Real estate and sales notices in a 19th century ad list
House and farm ads offer sale opportunities including a sixteen rooming house on east Bridge Street with modern amenities and hot water heat a good house with barn and three lots on Lansing A neat second hand De Laval cream separator and a seven room house for sale plus a harness shop in a small town A 160 acre farm with good house and new barn priced at 45 dollars per acre.
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East Bridge St
Lansing
Three Men Arrested Over Million Dollar Patent Conspiracy
Washington on February 28 Ned W Barton Henry E Everding and John A Heany were indicted and arrested on charges of destroying public patent records Bail set at 10000 each The case involves an invention for filaments and electrodes for electric lamps valued at more than 5 million dollars and a scheme to outpace other firms by tampering with filings and specifications.
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Washington
Ned W. Barton
Patent Office
Henry E. Everding
Hale Building
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
John A. Heany
York
Grand
Heany
Allen
Cowles
Barton
Death sentences handed to seven terrorists in St. Peterburg trial
In a fortress court presided by General Nikiforoff seven terrorists were condemned to death for the attempt on Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaievitch and Justice Minister Chtcheglovitoff. Two women were sentenced to death and another to imprisonment. Calvino the Italian journalist claimed the passport bearing his name was not his and asked to be tried as a Russian subject. The court excluded the public and heard defense from four civilian lawyers and two military advocates.
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St. Petersburg
St. Peter and St. Paul
Nikiforoff
Nicholas Nicholaievitch
M. Chtcheglovitoff
Calvino
la Vita
Rome
Tempo
Milan
Oklahoma Senator Denies Secretary of Interior Rule Over Cherokee Tribe
In a dramatic senate scene Oklahoma's Robert L Owen contends he as a Cherokee is not under interior secretary control. Kansas's Charles Curtis argues tribal property falls under that control. The exchange ends with Owen’s amendment rejected and him the sole supporter.
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Washington
Senate
Robert L Owen
Oklahoma
Secretary of the Interior
Owen
Curtis
Mr. Owen
Pat
Curtin
Kansas
Senator Owen
Supreme Court of the United States
United States
Supreme Court
Carter
Gore
Messrs. Owen
Clapp
McCumber
Lodge
Anarchist activity alleged in Madrid alarms Paris
A Madrid dispatch reports renewed anarchistic activity causing unease in Paris. Suspicious individuals have been arrested while approaching King Alfonso, prompting extraordinary precautions for the king’s safety.
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Paris
Mafin
Madrid
Alfonso
Eleven Injured in Railroad Collision in Alexandria
At the crossing of the Southern railway and the Washington Alexandria and Mount Vernon railway in Alexandria Virginia eleven people were injured one seriously when a freight engine collided with an electric train.
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Alexandria
Southern Railway
Washington
Mount Vernon
La Follette Endorsed by Republican State Committee
Milwaukee Feb 28 The Republican state central committee passed resolutions endorsing Senator La Follette as a presidential nomination candidate and warmly endorsing the president and the state administration.
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Milwaukee
Republican State Central Committee
Senator la Follette
Wes
Minnesota Republican State Central Committee Endorses Taft
The Minnesota Republican State Central Committee adopted resolutions endorsing Theodore Roosevelt and strongly supporting William H. Taft for the Republican nomination. The committee set April 16 for a convention in Minneapolis and July 1 for nominating state officers in St. Paul, with 1,128 delegates apportioned by county votes and district conventions.
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St. Paul
Republican State Central Committee
Minnesota
Theodore Roosevelt
William H. Taft
United States
Minneapolis
Taft
Hughes
la Follette
Roosevelt
James Larson
Walnut Grove
When Lincoln Fell A Racine Narrow Lynching Escape
Nicholas Miller a 78 year old German and longtime Democrat died on the Chicago and Northwestern tracks in Racine. A mob formed after he allegedly claimed he would pay 2100 to see Lincoln’s death but he was hurried away and escaped unharmed. The episode highlighted the era’s tense politics and Miller’s renown in the state.
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Racine
Wis
Nicholas Miller
Chicago and Northwestern
Abraham Lincoln
Miller
Kitchener’s Frontier War Gains Rapid Wins in India
Lord Kitchener’s expedition against the Zakkakhels in the Bazar valley makes rapid progress. Tribesmen are scattered and forts destroyed with many killed. Neighboring tribes stay aloof and Zakkakhsel leaders seek peace terms as credit for reorganizing the Indian army is noted.
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London
Lord Kitchener
Bazar Valley
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Austen Ander
Rochford Land Want
Rochford
California
Peter Caper Or
Presbyterian Church
TB. Turner
Solon
Tribe of Cherokee
Burlingame Bros
Austin, Minn
Committee For la Follette
D& Prices
Savorstaft
Lincoln
Wisconsin
Za.b. Weseman
Corner Bridge
Franklin
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