Monarchist plot halted by death of Baron De Burgas
Rio de Janeiro reports a monarchist plot uncovered after Baron De Burgas died in voluntary action. Admiral Custado Jose Piello and others were arrested. The government tightens control of navy vessels and braces for possible unrest as details of the plot reach authorities.
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Rio Oe Janeiro
Custado Jose Piello
Baron de Burgas
Baron de Bargal
Gasipor
Arn
Navy
Tag
Admiral Mollo
Marshal Canturia
Pererina
Alkea
Demands are conceded in Pittsburg miners strike
Patrick Dolan district president of United Mine Workers announces after a three week conference operators conceded the miners demands and a fair Pittsburg district settlement is effected a conv to consider strike advisability Thursday will only confirm the agreed scale.
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Pittsburg
Prrrenurs
Patrick Dolan
United Muine Workers’ Association
New Wagone
Peking Crisis Deepens Over Manchurian Pact Talks
March 25 dispatch notes foreign ministers split on policing the legations in Peking. Russia threatens to break off negotiations if the Manchurian agreement is not signed by Tuesday. Prince Ching and Li Hung Chang review indemnity issues as the fate of the legation guards fuels tension. General Chaffee attends funeral rites for Riley and seven soldiers. Sabers and bayonets figure in Welsh Fusilier and Victorian contingent incident in Tiex-Tain with German involvement alleged.
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Pexixa
Rockhill
Ernest Satow
Peking
Prince Ching
Li Hung Chang
Russia
China
Robert Hart
Riley
Temple of Agriculture
Millhonors
General Chaffee
Tiex-Tain
Pusileer
Seven Miners Die in Gate Mine Explosion Near Connellsville
A mine blast at the Gates mine of the Eureka Coal company in the Klondike coke fold in Payette county killed seven of twenty eight workers. Rescue parties recovered ten men badly burned as a special train brought the victims into Connellsville Pennsylvania.
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Connellsville
Connellsvile
Gates
Eureka Coal Company
New
Klondike
Payette
Town guard called out as Boer threat looms near town
Middlesboro reports say a Boer force nears the town causing town guard mobilization and trench work overnight. Separate note from Knoxville indicates May 1 plant blow in at Middlesboro area and ongoing work to begin operation. Reports of minimal damage to fruit statewide with cold, snow in peaks and some blooms in warmer regions.
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Saki
Queens
Cape Colony
Boainoes
Rome
President McKinley appoints consuls and officials
President McKinley announced a slate of appointments including George E. Baldwin named consul at Nuremberg Germany Henry B Miller appointed consul at Niuchwang China Marion Erwin named attorney for the Southern District of Georgia Henry L Hertz to be collector of internal revenue First District of Illinois Also promotions in the Army and Navy and bids for new civil service and patent posts amid bank defalcation news in Michigan with a $195 000 loss reported by the currency controller Dawes
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Bavaria
China
Henry L. Hertz
First Minors
Wastixatos
George E. Baldwin
Ohio
Nuremberg
Bavary
Henry B. Miller
Oregon
United States
Niuchwang
Marion Erwin
Georgia
Ilinois
United States Volunteers
Frederick J. Barrows
Vanes States Volunteers
John E. Morris
Navy
Samuel W. Very
Dennis Haehoo
Warner B. Bayley
James H. Fortt
Nites Bank
Wasuixotox
Dawes
Firat National Bank of
Eczema Cure Promoted by Botanic Blood Balm
An advertisement touts B B B Botanic Blood Balm as a blood purifier for eczema itching rashes and related skin ills. Claims include healing sores stopping itching and improving complexion with 80 years of testing. Sold by druggists at 1 per bottle and 6 bottles for 6. address Blood Balm Co. Atlanta Ga for advice.
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Draggiste
Atlanta
Army garrison on Sullivan's Island to cost over 500000
Sullivan's Island property condemned and purchased by the government for an army garrison will be sold and cleared immediately. Construction will begin soon with quarters for four full companies and more than 500000 dollars spent on buildings and improvements. The commanding officer and captain quarters will be built among others, making the island a major South Atlantic coast station.
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Omantistos
Sullivan's Island
Eneata Iogane
South Atlantic
Salli Van's Island
Chile to keep Tacna and Arica despite protests
Chile formally states its intention to retain the provinces Tacna and Arica despite protests from Peru and Bolivia. The president will act only if requested by all three powers, signaling no outside check on its longtime claim from the 20 year war.
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Peru
Bolivia
New York
Chili
Tacna
Arica
Phosphate Miners Organize Syndicate for South Florida Rail System
Phosphate miners across South Florida form a syndicate to build a rail network with waterfront terminals in Tampa and elevators for shipments. The venture spans lower Florida mines and is expected to total several million dollars. A separate item notes William Humphries closing a $1,000,000 cattle and ranch deal in Omana for 5,000 acres in Chihuahua county with 400,000 in cattle.
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Tampa
Fla
South Florida
Big Texas
Omana
William Humphries
Ashland
Neb
Chihuahua County
el Paso
Largest steamship Korea launched in United States
The Korea, launched today at News Shipbuilding, is the largest steam vessel built on this side of the Atlantic. At 570 feet 4 inches long and 63 feet beam it displaces 18,600 tons with a 17 foot draft. Powered by 1,800 horsepower engines it is expected to run 18 to 20 knots and carry 1,400 passengers including 200 first class. The ship is intended for the Pacific Steamship line to operate between San Francisco and Hong Kong.
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United States
Wasmisotox
Korea
Newsport News Shipbuilding Company
Atlantic
Pacific 1
San Francisco
Hong Kong
Gold Brick Scheme Arrests In North Carolina
Frank Thompson A Deloy and H D Hawley were arrested in Greenstowe North Carolina for attempting a gold brick confidence scheme on Paul Garrett of Weldon Garrett reported the plan and officers traced the two men to a woods hideout where they found two gold bricks along with 500 in cash and an assay outfit Hawley was captured later in a hotel They face a preliminary hearing tomorrow Also noted is a report on French decorations for Americans including Merite Agricole conferred on James L Farmer Paris official in agriculture service in Paris
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Carolina
Greenstowe
N. C
Frank Thompson
A. Deloy
H. D. Hawley
Paul Garrett
Weldon
Garrett
Tment
Thom
Hawley
Wasursatoy
Decoration of Merite Agricole
Department of Agriculture
Prviceg
Paris
James L. Farmer
Great Floods In Spain and Other Disturbances Reported
Floods inundate towns in Granada province with crop and livestock losses and collapsed houses. A Granada girl was killed and a telegraph lineman murdered in separate incidents. Other entries note political nominations, a trust company formation, a locomotive works fire, a poison tragedy in Cass City, and a false Aden seizure rumor.
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Spain
Grasapa
Granada
Tlora
Lost Girl Kidnapping Scandal Hits Mississippi
Prominent Lucedale merchant W H Stevens aged about 55 is sought on kidnapping charges after allegedly taking a girl to Mobile with J A Freeman aiding. Freeman says Stevens and the girl planned marriage but no ceremony had occurred by March in Mobile.
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Monte
W. H. Stevens
Lucedale
Misa
J. A. Freeman
Freeman
Stevens
Mobile
Local notes on Walter Williams and authoress death
CasTORIA reports Walter Williams a bookkeeper at Western Union in Brxouam after an appendicitis operation. The Denver snowstorm abates as dawn rises. Wallie, well known authoress, dies in Loxpaw born August 11, 1023.
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Brxouam
Ala
Walter Williams
Western Union Telegraph Company
Williams
Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
Wallie
Loxpaw
Charlotte Sarynghug
Winpasta
Fort McPherson Sends Two Infantry Companies to Philippines
Orders from the War Department direct Companies L and K of the Eleventh Infantry to depart for the Philippines. About 240 men plus officers will travel to San Francisco in a special train, then sail. Fors McPherson will remain in charge of Companies B and F of the Twenty sixth Infantry.
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Foment
Far East
Atlanta
Fort McPherson
War Department
Eleventh Infantry
Washington
San Francisco
Fors McPherson
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Atrocities by the Turks Reported Near Seres
From Constantinople March 6 private advices from Macedonia describe Turks massacring three Bulgarian families in Aghamahalleh near Seres, northwest of Salonica. A nearby village with Muslims and Bulgarians is said to have been burned. details remain unavailable.
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Constantinope
Macedonia
Aghamahalleh
Seres
8Alonica
Monista
Jonis
Situation at Marseilles Cavalry Patrols City Streets
March 23 reports massed French troops in Marseilles center with cavalry patrolling broad thoroughfares and infantry guarding points. Docks employ about 1,200 laborers while strikers from other trades rally in sympathy. Police charge to disperse carters and lines of wagons block the depot.
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Mansuriurs
Wagena
Miners in Mittaberg District Threaten Imminent Strike
Miners and operators in the Mittaberg district face a possible strike as talks over the wage scale for April fail to reach agreement. President Dolanenyatt warns miners to ready for a sudden convention call before April if no deal is reached.
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Prrranuno
Dolanenyatt
Iike
Wasnixutos
T. H. Colley
Archie Colley
Jaodge
Henry I. Tompkins
Atlanta
F. H. Volley
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Bhanango
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Jall
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May
Hamimazoo, Mich
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Michigan
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Island
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Ching and
Middlesboro
Knoxvillx
the Sentinel
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Army
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Walmsoron
W. A. Rodenburg
Illinois
Civil Service Commission
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F. L Allen
Auburn
Duneil
St. Louis
Professor Northrup
Minnesota
Sullivan Island Station
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Seti Hentenhe
Mii
Florida
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Mich
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Dritish
Adon
Apex
Aes
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Lion Coffee
Woolson Spice CO
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Oto
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Kounou
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Ni Arte
Mle
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Agosta
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Pond
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Ely
F. H. Corning
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Honduras
Ecienae
Cramneston
St Mary's
Kelley
Savannah
Monaghan
Wilmington
Col
Haldot
Cuba
Binwisowam
Aln
Birmingham Machine and Foundry Company
East Birmingham
Cabe
Regina
Hig Steel Works
Mannix
Peany,o
Langbhn Tron and Nail Company
United States Steel Corporation
Georgia Drummers
Conounus
Travelers’ Protective Association of America
Purina Feed
St.Louis
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