Protest Over Bartle Testimony On Lard Fight
In the House Agriculture Committee this morning Asher Caruth of Kentucky presented a protest from Louisville packers against W G Bartle testimony on lard. The hearing touched on diseased hogs and unwashed guts, with lawmakers and witnesses exchanging sharp questions and objections before ad journment. The River and Harbor Bill advanced in committee with large river appropriations, and other U S Senate topics included Texas investigation, Minister Tree, and President's proposed import restrictions on foreign pork.
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Funston
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Storms of March ravage Alabama and Missouri regions
The report describes severe wind and rain across Birmingham and nearby areas with extensive damage to buildings and rail lines. Flooding threatens multiple states along the Missouri River with rising waters and evacuations in Nebraska and the Dakotas amid widespread property loss and fears of further overflow.
The Globe Offers Bright Deals for a Big Season
A playful, upbeat note promises careful buyers free news and low prices. The piece touts growing business prospects and bargains designed to amuse shoppers, aiming to lift spirits and attract customers for the upcoming season.
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Dress Goods Bargains In Plain Tans And Plaids
Spring dress goods on sale with 2 cent yard pricing for plain tans diagonals pvocades and checks, including all wool flannel suitings at 39 to 40 cents, and wool spring plaids at 46 cents. Limited quantities, sale Wednesday and Thursday with emphasis on value, selection, and in-store invitation.
Fox's Hosiery Sale Promises Bargain Prices
A damaged catalog style ad from Boston markets items. It lists ladies leg wear including balbriggan stockings and seamless hose, with prices like 2 pair for 50 cents and 3 pair for a dollar. Also mentions double heel and pointed toe fashions, rubber hose, and a near future sale at FOX'S.
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Allan Sale Temocrow
Fox's
Young Stain's Latest Implicates His Father in Murder
Augusta Me March 2 Charles F Stain who gave the information that led to the arrest of the murderers of Cashier Barron of the Dexter bank made a full confession implicating his father and Oliver Cromwell in the Messenger murder at Norfolk Mass He says the plan was formed by Rufus Goldsmith Cromwell and his father in the fall of 18 He describes a robbery setup in the woods near Messenger s house and the subsequent murder of Messenger who allegedly had money 21800 found in a bureau drawer The confession also accuses Goldsmith of being a general crook and counterfeiter
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Miss C A Miles Opens New Millinery in Wichita
Miss C A Miles has purchased the entire stock of millinery from the mortgagees of W J Wilson & Co and adds a complete elegant line. She will exhibit to Wichita ladies on Thursday morning March 28 and 29 showing the latest spring styles direct from New York. Miles buys goods in New York to offer her customers current fashions. Remember the date March 28.
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W. J. Wilson & Co
Wichita
New York
Miss Miles
Senate and House Proceedings on March 27 Congressional Actions
The Senate accepted an invitation to attend Chief Justice Waite's funeral and debated a Confederate veterans preference bill while considering bond purchases and coin certificates. The journal committee for Chief Justice Taft Toledo was named alongside executive sessions. In the House, a Union Pacific funding bill was discussed focusing on sinking funds and security, with amendments on naturalization and naval pension issues, ending the day with adjournment to continue tomorrow.
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Eloped With Abiptess Daugh- Daegten Social Sensation
A fragmented county item reports an elopement involving Nellie Wooln, daughter of Rev CG Woolf, a Blue Moon enterprise figure. The piece references attendance at a final exam, travel to Macoon, and family ties, with sparse names and places.
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Outrageous conduct report from Mexican pursuit incident
Fragmentary dispatch describes alleged mistreatment by Mexican agents during a pursuit of robbers aboard a Southern Pacific train. Officials quote varying accounts, with statements requested from officers and mentions of investigations and refusals. The text shows disrupted names, garbled phrases, and partial claims of coercion and legal remittance.
FIVE CHILDREN POISONED AND CREMATED IN HORRIFIC FIRE
Chaos struck a town when a teenage girl and her siblings were poisoned then a house fire killed five children. Reports describe a drumming event and a caretaker’s absence as investigators probe the blaze at a residence in Warblawtiat. Authorities say the blaze began after the meal and that the victims included a 7 year old girl and others. Police are pursuing leads as families mourn.
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