Italian Desires to Obtain Royal Consent to Wed Sen Elkins
Rome reports the Duke of the Abruzzi seeks King Victor Emmanuel’s consent to marry Katherine Elkins daughter of U S Senator Stephen B Elkins of West Virginia A Rome return is rumored as no denial is issued and Washington says the duke may visit America again Italian court etiquette requires a formal notification of such marriages and Italy would only require archival record entries if the union occurs in the United States The Vatican says Catholic conversion poses no obstacle Stoessel to Prison after court martial for surrender of Port Arthur begins ten year term in fortress
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Rome
Duke of the
Victor Emmanuel
Katherine Elkins
Stephen B. Elkins
West Virginia
Washington
America
House of Savoy
Abruzzi
Miss Elkins
United States
Italy
Senate
Savoy
Vita
Vatican
Elkins and Duke of the Abruzzi Visit Baltimore
Miss Katherine Elkins and the Duke of the Abruzzi traveled by car from Washington to surprise Senator Filkins at the funeral of Senator Whyte. The trio later returned to Washington. The Duke is slated to sail from New York on the Lusitania under the name Luigi Sarto.
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Baltimore
Katherine Elkins
Washington
Filkins
Senator Whyte
Liverpool
New York
Lusitania
Luigi Sarto
Conscience Barriers Tarnish a Man's Failures
A man who failed seeks to justify his outcome by claiming conscience prevented him from acting. The remark underscores how personal ethics are used to shield responsibility and influence friends.
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Washington Post
Senate Passes Bill to Raise Lifesaving Service Pay
Telegraphic briefs note the senate approved a bill increasing salaries for life saving service workers. Also reported: Emperor Francis Joseph’s condition improves after a week with a cold. Jake Schaefer wins an 18.2 balkline billiards match over William Hoppe by 400 to 314 in New York.
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Senate
Francis Joseph of Austria
New York
Jake Schaefer
William Hoppe
Mob Attacks Dowagiac Bank Officials After Closure
Dowagiac Michigan March 21 mob of about 1000 jeered and pelted President Frank W Lyle and Vice President Ira B Gage of the City Bank of Dowagiac as they were taken to the county jail in Cassopolis. Lyle faces embezzlement charges and deposits at insolvency. Gage charged with receiving deposits after insolvency. Bail denied for Lyle, Gage held on bonds of 8500 and 5000 respectively.
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Dowagiac
Mich
Frank W. Lyle
Ira B. Gage
Cassopolis
Lyle
Elks’ Lodge
Gage
Martin Gebhard
Geee
Roosevelt Criticised Over Corporate Information Request
In the House, Mr. Hardwick of Georgia denounced President Roosevelt for not sending Congress all information on corporations in his possession. Mr. Mann of Illinois defended the president saying he acted in good faith. The Hardwick resolution to force full data was tabled 148 to 115 as debate on the fortifications bill continued and Mr. Bartlett of Georgia challenged GOP claims on rail rate and Sherman laws.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Hardwick
Georgia
Congress
Mann
Illinois
Senate Passes Ship Subsidy Bill for Various Routes
The senate approved a subsidy plan paying 4 per mile to 16-knot vessels operating between the United States and South America, the Philippines, Japan, and Australia. Amendments lower the rate to 2 per mile for 12-knot ships and require a line to stop at two South American ports if multiple lines run to the region. Hale argued for an auxiliary navy to reduce reliance on foreign powers during war.
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Washington
Senate
South America
Philippines
Japan
Australia
Atlantic
Cape Charles
Hale
SAYS HORNE WAS INSANE General Horne insanity testimony in murder case
Missouri alienist testifies in the trial of General Richard C. Horne charged with the murder of H. J. Groves editor of the Kansas City Post. Dr. J. M. Allen concludes Horne was largely unbalanced and at the end insane, a paranoiac, after a lengthy hypothetical question. Dr. S. Grover Burnett notes age, arterial hardening and exaggerated reflexes.
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Kansas City, Mo
Richard C. Horne
H. J. Groves
Kansas City Post
J. M. Allen
Liberty
Horne
Groves
Allen
S. Grover Burnett
General Horne
Flood Crest Reaches 39 Feet In Wheeling Distress Grows
Distress grows among the poor as Wheeling district records a crest of 39 feet 6 inches after the fourth flood in five weeks. The water was stationary for three hours before a slight retreat begins and rapid recession is expected.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound A Woman’s Remedy
A promotional piece extols Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a grand remedy for women’s ills. It cites Mrs Bertha Muff of Louisiana Missouri who after twelve years of suffering and eleven doctors found restoration through Pinkham’s remedy and advice.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Bertha Muff
N.C. St
Louisiana
Despondent Hosford Takes Own Life in Washington
Washington mourns Frank H. Hosford, a known newspaper correspondent and former reading clerk of the house, who died by self inflicted knife wounds in the capital. He had suffered ill health for nearly a year and voiced despair to his family about recovery.
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Washington
Frank H. Hosford
Reading
House of Representatives
Governor Guild in Critical Condition Advances Few
Boston March 21 The condition of Governor Curtis Guild remains extremely critical with little change since Thursday evening His physician says the governor is holding his own but remains in serious condition under medical care.
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Boston
Curtis Guild
Tailor Ed Schiewek invites ladies to made to measure suits
Ed Schiewek, head of the largest ladies tailoring house in the country, invites all ladies to have suits made to measure for a perfect fit. He notes prices comparable to ready made garments and in some cases not more cost.
Vast Land and Farm Bargains Featured in Eastern Valley County
An offer lists 50000 acres of free home steads in Eastern Valley County Montana plus an improved 1424 acre farm with buildings for sale near Austin. Includes exchanges for Austin property or 80 acres without buildings, Pure Extra Early Seed Oats 50c per bushel, insurance and bonds services, and sales of an Aberdeed Angus, standard bred, at $75-850, plus a phaeton with pole for $50 to $90.
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Valley County
Montana
Austin
Banker’s Surety Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Pole
Shalves
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Wood, Ind
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Hanna
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