Miners Retrieved After Two Years in Hill Farm Mine
After months of peril, rescuers recovered the remains of twenty nine miners from the Hill Farm shaft near Denxpar. Bodies were found in a flooded chamber deep below the surface, with one lunch remains wedged in a tin. Death is believed by suffocation from black damp and gases released by the mine explosion.
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Denxpar
Imine
Lealiy
Hill Farm
Thime
Wich
Toananv
Ayer
Mimer
Behring Sea dispute looms larger in Senate debate
In Washington and Windsor, senators dissect the Behring Sea issue as Lord Salisbury hints at a renewal of the modus vivendi while the United States presses for arbitration. Senator Sherman leads a report urging ratification with a pro-arbitration stance, while others demand renewal of protection for property rights before any vote. The session shows sharp lines but no action, and adjournment follows.
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Wasuisatos
Lord Salisbury
United States
Behring Sea
Senate
Sherman
Committee On Foreign Relations
Harrison
Salisbury
Messrs. Morgan and
Gray
Messrs Frye
Chandler
Teller
Butler
Pugh
Great Britain
Chile
Behking Sea
Reformators Managers Clear After Water-Hall Inquiry
The Huntingdon reformator investigation ends with managers Jennings and McCamant vindicated as Major Petriken admits hearsay evidence. Deputy Smith denies brutality claims while detailing a single self defense blackjack use. William Dickerson's Philadelphia death is attributed to hereditary consumption and personal habits.
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Ktxtisavoy
Reformator
Fpetriken
Jennings
McCamant
Robert Bryan
Bryan
P. Miller
William Dickerson
Philadelphia
Smith
Jacob Johnson
Major McClaughey
Chicago
Reformatory
William George
Local wrestling draw leads to rematch and prize money
Canton report notes AH Statecker of Meadville and Owen Courtney of Massillon wrestled for 25 dollars per side plus door take two falls each and a draw under police gazette rules. A rematch is set for 500 dollars on April 2. Also in Missouri Taney county reports thirteen arrests tied to a mob lynching and the deputy murder of Withans with one suspect wounded.
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Canton
AH Statecker
Meadville
Owen Courtney
Massillon
Police Gazette
Taney County
John Baght
Withans
Williams
Meeting of Iron Manufacturers in Youngstown Ohio
A sparsely attended session of the Iron Manufacturers association of the two valleys decided to continue its affairs. Secretary H E Passavant will move to Pittsburg in May. successor not yet known. Four executions totaling 135000 were issued against Lehigh Iron Co of Allentown amid trade stagnation and price drops. about 200 workers face unemployment. Bellaire Window Glass works closed one furnace. seventy five workers laid off as gas furnaces switch to coal.
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Sodays
Turrea
Chicago
Eclipse Portrait’ Co
Erst
Randolph &T
Chicaco
Ill
Allentown
Lehigh Iron Company
Aire
Bellaire Window Glass Works
Bland Bill Blocked as Congress Adjourns in Silver Fight
The fifty second Congress featured a prolonged silent clash over the Bland silver bill. A tie vote halted the motion to table, filibusters followed, and at 12:35 a.m. adjournment ended the day with the bill’s fate uncertain for the session. The exchange included sharp partisan jabs and heated debate led by Bland and Hatch.
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WasHineron
Bland
House
Butler
Nominations for Federal Judges and Officials Revealed in Senate
President sent to the senate nominations for Indiana judge William K. Townsend for the district of Texas nominees for Pennsylvania Eastern district and others. Senate session debated Behring Sea matter and rent costs while a crowded interior department building drew complaints. no Hearst eulogies due to lengthy session.
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Washington
Senate
Stapton J Peelle
Indiana
Court of Claims
Glennie Scofield
United States
William K. Townsend
Anne Thout
District of
Hent
John B. Rector
Texas
Joh Ho Baker
Inchasia
Ellery P. Ingham
Pennssania
Eastern District of
Pennsylvania
Alexander J. Colesberry
Pennsylviania
District of Pennsylvania
Wasninetos
Hind Co
Werecy
Top
Mr Carey
Wyoming
Pariny
Sematorg
Interior Department
Committee On
Hearst
Ohio and Western Coal Company settlement report
Master Commissioner Okey reports on the Ohio and Western Coal Company affairs filed for settlement. The company formed about eleven years ago and secured a Boston Loan and Trust mortgage of 3.5 million dollars. WD Lee of Newark and H C Laurell claim 1.646 million and 275 dollars respectively, seeking payment from the Boston mortgage, but the commissioner says claims arise only after full satisfaction of the 3.5 million mortgage. The firm owns thousands of acres of coal land in Southern Ohio slated for sale.
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Folumbus O
Okey
Ohio and Western Coal Commpany
Boston Loan and Trust Company
WD Lee
Newark
H C
Laurell
Boston
Ohio
Rivette Mining Company reports gold strike at Beaver Park
FreMont Colu March 25 News notes a strike by HX young men in Rivette Mining company property at Beaver Park. A foot shaft through solid rock yielded rock samples with nuggets nearly the size of a lead pencil and surrounding flakes of gold. The ore is said to assay 3 to the ton.
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FreMont Colu
Rivette Mining Company ‘Tike Company
Beaver Park
Execution in Fort Hammond case draws twenty seven witnesses
In New York Warden Brown announces the electro execution of Michael Cotta, the Brooklyn picker, for killing a fellow counter man from Italy to seize his property. About twenty seven witnesses attend the March 25 ceremony at Fort Hammond, Lake City. An earlier Nauvoo Mormon church dispute proceeds with witnesses on Temple Block ownership and polygamy claims, including testimony about Joseph Smith.
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Bixasis
Brown
Perbons
Michael Cotta
Brooklyn
Italy
America
Fort Hammtod
Perong
Sat Lake City
Morman
Nauvoo
Temple Block
Independence
Joseph Smith
Smith
Farmer Justice of the Peace Detains Wife in Insanity Probe
In Perry township Plymouth county Iowa farmer Frank Greenwalt a justice of the peace and school director orders his wife jailed for insanity after a quarrel over a schoolmarm. He deputizes Bill Otto to arrest her she is taken to Le Mars jail but escapes and walks home scratched and exhausted. Neighbors later find her.
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Siol Xerry
Frank Greenwalt
Perry Township
Plymouth County
Greenwalt
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Promoted as Blood Purifier
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a universal remedy for blood disorders. It claims to purify and enrich blood curing indigestion scrofula liver and kidney issues catarrh and digestive ailments with a money back trial and liver regulator as alternative cures.
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Dr Pierce
Bank cashier fled with worthless notes empties Painesville bank
R K Paige cashier of Citizens Savings and Loan Association at Painesville fled after the bank failed. He issued vast quantities of worthless paper and allowed friends to clean out the safe. Depositors face loss as authorities seek his arrest in Cleveland and New York. Paige likely sailed for Europe.
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Painesville Bank
Cleveland
R. K. Paige
Citizens’ Savings and Loan Association Bank
Painesville
Paige
Cuyahoga County
New York
Europe
Ohio Legislature Passes Labor Protection Law and Public Works Bills
The Ohio lower house passed the Llewellyn bill to shield organized labor from discharge or coercion related to union affiliation, with penalties up to $100 and one year’s imprisonment. Other measures include extending a court term, a $6 million water works bill, and weather crop service under the state agriculture board.
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Llewellyn
Ohio
The
Admus Express Company
House
Kelleys
Lan Pean
Nichols Tall
Senate
Cincinnati
Howe
Lampson
Carpenter
Meigs
Sena
Moller
Ene
Boards of Education
Ohi
Elyx
State Board of Agriculture of Weather and Crop Service
Weather Bureau of
United States
Judge amends order in Cass county railroad debt case
Last evening United States circuit judge Philhips amended his contempt order against Cass county judges who refused to arrange a settlement of county railroad indebtedness. He allowed them to remain in Kansas City while confinement was planned, but by 1 pm they could not be found at the jail. their commitments were regular and entered, though the jail's records showed vacant quarters and no staff could locate them.
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John Hanley
Pugh
Jule Pugh
Bland
Burrows
Michigan
Messrs
Enloe
Tennessee
Herbert
Alabama
Crisp
Hatch
Missour
Walliams
Massachusetts
Williams
Whitiams
Gendaenah
Democratic Party
Democrats of
New England
Alliance of the South
Turing
Kansas
Hoar
Georgia
Mr Watson
New York
Congression
Von
Spocter
United States
Kansas City
Kaw
Philhips
United States Circuit Court
Cass County
That Baby of Mine and Patent Remedies Boost
Auntie had a baby with sult rheum and head sores. Three months later a drug regimen with Sulphur Hitters and Alphar Bitters allegedly cured him, leaving the infant fat and well. Mrs J C Hall of Lowell endorses the remedy claim and mentions headaches.
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LL. R. Critchfield
JI. Ritchfield & Critchfield
Attorneys-At-Law
Quinby Black
Westside Public Square
Wooster, Oo
W. C. Yost
Ky-At
Ofice
Mayors Orn
Ross W. Funck
Court House
Harding & Cos
Benjamine Eason
Zimmerman
W. F. Kean
McUigray & Chikey
Iron Block
Liberty Et Wooster
Oho
Thaac Jounkon
Jas. B. Taylor
Johnson & Taylor, Attorneys-At-Law
Woosteer
Ohto
Nice Bock
Ingram
Spd
Notary Public
McClarran & Caskey's
Two Deors
Couch House
Wooster
H. R. Smith
Souhwest
Public Square
John F Jeffries
Atyl
A. & McLure
Martin L. Smyser
McClure & Smyser
Wooster Clly
Wall
Sult
E. W. Newkirk
Oficea
Quinby’s Shoe
Emporium
Bart Liberty Street
John C. McClarran
LAW
Bi'Clellan Bis
East Liberty Street
Woos
Lyman BR. Critchfield
John
Adair Critchfield & Adair
Wayne County National Bank
Wea
Me, Mowrey, M.D
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Spruce Street
J. E. Barrett
M. D
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Roller & Wilson
N Market Street
John A. Gann
North Market Street
Epiccagust Church
Stowe
H. A. Hart
North
Maine
New Lutheran Wooster
Emory
N. Y . Bye and Law Institute
J. H. Todd
West Liberty Street
J. G. M’coy
Akes
Block, Wooster
White Ts
Plume & Atwood - Mfg’ CO
Wilmot
Cleveland's
ANI
Prospect Street
Ontario
PY Rutt
Owen Eppley
Wayne County National Bank OF
Jacob Frick
R. Overdolt
Q. 8 Frost
W.D. Tyler
W. T Pecklnpaugh
Scrool
Jenny
ARS
Parsons
Forest City Medical Dispensary
Family Supplies
Cleve Bane
Chandler & Rudd Co
Euelid Ave
Euelid Aid
Pastor Motnigg
St. Vitus
Nere Seer
Debade
Patie
Tis Remrty
Kienig
Port Wavre
Ind
Aelstia
Lundertasdar
Drugzisia
Booth
Fantitie
Mgkee & Henderson
Obs
Bkron
Cottenburg
Sweden
Vermont Farm “Machine CO
Bellows Falls
New York City
Sonia
Wil
F. C, Fowler
Moodus
Conn
Mason & Hamlin CO
Mason & Hamlin Organ and Piano Company
Stark County
Z. Welker
Tadmes
We Welker
Strock Bros
Alway Paing
Harding & Co
Carl Brothers Thieve
Wooster and
Burbank Road
Horatio Brown
Cemetery Street
Hichard P. Redigk
City of
Wayne County Democrat
Rico AN
Richard P. Redfox
Agaii
Huntingdon
the Wrestlers of
the Lehigh Iron Company
Ayers
J. C. Ayer
Ca ‘Lawell
Mass
Mr. Bland
Vincent Taylor
Reilly
Storer
Caldwell
Doane
J D Taylor
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Haynes
Wuthwaite
Pattison
Harter
Democrata
Pendleton Alderson
Capehart
West West Virginia
Tabling
Wilson
Repub
Mr. Hatch In
Waraint
Reed
Williams, Hoar and Andrews
Massachusser
Ice
Outhwaite
Committee On Rules
Wayne County
G.B. Siegenthaler & Son
Inghoo
Coles
Berry
Marshal
Senate Proceedings
Flint
Sing Sing
Hivepepei
Simmon
Ohio Legislature
Balll
Organized Labor
Hunco von
Hiram Willama
Fostoria
Farmer Schriever
Schrieve
Danville
James Long
Maplewood
San Jacinto
Cal
Simmons
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