Bank cashier in Elkhart shoots self amid bank closing
Frank W. Cottle, 56, cashier of the State bank of Elkhart, from which a $34,000 shortage led to its closing, died instantly at his home after shooting himself in the temple. He had been ill with pleurisy and left a wife and five children in Elkhart. his father was a Louisiana sugar planter.
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Springfield
State Bank of Elkhart
Frank W. Cottle
Cottle
Jorden B. Cottle
Ta &G
Jordan
Mr. Cottle
Elkhart
Jouisiana
New insurgent group forms in Morong Province
Senor Ampil, mayor of Cainta in Morong Luzon, escaped captivity and claims a new insurgent force is led by Colonel Simmotee of Pasay. The 55 uniformed fighters, all with police badges, were said to be organized in Rizal province. Since Ampil’s return March 3 and a March 2 clash with constabulary, Morong is in ferment as inhabitants evacuate to save lives and crops. Sugar Convention Signed Brussels. The international Sugar convention was signed today.
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Morong
Manila
Senor Ampil
Cainta
Luzon
Simmotee
Pasay
United States
Revolt at Shabdis ends with leader killed
Belgrade reports an attempted frontier revolution at Shabdis led by Alavanties, a relative of Prince Karageorgevich. He rode with a small group in Servian army uniform to the town hall, gained the fire brigade, paraded gendarmes, and opened fire on Captain Nickolics, who killed Alavanties. the followers were arrested.
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Belgrade
Servia
Shabdis
Alavanties
Karagéorgzevich
Alavanties, With 2 Handful of Followers, Atriven At Shabats, From Mitrowics
Alavantjces
Fire Department
Alavanites
Nickolics
Alavantics
Patrick's Patrick's Rice murder trial heads to defense opening
March testimony in the Albert T Patrick case concludes with prosecutors wrapping their case. The defense plans to call about thirty witnesses, contesting Rice's death as natural and alleging forged signatures. Court adjourns for Patrick's lawyers to prepare their opening statement as Jones may be recalled for cross examination.
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New York
Albert T. Patrick
William T
Rice
Patrick
Attorney House
W. M. Rice
Jones
Texas
Houston
W. M. Rice Institute
Swenson
Donlin
Williams
Eloi Ce
William Rice
Witthaus
Osborne
Charles F. Jones
Fred B. House
Peruna Endorsed by Women in Testimonial Calumny
A letter from Lizzie Brody of Brooklyn praises Peruna for curing a severe winter cold and restoring health. Mary E. Sampson of New Hampshire reports relief from headaches and nervousness after six bottles, while Verona E. Roach, wife of a U.S. senator, calls Peruna a grand tonic for catarrh. The ad touts Peruna at $1.00 a bottle and offers free advice from Dr. Hartman of Columbus Ohio.
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Mise
Lizzie Brody
Hoyt Street
Brooklyn,. C
América
Mary E. Sampson
West Derry
Rockingham County
N. H
Mary
Verona HE. Roach
United States
Roach
North Dakota
Perona
Verona E. Roach
Larimore
N. D
Peruna
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
McAllister Resolution On Alignment Finally Shelved
McAllister resolution urging alignment of the southern Democrats with the orth and east was withdrawn when a vote to reconsider seemed likely to kill it. McAllister urged the measure be spread on the journal. it passed with one dissenting vote. Also, Baptist church delegates were chosen to attend the state convention in Rome later this month.
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Jackson
Miss
McAllister
South
East
House
Baptist Convention
Washington
The
Baptist Church
J. P. Jackson
M. C. Pope
R. C. Norman
W. T. Johnson
M. M. Sims
Rome
Wood Denies Report on Cuban Sugar Crop Purchase
Havana March 5 General Wood denies the claim by beet sugar interests that the Cuban sugar crop of this year has been bought up by the sugar combination as without foundation.
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Wood
Havana
Cunard Line Plans Two Giant Passenger Steamers
The Daily Post reports Liverpool March 6 that Cunard Line will build two massive passenger steamers, each over 700 feet long and delivering 43,400 horsepower, to surpass all ships afloat.
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Liverpool
The
Daily Post
Cunard Jing
Muse's steady trade built on thoroughness and trust
The speaker argues that steady business, built by attention to detail, ensures long term success. Mistakes may occur from shortages or oversights, but they stress a commitment to notice and correct issues, noting customers who have shopped elsewhere would recognize the difference.
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Muse
Liberal unity urged as solution to Irish and South African questions
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman told the National Liberal Club that only government by assent of the governed can solve the South African and Irish issues. He warned against a Rosebery led faction splintering the Liberal Party while Redmond argued for Home Rule and discipline in Ireland at a Finsbury demo.
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Campbell-Bannerman
Trish
London
Henry Campbell- Bannerman
House , of Commons
National Liberal Club
Lord Rosebery
Henry
New League
Sir Henry
Commonsense
Liberal Party
South Africa
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Easthborne
Lord Spencer
Roseberyiteberal League
Redmond
Ireland
John Redmond
Irish Parliamentary Party
Irish League
Finsbury Middlesex
Salisbury
Wyndham
H. H. Asquith
England
New German Tariff Bill Delays Haste in Reichstag
Berlin March 5 The Reichstag tariff committee set duties on rice at 4 marks for cleaned and uncleaned rice and proposed 6 marks on cleaned rice The massage oil was fixed at 4 marks and linseed and hemp seed at 75 pfennigs The long debates and sharp disagreements have delayed the bill prompting interior secretary Count Von Posadowsky-Wehner to warn against further procrastination
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Reichstag
Berlin
the Interior
Count von Posadowsky-Wehner
Budget cuts by Reichstag reduce German estimates
The Reichstag budget committee in Berlin has trimmed 23,500,000 marks from the government’s estimate, including 10,500,000 from the army and 4,200,000 from the naval budget. The panel ends work today enabling elimination of a 69,000,000 mark supplementary loan. It also diverted 33,000,000 from the China expeditionary loan and raised state contributions by 12,500,000 marks.
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Berlin
Reichstag
China Expeditionary Loan
Macon Trains Resume Almost All Schedules After Flood
Macon Ga March 6 special says rail lines entering Macon have recovered from heavy rains. Most trains run on schedule. Southern between Macon and Atlanta back, Brunewiel division still out, Macon and Birmingham limited to Thomaston. Potto creek bridge to LaGrange pending restart. Central and Georgia Southern Florida railways on regular service. river fallen and expected to be back within banks tomorrow. Those in East Macon provided for.
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Macon
Southern Railway
Atlanta
Brunewiel
Birmingham
Thomaston
Potato Creek
LaGrange
Central
Georgia
Southern
Florida
MANY WISE BID FOR OFFICE IN SPALDING COUNTY
Democratic executive committee in Spalding County aims to organize a county primary for nominative officers. The plan, to be held next month if an early primary is called, follows a precedent from two years ago. Candidates will begin touring towns as party factions anticipate multiple offices with no clear field. The article notes expectations of official patronage and lively county politics in Griffin Georgia.
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Spalding
Griffin
Maren
Allah
Heyigge
Death notices from Senoia and Macon Georgia
The report lists multiple obituaries from Georgia. Colonel C. P. Daniel of Senoia, a Civil War veteran and Griffin resident, dies in Atlanta at about 63. Interment previsto in Griffin. Macon merchants Simon Josephson and W. P. Clancey die in New York and Miami respectively as interments planned in Macon and Louisville, with details on their careers and families.
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P. Daniel
Senoia
Atlanta
C. P. Daniel
Daniel
Georgia
Griffin
Macon
New York
Simon Joséphon
Josephson
Metropolis
W. P. Clancey
Miami
Fla
B. D. Huguenin
Clancey
Louisville
Blizzard Sweeps After Heavy Drench In East Neighbor News
A new snow storm battered the East on March 3 to 6, bringing wet heavy snow, sleet and widespread travel delays. Wires and telegraph lines suffered outages as rail and trolley traffic slowed or halted. Snow depths reached 22 inches in parts of Pennsylvania with heavier accumulations in the Alleghenies and Shenandoah Valley.
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Virginia
Roanoke
Shenandoah Valley
West Virginia
Huntington
W. Va
Logan
Point Pleasant
Wyoming
Cheat Mountains
Guyandotte
Pole
Tug
Kanawha
New
Big Sandy
New York Central
Hudson
New York Central Railroad
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Bank and Tank Robbed in Columbia With Nitroglycerin
Special from Columbia reports the St Matthews Saving Bank and the dispensary robbed last night using nitroglycerin. Officials could not enter the small vault, and mechanics from Columbia were sent to assist. Details of the extent of the burglary remain unclear.
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Columbia
8. C
St. Matthews
Smalde
Mechanica
Large Evening Crowds Attend Tabernacle Conference
The Tabernacle Bible conference drew very large, enthusiastic crowds yesterday with Emma Tucker of Tennessee leading devotionals and Dr. Dixon addressing "The Uplifted Christ." Rev Morgen spoke on sanctification with Morgan outlining regeneration and experience aspects and a strong turnout from city and visiting ministers.
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Tabernacle Bible Conference
Emma Tucker
Tennessee
Tawner
Dixon
Boston
Mershan
Chicago
Dr. Dixon
Towner
Morgan
Mr. Morgan
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ELEA
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Ella Pittaway
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Ont
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Liberal League
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Western Union Company
Philadelphia
Easter
Wi- Hamsport
Western Union
Jersey City
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New Jersey
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Hazelton
Wilkesbarre
Harrisburg
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