Hetty Green Returns to Hoboken Flat Life
New York, March 22 Hetty Green richest woman in the world leaves New York for Hoboken N J moving back to a flat once costing 19 a month The move follows a belief New York life is dull and after gifting her city home to her son Colonel Edward Green she now occupies a 40 dollar monthly Hoboken flat She misses Hoboken neighbors and simple evenings preferring quiet and old friends over theater society life.
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New York
Hetty Green
Metropolia
Hoboken
N. J
Yars
Central Park
Colonel Edward Green
Colonel Green
Uptown
O Malley Bribery Charge Faces Grand Jury Action
Annapolis Md March 22 The state auditor John F O Malley offered Delegate William R Amashwood 3600 to vote against the state wide local option bill The house committee report found the charges substantiated and unanimously adopted directing transmission to Anne Arundel county state’s attorney for grand jury presentation next month.
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Annapolis
John F. O Malley
William R. Amashwood
House of Delegates
House
Anne Arundel County
Tennessee Democrats adopt harmony plan for party reunification
Nashville March 22 two state democratic conventions and editors adopt a harmony plan to reunite Accordant elements. A state convention in Nashville May 15 will nominate candidates for supreme court and court of civil appeals, electors, national delegates, and future state committee appointments. If ratified by April 5 the harmony executive committee leads party affairs until successors are named. If not ratified, another Democratic conference will meet in Newshville on April 12 to call the convention and reorganize the party.
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Nashville
Tenn
Supreme Court
Court of Civil Appeals
Harmony Democratic Executive Committee
Newshville
Aldrich plan would stop panics, bank chief says
Chicago March 29 The Aldrich Central Bank plan would cure the evils of the present financial system and make such panics impossible or remote, said David K Forgan president National City Bank in an address to the transportation society The bankers are reportedly united in backing the plan and urged congress to enact the proposed legislation.
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Chicago
United States
David K. Forgan
National City Bank
Transportation Society
Aldrich Central Bank
Forgan
Mine Death Toll Rises to Seventy at Sans Bola Mine
Fort Smith Arkansas dispatch reports the Sans Bola Coal Company disaster at McCurtain on Wednesday now lists seventy dead. Twelve bodies found today, total recovered sixty four. six remain underground. Twenty five men were rescued, all payroll workers. Funeral processions and burials continued as clergy aided grieving relatives.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Sans Bola Coal Company
McCurtain
W. M. Bushnell
Fort Smith and Western Railroad Company
Train Schedule Ad Highlights South Georgian Route
Every night at 10 15 the South Georgian of the A B and A leaves for all points in South Georgia. Sleeper cars to Thomasville and Waycross open for occupancy at Union Station at 9 p m. The best route to use.
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South Georgia
Thomaville
Waycross
Dassepsers
Union Station
Check indorsement leads to arrest in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City on March 22 reports that a check indorsed by a supreme court justice led to the arrest of fugitive RE. P. Alford on a conspiracy to murder charge. The case dates to Indian territory days in present Johnson county. The judge endorsed the check without verifying the signature, trusting a familiar face and confident manner. The indorser later identified Alford, prompting the arrest.
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Okl
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
RE. P. Alford
Ben Collins
Territorial
Johnson County
Robert Williams
Maner
Alford
Tennesseean Killed by Unknown Person
Sparta Tenn March 22 D Morge son a Van Buren county resident was shot in the head through a window and killed yesterday while dining. His 17 year old son T J Morgeson has been arrested charged with the deed. No witnesses. Domestic troubles blamed.
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Sparta
Tenn
D. Morgeson
van Buren County
T. J. Morgeson
Day in Congress Senate session and agency bills
In session at 2 pm Senator Smoot introduced a bill to consolidate all federal health agencies into a United States public health service. Manufacturers opposed chemical tariff revision. Interstate Commerce Committee recommended new trust laws and federal Incorporation. A resolution of regret over Dr Wilay’s resignation was objected to. Foreign relations reported a sea treaty bill. Adjourned at 4 37 pm. Labor heard supporters of the industrial commission. A war debt sum for Apache and Indian affairs topics were discussed. Rep Camvier of Pennsylvania made an unsuccessful bid to discharge the Indian affairs committee from further consideration.
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United States Public Health Service
Interstate Commerce
Wilay
Martin
Gellinger
sklughes-Borah’ Industrial Commission
Dail
Fort Sill
Camvier
Pennaylvent
Indian Affairs
Jaeng
Ee Bok
Knox Arrives in Caracas as Welcome Is Grand
Secretary Knox arrives in Caracas in a festive welcome, with holidays declared in his honor. He meets Foreign Minister Matos and President Gomez, tours the city, and attends a luncheon and a fireworks display as part of a broader push for closer U S Latin American ties. A Northwestern University professor links cold feet to failing in crowds, linking courage to foot warmth. Spring suits from Hart Schaffner & Marx and Rogers Peet Co are advertised as stylish and affordable.
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Knox
State Department
Latin America
United States
Caracas
Knox m
Venezuela
Philander C. Knox
la Guaira
Lino Date
Manuel Matos
Amares Alcantara
Bolivar
Matos
Yellowhouse
Miraflores Palace
Gomez
Mr. Knox
Northwestern University
Atlas Oil Co Ad Promotes Per fecto Auto Oil
The Atlas Oil Co announces its Per fecto Auto Oil touted as the oil of quality with a faucet ready to draw in every barrel and offers delivery by the barrel or half-barrel today.
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Atlas Oil Co
Sixteen Year Old Shoots Russellville Police Chief
In Russellville Kentucky on March 22 sixteen year old Herman Lovelace fatally wounded the town chief of police after a street quarrel with 18 year old Elmer Eaton. Eaton was seriously wounded when Lovelace shot him in the forehead. Lovelace then fired at Chief John Cleavenger at close range and fled after offering no resistance to pursuing officers.
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Russellville
Herman Lovelace
Lovelace
Elmer Eaton
Eaton
Jas Baid
John Cleavenger
Ologe
Cleavenger
Coughing Up Stolen Money: Tupper's Potentiated Confession
In Nashua on March 22 Frederick Tupper, accused of stealing from lumberman John Hall, was injected with a drug that compelled him to cough up $15 in bills at a lodging house. Police report he yielded a $5 note and a $10 yellow back, to be used as evidence.
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N. H
Frederick Tupper
Tupper
John Hall
Hall
Abduction Probe Over Mrs. O. I. Wombaugh Case
Police search tonight for Mrs. O I Wombaugh a 19 year old bride of six months believed abducted. Boyd H Aing of Florence S C is jailed in $2000 bail. Sing a student at Oak Ridge Institute is held as authorities pursue motive and location in Greensboro and nearby areas.
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N.C
O. I. Wombaugh
Boyd H. Aing
Florence, & C
Sing
Oak Ridge Institute
Mra Wombaugh
Winston
Alleged Freight Rate Evasion Probed in New Orleans
New Orleans March 22 The United States Grand jury devoted hours to an indictment of the American Chicla Company for obtaining lower rates from the Texas and Pacific railroad on goods shipped to Texas by undervaluation. District Attorney C R Beattie and Interstate Commerce Commission representative Major Brady prepared evidence for days as railroad officials were questioned.
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New Orleans
United States Grand Jury
American Chicla Company
Texas and Pacific Railroad
Texas
C. R. Beattla
Brady
Interstate Commerce Commission
J L M Neill Dies in Arkansas Hospital
John L M Neill publisher of The Independent and former U S surveyor general for Montana died in Hot Springs Arkansas from a diabetic coma. He had been appointed by President Cleveland and once served on the national Democratic committee. Body sent to Helena that night.
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J. L. M. Neill
Dot Springs
Ark
John 4. M. Neill
Helena
Mont
The
Independent
United States
Montana
Cleveland
National Democratic Committee
Defense Begins Case in Annie Crawford Murder Trial
New Orleans March 22 defense for Annie Crawford will start its case when court opens tomorrow morning. Lines of defense remain secret though two main routes are alleged one that Elise Crawford died by suicide and the other that Annie caused the sister’s death by poisoning. Witnesses include two druggists and Annie’s married sister Mrs Edward Lee of Port Arthur Texas. Court adjourned after the defense asked for more time to prepare. Annie smiled as details of Elise’s past conduct were discussed, including a claimed former birth and remarks about possible harm to the child.
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Attoreneys
Annie Crawford
Elise Crawford
Uleter
Edward Lee
Port Arthur
Texas
Blige
Robert Crawford
Eliee
Senator Bond and accomplice charged in alterd enrolled bill
Jackson Miss March 22 State Senator F W Bond of Wiggin county and R B McKisson tied to an abstract title firm were arrested on charges of altering an enrolled bill creating the new Stone county with the county seat at Wigging The alteration allegedly would annul a recent election in the new county district Both men posted 1500 bail and deny guilt awaiting grand jury in June
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Jackson, Miss
W. Bond
Wigging County
Stone
Wigging
R. McKisson
Grand Jury
Bond
Mr. McKinnon
Healthy, Happy Old Age Promoted by Syrup of Figs
A promotional note extols gentle cleansing with Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a natural laxative. It claims the product is endorsed by eminent physicians, suitable for all ages, and warns buyers to choose the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. packaging.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Republicans Propose Wool Schedule Revision Bill
Washington March 7 22 Republican members of the ways and means committees introduced a minority bill to revise the woolen schedule of the tariff law. The measure would cut duties on wool and woolen manufactures about 40 percent and reclassify wool grades per the tariff board recommendation with specific duties, replacing ad valorem rates with a system near Payne Aldrich levels.
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Ways and Means Committees
Tariff Board
Tare Board
Payne-Aldrich
Ways and Means Committee
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