Anti American Sentiment Grows in China Amid Boycott Edicts
Reports from China indicate rising anti American sentiment and edicts against foreigners as the United States notes the situation in six months of concern. Washington awaits developments while Rockhill reports to Feking and European powers observe a retaliatory mood against Americans.
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Department of State
China
Department
Rockhill
United States
Feking
Uder
Washington
Nto
Phonographic Card Delivers Voice On Pasteboard
A French device records speech on a pasteboard card using a sapphire-tipped pencil and a waxy sonorine coating. The spiral groove holds 75 to 80 words and postal stamping hardly erases it, enabling illiterate speakers to transmit clear messages.
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France
Moneyless Consumptives Move to Combat Indigent TB
The Associated Charities committee on the prevention of consumption warns against sending poor consumptives to distant states. A letter will be issued to physicians and citizens noting the harm of relocating patients to Arizona Colorado and California where care is scarce and recovery is unlikely away from home.
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Associated Charities’ Committee On the
Arizona
Colorado
California
Chesterton on the artistic temperament and its effects
Gilbert Keith Chesterton argues in Heretics that the artistic temperament is a disease of amateurs. He contends strong artists shed art naturally, while weaker artists feel pressure and pain, preventing genuine art creation.
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Gilbert Keith Chesterton
Roosevelt aide candidate drew protest over alleged homicide
A western friend of President Roosevelt sought a government post and appeared nearly named. The objection from the friend’s state centered not on killing four men but on his alleged atheistic beliefs and agnosticism, which prompted public protest.
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Roosevelt
Fatal Blunder Causes Wreck in Blinding Snowstorm
A head on crash on the Denver and Rio Grande line near Pueblo, Colorado, killed many and left others burned. Two express trains, Utah-California No. 3 and Colorado-New Mexico No. 16, collided on a curve in a snowstorm, with 20 to 35 dead and 23 injured. Deputies and prisoners among the victims, and property damage around $200,000.
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Pueblo
Col
Eden
Florence
Denver
Leadville
Grand Junction
Taylor Hewit
Lebo
Kan
BE. A. Hewitt
Hewitt
Edward Baird
Archibald Whitney
Baird
Canon City
Whitney
Bhut
No. 16
Portland
Adobe
Building Collapse Kills Three in Jamestown Indiana
In Jamestown Indiana on a Wednesday afternoon nine men sat in a grocery store discussing a nearby building under repair when the adjacent Odd Fellows hall collapsed crushing the store. Three men died Samuel Lewis 73 George Scott 35 and Charles Hedge 41. Five others were injured with varying leg and ankle injuries and bruising.
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Jamestown
Ind
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Samuel Lewis
George Scott
Charles Hedge
William Mitchell, Jr
R. T. Abney
Joseph Jackson
Oscar Wyatt
James Underwood
Fire destroys village business district in Michigan
A Friday fire in White Pigeon Michigan destroyed the furniture store of Alfred Wicket and swept through the village business area, leaving only seven buildings intact. The total loss is estimated near twenty five thousand dollars.
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White
Pigeon, Mich
Alfred Wicket
Indian Fighter Gerhard Gessell Dies at Alma
La Crosse Wis March 17 Gerhard Gessell a member of Gen Bracketts famous band of Indian fighters in the sixties died at his home in Alma Wis aged 63.
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la Crosse
Wis
Gerhard Gessell
Gen. Brackett
Alma Wis
Pioneer Lawyer Dies in Madison After Illness
John D. Gurne a pioneer Wisconsin lawyer and former politician died in Madison on Thursday He was 77 years old and had been a longtime figure in state public life.
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Madison
Wis
John D. Gurne
Wisconsin
Murphy renominated by Republican convention in Missouri
Lebanon Missouri March 16 Hon A F Murphy was renominated without opposition for Congress in the Sixteenth district by the Republican convention here.
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Lebanon
A. F. Murphy
Phoenix line steamer British King sinks in Atlantic storm
The British King foundered 160 miles south of Sable Island. Twenty nine saved and twenty seven crewmen perished. Captain James O'Hagan died later on the Bostonian. Thirteen rescued by the Bostonian and eleven by the Mannheim. Five more recovered from wreckage.
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Boston
Phoenix Line
Sable Island
Leyland Line
Bostonian
Manchester
Mannheim
Rotterdam
New York
James O'Hagan
Taft Delays Supreme Court Vacancy Decision
In Washington on March 17 President Roosevelt announced that a successor to Justice Brown will not be named before the June vacation. The court will be vacant into October, and no decision has been reached or will be announced soon, with names including Secretary Taft under consideration.
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Washington
Taft
Roosevelt
Justice Brown
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Republicans Stand by Statehood Bill in House Vote
After a two and a half hour caucus the Republicans in the house voted 126 to 35 to stand by the statehood bill as it passed the house and seek a senate conference on the measure. The session also covered debates on the legislative appropriation bill and railroad rate questions with sppeches by senators including Rayner Foraker Lodge Dolliver and Nelson.
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House
Senate
Nouse
Rayner
Foraker
Lodge
Dolliver
Ohio
Massachusetts
Babcock
Wis
Gardner
Mass
Roosevelt
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tillman
Nelson
Two Women Killed by Train at Chicago Crossing
A Wabash railway train struck two women at Thirty third street and the Western Indiana tracks in Chicago. The mother and daughter died instantly. the younger woman’s body was dragged 200 yards under the train, crushed and scattered along the rail.
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Crossing
Chicago
Thirty-third Street
Hotel fire in Tus tin destroys business district
Four people died in a blaze that leveled the business portion of Tus tin Osceola county and started in the Hotel Compton basement from a defective furnace. Guests escaped in night attire as flames swept the area.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Tustin
Osceola County
Compton
Beav er farmer McCoy acquitted of brother murder
Beaver Pa March 17. After a long night the jury found Robert McCoy an aged wealthy farmer not guilty of murdering his brother Hugh McCoy. The acquittal ends the high profile case resolved in favor of the defendant.
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Beaver, Pa
Robert McCoy
Hugh
Sheriff Fatally Shoots Burglary Suspect in Red Oak
March 14 in Red Oak Iowa Sheriff William Thomas shot and killed Harry Barker as Barker attempted a burglary at George Brown's iron works. The confrontation occurred in the office on the premises.
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Red Oak
William Thomas
Harry Barker
George Brown
Drowned Skaters Joseph Gardill and Harry Chamblin
Two boys, cousins Joseph Gardill and Harry Chamblin, drowned while skating in Mason City on Wednesday evening near Bloomington Indiana.
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Bloomington
Joseph Gardill
Harry Chamblin
Mason City
Draw Declared In Nelson McGovern Bout At National Athletic Club
The six round fight in Philadelphia ended in a draw after early inaction and crowd protests. Nelson led in the later rounds but both men exhausted attempts to engage as the referee warned repeatedly.
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Philadelphia
Nelson
Terry McGovern
National Athletic Club
McGovern
Chinese Envoys Sail for England France and Belgium
Prince Tsai Tse and high commissioners Chang Chi Heng and Li Cheng To with secretaries and attaches sailed on the White Star liner Baltic from New York to continue their investigations in England France and Belgium.
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New York
Prince Tsai Tse
Chang Chi Heng
Li Cheng To
Baltic
England
France
Belgium
Writ Denied in Tucker Murder Appeal
Washington March 17 Justice Harlan of the supreme court refused the writ of error in the Tucker case. Charles L Tucker under death sentence for the murder of Miss Mabel Page at Weston Massachusetts in March 1904 remains to be executed.
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Washington
Justice Harlan
Supreme Court of the United States
Charles L. Tucker
Mabel Page
Weston
Mass
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