No Big Hurdle to Reciprocity with Germany Discussed
Washington officials say progress toward a US Germany reciprocity treaty is slow but hopes remain that Germany will secure Reichstag legislation to meet US expectations. They anticipate France grants similar market access shifting German potential shares, while easing restrictions on American meats and other goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
Herr von Holle‘ben
State Department
Reichstag
Senate
France
Congressmen Eppes Dead and House Pays Respect
Congress reports the death of Representative Eppes with crepe hung and flowers in the House chamber. A funeral committee and resolutions of respect are approved as House adjourns.
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Erepec
Wasmiyoron
Eppes
Tedley
Hay
Virginie
Himeal
Senate
Virginia
House and
Frihes of
Kentucky
McCall
Massachusetts
DeArmond
Missouri
Jenkins
Wisconsin
J. Williams
Ilinois
Joy
Clayton
Alabama
Henry and Bailey
Texas
Tennessee
Cuarraxoogs
March
Jamestown
Tenn
Roy
Gannsy
Fentress County
Henry Hoad
Tanta
Hoad
Sheliff
Fragmented OCR Note on Patient and Remedies
A damaged text fragment describes a person unable to eat or drink, with facial tremors and distress. It mentions a crown and a physician named Dr. Pierce and his Golden Medical Seurm bottle as a remedy considered or attempted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta
Ieee
Dr. Pierce
Boers Rally as Peace Talks Possible but Unlikely
Reported move by Kruger to meet Steyn in the Orange Free State fuels talk of prelude to peace negotiations yet observers doubt a quick end to hostilities. Burghers and Afrikanders in British colonies pressure leadership while frontier fighting persists. other news notes alleged British flag hoisting near Rio Branco and arrests in Brazil.
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Breale
Loxpon
Kruger
Pretoria
Steyn
Orange Free State
South Africa
England
Devilliers
Homier
Tewater
Great Britain
England Remembers Ladysmith Triumph With Public Joy
The piece reports unprecedented public rejoicing across the United Kingdom after Ladysmith relief and Roberts victory. It notes crowds celebrating with bareheaded processions, students marching to the Albert Memorial, and Mrs Chamberlain receiving ovations, marking a shift from gloom to triumphant national mood.
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Ladysmith
Lespos
Roberts
Kitchener
Butler
Lord Roberts
Great
Brig
Bose
BriFace
United States
Kimberley
United Kingdom
Lord Robby
General Crouse
England
Australia
Great Britain
Paris
Kensington Art Schools
Albert Memorial
Joseph Alasheran
Electrical Contractors Plan National Convention in Pittsburg
A call from the Pittsburg Electrical Contractors association urges all U S electrical contractors to meet in Pittsburg on March 16 to discuss defense against price hikes by supply houses. About 4 000 contractors are rated at $20 000 plus by agencies, with 1 000 expected to attend and form a national body. In Arkansas a druggist named Joseph Lambert died after pilfering morphine and overdosing, having fled Missouri earlier in life.
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Pittsburg
Prrrenona
March
United States
Pittsberg Electrical Contractors Association
Hor Spgixes
Ark
Joseph Lambert
Lambert
Missouri
Machinists Strike Near Compromise as Conference Planned
The Chicago machinists strike, seen as a test of union strength, may stay localized with few firms resigning, while International Association leader James OConnell plans a Columbus visit to advance talks. Executives map actions and funds for a prolonged dispute, though Deering Harvester reports only about 20 workers quitting.
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Cmtenco
March
Oblasgo
Toion
Chicago
James O'Connell
International Association of Machinists
Columbus
Material Trades Council
The
Machinists' Union
Funde
Manufacturers’ Association
Deering Harvester Works
Deering
Murder of land agent in Bantry fuels Irish land agitation
Luspex reports the Bantry murder of land agent and magistrate Bird sparks debate on land reform. The Standard links the act to Irish agitation led by William O'Brien and the United Irish League, urges harsher measures and possible Crimes Act actions.
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Luspex
Bird
Bantry
Standard
William O'Brien
United Irish League
Old Land League
Gladstone
Balfour
Ireland
United League
Hold Interstate Fairs Atlanta Exposition Buildings To Be Preserved
An Atlanta business meeting endorses plans for an annual interstate fair in the city. Resolution urges the Atlanta Amusement Company board to confer with a business committee to organize the first fair this fall with cooperation from the Business Men's League and the Retail Grocers' Association.
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Atlanta
March
Atlanta Amusement Company
James W. English, Jr
T. H Martin
Lynching avoidance in Alabama and related trials
A quartet of African American men charged with murder were moved from Talladega to Jefferson county jail to avert a lynching threat. Deputies organized a special train to Birmingham, while a mob dispersed after the escape. Also reported is 15-year-old Paul Rainwater bound over for voluntary manslaughter in Atlanta. Additional notes cover New York social calls on President McKinley and a Macon GA YMCA convention date change.
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Tal. Insiega
Anniston
Breuineaax
Ala
Jefferson County
Talladega
Elbert Curry
Sam Gray
William Hardine
Wade Hardcutt
Curry
Pint Dobbins
Talledega
Nathan Ragland
George Calhoun
Hoe
Birmingham
Depos
Atlanta
Paul Rainwater
Frank Stappey
Willie Stappey
Mattie Lewis
Queenie Thomas
Cornelia Hood
Education of Poor White Boys to Be Discussed at Southern Meeting
The southern industrial convention at Chattanooga May 8 11 will devote time to the education of poor white boys and propose a central technological school to prepare them for industrial work. Hon Clark Howell of Atlanta and Hon Ben P Hunt of Huntsville are to lead the movement. A separate item notes an upcoming attempt to reforest part of the Conemaugh watershed in Pennsylvania to prevent freshet damage, with J W Toumey to study the region and plan reforestation.
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Als
March
South
Southern Industrial Convention
Chattanoogs
Clark Howell
Atlanta
Ben P. Hunt
Huntsville
Conemaugh Valley
Jonestown
Conemaugh
J. W. Toumey
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Rodery
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Jackson
Pennsylvania
Old Sharp Williams
Irchkasen
Seyeerass
Altmayer & Flatau Liquor Co
Valen Pasencer
Macon
Georgia
Krat
Poleonaus
DR. Hathaway
Reothed
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W.l.douclas Shoes
E Wolllo
W. L. Douclas
W. L. Dove- Las
M'Math Bros
Got &Stigs
Somerset Club
Maryland Rye
McLeod Co
Oglet Southern
Edward B. Bruce & Co
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Darling
ScLeod Co
Wooten
Steve VE Wooten
Congressman Eppes
New York
the Herald
Rio Janeiro
Rio Brancos
Army
Navy
Electrical Contractors
Royal Baking Powder
Pent
Mel Kinley
Manhattan Hotel
the Dent
McKinley
Abner McKinley
Mabie McKinley
Miss Barber
Nera
Nash
Ohio
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