Women Dissatisfied With Woodmen Group Plan Break
The Woman's Circle of the Order of Woodmen in the west considers withdrawing from Omaha management and forming a Pacific jurisdiction. A Salt Lake City convention on March 8 will discuss the plan and methods to achieve equal status with the Woodmen. Dissatisfaction stems from slow growth under Omaha leadership.
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Olney Resignation Sparks Canovas Controversy Abroad
The report notes Olney's demand for explanations on the Ruiz case and Cuba's handling of American citizens. It covers Spain's prompt probe requests from Havana, Washington's push for resolution, and related Cuban justice concerns amid ongoing diplomatic tensions.
Turks anxious to have peace in Crete and join Greece
Greek camp in Crete reports provisions lasting days while Turks seek order and favor Crete union with Greece. Foreign squadrons blockade Platunia area as Crete chieftains declare intent to unite with Greece. Greek king urges calm amid bombardment fears and powers weigh autonomy proposals.
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Consul General Lee Resigns Then Asked to Stay Post
A Washington dispatch reports Fitzhugh Lee the U S consul general at Havana has resigned but was urged to remain at least temporarily. Secretary Olney pressed to withhold resignation and briefed the White House. cabinet later discussed the matter. Lee indicated he would resign if not sustained by the state department. The issue concerned Charles Franklin Scott and a separate death report. Count Lefebre Da Haine, former French ambassador to the Vatican, dies at 68 in Paris.
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Health ad claims Dr Pierce cure for women ailments
An advertisement essay argues that women can influence marriage prospects by self presentation and healthy appearance. It endorses Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as purifying and nourishing, improving digestion and liver function to clear skin and restore vitality, citing a testimonial about poisoning of the blood and skin lesions.
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Senate Passes International Monetary Conference Bill
Washington dispatch reports the house on Friday suspended rules to pass the senate international monetary conference bill amid a lively two hour debate with votes 79 to 8. Support came from Republicans and Democrats, with opponents urging caution on bimetallism. Other measures debated include the Erdman carrier arbitration bill and a tea import ban.
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Ex-Treasurer Bartley and Ex-Auditor Moore Face Charges
Lincoln news reports that papers have been prepared to arrest ex-State Treasurer Bartley and ex-Auditor Moore on charges of misappropriating about $600,000 of state funds. Deputy Attorney General Edward P. Smith confirms the case, citing the sinking fund of $187,000 linked to the Mosher bank loss. Prosecution promises vigor, amid mining venture ties and sensational personal rumors. The governor, legislature, and courts push for swift action to address state financial misconduct.
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Have you read Philadelphia Times this morning
The Philadelphia Times promotes public integrity and honest government, describing itself as a broad, family newspaper with wide circulation. It stresses nonpartisan public issues coverage and invites readers to request specimen editions, outlining daily and Sunday rates and contact details.
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