O'Connor States Shamrock Wearing by Irish Troops
Mr. T. P. O'Connor writes in the London Daily Mail on March 1% about the crown approving shamrock wear by Irish soldiers and the Queen's possible visit to Ireland. He calls the shamrock a tribute to Irish nationality and notes the gesture would be a significant concession by the British throne. He contrasts responses to other nations, praises the sovereign's restraint, and argues the move signals statesmanlike policy and a prudent, eloquent approach to Ireland.
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T. P. O'connor
M. P
London Daily Mail
Ireland
England
Landa
South's Progress Report Among New Industries
The Tradesman lists numerous new Southern industries for the week ended March 17 including bleachery and cotton mill in North Carolina, brick works, broom factory, cotton mills in several states, coal mines and coke works in West Virginia, and textile machinery works in Georgia. Also noted is death of Frank Pooler of Onalaska Wisconsin at 53 after a Saturday night illness with remains to be interred.
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Onattanooga
North Carolina
West Virginia
Alabama
Arkansas
Georgia
South
Virginia
Georgis
Kentucky
Texas
Louisiana
Frank Pooler
LaQnoss
Wis
Onalaska
Sivanpab
Love and happiness yield in life, pain in some women
An old promotional fragment describes love and happiness as questions for women, claiming Dr. Pierce’s Prescription cures chronic gynecological troubles said to drain endurance. It includes a patient letter praising restored health and relief from long lasting discomfort and weariness.
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Ascot
Ieee
Amendment to Puerto Rican bill trade provisions
Senator Beveridge proposed a substitute for the Puerto Rican bill declaring free admission of all articles between Puerto Rico and the United States while not extending U.S. legislation over Puerto Rico. He argued the amendment aligns with the president, would provide $1,000,000 for relief, and preserves Congress’s power without extending constitutional taxation to Puerto Rico.
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United States
Wasnixotox
Beveridge
Puerto Rico
Davis
Congress
A Question of Authority in Coeur dAlene Inquiry
The Cour d'Alene Investigation Bee resumes with special prosecutor Forney as Virginia's Hay questions whether General Merriam was the commander or if Governor Stonenburg and Bartlett Sinclair directed affairs. Hay argues the president has no authority to place U S troops under state control. Sinclair’s civil role is noted but he exercised military authority to enforce civil power.
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Cour d’Alene
Wastuxatox
Coeur d’Alene
Committee On Military Affairs
J. A. Fornoy
Mr. Hay
Virginia
United States
Stonenburg
Shoshone
Bartlett Sinclair
Hay
Merriam
Eral
Sinclair
Forney
Lentz
Beveridge to Speak on Puerto Rican Bill Next Session
Senator Beveridge of Indiana announced he would address the senate next shoreday on his amendment to the Puerto Rican bill. The body then considered the naval equipment loan bill for military schools, and proceeded with the appropriations measure. The executive and judicial appropriation bill, carrying 24 125 000 dollars, was read, amended, and passed without division.
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Beveridge
Caltom
Illinois
Senate
Unresolved meeting aims to avert machinists strikes
At Cubiaco on March 9 executive leaders of the International Association of Machinists and the National Metal Trades Association failed to agree after a long session. A further meeting was planned for this afternoon or evening to seek a settlement. otherwise machinists may strike nationwide.
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Cubiaco
Council of International Association of Machinists
National Metal Trades Association
I Ei
Asakis
Galvestos
General Congress of Independent Governments Probed
Washington reports prompt favorable replies from American republics to Secretary Hay's plan for a general congress of independent governments. Responses include a near unanimity in favor, with the City of Mexico chosen as future host. The conference date is postponed about a year to allow thorough preparation and mature proposals.
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State Department
Washington
Atlantic
Pacific
Mexico
War Against Immorality Boston Opens Vigorous Campaign
At a public meeting held by the Watch and Ward society Rev Frederick B Allen linked many vicious plays to moral decline and urged theatergoers to avoid indecent shows. He cited a claim that 3,000,000 is paid in tribute to criminals by police in New York and argued vice is protected locally with police complicity, while urging legal action if evidence is obtained.
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Boston
Watch and Ward Society
Frederick B. Allen
First Society
New York City
Allen
German shipbuilders protest duty abrogation at Hamburg
A Hamburg conference of German shipbuilders decided to protest the exemption from duty on shipbuilding materials backed by the See Podeet committee of the Reich. Other items include a Negro killed by a sheriff in Alabama, a Griffis Banking Co. stable fire in Georgia, Texas antitrust case upholding state law, a Athens Alabama fire, and Macon bank capital increase under new currency.
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Brau
Hamburg
Podeet
Wtoselate
Sherif
Binuixonyé
Ala
Johns
Bine Creek
William McKinney
Dey
Texas
Wasmrvorox
Supreme Part
United States
Woaters-Pierce Oil Company
Court of Civil A
WII
Macon
Marth
Decision in Cass Ex Parted atanty Bate
Governors Beckham and Taylor rode the same train to Frankfort after a quiet Sunday in the city. The case file includes a governorship suit. Judge Field is expected to take time disposing of demurrers if sustained. Three questions from the amended answer concern Senator Goalbel's resignation timing, death, and whether Beckham was sworn in as governor. Zack Phol filed the demurrers. Holm Bruce spoke for Republicans.
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Atanty Bate
Lousvate
Beckham
Taylor
Frankfort
Field
Journal of the
General Assembly
Snower
Republicana
Pension Bill Sent to Conference in House
House refused to concur in Senate amendments to the pension appropriation bill and sent it to conference. Conferees named Barney of Wisconsin McLeary of Minnesota and Bell of Colorado. The session also debated post to Rican appropriation and discussed how funds should be designated for expenditure.
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House
Senate
Messrs. Barney
Wisconsin
McLeary
Minnesota
Bell
Colorado
Camzon
McRae
Arkansas
Lynchings and disasters shade Marietta brief
Movements report a lynching in Marietta Georgia after John Bailey, held on an assault charge, was freed from jail and shot multiple times. A disastrous track slide near Jackson Illinois Central railroad caused injuries. The Vance statue unveiling at the capitol square is delayed by several months.
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Mantetta
John Bailey
Snellgrove
Meier
Jackson
Miss
Illinois Central Railroad
Shen Ee Ee
Ratzion
Vance
Capitol
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