McGovern Knocks Out Haley In 18th Round Fight
New York March 15 Terry McGovern of this city knocked out Patsy Haley of Buffalo in the 18th round of a fast bout before the Lenox Athletic Club last night. McGovern forced the pace from the opening gong while Haley landed some blows to the body and head, but McGovern remained unfazed. Haley bent from the harder hits and went down several times, with McGovern the clear master throughout and finishing in splendid style.
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McGovern
Haley
New York
Terry McGovern
Patsy Haley
Buffalo
Lenox Athletic Club
Europe Watching America on China and San Manday
Europe watches U S stance on China after Italy dispute with San Manday. Diplomats view Washington’s neutral posture as key to the Chinese crisis. Brings Guilford case delayed due to prisoner illness. Ex Governor Fletcher in serious condition. Heavy snow hits Aperperx with eight inches and drifting. Senate ballot in Sacramento grants Democratic tribute to Williams Gerford.
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Europe
America
Washington
China
United States
Italy
San Manday
Sacramento
Williams
Gerford
Aaron Jones Proposes Transportation Reform and Tax Cuts
National Grange Master Aaron Jones of Indiana testified before the Industrial Commission urging independent rate setting, control of trusts, and lower official salaries. He argued farmers bear heavy taxes, with Indiana farm income greatly taxed, and he singled out Polish immigrants as least assimilable. Presidential party arrives at Thomasville for rest, greeted by crowds and schoolchildren bearing violets for Mrs. McKinley.
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National Grange
Industrial Commission
Wasnixneton
Aaron Jones
Indiana
Jones
Thomasville
Mel Hanna
Hopkins
Senator Hanna
Dawson Street
Ice Breaks Missouri Pacific Bridge Near Plattsmouth
Omawa March 15. Heavy river ice from winter months caused the north section of the bridge across the Platte between Plattsmouth and La Platte to fail. Bridge crew from Atchison, Kansas, dispatched to rebuild. trains expected to run within two days. Also, Kid McCoy and Australian Jim Hall consider a match for April 25. Hall posts forfeit to bind agreement. A rotary snow plow failed to clear Cheyenne and Northern drifts, plan to evacuate remaining passengers.
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Omawa
Missouri Pacific
Platte River
Plattsmouth
la Platte
Atchison, Kan
McCoy
Hall
Marris
William A. Brady
Kid McCoy
Jim Hall
Brady
St Louis Baseball Club Sold at Public Auction
St Louis on March 15 G A Graner of Phil Graner and Bro. Lumber Company bought the St Louis Baseball Club at public auction for 33 thousand dollars representing creditors and bondholders of the Sportsman park and club.
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St. Louis
G. A. Graner
Phil Graner & Bro. Lumber Company
Sportsman Park and Club
Navy supply ship leaves Manila for Guam station
Admiral Dewey reports the Nanshan has departed Manila with supplies for the new Guam naval base. Reports note Rome cites renewed fainting fits but doctors see no serious risk to the pope. Swedish consul Alt Eseendrup promotes colonizing Missouri with Scandinavian emigrants.
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Dewey
Nanshan
Manila
Guam
Cleveland and
Newcastle
Senator Brice
Rome
Pape
Alt Eseendrup
St. Louis
Missouri
Emile Erickmann
Alexandre Chatrian
Erickmann-Chatrain
Camap Woodmen
United States
Memphis
Indiana
Chicago
Germany
France
Washington
Great Britain
British West Indies
Patrons of Tnndustry of American
Toledo
Cuba
Madrid
Vetoed by Gov Poynter in supreme court bill struggle
Lincoln March 16 Governor Poynter vetoed the supreme court commission bill. He says the measure was a makeshift to aid the court until a constitutional amendment to increase judges failed twice. The veto sparks a House vote Thursday as investigators resume and other items reach the floor.
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Lincoln
Poynter
House
Supreme Court
Supreme Court Commission
Cole's Gate In Jury's Hands
The trial of W.8. Cole for the December 2 killing of J. P. Breichbaum ended at 10 o clock with the jury to decide. Testimony closed yesterday afternoon as both sides completed three and a half hours of closing pleas.
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Cole
BioasuneTox
Med
J. P. Breichbaum
ASK AID FOR FOREIGN MISSIONS URGENT APPEAL
A Presbyterian board conference in New York plans a nationwide appeal to fund foreign missions. About 25 ministers attended. A letter will reach every Presbyterian preacher and congregation, detailing last year’s work and noting that $412,499 was raised in seven weeks, urging retrenchment to support field laborers.
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Presbyterian Board Mikes
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Presbyterian
United States
Board of Foreign Missions
Prince Henry of Prussia injured by falling plank
A dispatch from Shanghai reports Prince Henry of Prussia, commander of the German squadron in Chinese waters, was struck on the head by a falling plank during a ship launch. The wound bled but the skull remained uninjured.
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Prince Henry
London
Shanghai
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Cleveland Man Found Cure in Pink Pills for Headaches
In 1895 Charles Z Vogel of 1513 Lorain Street Cleveland credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing his long standing headaches tied to stomach problems. After two weeks he felt relief and a month later the pain nearly vanished, with no recurrence two years later. The ad touts pills as a universal remedy for nerve and blood disorders and lists price 60 cents a box or six for 2.50 from Dr Williams Medicine Co.
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Charles Z. Vogel
Lorain Street
Cleveland
Ohio
Charles Vogel
Dr. Williams
Mr. Vogel
Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Schenectady
Armour Plant Under Fire At Kansas City Beef Board
Army beef court arrives in Kansas City to inspect Armour packing plant, which supplied over 1,000,000 pounds of canned roast beef to the government. Testimony covers canning and roasting processes, with witnesses detailing carload spoilage and alleged product quality issues. Courthouse sessions continue as plans move to Fort Leavenworth and Cuba veterans.
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Armour Phin
Kansas City
Army Beef Court of Inquiry
Omaha
Amour
Armour Company
William M. Miles
Tourtelot
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Cuba
Lee
L.T. Rambo
Armours
Lee Rambo
Armonie
Major Lee
O. M. Smith
Chicago
Eagan
Gustavus F. Swift
Swift & Co
Indians Threaten Trouble Over Pine Sales Dispute
Minneapolis March 16 Michael Gogins a well known pine cruiser says Leech Lake Indians are in an evil temper and ready for trouble. They hold quiet councils and fear after pine sales they will still be in debt. Gogins estimates 1200 armed fighters. government has withdrawn Seventh Infantry from Fort Snelling leaving militia as sole force.
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Lynch Lake
Minneapolis
Michael Gogins
Gogins
Seventh Infantry
Fort Snelling
Aras River Shifts Course to Caspian Sea
The Aruse river in Transcaucasia has abandoned the Kura’s delta route and now flows into the Caspian Sea, following its ancient bed. The change places the river about sixty miles from the Kura’s mouth, altering regional hydrology.
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Aruses
Transcaucasia
Caspian Sea
Kura
Medill of Chicago Tribune Dies in San Antonio
Joseph Medill editor of the Chicago Tribune died in San Antonio Texas after heart failure. He was 46 years old and traveled here for health reasons. His grandson Robert R. McCormick was with him. remains to be sent to Chicago. Medill helped found the Leader and Chicago Tribune and helped shape Ohio and Illinois politics.
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Chicago Tribune
San Antonio
Tex
Joseph Medill
The
Robert KR. McCormick
Chicago
New Brunswick
Oaen
Stark County
Ohio
New Philadelphia
Free Soil Whig
United States Civil Service Commission
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