Wilson to Fight on Free Canal Tolls in Panama Act
Washington March 7 The bill to repeal the coastwise shipping exemption clause of the Panama canal act is expected to be presented to the House in about ten days. Democratic Leader Underwood and Chatman aidamson of the House Interstate Commerce Committee reached an agreement to press the measure after the rivers and harbors appropriation. The House is not yet certain of votes, with Republicans divided and some opposition from the administration.
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Washigton
House
Underwood
Chatman Aidamson
House Committee On Interstate
Cedarcroft Sanitarium Station 5 Nashville Tenn
An advertisement for Cedarcroft Sanitarium Station 5 in Nashville promotes its large South located facility on Murfreesboro Road. It claims modern conveniences, private grounds, and treatment of patients from many states and foreign countries without knockout methods, urging visits and offering literature and endorsements.
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Murfreesboro Road
Laston
VOG & St.Loms
Lebanon
Tennessee
Power Grisble
Station
Nashville Tenn
Congress Debates Canal Tolls Repeal Amid Partisan Pressure
President Wilson seeks repeal of tolls and charges on inter oceanic canals as Congress splits over a special rule to expedite passage. House factions push for fast action while Senate weighs flat repeal versus Chilton compromise. Support from individual members appears strong but uncertainty remains.
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Underwood
Representative Sims
Tennesset
Uni
Congress
House
Rules Committee
Henrys
Senate
Chilton
West Virginia
Wilson
Todas
Britain to push peace treaties with Latin nations
Secretary Bryan announced imminent treaties with Argentina Uruguay and other South American states similar to those already signed with thirteen nations. Britain has endorsed the general approach and aims to forward commissions to handle issues beyond diplomatic methods.
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Snow
Arnettine Chie
Uruguay
Bra al
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Netherlands
Chief Sam's Ship Sails Yet Lacks Africa-bound Hope
New York March 7 An ill fated voyage by steamship Cuurick intended to transport a large number of negroes to the Gold Coast of Africa failed to reach the promised land. The ship sailed under Cuban flag with white crew while negotiations and payments scattered the pending transit and burma shares in the Kim Trading company. Several detained men and women were left ashore as the steamer resumed voyage.
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Sim
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Durtlang
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Sam
Stil Do Sun
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Agai
Curinba
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Burma
Kim Trading Company
Hiltle
Fresh Revolution Feared in Haiti Amid Navy Orders
Washington reports March orders sending the battleship South Carolina from Guantanamo to Port au Prince as a precautionary measure. The move follows unrest around the Zamor government, with officials noting no immediate threat and the Nashville also ordered to Guantanamo for supplies.
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Washington
South Carolina
Guantanamo
Cuba
Port Au Prince
Das
Hart
State Department
Zamor
Hatien
Nashville
Siamese Twin Dies After Delicate Separation Surgery
The article reports the death of a Siamese twin named Madeleine Ward following a surgical separation on Wednesday. Suzanne, her sister aged 15, is recovering rapidly from the operation and its aftereffects.
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Madeleine
Suzanne
New rulers of Albania arrive for royal reception
Aguraesa Alvania Mate 7 and Prince Willand with Princess Sophie arrive in Albania to take the throne. The populace gave them a warm, enthusiastic reception as they begin their reign with ceremonial duties and public homage.
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Albania
Aguraesa Alvania Mate
Willand
Sophie
Hmwerds
Defends Patent Department From Magazine Attack In Address
Patent Commissioner Thomas Ewing Jr defends the U S patent office before Atlanta law students, arguing the department is efficient and honest with rigorous civil service protections. He counters caustic magazine criticisms as entertainment rather than reform, noting the system reviews 70000 applications in four years and only meritorious patents survive.
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Patent Department
Hot Magazine
Yizurvushy
Lab
Thomas Ewing Jr
Waitten
Folling
Max Tee
Dyers
Welham Hard
Hard
Patent Office
Circuit Court of
Facilites
Guiley
Numbler
Eien
Mr Tings
U Wwoadnney Inter
Piedmont
Hamiton
Douglas Dein
Atlanta
Ttlanta Sts
Mb Pug
Wasi
Kentucky approves Glenn insurance bill to regulate rates
Governor McCreary signs the measure creating a state rating bureau and a 1 percent tax on all fire insurance premiums. The tax funds the state bureau and its operations. Several major insurers including American British and German firms notify agents to cease Kentucky business, citing the bill as excessive, while 125 companies suspend operations temporarily. State officers say the bill adds about 45000 to the state's levy on insurers.
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Plankfort Ks Watch
Glenn Insurance du Pissare
Loren
Jomestl
Busi
Kentucky
McCreary
Grenn Insurance
Bil
Commercial Union of
New York
London
Lawa
Palatines of London
Plan to Create Admiral Grade Reintroduced in House
Washington March bill to create admiral grade would grant rank to commanders in chief of the Atlantic and Pacific fleets and Asiatic fleet with vice admirals under each. Approved by the War Department, the measure aims to place American commanders on equal footing with elder powers.
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Washington
Paugett
Mars Department
Kingston Woman, 79, Fatally Burned in Yard Fire
A Kingston woman age 79 died after her prairie yard fire burned her before help could reach her. She leaves two sons John T Stockman, a merchant, and WS Harper, a local media man, both of Kingston. The incident occurred Saturday morning around 4:46. Authorities reported the fire started in the yard and quickly consumed the victim before responders arrived.
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Fongsten
Rm Pertal
John Stockman
Yahd
John T Stockman
Harper Mediamc
Condition of Nordica Improves as March Departure Hopes
The American singer Lillian Nordica, afflicted with pneumonia, is described by her physician as steadily improving though fluctuating. She hopes to leave this place in March as her condition stabilizes with treatment.
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Nordica
Australasia
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Ordica
Savannah Man Bound Over On White Slavery Charge
A Savannah man was bound over after a preliminary federal hearing on charges of violating the white slave act. The court heard the alleged abduction of a Jacksonville girl who described her journey to Savannah and Charleston. The defense offered no testimony. bond set at 1000.
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Savannath
United States
FC Morcock
Jackgonvilly
Charleston
Seywinah En
Vaidk
Hudson
Jacksonville
Suffrage Advocates Race South Conference in Birmingham
New York executive board members of the National Woman Suffrage Association depart for Birmingham to plan enfranchisement campaigns. Leaders including Dr Loni Howard Shaw and Miss Cuphin Traute Rees will attend conferences with delegates from nearby states to endorse woman suffrage amendments.
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National Woman Suffrage Association
Brrmingham
Loni Howard Shaw
Cuphin Traute Rees
Wis
Janes Talow
Natal Fargani
Matherngs
Outdoor Principle to Cure Prison Evils
Reported remarks from a conference advocating outdoor reform as the cure for prison evils. State officials urged adoption of outdoor principles amid criticisms of existing conditions. The discussion named several speakers and highlighted proposed changes to inmate life and supervision.
Croxone Promises Kidney Relief With Cheap Remedy
A promotional note claims most sickness stems from weakened kidneys and offers Croxone as a cheap remedy. It asserts the product cleanses kidneys, stops urinary problems, and ends rheumatic issues, urging immediate purchase with a money back claim for unsatisfied users.
New Pair of Glasses Procured by Wilson
President Wilson returned to the White House after a Philadelphia visit to an oculist. He was fitted with a new pair of glasses and mingled with crowds on Chestnut Street before boarding the train. He joked about his eyes as he read news reports on the journey back.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Philadelphia
Tursults
Wile
Mesxne
Secret Service
Chestnut Street
Woman Recovering From Measles Contracts Meningitis
Kingston Georgia March 7 Special reports Mrs DM hansom a 17 year old girl convalescing from measles at home developed meningitis and is reported to be at the point of death leaving local doctors hopeful yet cautious about her condition.
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Kingston, Ga
DM Hansom
Canners Vote For Uniform Contracts In Assembly
The Virginia Canners Association adopted a uniform form contract this afternoon after a heated debate. The measure aims to protect members from unfair buyer practices in the evolving market. The convention adjourned, naming Fredericksburg as the next meeting place and electing FD S Belton president, Trncestle F Mo Hoddleston vice president, and WoC Sunlet secretary and treasurer.
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Rowneke
Virginia Cannes Associaion
Agaist
Everscanner
Jirgia
Frederchsbure Naas
FD S
Belton
Trncestle
MO Hoddleston
Woc Sunlet
President Wilson Seen Among Saturday Crowds At Station
The president mingled with a Saturday throng moving along a street near Market Street and the railroad station. He purchased three books and several magazines at the hood Station, then returned to his car for the trip back to Washington.
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Market Street
Ihoud
Wilson
Washingto
Home Remedy Promises For Cold Catarrh And Cough Relief
An advertisement touts a home treatment claiming to relieve cold symptoms, nasal and throat irritation, and bronchial discomfort. It promotes a simple method with a lozenge or inhalation approach, asserting rapid relief and safety, urging readers to purchase the product at limited prices.
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