Miss Roosevelt Skips Coronation Visit
An article notes Miss Roosevelt will not attend King Edward VII’s coronation due to travel limits and privacy concerns. It explains she won’t travel as a presidential figure but as Miss Roosevelt, and a formal meeting with the emperor and empress was deemed impractical because of her youth and the diplomatic context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Edward VII
Reid
London
Roorevelt
Loadten Cear
Hooseve
Curtming
Ameren
Aliss Toosevel
Boer find near Orange River Colony reports large arms stock
Lord Kitchener dispatch from Pretoria notes 610000 rounds of rifle ammunition, shells and fuses, powder, and supplies found northeast of the town in Orange River Colony. About 35 Boers captured in the vicinity since March 4. Canadian scouts uncovered the cache under orders from Colonel doses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Ihetz
Orange River Colony
Whomeena
Doses
West House Construction Scene Sparks Deadly Conspiracy Claim
A flawed report from Sitten describes a troubling incident at a West House site where a body was found amid a hazy conspiracy claim. Authorities warned of possible threats to ongoing work as officials in Missouri discuss General MOS retirement and temporary orders from the Lakes department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadiise Iuierhay
Vadis Es Tite
Fob Co
Department of Miseari
Loussime Comarn
Department of the Lakes
Mos
Gates
Certoer
Brother of Gutler tragedy in Toledo inherits funds
Marry Biddle, brother to the Biddle brothers killed at Gutler Pa, recently at the Toledo infirmary, has mysteriously come into money. Ila has left the institute and says he plans to travel to Pillsboro to pay his brothers debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marry Biddle
Biddle
Gutler
Toledo
Ohio
Ila
Institute
Pillsboro
Notable appointments and a bank robbery in Essex Mo
Former Treasury Secretary Lyman J. Gage, newly elected president of a New York financial firm, is named to the Chamber of Commerce. In Essex Missouri two men dynamited a private bank safe and escaped with 3000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman J. Gage
the Treasury
Ned States Frust Company of
New York
C Onimmerce
Essex
Germany Alone Opposes Restitution of Tientsin to China
The London Times correspondent reports only Germany stands against restoring Tientsin to Chinese administration, while the other powers favor returning control to China in Pekin by May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Tien ‘Sin
China
London Times
Pekin
Mlores
Rizal
Pel
Pelizardo
Cavite
Melizardea
Cainta
Senor Ampil
Cabling
Trussi
Alanelara
Li Efung Chang Lowneo
Foiekes UK
Bairar
Fire Hits Hudson Firms Loss Placed At 200000
Fire destroyed the buildings and stock of Dagenheim & Co. W. Van Tassel BE. Grays' Sons Seldon & Co. and Falk men s furnishings at Hudson. Loss placed at two hundred thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoels
Dagenheim & Co
W. van Tassel
BE. Grays’ Sons
Seldon & Co
Falk
Hudson, N
Notable Miscellany of Dying, Marriages and Disasters
A wide range of items including Charles Broadway Rouss death in New York, Mrs. May Lester Armour widow’s marriage to Patrick A Valentine in New York, severe snowstorms delaying trains, Esterhazy seen in New York, Yale and Columbia bequeathed funds by Mrs Laura Currier, a fatal mine explosion in Monongahela Pa, a jail break at Waton Mad and deputy killed, and various accidents, crimes, and fires across cities with victims and losses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Broadway Rouss
New York
May Lester
Philip D. Armour, Jr
Chicago
Patrick A.valentine
Pennsylvania
West Liberty
Ferdinand Walsin Esterhazy
Dreyfus Bordereau
Yale
Columbia
Laura Currier
Catsburg
Monongahela River
Thomas J. Thompson
Lewis Green
Thompson
Adam Leech
Denver
Leech
Knickerbocker Club
New York City
William Curtis Wakefield
Fortinehara Finteter
Middlesex Criminal Court
Eastainbridge
Mass
Reformatory of Concord
Dostoei’s Gap
Boston
Uhaida
Wardbull
Niles
Peter
Pertanie
Tate Pany
Caisdiridge
Yeringiat
Howe
Neil Tervant
Pieniel
Derres
Earthquake Shocks Felt in Kentucky Town and Fires Cause Town Losses
A distinct quake shook Gwingsville Kentucky rattling dishes and windows with no damage. A wire at Greenville Mississippi caused 100000 dollars in damage destroying the Whusient Hotel and Lake's warehouse. Dr William Stoke Wyman resigns as president of the University of Alabama after fifty years. Michael Shrenck and Jacob Carter murdered in Shrenck's Store sixteen miles from Savannah Georgia and the store burned over their bodies. Frank Tyree of Catlettsburg Kentucky and Lewis Schmidt of Portsmouth Ohio drowned in the Big Sandy near Pikeville Kentucky when a boat overturned. Edmond Houp aged 87 of Mercer Kentucky found dead at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwingsville
Greenville
Miss
Whusient
Lake
William Stoke Wyman
University of Alabama At
Tuscaloosa
Michael Shrenck
Jacob Carter
Shrenck
Savannah
Ifrank Tyree
Catlettsburg
Lewis Schmidt
Portsmouth
Ohio
Pikeville
Edmond Houp
Mercer
Murder, Robbery and Drowned Families In New Orleans and Alabama
A family robbery left a couple beaten and robbed of $150 pension money. In New Orleans a mutilated body found in Basin Canal is identified only by a scarf bearing a Chicago address. Captain Charles A. Allen and his brother Thos A die in a horse accident on the Alabama river. John Powers, linked to Goebel assassination, has gone to Honduras, with the escape kept secret until now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New Basin Canal
Charles Tousseint
Wells Street
Chicago
Charles A. Allen
Montgomery
Ala
Thos. A
Alabama
John Powers
Powers
Kentucky
William Goebel
Honduras
Amenia
Tireetors
United States Steel Corporation
Schwab
Kted
Waesland
Liverpool
Philadelphia
Flolyhead
B. LR. Woodside
Tporto Rico
Pain Beach
Pia
LE Cid
Woodside
Tosco
George Brook
Cauhare
Ont
Louisburg
B. C
Halifax
Tiber
Golboro
Hudson Bay Company
Winnipeg
Andree
Hudson Bay
Global stir from Europe to Asia captures news
Reports from Paris Madrid and Manila describe a French president preparing a Czar visit, a 150000 ruble relief gift for Shamaka earthquake victims, and a Panamanian canal deal. Incidents include a Venezuelan insurgent bombardment, Barcelona riots arrests, and voyages near Svalbard and Java with other maritime hazard notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tubet
France
Shamaka
Transcaucasia
Libertador
Guiara
Venezuela
Paris
Panama Canal
Mardrid
Barcelona
Port Moni
Manila
Saccessid
Faevaoin
Saeececeal
Lawlead Iis
Avis
Johmstone
Pratocion
Chicago
Hotolut
Sierra
Salog
Rang Josef Land
Copenhagen
Joset Land
Kwang Si
Ching
Kowe-Lin
Non-i Sing
Phe
Oost
Prancis Trope
Congress Debates Rural Free Delivery and Shipping Bill
The House began consideration of a bill to classify rural free delivery and place carriers under the contract system. Debates by Lond and Swanson opened. a conference report on the Philippine tariff bill interrupted, with a filibuster and adjournment. The Senate discussed the shipping bill with Frye leading, minor measures passed, and a lighthouse dwelling fund plus YMCA military reservations projects approved. The session paused for Rep Polk’s death, with further votes on pension and rural delivery measures.
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House
Lond
Cal
Post Offices
Swanson
Payne
Senate
United States
Frye
Committee On Commerce
Messrs. Smith
Dem
Gardner
N. Z
Williams
Miss
Messrs. Landis
Ind
Maddox
Til
Coun
Messrs. McCall
Mass
Little Geld Me
Yeatwole Minn
Calumet Harbor
Lake Michigan
Iinois
International Committee of Young Mens Christian Associations
Ae Tatuar Hs
Clay Gr
Tdeise
Representative Polk
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Messrs
Sime
Tenn
Smith Ald
Underwood
Ala
Sperry
Conn
Poster Vi. Gaines
Lenn
I. G. Smith
Mich
Ab. Fo
Mallory
Bacon
Georgia
Llouse
AE Fiterida
Senator Tianna backs shipping bill in Senate session
In a Senate showpiece on Thursday Senator Tianna championed the shipping bill urging passage on patriotic grounds and for American labor. Early in the session Mr Frye secured an agreement to vote on the measure and all amendments at 3 pm Monday March 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tianna
Senate
Frye
United States
Bacon
Patterson
House
Trade notes resemble souring steel and grain markets in weekly review
New York market activity shrank due to holidays and storms but closed with signs of revival in several lines. Coke and pig iron move hindered by power and weather, while structural material demand intensifies ahead of spring building. Grain futures fell then recovered as weather and crop prospects shift, with mixed signals from foreign and domestic steel demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
BR. G. Dun & Co
Connellsville
Tootwear
New England
Washington Notes on Roosevelt Era Political Moves
Mrs. Roosevelt hosted delegates at Mothers congress. Roosevelt opposes a provision for evil service in a census bureau bill. Rumor links William J. Calhoun of Illinois to cabinet vacancy. A pneumatic mail tube lobby seeks House post office support. Emil Paepke seeks 10000 indemnity over arrestee in diamond ring case. Roosevelt met Charleston and exposition delegates and pledged a southern visit. River and harbor bill totals 60700000 with 200000 for Lake Michigan to Mississippi deep waterway survey. Naval panel defeats Schley resolutions consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Mothers’ Congress
Permanent Census Bureau
William J. Calhoun
Linois
House Post Office Committee
Emil Paepke
Charleston
Exposition
South
Lake Michigan
Mississippi
House Naval Committee
Schley
Livestock and grain price report across major markets
A condensed price survey shows Chicago, Indianapolis, St Louis, Detroit, Milwaukee, Buffalo, and New York quotations for cattle hogs sheep and grains. Values span hogs 3.00 to 6.50 per hundredweight and wheat No 2 red 68 to 80 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
Detroit
Milwaukee
New York
Varnish Works Fire and Tolstoi Death Rumor Clarified
Report of Camlin varnish works fire in New York with losses of about 40000, followed by word that Count Tolstoi’s death threat is over. Rumor of the Serbian king’s assassination dismissed. A donor to the Tuskeged Institute gives 25000 for a girls dormitory, source unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camlin Varnish Works
New York
Count Tolstoi
Budapest
Servia
The
New York Tribune
Tuskeged Institute
Institute
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the Tribune
Batesville, Ind
Eed, McCallum, Publisher
N. M
Q. Meath
Chicago Postoffice
Raoanevelt
Clerks” Union of the American Federation
Leabor
Daffienee Leaf
Crete
Galveston
Sitten
Biddte
Guaecom Coord
Apis Tinh
Sedhaua
Oll
Winston
Fiveman
Pouesin
Perakenung Tienshaw
Southern Pacific
Santa Maria
Alfred Booth
Chenge
A. Booth & Co
Battle Creek
Miel
Mlwood
Giieves
Oakland Totel
Suttog
Net
Jed W. Slagen
Arena
Mexico
Texas Frontier
Platte River
Missouri Pacific
Oreapolis
Burlington
Pennsylvania Company
Kokomo
Snoeffels
Ouray
Colo
Governor Mine
Michael Walkoski
Illinois Steel Company
South Chicago
Daisy
Effie Irwin
Wichita
Kan
J. C. Predmore
Orion
Cincinnati
Tompkinsville
J. D. Cedarberg
Liberty Bell Mine
Telluride
Palmer
Poplar Bluz
Pro
Sooo
Sintups
Ata Seyegud
Save Door
Bhaywsy
Whalers
Pasta & Tass Hive
Eto Pia
California
Cortland
Corthiae
Amd
Teruies
Joe Wath
Snowslide
Wisher's
Ilo Breenstrat
Peter Sle- Cattves
Ao Sadoutikeeper
Eifth
Walia
Willans City
Wrennities
Terres
St. Loria
Ian Whipmipe
Bairdtown
Daing
Witabeay
Oateeed Fk Pases Chtee
Phew Newigeit
Yieuris Pot Theiler i Sten Agters
Potts
Pee Fer Hd Ister
Peu
Ronic
Chimee
Wedzie Avenue
Thirty-third Street
Chicaro
Pol
Neil
Pe Gother Cate
Southern
Congress
Rohal
Hainvis
Indiana
Missouri
Tennesse
Arkansas
Nebraska
Kansas
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