Engagement of Senator Hikins Daughters Declared Likely
Washington March 17 engagement of Abram Elkins and Katherine Hikins daughter of Senator Stephen Elkins may be announced within the week. Hikins, a noted Washington social figure, is described as tall attractive and a skilled horsewoman with a large family fortune from Henry G Davis.
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Sena
Abrurti
Washington
Abram
Katherine Fikina
Hikins
Katherine
Hikine
Panda Dashing Belle
Stephena Elkine
Virginia
Tuging
Wan Mins Hallie DB
Davis
Henry Gaceoway Davis
Fortons
United States
Inis
Mie Bikine
Charyacter
Henry Gatsoway Davis
Mixa Eikine
Henri, Elkin, Jr
Thivis and
Elkins
Mr Bryan's Itinerary across several cities
William J. travels from Chicago to deliver an address in Pearle on March 18. He plans stops in Wisteet on March 24, Pittsburgh on March 27, and Parkerburg West Virginia on March 2.
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Lames
Wiliam J. Y
Chicago
Fee Wsteet
Pitteborg
Parkersburg
W. Va
A Reliable Remedy For the Whiskey and Beer Habit
An ad claims Orrine cures the whiskey and beer habit by removing alcohol craving. It promises two forms No 3 and No 2, with a guarantee and a register in every box. The Orrine Co claims it costs less than a typical tonic and offers a free trial coupon by mail to Rickert Wells in Terre, Vermont.
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Orrine
Orrine Co
Washhi DC
Waintertime
Rickert
Wells, Terre, Vt
Ted Bears Do Trick In City Candlepin Clash
In Burwell's alleys last evening the Teddy Bears beat the Kallabashers in a City candlepin league match. Gelda led with high single and high three strings at 279, as the Teds claim a two string victory. Final game of the season set Friday night between the Cosmopolitans and Teddy Bears.
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Teds
The
Cosmopolitans
Bur*well's
Kallabasher
Gelda
Kallaboshers
Rummell to Quit Prison Thursday
New York. March 17 Abraham J. Hamibel, the lawyer, who was sentenced last May to one year on Blackwell's Island and a fine, may be released Thursday for good behavior. If he pays $500, he could be allowed to go. Rumors say Hamibel may depart for Liverpool or other plans. He appears frail but improving. speculation centers on his potential future and demeanor after release.
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New York
Abraham J. Hamibel
Blackwell's Island
Eherry
Peter
Hummel
Nike
Aete
Orchard Ready to Die in Caldwell Murder Trial
Report from Boise outlines the case of Harry Orchard, convicted killer of former Gov. Frank Steunenberg, awaiting death sentence before Judge Fremont Wood. Orchard admits guilt and asks for penitent execution. supporters urge mercy, while others expect a harsh outcome. The article notes Orchard’s counsel and spiritual advisers amid intense legal proceedings.
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Boise
Idaho
Harry Orchart
Frank Steunenberg
Caldwell
Judgne Fremont Wood
Teit Orchard
Win
Opohard
Othrers
Orclandis
Orchard
Orel
Tial
States push on liquor regulation limits across the nation
A government commission in Washington on March 17 asserted that states retain broad powers to regulate alcohol. The statement reflects almost universal support for state authority over alcohol laws, signaling potential changes in interstate regulation and industry restrictions.
Shot Three Persons in Fatal Police Shooting
Police report three men were shot during a confrontation with a would be assailant. An officer fired, ending the threat and saving others. Details remain sparse as investigators review the incident.
Feebleminded Grip Receives Remedy Claim
With rheumatism I could not walk for six months and found no relief until widespread testimony credited Micord’s Linimens by J. B. Williams of 62 Sawyer Street. public endorsement and antiseptic claims accompany the notice.
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Micord
B. Williams
Sawyer St
Stainless
Board Votes to Raise Mrs Eddy Tax in Concord New Jersey
Concord March 17 The city board met in executive session to discuss taxing property of Mary Baker G Eddy and the Glover trust fund of 125000 held by Frank S Streeter trustee for Mrs Kildys son George K Glover Lead 8 D The board will issue notices for a meeting March 21 to consider the matter The 1907 tax escape question raised by Charles J French president of the New Hampshire branch of the American Federation of Labor was not discussed further Taxes for Fildys estate are expected to rise from 66000 to about 12000 plus and a hearing is planned March 1 with all interested parties to be notified
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Concord
N. J
Mary Baker
G. Eady
Alec
Glover Trust Fund
Frank S. Streeter
Oiny _ Sullei
Cook
Mamenimente
Charles J. French
America Federation of Labor
Natchez Victims Identified In Wreck Aftermath
In Natchez the wreck at a Five Warren Bul factory killed several workers. The bodies of Cleveland Laub and Inca Natterville were recovered. A third victim, a woman identified as Chat of Miss Naterville, remained partially named. Military rule and restricted access followed the blast.
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Natches
Mise
Marsh
Etg Cncirds
Cleveland Laub
Inca Natterville
Warren
I i
Chemient Department
Eyomei Tuberculosis Cure Promoted by Red Crow Pharmacy
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a universal cure for catarrh and related throat conditions. It claims the inhaled remedy soothes the nasal and bronchial membranes, stops discharge, and guards against consumption, with a pocket inhaler included. The copy stresses risk-free trial by Rickert & Gly of the Red Crow Pharmacy.
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Wien
Hyomei
Rickert
Red Crow
Prescription Filled Often Promotes Health Claims
An old time advertisement touts a harmless home remedy for kidney bladder and back troubles. It lists Dandelion Extract, compounded Kargon, and Syrup Sarepavilla with doses after meals and at bedtime. The notice urges readers to try the mixture and promises noticeable relief within days.
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Temple Ingretienta
Northwest flood damages flood widespread in Oregon and Washington
Destructive flooding sweeps through Portland and across the Northwest with Mill Creek and Walla Walla rising. Levees fail near Pendleton, Dayton suffers breaks, bridges washed out, and streets flooded. Water intrudes basements as three states face worsening conditions with major city infrastructure affected.
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Portland
Ore
Pacife
Walla Wola
Mill Creek
Bent
Pendetin
Touchet
Pettte
Dayton
Washington
Tillman Attacks Roosevelt In Press Freedom Clash
Senator Tillman denounces executive encroachment and patronage, accuses Roosevelt of courting power and seeking a third-term bid. He argues the president uses federal influence to control Southern delegates, bolster unions, and tilt the law toward big business and political advantage.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Tillnia
Santa Carolna
Eec
Crist
Tilman
Ter
Myle Court
Supreme Court
Qnep
President seeks harsh sentence for pure food law violator
The president presses for a severe penalty for a Washington financier charged with violating the pure food law. Baker, tied to a patent medicine concern, is described as a prominent Washington figure and is pending trial in the federal circuit. The White House aims to deter slack enforcement with tough sentencing.
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Washington
Baker
Aber
Thie von
Harper
Jet Hieckl
Chaimber
Commence
Hai
Aya
Lawmakers Back Restore In God We Trust Motto
Washington march 17 under suspension of the rules the house passed the bill restoring the motto In God We Trust on gold and silver bolts of the United States. The vote stood 255 to silence and debate drew the lively interest as Mr Carlin of Virginia spoke for the measure.
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Washington
Clause of Representatives
Gillette’s Last Hope of Life is Gone
Albany March 17 Governor will not interfere in the trial for the murder of Grace Brown at Big Manse. The judge affirms Gillette’s conviction and the evidence shows his motive. The governor is told the case is progressing with orderly procedure and no reprieve.
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Hughes
Grace Brown
Albany
Chester Gillette
Big Manse
Ey See
Gillita
Apymal
Hugin
Washington man jumps to death over job dispute
In Washington, March 17, an upset employee identified as Votes Brepleye reportedly took his own life amid a transfer dispute at a substation. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but the incident centers on employment tensions and a fatal act.
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Brepleye
Washington
Pontaffice
To Cure Cull in One Day Fe Fas Rou Ey
This fragment hints at a medical or health note titled To Cure Cull in One Day Fe Fas Rou Ey. The readable text mentions a cure in a single day and references age and a health address or organization. The incomplete item suggests a brief public health claim or guidance without clear attribution.
Cooper claims stomach health cures many diseases
The article highlights Coopers medical campaign claiming the stomach governs health and that his remedy can restore it in 90 days. It cites testimonials from Mrs. H. B. Mack of Chicago and F. Moree of Boston praising relief from chronic stomach issues, with O. H. Kendrick & Co. selling the medicine.
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Cooper
Eldew
Dia Cunion
Porstoly
Chicago
Boston
H. B. Mack
State of Chicago
Fragmented remarks on a motto abolishment debate
The text records brief, disjointed remarks by several figures criticizing or defending an official motto abolition. Named individuals from Kentucky Wisconsin Texas South Carolina and other states express disagreement or hesitation, describing the act as ill advised or hypocritical.
415000 Fine Against Packers Must Stand
The Supreme Court, in a March ruling, upheld the $415,000 fine against Swift & Co and related Packers, saying the Elkins Act applies to both shippers and carriers and is not limited to initial shipments.Justice Day wrote the opinion, reaffirming enforcement against the packing companies in Kane, Kansas City, and Missouri.
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Packers
Washington
Swift & Co
Morris & Co
Cadaly Packing Company
Kanesac City
Kaw
Tilted States Circuit Court
Mimouri
Supreme Court of the United Beens
Justion
Mrs Schofy Re-elected Leader of Mothers' Congress
Mrs Prederle Scholl of Philadelphia was reelected to lead the presidency of the congress at yesterday's session in Washington. Other officers chosen include Mrs J Bolton of New Haven, Conn., recording secretary.
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Mothers’ Congress
Washington
Myrs. Prederle Scholl
Philadelphia
Con Congress
Mra J. Bolton
New Haven
Cana
Leroy Dresser 18 Under Arrest Reported in New York
An unclear New York item notes Leroy Dresser 18 under arrest linked to a person named Drewer and references Sosa, Sullivan, and a rail or water authority. The text is fragmentary with scattered names and roles, not forming a clear sequence of events or identification of charges.
Democrats Hope to Head Off Bryan Challenges
New York March 7 The meeting of the Democratic state committee at the Victoria hotel will gather delegates from across the state to decide whether to oppose nominating William Jennings Bryan for president. The focus is on unpledged or uninstructed delegation to influence the state convention in Albany in May. If a resolution against an instruction fails, insiders warn it could spark a rapid coalition to block Bryan’s nomination.
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New York
Vittoria Hotel
Smong Thin
J. Tiryan
Albanya
Dettineratin
Yestorney
Catate Cenradnittics
Bryan
Defautt
Advert for eczema cure and dubious tonics
A fragmented ad claims various tonics and salves can cure eczema and related skin conditions. It mentions products like ear oil with glycerine and references doctors, remedies, and a reachable store. The garbled text offers no clear endorsement or efficacy.
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