800 Afloat On Ice Feared Lost In Gulf Of Finland
Helsinkfors March 4 It is feared that 800 fishermen and their families afloat on the ice in the gulf of Finland are dead or perishing after ice drift and a storm. Earlier about 1000 people with horses fished off the east land when the ice parted. a block carrying 200 came ashore at Frederikshaid and the fate of the rest is unknown.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Gulf of Finland
Baltic Sea
Frederikshaid
Kaiser and President May Exchange Visits
Berlin rumors mount over a possible exchange of state visits between Kaiser William and the American president. Professor Brecht Wirth argues the idea with foreign office ties, while Congressman Nicholas Leneworth and Mrs. Longworth plan a Berlin May stay.
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Kaiser
President
Balin
Abbrecht ‘Wirth
Munch
der Tag
Recsavely
William
Wirth
Foreign Office
Nicholas Leneworth
Longworth
Berlin
United States
East Asia
John M. Schofield dies at 82 in Florida
Lieutenant General John M. Schofield United States Army retired former Secretary of War died tonight at 8 29 from a cerebellar hemorrhage. His wife and widow survive sectional services will be held at the church forecast. General Schofield’s career spanned continuous service from entry in 1868 to retirement in 1895 with rank of lieutenant general the highest then allowed by law. He commanded the army from 1880 to 1895 and later spent winters in Florida and summers in the East.
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Augustine
Fla
John M. Schofield
United, States Army
Fiis
Orrajy
Weshington
Sebofield
John Ming Fey Romght
Staul
Wei Guatade
Army
Washington
Snead
Florida
Wwe
Chick
East
Military ‘Committee
Corbin
MacArthur
Algeciras
Duke of Lancaster
Edward Witl
Paris
Wera
Wilk
Falieres
Fim Paria
Vritz
France
Landowners Tremble as Demands for Land Grow
Peasants press for land reform amid increasing pressure from landowners. The region sees rising tensions as demands for land ownership intensify, reflecting social upheaval and potential clashes between classes. Officials monitor the unrest as farmers organize efforts across the countryside.
Agrarian Trouble Seen After Serf Emancipation
St Petersburg March 4 The anniversary of serf emancipation failed to spark celebrations as papers debate the peasant question amid anticipated spring unrest. Conservative journals warn riot history repeats, while radicals blame incomplete emancipation and peasants’ debt and bondage as they foresee further misery before full liberty.
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St. Petersburg
Alexander
New Situation
PRIMARY CALLED FOR DODGE AND PULASKI COUNTIES
Democratic executive committees fixed April 18 for Dodge County and April 20 for Pulaski County primaries. Voter qualification requires pledge to support nominees. penalties include disqualification of candidates who use money or whisky in campaigning. White voters in Pulaski must align with the party and support nominees.
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Fastaan
Democratic Executive Committee
Ents County
Pulaski
Hawkinsville
Democratic Executive Committee of
Senate
Democratic Party
Farmers Union Holds County Meeting in Holly Springs
A large crowd gathered last Friday in Holly Springs for a county meeting of the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America. President A D P Cox called the house to order, County Business Agent Taylor spoke on fertilizers and agricultural economics, Rev B Ragsdale offered prayer, and Hon C L Group of Canton was elected as a delegate to the state convention in Atlanta on May 3, delivering an enthusiastic address.
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Canton
Holly Springs
Farmers’ Educational and Cooperatve Union of America
A. D P. Cox
Taylor
B. Ragsdale
Atlanta
C. L. Group
Flames Destroy Seaboard Office in Portsmouth Virginia
The Seaboard Air Line general office building in Portsmouth burned to the walls, starting at 8:30 a.m. The loss is about 25 thousand dollars with the building valued at 60 thousand. many records and papers were destroyed while water damage affected others. Presidents Barr and E F Coat arrived as flames were controlled. 325 employees were away over Sunday and temporary offices are planned in Portsmouth.
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Portsmouth
Seaboard Ale Line Railway
Bare
E F. Coat
Seaboard
B. B. McCan
T. W. Raby
C. W. Hix
J. Cunningham
Tr. H. Wright
B. Ryan
B. Bidwell, Jr
Paratus
Navy Yard
Norfolk
Barr
Senate to vote on statehood bill this Friday
Washington March 4 The Senate plans a full week of debate on the statehood measure with a Friday vote. Rail rate and the Fort Worth railway issue dominate discussions as opponents and supporters push the submerged Fort Wayne amendment. House adjournment and Indian affairs loom as the calendar tightens.
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Houve
Foraker
Friends of the Union of
Lodger S Sulll
Philippines
Taritt
Committee On the Philippines
Jin
Lieutenant Schmidt Pardoned After Mutiny Conviction
From St Petersburg comes the news Emperor Nicholas has pardoned ex Lieutenant Schmidt who commanded the Russian cruiser Oicha koft during the Sebastopol mutiny and was recently sentenced to death. He told the court prior to sentencing that his pillory would be the frontier post between slavish and free Russia and that he would die smiling if he could buy freedom with death.
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Schmidt
Dessa
St Petersburg
Nicholas
Whs
Oicha~koft
Sebastopol
Andy
Schnudi
Russia
Free
Physician Kills Wife With Hammer in Offalo
In Offalo Newfoundland on March 4, Dr Henry L Whitbeck a physician and dentist killed his wife with a hammer and then shot himself. He approached her from behind as she sat in a rocking chair striking her, the wife long an invalid and about the same age as her husband. He had recently been treated as a patient by a doctor in town.
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Offalo
Henry L. Whitbeck
Whitbeck
Meridian Tornado Relief Plans Begin Rebuild Efforts
Meridian endures devastating tornado with many homeless and several fatalities. Relief committees organize aid, estimate property loss at about 1.28 million with 500,000 in residences, and plan to use local funds and state grants while declining outside appeals. Thousands view wreckage as rebuilding starts with workers arriving tonight and tomorrow.
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Lindsey Hil
Georgetown
Jeiier
49- Con
Marion
Mechza Junction
Bachan
Beiag
Merhlian
Merilin
Uintley
Meridian
Tamus
H. M. Street
Board of Trade
Situa Hon
Mississippi
Gtn
A. 8
Bozeman
Ctizens
Board of Tract
A. S. Bozeman
Vardaman
Fas
Uut
Mc Fant
Weather forecast for Georgia comes from Washington bureau
The forecast calls for fair weather Monday and Tuesday with rain only in the western portion on Tuesday. Light to fresh west winds shift to east, with higher speeds near the coast. Temperatures remain mild as fronts move through, bringing improving conditions later in the period.
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Washington
Georgia
Corona
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