Russian Plan of Reform to Maintain Autocracy with Compulsory Education
M. Yermoloff drafted a constitution scheme for Russia that preserves autocracy yet grants freedom of conscience, creates a representative chamber, and improves working and peasant conditions. The labor commission dissolved after workers refused delegates, and strikes resume in St. Petersburg and Vladimir despite rumors of Trogranad.
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M. Yermoloff
Ieft
St. Pet- Vladimir
Bere Trogranad
A Russian Reform Scheme in the 1900s Constitution
The Matin reports a proposed constitution by Minister Yermolov outlining a representative chamber allied to the tsar. It envisions mixed aristocratic and popular input, budget constraints for the imperial family, liberty of the press, abolition of censorship, universal education, tax reform, and social protections for workers. It also includes Jewish freedom to trade, equal access to schools, religious liberty, and expanded medical care for the poor.
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Paris
Matin
Enaeure
Caar
Yemsky Sobor
Imperial House
le Om
Pensante
No Commission in St Petersburg Commission Dissolved
In St Petersburg the commission appointed to investigate worker discontent has been dissolved by royal order. The action cites the impossibility of proceeding after workers moved to elect representatives to the commission. The minister of ways and communications has instructed employers to elect representatives to present their needs to shop managers.
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St. Petersborg
March
Shidloveki
St. Petersburg
Peron
Mluster of
Hans
Aestor State Ra
A Letter to Mothers Promotes Vinci Cod Liver Oil
An advertisement claims Vinci cod liver oil restores appetite and color in mothers and children, boosts strength, and aids digestion with no oily taste or odor. It asserts the product strengthens weak or sickly individuals and offers money back if it fails. Eckert & Wells, Drugists.
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Vinci
Eckert & Wells
The Chadwick Deals Secret in Bank Case
Mrs. Cassie Chadwick appeared in court with a black and white gown and long gray veil as testimony unfolded about her large deposits across several institutions. Andrew Carnegie figure referenced, Holter and Oberlin directors testified that Chadwick’s banking dealings were not reported to directors before the bank failure.
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Cleveland
Cassie Chadwick
Andrew Carnegie
Holter Et
Oberlin
Ch 'National
Mm. Chadwick
PF. Doolittle
Oberfin
Chadwick Antil
Chadwick
Spear
Car Topples Over In The Air On Lake Street Line
A passenger coach overturned yesterday on the Lake Street elevated in Chicago. One woman was pinned on the tracks near the dead third rail with injuries feared serious. Several passengers were injured but no fatalities reported.
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Chicago
March
Lake Street
Desert 18 A Vast Sea
San Francisco reports the Colorado Desert flood tale with high water backing up canals and rivers into the landscape. The swollen Colorado River threatens irrigation soil and could reshape the desert’s hydrology, highlighting engineering impacts on waterways and settlement.
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San Francico
Cal
Colorado
Colorado Desert
Met
Wingsie
Arizona
Hardware men urged to advertise more in Iowa
An address at the Iowa Hardware Men's Convention argues hardware dealers should increase publicity. Burlington trader Thomas Nichols says persistent campaigns outperform sporadic ads, noting department stores profit from ads and urging hardware dealers to adopt regular, long term advertising, despite costs.
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Iowa
Thomas Nichols
Burlington
A M Palmer Dead Theatrical Manager Dies After Stroke
New York reports A M Palmer the theatrical manager died at J Hood Wright Hospital after a stroke. Born in Stamford he rose to fame leading Madison Theatre and Wallack's before renaming it Palmers. His career later faced financial troubles and Frohman later tapped him for Herald Square Theatre.
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New York
M. Palmer
J. Hood Wright Hospital
Palmer
Stamford
Madison i
Wallack's
Palmer's
Charles Frohmin
Herald Square Theatre
Sun Spot Discovery Reported by Toledo Professor
Toledo astronomer Professor Billig of St John’s College reports a large sun spot group in the sun’s upper left quadrant visible without aid. He predicts a rhythmic atmospheric disturbance may follow in the near future.
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Toledo
Maret S
Hillig
St. John's
Billig
Coldy Lead to Pneumonia and Bromo Quinine Cure
A fragmented note discusses pneumonia cause and a claim to remove it with Azalive Bromo Quinine. It instructs to call for the full name and look for the signature of H. W. Grove, dated 20.
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H.W. Grove
Roosevelt's Strenuous Life Echoed in Massin Letter
A Paris letter to the New York Independent reports that Father Gapon guides the workers with Rooseveltian vigor, praising the Strenuous Life and Roosevelt's books The Strenuous Life and American Ideals now circulating in the region with approval.
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Roosevelt
Maswin
Paris
New York Independent
Petersburg
Gapon
Horror in Kansas Sees Family Slain. Husband Suspected
In Danville Arkansas about 12 miles from Danville a farmer Jarvus Ineo and three children were murdered. Authorities hold Ab Whitely and Ineo Weld in jail on suspicion as investigators probe a grisly crime scene involving a wife and her three children.
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Danville
Ark
Jarvus Ineo
Ineo
Seven Barks Advertisement Claiming Free Trial
A vintage ad promotes Seven Barks with bold claims and a money back guarantee. It urges readers to deposit five cents, promising refunds if the remedy fails, and lists Red Cross Pharmacy in Vermont as the contact point.
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Spring Medicine Ad
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills advertised as a spring remedy to purge humors, purify blood, and rebuild health. The text claims cures for boils pimples psoriasis catarrh dyspepsia and blood poisoning, with testimonial endorsements of remarkable results. Advertisement by C L Rood Co Lowell Massachusetts.
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C. L Rood CO
Lowell
Mase
Stanford Inquest Hears of Strychnine Poisoning Evidence
Honolulu March 8 coroner's inquest into Mrs. Jane L Stanford's death heard doctor testimony linking strychnine poisoning to her demise. Autopsy doctors noted no disease causing death. witnesses described the death scene, Stanford routines, and a bottle of bicarbonate. The Call reports chemists found castor capsules containing strychnine, implicating a fatal ingestion linked to the capsules.
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Honolulu
Jane L. Stanford
B. Wood
Hay
Miss Berner
Stanford
Stanceeee
Missy Herat
General Andrews
Mike Berner
Nora Akins
Sanford Rest
Sheri Tawlins
Mix
Stafford
Haying
Mion Vernee
Asband
San
Francsisco
March
Chinese Dance Dazzles at Chicago Social Reception
At a Lake Shore Drive home MacVeagh hosted a reception where a guest portrayed a Chinese pantomime with a long blue gown and yellow accents. The performance, led by a dancer described as a fusion clubman, drew praise from debutantes and society figures, with observers comparing the act to a display of oriental performance and courage.
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Anutonaire
Eames MacVeah
Chicago
Ocean
Lake Shore Drive
Sradakilh Mao- Vengh
Yamet Ib
Iention Rothern
Wobler
Liv Aweetheart
Dineer
Reternine
Ler
Ulin
Young
MacVowgh
New Lampshire
Shaw Faces 1908 Campaign Prospects in Narrow Nomination Race
Washington dispatch outlines Secretary Cortelyou and Speaker Shaw as early 1908 presidential contenders. Shaw known as an effective speaker, may seek influence before retirement from party leadership. Cortelyon’s possible succession, plus potential trials within the Republican National Committee, shape a tense political path.
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Washington
Oer Pbers
Merman
Europe
Rt Sa
Chamber of Ca
Academe
Shaw
Patrhunk
Frirak
Atv
Elarah
Widoouaion
Cortelyou Heads Post Office Department in Washington
Mr Cortelyou took the oath as postmaster general yesterday in Washington. The ceremony was conducted by N Peach, with Cortelyou assisted by a veteran clerk and notary. Family members including Mrs Cortelyou and her daughters attended the event. He began organizing the office and may be named acting head of the department.
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Washington, D
Mirn
George B. Cortelyou
N. Peach
Cortelyouche
Robert J. Wynne
Grace
Mise Hinds
Mater
Mrn
Cortelyou
Alo
Pires- Hieche
Heosse
Sue Ant Aux
Mr. Gartelyou
Open Senate Session Ends Fast After Brief Prayer
The Senate held a short open session in Washington, lasting about eight minutes, with the chaplain offering a prayer. Mrs. Hanabrough presented a resolution proposing amending the We Fules Pota to allow petitions and sworn bills to go to the secretary of the Senate, instead of formal introduction. At 12 08 p m the Senate entered executive sessions, and the chaplain Hale remembered senators who failed of re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Hanabrough
Enate
Chaptain Hale
Quain t CUNES WHISKEY aD BEER HABIT
An ad-like notice touts a cure for drinking problems from Orrine Company Inc Washington T. G. guarantees to cure the liquor habit or refund money. The text claims a complete treatise ondrank “accounts” with sealed bottles mailed free after agent details and sells through Red Cross Pharmacy Blackert and Wells Barre Vt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van le
Blekert
D& Wells
Barre, Ve
Kansas Legislature Attacks Garfield Beef Trust Report
In Topeka March the Kansas Legislature denounces Garfield for his report on the beef trust. A resolution calls the inquiry a false claim of the people and asks Roosevelt to appoint a competent person to oversee the trust. Senator Smith condemns Garfield as unfit and unfairly linked to his father’s controversial actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansas
Topeka
Kan
Levy
Jite
Expulsion of Cannon Mentioned in Salt Lake Tribune
Fragmented report indicates discussion of U S Senator E Cannon and reactions in Salt Lake City Utah. Text references Marmus chief Nias Wher and a contested editorial letter to the editor, with unclear authorship and motives surrounding the expulsion remark.
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Salt Lake Cty
Utah
United States
E |Cannon
Nias
Cannes
Viitur
The
Salt Lake Tribune
Col
Skimming Station Bought. Cream to Bolton
B H Combs acquires skimming station at East Berkshire and plans to ship 150 tons of cream daily. The contract covers 215 cows producing 300 watts of cream and additional cattle to meet permanent supply, with cans packed for daily shipment to Bolton.
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Bolton
B. H. Combs
East Berkshire
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Ad With Refund Offer
An advertisement offers a guaranteed cure for piles with a refund policy. It mentions a processing period of six to fourteen days and a price of fifty cents, labeled as a money back guarantee. The text includes odd formatting and stray letters, indicating a damaged OCR fragment.
Orrice Ballard to Testify at Commission Hearing
Orrice Ballard of Georgia and Mrs 8 former matron of the hospital will testify at the next sitting of the state commission on March 9 in Morrinville. Several people willing to testify may appear, with Stratford noting this could be the commission's last session.
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Morrinville
Orrice
Georgia
Mra
Hopwitsi
Seevral Perme
Statford
Hewlthy
Srithowes
J C Ayers Co to Print Medicine Formulas on Bottles
Report discusses J C Ayers Co plan to print full formulas on bottle labels. Dr Stowell defends practice as honest, claims it would curb fraud and help genuine medicines while exposing alcohol content concerns. Officials say disclosure may affect sales but improve consumer protection and trust.
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J. C. Ayer J Company
Charon B. Stowell
Hun
J. Ayer Company
Stowell
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Melling Food CO
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al Barre
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Desert
A. M. Palmer
Kansas
Ben
Olean
Lyman Brown
Dour Biri
Atmorteas
Forth Main St
Red Cross Pharmacy
Barer
Vermont
Hood
Doctor So
Chicago Society
Ehip Sh Whe Lane
Coston
Porencon
Garfield
Cannon
Pound
Orrice Ballard
State Investigation Committee
Waterbury
J. C. Ayer Co
Agar
Fallin Wall
Intersat
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