Waesland Sinks After Collision Off Holyhead
The American steamer Waesland, en route to Philadelphia, collided with the British ship Harmonides in thick fog off Holyhead Wales. The Waesland sank in 35 minutes. two lives lost. Harmonides rescued all passengers and crew and are bringing them to Liverpool. Fifty-three survivors arrived at Liverpool aboard the Harmonides.
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Court martial ordered for Major Waller and Lt Day over Samar executions
A court martial is set for March 17 to try Major Littleton Waller and Lieutenant P A Day of the U S Marines on charges of executing natives on Samar without trial. The case details recount brutal acts and questions of mental strain from hardships in the island campaign.
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Marriages stir scandal as Custance and Douglas wed
London gossip centers on two notices about Miss Olive Custance linking to both George Montague and Lord Alfred Douglas. In Raleigh hydrophobia spreads as nineteen dogs and several livestock die, while Senor Ampil, an American sympathizer, escapes in Manila and arrives amid tense pursuit of insurgents. General Chaffee tours northern Luzon as inquiries unfold.
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Miss Custance
Alfred Douglas
Olive Custance
St. George’s Church
Hanover Square
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Marquis of Queensbery
Custance
Grenadier Guards
Duard Alfred Douglas
England
Raleigh
N. C
Kernersville
Forsyth County
Henry Shields
Fila
Manila
Ampil
Cainta
Morong
Luzon
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Senor Ampil
Henry Allen
Organization of Native Constabulary
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Pretty styles drive buyers to mix and match new children’s suits
The speaker argues for varied display methods in stores to boost choice and originality. He criticizes the old method of grouping all goods for first come, first served sales as stifling distinct taste and breadth in selection.
Court alarmed by resurgent Tung Fu Hsiang in Pekin
In Pekin, March 6, the imperial court frets over General Tung Fu Hsiang who commands a large force. The dowager empress offered to pay him to disband his followers, but he refused, preferring protection by his army. The French legation protests French blame for disorders linked to Marshal Su's troops and seeks his reinstatement.
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NREET GROWING IN RUSSIA AND MEXICO PORT WORKS
A Daily News correspondent reports spreading revolutionary unrest in Russia with Siberian disturbances and a Tomsk governor ban on citizen meetings. In Vera Cruz Mexico President and cabinet arrive for port works ceremonies as visitors fill the city and two new lighthouses are inaugurated.
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Maya Indians Slaughter Near Merida Reported
Merida Yucatan March 6 federal troops clashed with warlike Maya rebels led by Chief Leon on the road to Guatemala near Santa Cruz and Peten. The battle left eighty rebels killed and 150 wounded as reported by authorities.
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Austria-Hungary to Raise Washington Mission to Embassy
Vienna reports editors will approve the move to elevate the Austria-Hungary Washington mission to an embassy in 1903. They regret Austria-Hungary was the last great power to recognize the United States.
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Austria-Hungary
United States
Sugar kartel profits in Germany face wipeout fears
Berlin reports that sugar cartel profits may collapse as Germany links to the Brussels sugar convention. Government resists until the United States and Russia join. Beet sugar producers demand delay for full claims and warn of industry ruin amid overproduction and global supply pressures. Britain and Jamaica respond with terms and appeals.
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United States
New York
National Society of Beet Sugar Producers
Russia
Deutsche Tageszeitung
Bundesrath
Reichstag
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Great Sugar Authority
Britain
London
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Jamaica
Kingston
Chinese May Stop Paring Indemnity Installment
Pekin reports fear that bankers commission refusal to accept the February indemnity installment will hinder future payments. Sir Robert Hart urged provincial authorities to promptly contribute shares, noting 1,280,000 tats now in the Shanghai bank risked being diverted or wrecked if terms fail.
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Robert Hart
Imperial Maritime Customs
Shanghai
Death Sentence Commuted For Osman Pasha
In Constantinople on March 6 Osman Pasha son of Bed rahan Pasha was sentenced to death for high treason but the sentence was commuted to perpetual imprisonment. General Nazem Pasha, son in law of former grand vizier Ali Pasha, had been arrested.
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Osman Pasha
Bedrahan Pasha
Nazem Pasha
Ali Pasha
Mormon Missionaries Target Danish Youth in Propaganda Drive
In Copenhagen in March, Mormon missionaries are distributing literature within Danish churches urging young girls to attend Mormon meetings. Statistics indicate that one in twenty two Danish emigrants to the United States joins the church, while clergy and government push to halt the proselytizing.
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Denmark
Copenhagen
United States
Danish West Indies Treaty to Be Read Twice in Copenhagen
In Copenhagen on March 6 the government reports the Danish West Indies treaty will receive two readings and a likely first reading this week. No long debate is anticipated. The treaty then goes to the landsthing where opposition to the ministry is described as the strangest.
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Copenhagen
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Landsthing
Manager Hesignus Appears in Stead of Sarita in Mexico City
In Mexico City on March 6 V, Grabare, mantper of the Am sipted na Sarita, appeared in his stead replacing the usual manager Graham Hesignus.
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Graham Hesignus
Mexico City
Test for Yourself the Wonder Curative Properties
A fragment advertises a product claiming curative powers branded as Swamip Root Dr Klimes with price markers of fifty cents and one dollar. The text repeats phrases and hints at a promotional promotion without clear context or verification.
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Hase
Swamip-Root
Dr. Klimes
No Poison Sign About Corpse in Patrick Rice Trial
New York March 6 defense opens in the Albert T. Patrick trial for the murder of William M. Rice. Dr Walker Curry testified no signs of struggle or poisoning were found, noting Rice died quietly with no choroform, oxalic acid, or mercurial poisoning evident. He treated Rice from 1900 until death and described a weak heart and dropsical legs, with no conclusive conspiracy evidence presented.
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Albert T. Patrick
William M. Rice
Goff
Witthaus
Patrick
Jones
Rice
Nouse
Walker Curry
Dr. Curry
Irish League Attacked Threats Prompt Irish Crises Move
The Times reports a violent article on the United Irish League and calls for the cabinet to empower the lord lieutenant of Ireland to activate dormant crime acts. It urges proclamation powers and the deployment of venue changes and special juries to confront the concern.
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London
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Lord Heutenant
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Baril Cadogen
Railways on the Ron as Associations Move to Pool
Western roads act to dissolve pooling agreements and associations to restrain presidents action. A federal injunction bill, prepared under Roosevelt directives, targets Chicago rail centers for Interstate Commerce and Sherman Act compliance. Interstate Commerce Chair Knapp confirmed filing plans as traffic groups face potential dissolution across about eighty associations.
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Chicago
Washington
Roosevelt
Knapp
Lostly Gifts For The Pope In Jubilees Mission Gifts
Rome March 6 The pope received several extraordinary missions from European rulers to mark his jubilee. They carried costly gifts and handwritten letters from state leaders. Emperor William sent a porcelain clock. He thanked the German envoy and spoke of good relations between Germany and the Vatican and the Catholic subjects under his rule.
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Vatican
Rome
William
Gerany
No End in Sight to War Prolonged, Says Correspondent
London dispatch quotes Edgar Wallace of The Daily News stating from Pretoria that there is no reason the war should end soon and it could stretch for another year or even two years.
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London
Cabling
Pretoria
Edgar Wallace
The
Daily News
Demonstration for Universal Suffrage in Brussels Turns Violent
A large rally in Brussels on March 6 urged King Leopold to speed electoral reform. Clashes between liberal and Catholic students followed. police dispersed the crowd with swords, wounding three students.
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Brussels
Leopold
Mberal
German tariff plan sets potato duty through July
Berlin March 6 The Reichstag tariff committee approved clauses of the proposed tariff bill. A duty of 214 marks will apply to 11 potatoes from mid February to end July. Potatoes will be duty free for the rest of the year.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Deadly Bath for Davidson Ends in Death
J R Davidson western manager for the Philadelphia Watch and Cage Company and a Chicago jewelry figure died after a 24 hour stay at the Great Northern bath house. Post mortem found a skull fracture and brain damage. police still seek cause while friends doubt foul play. He entered healthy and died in hospital.
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Chicago
Great Northern
J. R. Davidson
Philadelphia Watch and Cage Company
St. Janke's Hospital
Davieson
St Louis Official Arrested Over Bribery Attempt
A bench warrant was issued for John E. Becker city factory inspector by Judge Ryan on bribery charges. He allegedly tried to fix a jury that would try Charles Kratz a house of delegates member indicted by the December grand jury on bribery charges.
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St Louis
Ryan
John E. Becker
Warant
Fix
Stevial
Charles Kratz
Houseof Delegates
Fair Commissioners Organize for Louisiana Purchase Exposition
St Louis March 6 An organization of state and territorial commissioners to the Louisiana purchase exposition was formed tonight at a meeting with three states represented Illinois Arkansas and West Virginia The Illinois West Virginia and Arkansas delegations visited the world s fair site this afternoon and selected locations for their state buildings
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L[minois
Arkansas
West Virginia
Ilinois
Boer Mission Ends. Officials See No Credentialed Delegates
Washington reports Boer delegates failed to present credentials or seek relief from the administration. Their exact future movements remain unknown to officials. In Omaha, Dr Joseph Chambers of St Louis and J E Gort of Carthage Missouri led the Allied Third Party organizing efforts with a mass meeting planned to drum up support, Secretary Cook indicating Nebraska backing is anticipated.
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United States
Omaha Wnebr
Joseph Chambers
St. Lauis
J. E Gort
Carthage
Bmo
Opzania
Nebraska
Cook
Rasgeiehte SA Pyne gree reflects on its genuine Reis theme
A fragmentary note from a historical page mentions a company or platform linked to Reis and Pyne, highlighting a genuine Rasgeiehte theme. The readable text hints at branding or branding discussion tied to a regional entity, with limited context in the surviving lines.
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Reis
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