Doctors Declare Rice Died of Edema Not Chloroform
In New York on March 13 Assistant District Attorney Osborne pressed the cross examination of Dr. John H. Girdner in Albert T Patrick's trial for the Rice murder. Witnesses testified edema of the lungs explained death, not chloroform poisoning, with experts noting kidney and lung conditions. The hearing adjourned until tomorrow.
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New York
Osborne
John H. Girdner
Albert T Patrick
William M. Rice
Rice
Girdner
Alex. G. Leuff
Philadelphia
Moore
Jones
Leuff
Leuff If It Could Have Been Accomplished Without Waking the Patient. Dr. Leuff
Dr. Leuff
Kenneth W. Miliken
Augustin Flint
Cornell University
M. Moore
Print
Flint
Waldemar of Prussia to Seek Treatment at Dresden Sanitarium
Waldemar, eldest son of Prince Henry of Prussia, will soon travel with his tutor to Dr Seahmann's sanitarium for the white stag near Dresden. The move, tied to nervous disease care, mystifies court circles as to why the prince is sent to this facility.
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Berlin
Waldemar
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Union Pacific Absorbs St. Joseph and Grand Island Line
The St. Joseph & Grand Island railroad has been absorbed by Union Pacific. Harriman interests gained majority control after months of stock activity in New York, giving Union Pacific direct access to St. Joseph on its own tracks and another route to the Pacific coast. The Burlington was previously thought to hold the road.
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St. Joseph, Mo
St. Joseph
Grand Island
Harriman
Union Pacific
Pacific Coast
Burlington
Spanish cabinet resigns after Urzaiz withdrawal
Madrid March 13 The premier Senor Sagasta informed the queen regent that the cabinet has resigned upon learning the irrevocable resignation of finance minister Senor Urzaiz. Sagasta declined to form a new cabinet and the queen regent will consult with the chamber president to find a method for a representative liberal ministry.
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Madrid
Senor Sagasta
Senor Urzaiz
Duke of Alamodavar
Marquis Teverga
Senor Moret
General Weyler
Duke of Veragua
Senor Vilanueva
Count Romances
Sailor Chief Refuses Admission to Tutuila Samoa
Washington reports Captain Sebree, naval commandant at Tutuila, Samoa, issued an order denying admission to the island to indigent travelers. The action is seen as a response to his dilemma of detaining prisoners without proper facilities, aiming to keep out those likely to be arrest targets.
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Washington
Navy Department
Sebree
Tutuila
Samoa
Earthquake total destroys Tehengeri in Asia Minor
An earthquake on March 13 leveled the town of Tehengeri in Kastamoun province Asia Minor. Four people were killed and 108 injured in the disaster.
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Constantinople
Tehengeri
Kastamoun
Asia Minor
Senate Debates Ship Subsidy Bill Amid Morgan Links
Senator Berry opposes the ship subsidy measure arguing it favors foreign built vessels and could force American registries into a syndicate led by Morgan associates. Senator Hanna contests the claims citing lack of proof and notes foreign ships could not gain benefits under the plan. Perkins argues the bill benefits national prosperity and supports proceeding. Executive session followed, then adjournment at 5:25 p.m.
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Washington
Senate
Berry
Arkansas
Commerce
Hanna
Ohio
Morgan
Perkins
California
Commerce Committee
Wellington
Maryland
Arthur Pue Gorman
Hale
Maine
Alabama
Jean Louis Legure
Dominion of Canada
United States
Sitting Bull
Nebraska
Kearsarge
Fort Bridger
Fort Saunders
Fort Laramie
Wyoming
State of Washington
Washington State
Committee On Commerce
International Navigation Company
New York
Morgan Steamship Syndicate
White Star
Red Star
Leyland
Atlantic ,Transport
Io Lines
Mr. Barry
M- Morean
Spooner
Clay
Congress
Endless chain for buying booze runs novelty scheme in Spokane saloon
Lord Sholto Douglass proprietor of a Spokane mug house launches an endless chain plan to sell booze. A 60 cent certificate with six coupons is bought and resold. participants recruit six friends to trigger liquor rewards totaling 3.40 value or 1.80 cash. Douglass claims past bicycle sales on this plan netted 30,000 dollars.
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Spokane
Wash
Lord Sholto Douglass
Marquis of Queensberry
Lady Douglass
Miss Mooney
Lord Sholto
Lord Shoto
Refutes Old Tradition Prince Henry Prussia Visit Epoch
Vienna papers hail the end of Prince Henry of Prussia’s U S visit as marking an epoch in monarchies and republics relations. The Neus Wiener Tageblatt calls the visit a striking refutation of the long standing antagonism between American and European forms of government.
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Vienna
United States
Prince Henry
Prussia
Neus Weiner Tageblatt
Rubber King James Dick leaves to employees and charities
James Dick known as the Rubber King died in Glasgow on March 7 and left £100000 for distribution among his employees. The bulk of the fortune will go to charities. His cashier receives £5000, his cook £2000, and other domestic staff share thousands. Clerks get £300 to £500 each.
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London
James Dick
Glasgow
Great Northern Plans Four New Shops in St Paul
In St Paul Minnesota on March 13 the Great Northern Railway announces completion of plans for four new shops. The total cost for the buildings and contents is set at 700000 dollars.
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St. Paul, Minn
Great Northern
Cabinet Criticised Over Imminent Home Rule Warning
London's press debates the abandon ment of King Edward and Queen Alexandra's Ireland visit. Critics say ministers were heavy handed to avoid Home Rule risk, while the Times notes Redmond's stance on Irish coercion and boycott tactics. The Daily Mail reports on the ongoing controversy.
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London
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Ireland
Speen
House of Commons
Methuen
Freeman's Journal
London Times
John Redmond
Chicago
Manchester
Redmond
Finnerty
New York
Chamberlain
George Wyndham
Wyndham
Bryan Warmly Greeted in Capitol Visit on March 1
William J. Bryan arrived in Washington from New York on the way to Harrisburg. He met Nebraska delegates at breakfast and later circulated through the House and Senate wings, receiving a warm welcome from members of both parties. He discussed a direct election of senators but said the Capitol visit carried no political significance.
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Washington
William J. Bryan
New York
Hartisburg
Nebraska
Congress
Capitol
Bryan
House of Representatives
Henderson
Littlefield
Maine
House
Grosvenor
Ohio
Swanson
Virginia
Senate
King Edwards Riviera Visit Abandoned This Morning
This morning officials announced that King Edwards proposed visit to the Riviera has been abandoned, ending the planned royal engagement and travel arrangements.
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Edward
The
Riviera
Danish West Indies Sale Treaty Debated in Folketing
In Copenhagen March 13 the folketing opened on the treaty selling the Danish West Indies to the United States. Premier Denitzer said Denmark acts for islanders and compensation. He praised U S friendliness and foresees a better position for the islands.
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Copenhagen
Danish West Indies
United States
Folkething
Denitzer
Denmark
Resolution Ordered Reported on Boer Relief Funds Request
Washington March 13 The Burleson of Texas resolution asking for state department information on Reverend Hiram B Thomas requests to bear relief funds to Boer concentration camps was ordered reported by the House foreign affairs committee. A letter from Secretary Hay was presented by Chairman Hitt detailing the case.
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Washington
Burleson
Texas
State Department
Hiram B. Thomas
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Torday
Hay
Hitt
Colorado House Honors John P Altgeld With Resolution
The Colorado House of Representatives adopted resolutions deploring the death of John P Altgeld calling him a great commoner whose life stood as a monument of civic courage steadfastness and incorruptibility amid calumnies and temptations.
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Denver
Colorado House of Representatives
John P. Altgeld
Harmony Seen As Cuban Reciprocity Talks Near Agreement
Washington reports say discussions on Cuban reciprocity ran smoothly with a conference of five Republican arbitrators and a three-member Ways and Means delegation. The two-hour session reviewed compromise plans including a December 1, 1903 limit. no final terms were agreed and a 2 pm session was scheduled for tomorrow.
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Washington
Ways and A Means Committee
Payne
Dalzell
Cannon
Ways and Means
Metcalf
California
Dick and Taylor
Ohio
Fordney
Michigan
Morris
Minnesota
Tawney
Venezuelan revolution remains active with clashes reported
Reports from Venezuela say the revolution is unchanged with rebels very active and having recently engaged government troops successfully. The message comes from San Juan Puerto Rico dated March 13.
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San Juan
P. R
Venezuela
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