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Mrs Harry B Thaw Seeks Annulment Amid Turbulent Marriage
March 11 1906 report outlines Evelyn Nesbit Thaw’s bid to annul her marriage with Harry K Thaw amid rumors of stage ambitions and public scandal. The piece notes Thaw’s alleged lifelong lunacy and Evelyn’s alleged tiredness of the relationship, while acknowledging Harry’s continued affection and hope to remain wed.
Controversy over Cancer Link to Everyday Foods
An alarmist claim tied cancer risks to common foods like tomatoes huckleberry pie and canned beans triggers debate. Scientists argue most foods pose no cancer threat while calls for pure food enforcement rise amid unemployment and public fear.
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Sefendler
Aly Canviei
Food safety concerns cited in long-ago report
A fragment discusses fears about cancer in enumerated foods and claims high fat content and deleted substances. It notes public worry over modern foods and mentions scientific analysis, urging caution about what people eat and stomach trouble as a consequence.
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Chen
Cantone
Cao
Taft and Hughes Debate Shape of Republican Convention
The piece notes Taft supporters, Hughes advocates, and Cannon and Fairbanks voices shaping the GOP scene. Delegates scrapple over New York prospects while signaling a Taft aligned trend. The piece hints at friction within states as Taft’s influence grows.
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New York
Hughes
Cannon
Three Million Yards Excavated For Pebrusry Canal Progress
Bulletin notes progress on the Pebrusry canal excavation totaling three million cubic yards with about ninety six million more to dig. Ohio Anti Saloon League officials project most counties to ban saloons under the new prohibition measure to take effect September 4.
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Goethal
Pebrusry
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Auti-Saloon League
Two-Story Schools Favored After Collinwood Fire
Editorials in several papers urge limiting school buildings to two stories after the Collinwood disaster. They point to the three story Cleveland school that collapsed killing 178 children and argue that lower structures reduce heating and egress risks, noting basement heating plants worsened the danger.
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Cleveland
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the Eliy
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Senator Owen Receives Praise From National Press
The Times quotes praise for Robert L. Owen of Oklahoma praising his stature and merit as a national figure. It notes Southern senators lack of Henry Clays in recent years and references Josaph W. Battey of Texas. The piece frames Owen as valuable advertising for Oklahoma and highlights his salary as a point of contention.
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Oklahoma
Bouter Owen
St. Louis
Henry Claya
Congress
Quen
Owen
Uliga
Times
Henry Clays
Josaph W. Battey
Taxag
Intrigue and politics mix as spring rumor swirls
The excerpt sketches a chaotic political and social scene with references to a famed orator, southern influence, and pending nominations. It notes Montana gubernatorial hopes, labor surpluses in Missoula, and shifting romantic entanglements alongside ongoing international tensions and domestic legal cases.
Striking Granite Polishers Reach Agreement in Quincy
In Quincy, on March 10, striking granite polishers who are notaries return to work tomorrow after a settlement was reached today. Details remain unavailable though union demands for continuing the open shop system were considered satisfied.
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Quincy
Death Comes Suddenly to Joseph Pennington
Joseph Pennington a pioneer resident of Montana died suddenly of heart failure at about 4 pm on a Saturday. He was 73, born in Kentucky, and had a long, eventful life as farmer and prospector across California, Colorado, Nevada, and Montana. Survived by his wife Delic Fine, a brother Dion Pennington, and an adopted son Thomas Bird Pennington, with funeral Monday at Twin Bridges cemetery.
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Big Hole
Madison County
Delic Fine
Missouri
Change of venue granted in Allen Carlson case
Dr. W A Allen will be tried in Dawson county district court for criminal operation against Miyx Mintle Carlson. Case moved to Milot City on change of venue after court heard motions. Frank Larson, alleged bribery link, case continued until Allen is disposed of. ALSH seeks new trial for J R Walsh, ex president of Chicago National Bank, convicted of illegal funds use.
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Chicago
J. R. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
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Jugge Anderson
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Tubayle plague measures disrupt Pacific arrivals
Valparaiso reports precautionary actions by authorities due to a diminishing Tubayle plague activity. Ships from the North Pacific are being diverted or restrained at Catinn Pers as health officials seek to control spread to Arica and other ports.
Tragedy in Tenino: McKay Kills Wife and Five Children
A Canadian native Warren McKay killed his wife and five children at his Tenino home then died by apparent self harm. Authorities found the bodies of a 7 year old girl and a 4 year old boy with throats cut and a 6 year old girl with a crushed head. the 7 year old is reported to survive. McKay had suffered facial cancer and recently returned to Washington with family plans thwarted by illness.
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Teno
Wash
Warren McKay
Canada
McKay
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McKey
Tenino
Michison
Washington
Beaverhead Fair gets $1000 appropriation from county board
Beaverhead County commissioners meet after adjournment and grant Beaverhead Fair association a $1000 appropriation. An agricultural fair committee of five is named: Featherly, Carmithers, Kaiser, Vicary, and Francis. Deputies to sheriff remain at three, plus a sheriff and under sheriff for a 89 day term. Land supervisors listed by road district and name across Dillon Lima Grant Wisdom Jackson Dewey etc.
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Dillon
Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead Fair Association
George R. Featherly
Carmithers
Kaiser
Vicary
Linn
G. W. Francis
Wisdom
Sherif
Charles Wells
Loomts Rice
Lima
Ly Lewis
Davis Cow and Coka Company Creditors Case In Maryland
The Davis Cow and Coka Company, acting as agents for Western Maryland Railway, faces a creditors claim of 1 788 dollars. The case, presented by Lyttch and Read, miners, seeks relief in the state circuit court. The petition will be passed with a decision pending.
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Baltimore
Trouble on Nimrod Antarctic Expedition
Christ Church New Zealand March 1 The barkentine Nimrod returning from Lt Shackleton expedition reports onboard dispute when Shackleton tried to seize control amid danger Captain England knocked him down Nimrod left Shackleton party encamped at Mt Erebus foot Aftermath involves magnetic surveys and a planned return voyage by Ainwood and Nimrod to support Shackleton party
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Barkentine Nimrod
Shaekleton
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Mt. Erebus
Prison sentence for perjury in marriage license case
Billings March 1. Weillan Eagle a Crow Indian pleaded guilty to perjury in securing a license to marry a minor girl, Agnes Langenfeld. He was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary. the girl is housed at the Home of the Good Shepherd in Helena.
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Billings
Agnes Langenfeld
Weillan Eagle
Helene
Anna Gould postpones depart for New York with children
Parla reports on March 10 that Anna Gould will delay leaving for New York for several days. She plans to stay in Amelia with her two children for about two months and had originally intended to depart tomorrow.
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Gead
New Yorks
Parla
Anna Gould
New York
Amelia
Court Nomination of John MacCourt as U.S. Attorney
The president sent to the Senate on March 10 the nomination of John MacCourt for the United States attorney position for the district. The action names MacCourt as the appointee to lead the district office.
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Sena
John Maccourt
United States
Freon
Governor and Mrs Norris Entertained at Dinner
Dr and Mrs St R Rathbone hosted a dinner Saturday evening at their South Pacific Street home honoring Governor and Mrs Norris. Guests included Dr and Mrs Ai H Swain, Mr and Mrs W M Oliver, and Mr and Mrs Rathbone. The party wore red and white insignia as greetings were exchanged prior to brief departures for Welens.
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Edwin
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American Ice Company Investigation Withdrawn
New York March 16 the attorney general's inquiry into the American Ice Company, in progress for weeks, has been withdrawn from the special grand jury on the recommendation of the special deputy attorney general who led the probe. The action was taken because no quorum or men had appeared since the investigation began, making any indictments vulnerable to attachment.
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New York
American Ice Company
Notine
Railroad Pleads Guilty in Rebate Indictments
The St Toul and San Francisco railroad pleaded guilty to 18 indictments alleging rebates to a Kansas City lumber company. The court imposed a fine totaling 19,000 dollars as the minimum penalty.
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St Toul & San Francisco Railroad
Micrond
Katana City
Ofely Coit
Amerian Cuytaay Chilengo Arrives After South American Cruise
Chicago at 110 Rio Janeiro March 20 reports the Ameri can Cuytaay Chilengo arriving yesterday from the Praido side of South America and scheduled to leave for Ue Uplind Stiles next Friday.
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Cuytaay Chilengo
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South America
Ue Uplind Stiles
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