Debates and schedules frame a busy Washington week
Senate debates loom over the consular reform Indian appropriation and five emiiized tribes affairs while the house hones in on general legislation including legislative and past offices appropriation. Key figures like Senator Lodge and Senator Clapp are cited with expected actions and weeklong timelines as conference reports and statehood conferences unfold around Algeciras Morocco and the Philippines. Two events in New York draw interest Hoppe versus Slogsen in a high profile match and the National Civic Federation gathers for officer elections as smallpox concerns ripple through immigration and steamer Tartar passengers.
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Benator Lodge
Clapp
Tates
Senate
Moyocco
Committee On
Revisionm
Maslin
Lhn
Indianapolis
Presdient Mitchell
New York
Obimnoton
Wie Hoppe
George TP. Slogsen
Halle
Hoppe
National Civic Federation
Wll
Ofirera
California Prune Wafers Claim Quick Constipation Cure
An odd comparison contrasts natural living of indigenous peoples with factory life to argue against constipation biliousness and related ills. The ad promotes California Prune Wafers as a guaranteed cure, listing prices and distributors in Montana.
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Gilet
Wylip
California
Sa Ag
the Smith Drug Company
Ataconda
Mont
Christie & Leys Company
Butte
Asians Suffer as White Members Struggle in Gwar
In a clash marked by racial tension, white participants pressed forward while Asian attendees faced restraint and challenge, revealing deep fault lines in community interactions during the event.
Two Killed in Tunnel by Gas and Smoke Near Leadville
In Leadville district a tunnel incident left W G Fiemus a 23 year old bridge carpenter for Colorado Midland and Nicholas Clemose a night watchman and trackwalker dead from gas and smoke. Six carpenters were at work repairing the tunnel when fumes overcame all but one. the team experienced gas and smoke forcing through the tunnel as they labored. Fiemus hailed from Greenlee and Clemose from Kukamy, both in California.
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Leadville
Cola
W. G. Fiemus
Colorado Midland Railroad
Nicholas Clemose
Busk-Tvanhoe
Fleming
Fiema- Inkwan
Greenlee
Calo
Dianose
Kukamy
Boy denied pie prompts runaway tale in Philadelphia
An 8 year old, Walter Well, says he could not get pie at home and wandered from Garretts avenue to Vine Street. He was helped by strangers, taken to a restaurant for dinner, then to the Eleventh and Winter streets station house where an effort to locate his parents followed. He cried and claimed he had been there before, and police noted the prior stay. The boy says his parents shop has refused to satisfy his pie craving.
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Philadelphia
Walter Well
Garrett's Avenue
Eighth
Trace Streets
Loyse Fergeang
Winter Streets
Hwleh
Missing for Many Years Tadoga Doctor Returns
Dr. Bryan Mahoney, a well known Tadoga physician who vanished years ago, reappears in Nereb with no memory of intervening years. He recalls being 31 and boarding a Monon train. His wife, now in Unitna City, Kan, has remarried and raised six children while his father also practices medicine in the area. The family seeks consultants to help restore his memory.
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Tadoga
Byran Aminhoney
Cuba
Mahoney
S Monon
Wille Bay
Inayrum
Trance-Driven Disappearance Ended by Bed Discovery
Pittsburg March 2 Hale of Higsborough reports Mrs John Felix, who vanished in a sudden mysterious manner, found wedged behind bedstead after townsfolk prepared to search the Ohio River. She has suffered trance-like spells for years and remains in serious condition.
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Pittsburg
Hale
Higsborough
John Felix
Conlan
Girl Saves Her Father From Robber in Clyde
In Clyde Georgia on March 25 a 17 year old girl Mise Alshte Weadall frightened by a masked robber who burst into the Woodall home. She grabbed the pistol from the thief, handed it to her father We AL Woodall, and directed him to call for help. The intruder fled and was not identified.
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Clyde
Mise Alshte Weadall
Win
Hla Nos
Will Demand Big Money for Twenty Dollar Bond
Warcenter Atms March 2 Nerbert F Morgan landlord of the Morgan house Clinton found a 20 government bond at 2760 soon to bio last summer in Stang and which he misptaced and thought lost. The bond 1% years old is a rarity and Morgan expects to realize 12086 on it from a wealthy man named Gray. Morgan says Gray asserts he was too patriotic and wealthy to heed then. Morgan will send the document to the sub-treasury at Boston.
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Warcenter
Nerbert F. Morgan
Morgan House
Clinton
Marco
Morgan Esys
Gray
Iaurine
Boston
Mr. Morenn
Mr. Morgan
Captain Bunting Fined For Gifts To Jurors In Virginia Trial
In Accomac county Virginia Captain John W. Bunting offered jurors gifts after a favorable verdict, each receiving six dollars and ten cents. Judge Blackstone fined all who accepted, totaling twenty five dollars per juror, and Captain Bunting paid the fines. The court ruled the act too dangerous to become a precedent.
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Tichmond
John W. Bunning
Accomac
Blackstone
Bunting
Mail refusals target fake medical ads nationwide
The postmaster general ordered New York and Brooklyn postmasters to reject advertisements from illegal medical companies and ignore mail addressed to fictitious names. Boston and Philadelphia had prior actions, with reports tying some offices to criminal figures and the Susan Geary murder case. The department cited multiple deaths and high volumes of illegitimate operations, including up to two hundred operations daily and weekly incomes reaching $2,000 at some offices.
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Washington
New York
Brooklyn
Stookdynia
Une
Poatmaster Urner
Doston
Susan Geary
Boston
Thes Concerna
Will Appeal to President Special Disnated to the Standard
At a Bozeman meeting of business leaders today supporters pledged to avert the deportation of Ne Luy known as Mrs. Sing widow of Lo Sing who killed a man years ago. W B Burkett leaves for Helena to seek a 20 day stay from federal judge and Rev M R Donaldson plans to go to Washington to press President Roosevelt on the case.
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Bozeman
Luy
Tom Sing
W. B. Burkett
Helena
Federal Court
RM. Donaldson
Washington
Roosevelt
Fell love for rival through a phonograph
Newark reports Mrs Trollum sues her husband over a phonograph that played the sounds of his alleged affair with another woman. The wife, Nellie Scherter once a boarder, moves in with him, then leaves after disputes and the husband’s attempts to annoy her escalate.
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Newark
Afrs
Mies Scherter
Oho Mnat
Hollum
Nia
Drunken Man and a Gun Responsible for Death
A report from Billings states William Williams killed Ogden Berry during a quarrel at Berry a town on Lin Bridger Bear Creek division. Initial word said Williams shot Ogden in the ear. later reports say Williams was drunk and accidentally shot him. Ogden formerly worked for the Northern Pacific Express and was seriously injured in a wreck at Rapids two years ago.
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Standard
Billings
William
Butte Briefs Report City Visitors and Births
Snokene resident Fenneman notes activity in Butte as visitors arrive from Great Falls Townsend and other towns. New births announced at Talbot avenue and Euat Granite street with several residents’ names recorded. Sheriff Glateaine arrives from Dufon to serve papers in Beaverfeud County.
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Fenneman
Snokene
Wiliam ‘Kraney
Great Walla
Ll. Kilgrave
Thorson
Cripple Creek
Celo
Wilcoxte
Thornton
Townsend
F. Dettrick
Great Falls
Hutte
L. M. Hughes
Fins
Welena
L. King
Salt Lake
Butte
Michael Harrington
South Oklahoma Street
Duke Glateaine
Dufon
Welkerville
Beaverfeud
Anaconda Campaign Quiet As Aldermen Race Near
In Anaconda the city campaign remains calm with alderman races in Fourth and other wards. Coonan resigns as Fourth ward alderman amid moves by Democrats and Lyons named as successor. Republican and Democratic committees reorganize. Judge Fitzgerald joins the Democratic city central committee from the Third ward. The next committee meeting is set for Main Street.
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Walter Wellman
North Pole
Anaconda
M. Doyle
Coonan
Daniel Lyons
Cedar Street
Ucket
Jung
Republican City Central
Alanson
Fourth Ward
Dee C. Scott
Third Ward
Scott
Main Street
Captain Debonnaire in Gilbert's New Comedy at the Margaret
Paul Gilmore presents Captain Debonnaire a romantic comedy set in late seventeenth century France and Quebec New York with elaborate costumes and scenery. Star Scharloo embodies the French gallant Armorican hero in a large company production at the Margaret Theatre beginning Tuesday March 27 under Jules Murry's management.
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France
America
Paul Gilmore
Captain Nebannese
the Margaret
Scha Rolo
Gilmare
Une
Gel de Burnl
Mexander Salvi
Jules Murry
Mr. Gilmore
Society
Taare
Judge Loses Memory Wandering Streets in Europe
Hamburg report says Judge Rambure on a honeymoon tour vanished from Hanover on January 22 and was later found wandering in Zurich. Relatives travel to locate his whereabouts.
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Judge
Hamburg
Fitch
Rambure
Hanover
Zurich
Assault charge after razor attack in Billings
Spacial Dispatch reports Nina Gilbert, a colored woman, used a razor in an incident injuring Dora Dean, also colored, with serious back wounds. Gilbert faces an assault in the second degree charge as details emerge from the March report.
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Standard
Billings
Nina Gilbert
Dora Dean
Shen
Fire guts Fayetteville dry goods center. three buildings destroyed
A blaze in Fayetteville North Carolina destroyed three buildings in the city center tonight. The Frank Thornton Dry Goods store was involved and the total loss is reported at 3.3 million dollars. No fatalities occurred though several persons were injured.
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Fayetteville
N.C
Frank Thornton Dry Goods Company
Governor Pattman in serious condition after sudden decline
Reports from Columbus indicate Governor Pattman's health worsened overnight after a comparatively calm day. Medical staff note a pulse of 103 and increasingly rapid, difficult breathing as the situation develops.
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Columbus
Pattman
German and Bohemian societies challenge dance hall permits
Thousands of German and Bohemian supporters gathered outside the First Regiment Armory in Chicago to demand that the city governor authorize the mayor to issue temporary liquor permits for dances. Speakers denounced permit revocation as a violation of rights, and resolutions urged amending laws to allow lawful societies to entertain with liquor.
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Chicaxo. Mare
First Regiment
Michigan Avenue
Lown
Sten
Penis
Armory
Grier
Samuel Alsehuler
Iilnals
Godutter
Ins. Viollation
Iasw
B.T. Noonan
Notice to Creditors Estate of Edward A Ehlert
Notlee to creditors and all persons having claims against Edward A Ehlert deceased must exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication to the executor at John Tolan Duratonn Block Anaconda Montana. Executor William C Bowler states this notice is dated March 31 1906 in Dear Lodge County Montana.
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Edward A. Biert
Notlee
Edward A. Effert
Ralf
Thia
John
Tolan
Duratonn Dlook
William C. Bwler
Edward Aa. Ehlert
Anaconda
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