized report identifies a class of fire insurance brokers known as fire frauds who place risks with WV Iowa Ohio and Mississippi companies formed with mythical officers. The list names alleged wild cat insurers and Chicago firms suspected of writing noncapitalized policies to exploit surplus lines. Authorities urge vigorous prosecution to eradicate the scam.
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Special Telegram Co
Carcase
West Virginia
Iowa
Ohio
Mississippi
Lwho
Wild Cat
Home Fire Insurance Company
Hinton
United States Pire Insurance Company
Lamberman's
Eupire
Old Dominion
Continental
Memphis
Wernar'& Co
Steesing
E. W. Bock & Co
Won
Craig, Curtle & Co
H. M. Gilbert
Insurance Birm
W. H. Smith
Insurance Exchange
Caverry & Bullard
George H. Adams
Hart
EL. Hrynes & Co
Tosurance Exchange
Loomis & Gosuk
Cleveland
New York Shifts on Government Bond Issue
Washington reports debate over government bonds tied to gold reserves and Treasury policy. Officials insist the administration remains against bond issuance, while Cabinet members weigh timing and potential risks to steel plate bond plans and national finance.
Weather Forecast for Washington D C March Evening
Weather forecast for Washington DC shows fair to start with tonight followed by showers. Winds westward are expected to rise, with cooler temperatures and clear spells later.
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Waeweweres
D. C
Viegisia
Niguly Ealiet
Chew Ber
Unclear fragmentary local notice in historic page
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a citizen's wife and an incident described with confusing phrases. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are readable to form a coherent news item or summary.
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Say Miller
Entieman
Snares
West Id
Nonoe
LAMAR
Ystte
Wasursiox
D.C
Sup
Just Lamar
Stevenson
Teall
Wiliam F. Vilas
Wisconsin
Viles
James PF. McKessey
George
Schmartice
Vicw
Walthall
Gorton
Jarland
Cateblogs
Mississipp
John Randolph Tucker
Bancroft Davis
Wm. F. Cari
J. M. Wilson
THE
Curbett-Mitchell Fiobt
Notale
Turrato
Buffalo Athletic Club
Corbett
Hig Wool Firm
Frits Paradeneuta
Hi. Stitt
Jotn
PF. Bottomley
Wd S. B. Seite & Co
Cheassignees
Wercome
Thaity
Boston
Hoxton
Philadelphis
Hawaii
Miles Standish
Syracuse
M. Rhodes
Nut Batinte Bperiak
Kequater
Canglesrox
W. Va
A. M. Scott
Kanawha
Shawneetown
Lock and Dam No. 9
Congress
New Orleans
McKinter
Register
Cottacurs
McKinley
O. PF. Ramilton
Eperisi
Duas Lestos
Creston Ofl and Gas Company
Creston
Wirt County
M. Vandell
M. Sotngury
Cardinal Kopp
Breslau
Cardinal Rampolla
Cardinal Galimberti
William
Vatican
Bistons Great
Eire
Ames
Brown, Durrell & Co
Boston Heal Estate
Ludlow Manufacturing Company
United States Hotel Company
South Street
Eilen M. Baker
John 8. Furlow
P. 5
Brigham
James L. Little
Charles EB. Jackson
Bullding
Lincoln and
Tufts Streets
John S Farrow
John C. Paige
Etrikve
Portsavena
Coal Exc
Wild Cat Insurance
Youk
Washington
Clever Iand
Edmintetra
Honda
John Rowell
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