Rochford Land Co Wants Column Proprtors Rochford Capret
Ali aboard for South Dakota the land of great opportunities and invest ments. Must be sold at once an A No 1 lot in Balcom's Addition. For Sale Elegant residence of 10 rooms with city water basement shade trees and cement walk priced for quick sale. House on Winona Street and a good house between Main Street and the CM and St P depot offer affordable chances. A good house and barn in a good location cheap with a small barn and 19 A for sale at a bargain.
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Ali
South Dacota
Balcom’s
Winona St
Packed Body Found in Trunk After Wife’s Disappearance
In Brownville New York April 28 the body of Mrs Sarah Brennan wife of Patrick Brennan a paper manufacturer was found hacked with an axe and the skull crushed in packed in a large trunk at their home. A bloody axe lay nearby and James Farmer and his wife neighbors have been taken into custody. The Brennan home had been transferred to Farmer for two thousand one hundred dollars and Brennan claims no involvement though his wife denied signing the deed. Brennan has searched for his wife since her disappearance as villagers combed the area. The trunk beating opened revealed the body.
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New York
Sarah Brennan
Patrick Brennan
Brownville
James Farmer
Brennans
Brennan
Evans to Resume Command on May Fifth at Santa Cruz
Santa Barbara April 25 Rear Admiral Robley Evans staff announces the admiral will not rejoin the fleet until May 5 at Santa Cruz, the day before the fleet sails into San Francisco harbor.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Train
Robley Evans
Evans
Santa Cruz
San Francisco
Roosevelt Pleased With Naval Policy Despite Shortfall
Washington April 28 President Roosevelt says he has achieved two battleships this year with a pledge for two more annually. He says the plan keeps the United States in the front ranks of naval progress and demonstrates the power to influence world naval policy, though four ships were not authorized this session.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Senate
Congress
President Roosevelt Battleship Programme Fails in Senate
An overwhelming Senate vote rejected the President's four battleship plan. The measure sought four battleships, but the Senate backed the house in approving only two battleships and related craft. The debate spanned three days with opposition over war implications and naval strategy, ending with a $123,115,659 appropriations package for two ships and supporting vessels.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Piles
Beveridge
Senate Naval Committee
Indiana
Japan
Aldrich
Smith
Michigan
Allison
Marine Corps
Evidence of Paper Mills Price Fixing Unity Revealed
John Norris of the American Newspaper Publishers Association testified before the select house committee on price of print paper. He presented replies from publishers showing unity in price fixing and restricted sales among customers, with contracts not exceeding one year and output shifts. Norris argued mills aim to regulate price as they did before the 1896 Dingley hearing, despite claims of varied prices.
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Washington
John Norris
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Select House
Mr. Norris
Norris
Publishers’ Association
Mann
Dingley Committee
Raisuli Death Report Declared False by Dispatch
A Tangier dispatch to Echo de Paris denies Bandit Raisuli’s death. The report claims Elkines fired on Raisuli but he was not hit, with the framing of the volley coming from behind a bush.
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Paris
Tangier
Echo de Paris
Raisula
Raisuli
Roosevelt Message Blocked by House Filibuster Turmoil
Washington April 28. House rules snarl on the Democratic filibuster blocked President Roosevelt’s prepared message from being read in the chamber. Latta waited an hour outside. instructions prevented entry as motions tangled and quorum gaps persisted. Debates centered on the sundry civil appropriation bill with Republicans touting progress and criticising prior corruption and currency plans.
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Washington
House
Roosevelt
Mr. Latta
Senate
Williams
Tawney
Rodenbergg
Marshal
North Dakota
Spright
Mississippi
Congress
Shackelford
Missouri
St. Louis
Scant Attention to Presidential Message in Congress
Washington reports indicate the presidents message received scant attention in both chambers. The House, bound by new rules, could not officially receive the message, while the Senate, amid naval appropriation debate, began formal reading but adjourned before completion. The reading was postponed to the next day due to late hour and small attendance.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad Promotes Female Health
An advertisement urges mothers to use Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for teen girls with sluggish thoughts headaches dizziness and sleepiness. It cites Ellen M Olson of Kewanee Illinois reporting backache period regulation and operable claims after doctors failed. The ad frames the product as a long standing standard remedy for female illnesses and invites letters to Lynn Massachusetts for advice.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Miss Olson
Ellen M. Olson
North East Street
Kewanee
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Ruling Denies Co op Liquor Stock Permit in Iowa
Des Moines Iowa April 28 Attorney General Byers rules a Sioux City cooperative cannot issue stock to run liquor retailing. He says major Iowa law restricts liquor sales to individuals, not corporations, making corporate responsibility impossible. The decision could provoke significant litigation.
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Des Moines
Sioux City
Byers
Utica Free Academy Gutted by City Fire
Utica Free Academy in Utica New York suffered a devastating blaze on April 28 causing about 100000 in damages. Fire units battled flames with extensive interior damage reported across the building.
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Utica
N. Y
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Austin
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Lydia E.pinkham
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Ida Cronon
Zaab
Thomas Rochford
Paone 9Lil
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