Boxing Bill Passes Amid Senate Showdown in March Session
The boxing bill passed the Senate with only one vote against and moves to align with the House on compensation measures. Citizens hear talk of dispensations for food legislation and a potential governor action on related bills as lawmakers push for final action before adjournment.
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Taft Arrives in Augusta amid Warm Welcome and Golf Ambition
Ex president William Howard Taft was greeted by about a thousand schoolchildren waving American flags as he arrived in Augusta. He toured the city, joined a golf round on the Country Club course, and spoke of wanting time for golf while promising appreciation for the reception.
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Wiliam Howard Yat
Augusta
Nited Stries
Richmound Kcademy
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Ely Council
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Prestet
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Permission to Test Tuberculosis Serum in City Hospitals
A German physician, Dr. Friedmann, seeks city approval to test a serum claimed to cure tuberculosis within New York facilities. Health authorities and officials debate access, with Ottawa and Berlin ties cited as potential testing sites. The Board of Health tentatively grants limited testing at a city hotel facility, pending regulatory clearance.
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New York
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Berlin
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Pankhurst Absent At Suffrage Meeting In London
London suffragist leader Mrs Pankhurst canceled engagements and went to Paris for a residence after a suffrage meeting in Hempstead. Mor a Drummond briefly led as disturbances broke out with students and attendants injured. Burns spoke in Islington while protests arose against municipal elections and progressive candidates.
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Lorax Government Board
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Islington
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Jeet Prubli
Rates 100 High Says Report on Railroad Prices
A legislative committee warns Montana rates for agricultural shipments differ from Pacific coast terms, urging the railroad commission to implement a new statewide schedule. The report calls for 23 percent higher rates than present on all shipments and 10 percent less on express, to lower prices for Montana produce and reduce coast advantage.
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Caucus Chooses House Nominees in Western States
In a lengthy caucus, Western Democrats selected House nominees amid debate over party unity. Key figures included Speaker Clatee and representatives from New York and Nebraska, with a decisive vote 148 to 115 for Gordons over former Rep. Woof Ryan. The event focused on party promises and internal consolidation for the coming session.
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Albany
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Raoul Madero Escapes Mexico Amid Political Turmoil
The report describes Raoul Madero and family members fleeing Mexico during a period of unrest. It notes possible clashes with government forces, mentions Carranza allies and rebel actions, and cites officials organizing retentions and transfers as authorities reassess control.
Republicans May Still Hold Jobs in Congress
Fragmented report indicates Republicans may retain posts through 1913 in Montana and other states as Democratic Senators Myers and Walsh contend term limits and party influence. Observers expect President Wilson to receive recommendations on postmaster and other offices after a delegation vote. The political maneuvering aims to balance Republican appointments with Democratic replacements, with no final slate settled.
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Wilson
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Stout
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Walsh
Stepa
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Explorer Report Describes Tragic End Of Expedition
Fragmentary report details a doomed Arctic expedition led by Lieutenant Nines with a dog team. Harsh weather and scarce provisions beset the party as they faced muting supplies and peril near their encampment, with rescue attempts failing.
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Wilson Presidency Begins Amid Ceremony and Open Door Talks
Woodrow Wilson's first day as president unfolds with minimal ceremony and busy engagements. He meets with poets and lawmakers, greets nearly 2,000 people, and handles routine White House duties, while delegations discuss the open door policy and administration plans. The day includes a Washington motorcade, a 40 minute East Room reception, and framing the administrative machinery for governance.
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Silk Workers of Paterson Strike Feels Labor Tension
Paterson New Jersey March 3 3400 plus silk workers walked out across 60 plants as 13040 workers join in. Industrial Workers of the World leader Arthur Giovannitti accused of addressing mass meeting urging a 1.2 dollar per week minin wage an eight hour day and wage revision. Police guard the scene as violence erupts when boss dyer John Shipps is knocked unconscious by six men wielding a baseball bat.
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