Roosevelt and Hanna discuss Rathbone pardon or transfer
Washington reports a conference between President Roosevelt and Senator Hanna over Estes G Rathbone, Cuba post director, with views on pardon or transfer to U S courts. Gov Wood holds sole pardon power and may not act until Cuban courts decide. Rathbone allies and past Ohio scandals are cited, but no practical relief seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
L Roosevelt
Hanna
Estes G. Rathbone
Cuba
Rathbone
United States
United States Post Office Department
Wood
Neely
Reeves
General Wood
Supreme Court
Rath- Done
Senate
Ohio
Rathone
Party to visit Charleston Exposition with President Roosevelt
The roster for the Charleston Exposition visit includes Mrs Roosevelt Miss Carow J EK Gra cie Elihu Root Attorney General Knox Miss Knox Secretary Wilson Secretary Cortelynu Assistant Secretary Loeb Mrs Loeb Dr John F Wise Commander W S Cowles Colonel L S Brown and General Agent Sithern Railway McLatta Charies Cottrell plus a representative of the Associated Press and several leading Washington newspaper correspondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston S. C
Roosevelt
Carow
J EK
Gracie
Eliu Root
Knox
Wison
Cortelynu
F Loeb
Loeb
John F Wise
W 8 Cowles
L S Brown
Sithern Railway
McLatta Charies Cottrell
Associated Press
Washington
Young Garfield appointed civil service commissioner
James R Garfield son of the late President Garfield accepts a civil service commissioner post, vacated April 1 by William A Rodenberg. A Cleveland lawyer working with his brother Harry A Garfield, he is an Ohio political figure and former state senator who authored the Garfield election law on campaign expense filings, later repealed. Garfield resides in Mentor, a Cleveland suburb.
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Futon
Ohio
Secretary of State
Garfield
Mentor
Cleveland
Trade Values of Germany Show Decline in 1901 Imports Exports
Berlin March 20 A commission of commercial experts under government statisticians reports Germany’s foreign trade for 1901. Imports total 5 709 000 000 marks, down 323 060 000 from 1900. Exports total 612 000 000 marks, down 740 060 000 from 1900. Imports from the United States rose 1 500 600 marks while exports to the U.S. fell 51 marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Tjrmiong
Germany
United States
Congress This Week Eyes Chinese Exclusion Bill
Washington dispatch outlines a busy week in Congress. The House will tackle the sundry civil appropriation bill and the revenue cutter services measure, with the oleomargarine and Chinese exclusion bills moving as special orders. Debate includes possible amendments and timing aims for a vote by Tuesday or soon after, while the Philippine government bill awaits further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Revenue Cutter Services
Friends of the
Mitchell
Oregon
Penrose
Harbor Hills
Filipino Leader Surrenders After Spent Fortune on Rebellion
Manila reports Rufino, who spent 6,000 in efforts to incite rebellion in Misamis province, offers to surrender with seventy five rifles to the native constabulary. General Chaffee departs April 10 for Samar to witness the surrender of insurgent Guevarra on April 15. Cholera cases rise with ten new infections and four deaths this week.
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Manila
Rufino
Misamis
Mimndanao
Chaffee
Samar
Guevarra
Book writer Smythe killed in Lake Charles shooting
On Ryan street in Lake Charles a book writer named Smythe was shot and killed outside a pool room as churchgoers walked to services. Witnesses indicate the incident involved provocation and point to Wo A Karkwood of the Swift-Icirkwood company as the shooter.
Churches Victims to Fury of Storm Ravages Town
Storm wrecks devastate churches and civic buildings as Wade Services report destruction across Wei Ais. Local crews assess damage in the aftermath, while residents begin cleanup and relief plans. Authorities urge caution amid continued risk and seek aid.
Storm Rips Through Plitedburg Pa With Fatal Injuries
A violent wind storm struck Plitedburg and nearby areas causing widespread damage. Homes unroofed, trees toppled, and telegraph lines failed, with major injuries including church roof collapse at Knoxville Presbyterian and multiple critically hurt worshippers. Downed railroad infrastructure and power outages compounded the chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pliteburg
Knoxville Presbyterian Church
Knoxville
K. J. Phillips
Curtis Ray McKnight
Delevon Title Loss in Five Foot Mile Hey Twist
The fragment mentions Delevon title loss and a five foot mile scene with a twist, with unreadable parts. No clear individuals or organizations are identifiable. The readable bits suggest a local notice or sports style item but lack concrete facts for a solid summary.
Tennessee town hit by record storm damage
Tullahoma Tennessee reports a historic Friday storm causing multiple bridge and track washouts on the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis line between Cortner and Wartrace. McMinnville and Manchester areas suffered flooded properties, missing rail service, and several fatalities. Isbell Alabama also struck, with two churches wrecked and extensive structural damage including a blown roof and damaged depot.
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Cho Valley
Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
Hfe
Louisville
Lannville
Columbia
Chattancoxa
St. Louis
Murfreesboro
Tennessee River
Cumberland River
Alabama
Lincoln County
Cumberland
Carthage
Nashville and
Knoxve
Lancaster
Linder
Perry County
Lynchburg
Moore
Weath
Greenville
United Presbyterian Church
Jamestown
Here
J. M Jamison
Con
Tulloma
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis
Cortner Station
Wartrace
Duck River
Little Garrison
Tullahoma
Chattanooga
McMinnville
Smartts Station
Sparta
Alan Parker
First National Bank
Worle
Isbell
Ala
Methodist
J. F Marshall
Cherokee
J .B. Clarke
S& J. Little
J. Gaisser & Co
Corlear's park murder mystery linked to weekly pay claim
In New York City on March 30 a murder suicide at Corlear's Park is linked to a claim about weekly earnings. Sigmund Blanc a cigar maker from Philadelphia and Ida Klobeck a New York dressmaker were involved. Blanc wooed Klobeck in Holland and they argued over his supposed weekly pay of five dollars. She pressed him to show his pay envelope, and last night they walked toward Corlear’s Park where Blanc, unable to meet the claim, allegedly killed Klobeck and then himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ida
Jim Blane
Corleas York
Blane
Courtship on Ocean Liner Ends in Engagement
New York reports J E Oglesby son of the late Gov Richard J Oglesby arrived aboard the St Paul and announced his engagement to Miss Ida Rogers of the city. The couple met two days out from Southampton, engagement confirmed on the fourth day, announced at a dinner aboard. Guests included General McCoskey Butt and numerous New York and international figures. The wedding is planned for a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J E Oglesby
Richard J. Oglesby
Illinoig
St Paul
Ida Rogers
Thomas Rogers
Southampton
George A. Wheelock
McCosekey Butt
T. W. Adams
William J Birge
A. F. Boultbee
Alfred Carroll
William W. Coe, Jr
E. B. Colby
C. Dellwik
London
J. T. Lodge
Boston
John D Unid
New Yport
Bhiss A.M. Mitchell
Bishop Bonacums Victory in Church Property Case
Tecumseth Neb March 30 After a four year legal fight Bishop Bonacum wins possession of St Andrews Catholic church. Trustees aligned with Rev Father Murphy refused to admit the bishop's successor and locked doors to the church. Mass was celebrated today by Father Murnby, reassigned from Tecumseh to Seward, who was excommunicated by the bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tecumset
Nebr
Bonacum
St Andrews Catholic Church
Father Murphy
Father Murnby
Guthrie Fire Destroys State Capitol Plant
A devastating blaze in Guthrie Oklahoma destroyed the State Capitol printing plant and neighboring buildings. Losses total about 550 000 with the printing plant alone at 250 000. The fire started in the basement and, aided by high winds, ruined two presses and much equipment. only mailing lists were saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Okla
State Capitol
Hotel Capitol
St. James
Cammack
Richey General Store
State Capitel
F. H. Greer
Assletamce
Oklahoma City
Perry
Ming Fisher
Clarke Seen Likely to Defeat Jones in Arkansas Senate Race
Early returns from a majority of Arkansas counties suggest ex Governor James P. Clarke will win the United States Senate seat over incumbent James K. Jones. Jones refuses to concede as officials await complete counts, with Clarkes majority still uncertain and several large counties unreported due to communication outages. Meanwhile, Governor Davis appears to lead in two thirds of counties for the gubernatorial nomination against B W Rector, and Clarke seems set to defeat Jones based on the latest reported figures.
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Little Rock
James P. Clarke
United States
James K. Jones
Jones
Clarke
Homestead
Clarker
Ward
Nevada
Union
Ouachita
Arkansas
Senator Jones
Gald
Certa
Davis
B. W. Rector
James K Jones
Fire destroys Pike Opera House during matinee
Fire at the Pike building on Fourth Street between Vine and Walnut nearly wiped out the Pike Opera House during a matinee of Sag Harbor. About 2,000 attendees evacuated in good order as flames spread from a basement store room through lower floors to the auditorium. Manager Hunt and cast aided efforts to avert greater loss while stage costumes were saved. Damage placed at 35000 to 60000 dollars with 10000 dollars in scenery lost. the building, leased by Powell Crosley and others, sustained the heft of the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike Opera House
Cincinnati
Pike Building
Fourth Street
Vine
Walnut
Baker Alley
Sag Harbor
Pike Stork Company
D. H Hunt
Jams Express Company
Adams Express Office
jJaffee's
Hunt
Pike
SN Pike Estate
Powell Crosley
George Joffee
Adams Express Company
Henry Strauss
Cigars and Tobacco
Martin's
Bellinger’s Confectionery
Man Dies After Patrol Wagon Collision in Chattanooga
In Chattanooga Tennessee on March 30 William Carson was run over by a patrol wagon and died within an hour. A coroner’s jury found the patrol driver Yenpenpaw responsible for the death and charged him with reckless driving. The driver has been temporarily suspended pending further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
William Carson
Yenpenpaw
Teppenpaw
Registration closes for April 10 primary in Georgia
Local voters rush to register as books close today for the April 10 primary. Gov. candidate Dupont Guerry visits Atlanta and replies to The Macon Telegraph editorial attack. Atlanta’s day in Charleston exceeds expectations with 1,600 attendees. Weather issues include frost warnings for northwest Georgia. Ex banker Lee B Jones found guilty and fined, with two years on the chain gang if unpaid. Americus cuts city costs by retrenchment, debt down to 7,500 from 21,000. News notes cover Savannah mass, a South Carolina outlaw, storms across the deep south, and other regional happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dupont Guerry
Atlanta
Macon Telegraph
Charleston
Georgia
Weather Bureau
Lee B Jones
Amercus
Dover Fountain
Ogechee Road
Savannah
Cardinal Martinelli
Ghedral
Allied Party Convention to Convene in Louisville April 2
The Allied Party plans a national convention in Louisville on April 2 to unite reform forces against plutocracy. Delegates from Ohio, Missouri, Texas, Indiana, Illinois, Massachusetts and Georgia will attend, with leaders including J C Felter, J Ferrie and Senator William B Allen. The event will choose a name, form a platform, and form a permanent organization with broad citizen participation."}
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Louisville
Allied Party
Socialist
Union Labor
Union Reformers of
Ohio
Public Ownership Party of
St Louis
Wberry Party
Union Christian Party
Kansas City
Parker
J. C. Felter
J. & Ferrie
Inners
United States
William B. Allen
Nebraska
Ha Urshire
Colorado
John Breedenthal
Kansas
Joseph Chambers
St. Louis
Pomiliam
H C Thompson
Texas
Indiana
Ilinois
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Georgia
Hline
Tusday
Kentucky
Death of Col Mann Founder of Town Topics and Smart
Phenix Arizona March 29 E C Mann founder and former owner of Town Topics New York died here tonight of consumption He had come here weeks ago from El Paso where he resided for some time in the hope of regaining his health Albert Capron French cyclist set a world record for the mile on a track at the Coliseum riding 1 95 4 5 minutes faster than Waithour’s last year wand bay?
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Town Topics
Smart
Arizona
Phenix
Ariz
E. C. Mann
Ant
New York
el Paso
Washington
Albert Capion
Traffty
Tommy Hatl
Evelish
Coliseum
Waithour
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Estes G
Boustvelt
Ziomma
Weod
Case
President’s Party
Congress
Cleomargaring EN
Bruffino
Smythe
Stor
Wei Ais
Wade Services
Clarence McNulty
Fletcher Byron
Davie Smith
Joseph Adams
Albert Schmidt
John Meyer
Thomas Mechlin
Evan Jones
Rachael Schultz
Belle McGowan
Ohio River
Sawmill Run
Union Ridge
Jones and Laughlins
Barber
Waghington
Laughline
Usn
Neer
Iowna
Pines
Ca W
Robinson Run UW
Donald
Robert Patterson
Leon Averitt
John Patterdon
Robert
Mary Patteeson
Mary G. ‘Wallace
Mary Aver
Leon
U P. Ehurch
McDonald
Nobleatown Presty
Forest Oil Company
Wanonegahela
Segond Avenue
Amstrong Company
Liberty Avenue
Twenty-Fifth
Twenty-sixth
Tonight
Allegheny
Terran Church
Erama
Phipps Conservatoir
Boehenley Park
Montana
Penn Evenue
Fairmont Street
East End
Idaho
Monongarela
Artle Creek
Midis
Emory Valley
F J Upper
Saz
Bonacums
Guthrie Hay
Mm Diy
Plarke
BG Bie
Snow Tuat Clarke
Tuan
Bpavis
Horry County
South Carolina
McSweeney
Mississippi
Cecil Browne
Talladega
E. C Mann
Pike's Opera
French Chamber of Deputies
Edward
Elan
Col. E. C. Mann
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