Government Seeks to Quash Land Grant in Landmark Suit
Washington March 21 Two million acres in California and Oregon tied to Harriman' s Central Pacific rail line may be targeted by U S suits for land grant violations The Senate approved measure authorizing the attorney general to sue for recovery of public lands not used per grant conditions The committee plans a second resolution to bar entry or claims for at least a year after a final court ruling This item notes Tardieu warns immigration friction with Japan could influence U S policy and affect California interests.
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Venezuelan Court Cancels Fitzgerald Concession
The Caracas court ruled the Fitzgerald concession held by Manon and Orinoco companies is null and void for breach of contract terms. The decision, amid Washington Castro diplomacy, prompted protests from Rudolph Dolge and concerns over U S naval involvement. The Tacoma arrived at LaGuira, signaling potential local tension as foreigners weigh equity and law.
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Governor Guilds Stl Report From Boston March 2
Governor Curtis Guild of Boston reports a steady day with no fever or noticeable change in health. Physicians note stable condition and no complications as of the evening update.
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Russian Lion Fails to Throw Schoentein in Baltimore Bout
In Baltimore on March 21 George Hackenschmidt known as the Russian Lion failed to throw Gus Schoentein, a 174 pound local, within fifteen minutes. The match details note Schoentein outweighed Hackenschmidt and the outcome unsettled spectators.
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Trial recess in Horne murder case as alienist testifies
Kansas City March 1 Dr Glover Burnett an alienist testified this afternoon that General Richard C Horne is an insane man in the murder trial of H J Groves managing editor of the Kansas City Post. Dr Woodward a partial owner of the Post was recalled for cross examination and described troubles with Horne before the shooting. Adjournment was taken until Monday with Woodward remaining on the stand.
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Ads Reveal What You Need To Know Today In The Morning Journal
The Morning Journal highlights key notices and ads that offer essential daily information. Readers are guided to check the columns for service offers, sales, and public notices shaping local routines and decisions.
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Senator Tillman Stricken With Nervous Attack At Home
The Morning Journal reports U S Senator Benjamin Tillman is seriously ill at his Treason South Carolina home from a nervous attack believed caused by hard work and heat. Dr J W Babcock says Tillman had symptoms of old affliction but shows no organic disease after rest. He returned to his post briefly before illness worsened again.
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Spectacular Flight by Farmin Aeroplane
Paris on March 21 Henry Farmin repeated a record breaking feat by flying over a mile and a half in his aeroplane. He then followed with another spectacular flight at Isey covering more than two miles in 3 minutes and 21 seconds. Later he and Sean DeLagrange entered the latter's aeroplane moving over the ground at about 34 miles an hour.
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Americans Ahead in Cable Chess Contset
The cable chess match in Philadelphia between Oxford Cambridge and a team from Columbia Harvard Yale Princeton Cornell Brown and Pennsylvania adjourned with the Americans leading 2 1 half to 1 and a half after four games. Two American wins one British win and one draw, with two unfinished games to be decided by referee Walter Penn Shipley.
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Ballard's Snow Liniment Ad Claims Quick Pain Relief
A local ad urges neighbors to use Ballard's Snow Liniment for rheumatism, cuts, burns, bruises, and aches. It promises relief of pains and healing of wounds with contact from J. H. O'Reilly Co.
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Japanese Immigration Question Still Open
Paris reports the Temps publishes an interview with Baron Takahira the Japanese ambassador to the United States. He says a pending immigration pact with the United States would halt Japanese cadet immigration into California and reroute emigration to Hawaii in a satisfactory manner.
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