Hetty Green Returns to Hoboken Flat Life
New York reports Hetty Green, famed as the world’s richest woman, has forsaken New York for Hoboken. She moved to a $40 monthly flat, leaving her city home to her son Colonel Edward Green. He says she dislikes city life, theater, and society, preferring a simple flat and old neighbors.
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New York
Hetty Green
Metropolia
Hoboken
N. J
Central Park
Colonel Edward Green
Colonel Green
O Malley Faces Bribery Charge In Maryland Case
Annapolis Md March 22 That the charge state auditor John F O Malley offered Delegate Willng R Smallwood 2500 to vote against the statewide local options bill in the house has been substantiated to the extent calling for grand jury action The committee report was unanimously adopted and directed to send the transcript to Anne Arundel county states attorney for presentation to the grand jury meeting next month.
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Annapolis
John F O Malley
Willng R. Smallwood
House of Delegates
Fox
House
Anne Arundel County
Tennessee Democrats Adopt Harmony Plan
Nashville March 22 Democratic politicians and editors adopted a harmony plan to reunite the party. A state convention will be held in Nashville May 15 to nominate judges and presidential electors, select delegates, and form a new state committee. If ratified by April 5 the harmony executive committee directs party affairs. if not, another Democratic conference is set for April 12 to reorganize and call the convention.
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Nashville
Tenn
Supreme Court
Court of Civil Appeals
Harmony Democratic Executive Committee
Nashnville
Aldrich plan eyed to end financial panics says Forgan
Chicago March 22. David R. Forgan president National City Bank denounced financial panics as a national disgrace. He said the Aldrich Central Bank plan would cure the defects of the system and make panics impossible or highly unlikely. He urged bankers and members of the transportation society to push Congress to pass the proposed legislation.
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Chicago
United States
David R. Forgan
National City Bank
Transportation Society
Aldrich Central Bank
Forgan
Congress
Mine Death List Reaches Seventy at McCurtain
Fort Smith Ark March 22 Official figures show the death list in the Sans Bois Coal Company disaster at McCurtain Wednesday is seventy. Twelve bodies were recovered today reducing the total to sixty four with six still in the mine. General Manager W M Bushnell says the recovered, those underground, and the twenty five rescued alive equal the mine payroll. Today felt like a long funeral as many volunteered to dig graves and clergy assisted the grieving families.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Sans Bois Coal Company
McCurtain
W. M. Bushnell
Port Smith and Western Railroad Company
South Georgian Train Leaves South Georgia for All Points
The South Georgian of the A B A departs for South Georgia at 10 15 o clock nightly. Sleepers bound for Thomasville and Waycross will be available for occupancy at Union Station by 9 60 p.m. The best route is suggested for passengers.
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South Georgia
Thomasville
Waycross
Union Station
CHECK INDORSEMENT RESULTS IN ARREST
Oklahoma City March 22 The return of a check indorsed by a justice of the supreme court of Oklahoma led to the arrest of R P Alford a fugitive charged with conspiracy to murder Ben Collins an Indian federal deputy marshal of territorial days in what is now Johnson county five years ago Justice Robert Williams indorsed the check without checking the signature believing the man to be friendly and familiar. When the check was returned the indorser recognized Alford and caused his arrest.
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Oklahoma City
Okk
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
R. P. Alford
Ben Collins
Territorial Daye
Johnson County
Robert Williama
Indorser
Alford
Murder in Sparta as Son Arrested in Dinner-House Shooting
Sparta Tennessee March 22 D Morge son a Van Buren County resident was shot through a window while dining and killed yesterday. His 17 year old son T J Morgeson was arrested charged with the deed. No witnesses and domestic troubles are said to be at the bottom of the affair.
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Sparta
Tenn
D. Morgeson
van Buren County
T. J. Morgeson
Day in Congress Senate and House activity report
Senate action includes Smoots health service consolidation bill and calls to revise tariffs, with trust legislation proposed and federal incorporation debated. A resolution regretting Dr Wilays resignation was objected to. House proceedings covered Hughes Borah industrial commission bill and war department inquiries on Apache prisoners at Fort Sill.
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Smoot
United States Public Health Service
Finance Committee
Interstate Commerce Committee
Wilay
Martin
Gallinger
Labor Committee
Hughes
Borah
Commission
Fort Sil
Okla
Palmer
Pennsylvania
Knox Arrives in Caracas to Enthusiastic Welcome
Secretary of State Philander Knox lands in Caracas as Venezuela celebrates with holidays. A crowd lines the streets, foreign ministers greet him, banners and arches adorn the city, and a banquet followed by a fireworks display marks the visit.
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Hla
Latin-America
United States
Latin America
Caracas
KNOX
Vaneeiadla
Philander
la Guaira
Manuel Matos
Tanares Alcantara
Venezuela
Washington
Bolivar
Matos
Yellow House
Miraflores Paleca
Gomez
Plaza Bolivar
Atlas Oil Co Auto Oil promotion promises ready draw faucet
The Atlas Oil Co advertises Per fecto Auto Oil as the oil of quality with a faucet in every barrel or half-barrel ready to draw, inviting customers to phone today to arrange purchase.
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Atlas Oil Co
Sixteen year old boy shoots police in Russellville Ky
In Russellville Kentucky on March 22 a 16 year old, Herman Lovelace, shot and likely fatally wounded Police Chief John Cleavenger as he tried to arrest him after a street quarrel with18 year old Elmer Eaton. Lovelace then fled, returned with a gun, and fired at the chief at close range before surrendering.
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Russellville
Herman Lovelace
Lovelace
Elmer Eaton
Eaton
John Cleavenger
Cleavenger
Emetic causes suspect to return stolen money in Nashua
In Nashua New Hampshire on March 22 Frederick Tupper, charged with stealing from lumberman John Hall, coughed up $15 after an emetic was injected hypodermically at the lodging house. The bills included a $5 bank note and a $10 yellow back. Police plan to use the money as evidence.
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Nashua
N. E
Frederick Tupper
Tupper
John Hall
Hall
Hart Schaffner Hart and Rogers Peet Suits Featured
The piece notes cold feet as a mental flaw affecting gamblers pugilists and suitors, then shifts to a sales pitch for Hart Schaffner and Marx and Rogers Peet Co spring suits. It touts the suits as the handsomest styles offered and asserts strong prices and quality as winners for the season.
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Tany
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Rogers Peet Co
Abduction Case Ties Lady Student to Florence Suspect
Police search Greensboro for Mrs Wombaugh a 19 year old bride missing since last Wednesday after leaving Oak Ridge Institute with Boyd Sing a Florence man student held on $2000 bail in an abduction case relatives say she was brought to Greensboro from Oak Ridge Wednesday night Sing and Mrs Wombaugh were last seen with plans to meet her husband in Greensboro no unusual conduct noted at Oak Ridge prior to disappearance
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Greensboro
N. C
Wombaugh
Boyd HK. Sing
Florence, & C
Sing
Oak Ridge Institute
Oak Ridge
Freight Rate Evasion Probe Hits Grand Jury
New Orleans March 22 United States grand jury probes alleged evasion tied to an indictment of the American Chicle Company for obtaining lower railroad rates from Texas and Pacific on Texas shipments. District Attorney Beattie and interstate commerce official Major Brady prepared evidence amid questions to railroad officials.
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New Orleans
United States Grand Jury
American Chicle Company
Texas and Pacific Railroad
Texas
R. Beattie
Major Brady
Interstate Commerce Commission
J. L. M. Neill Dies in Hot Springs
John Bb. M. Neill a Helena Montana publisher of The Independent died in Hot Springs Arkansas today of diabetic coma. He served as United States surveyor general for Montana appointed by President Cleveland and was at one time a member of the national democratic committee. The body was sent to Helena tonight.
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J. L. M. Neill
Hot Springs
Ark
John Bb. M. Neill
Helena
Mont
The
Independent
United States
Montana
Cleveland
National Democratic Committee
Defense in Crawford case stalls as witnesses are kept secret
New Orleans March 22 The defense for Annie Crawford Wil will begin tomorrow morning as court convenes. Two possible lines are alleged death by Elise Crawford’s own actions or Annie Crawford poisoning her sister by accident. Two druggists and Annie’s sister Mrs Edward Lee of Port Arthur Texas are among witnesses. The defense sought more time to prepare and adjourned until tomorrow. Annie smiled as relatives discussed Elise’s past conduct.
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New Orleans
Annie Crawford
Boon
Elise Crawford
Sher Aister
Edward ‘Lee
Port Arthur
Texas
Eline
Robert Crawford
Elise
Mrs. Crawford
Annie
Senator Bond and associate charged with altering enrolled bill
Jackson Mississippi March 22 State Senator W F Bond from Wigg ing county and S R McKisson an abstract title company official were arrested on charges of altering an enrolled bill that created Stone county with its seat at Wiggins The alteration allegedly would annul a recent election in the new county district Both men posted $1500 bail and denied the charges ahead of June grand jury sessions
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Jackson, Miss
W. Bond
Wigwing County
Stone
Wiggins
S. R. McKisson
Bond
McKisson
A Healthy Happy Old Age Promoted by Gentle Cleansing
A healthful aging message promotes gentle system cleansing with Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. Marketed as a natural, strengthening, and safe laxative suitable for all ages, it claims to warm and toning internal organs without weakness. Buyers are urged to seek genuine California Fig Syrup Co. products plainly labeled on the package front.
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California
Mother Gray
Petegists
Mother Gray Co
Bape x. OY
Republicans Present Wool Schedule Bill
Washington March 22 Republicans on the ways and means committee introduced a minority bill to revise the woolen schedule, lowering duties on wool and wool goods by about 40 percent and reclassifying grades per the tariff board. Specific duties would mirror the Payne Aldrich act, with ad valorem on raw wool about 85 percent versus 20 percent in the wood bill.
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Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Tariff Board
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