New North Dakota Code Offered By Bismarck Tribune
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Bismarck Tribune Company
Bismarck Tribune
Biemarck
Rockefeller ticket elected in North Tarrytown
North Tarrytown New York voters backed the Rockefeller ticket by about 200 in the village election. The Rockefeller-backed group faced opposition from United Citizens critics alleging excessive village spending and labor wage cuts amid long-running tensions with local residents.
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North Tarrytown
New Yor
Westchester County
Rockefeller
John D
William Rockefeller
United Citizens
Rockefellers
Wagor
Boers Retreat Under British Shell Fire Reported
London dispatches note Sunday fighting near Kimberley and Mafeking with Boers retreating toward Christiana amid shell fire. Reports mention Fourteen Streams clash, a damaged railroad bridge, and pilots escorting troops. Kipling travels to Bloemfontein while Pretoria discusses Salisbury mediation and American offers.
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London
South Africa
Warewentown
Kimberley
Christiana
Mafeking
Filmer
Pretoria
Transvaal
Schalkberger
Natal
Timex
Bloemfontein
Lord Salisbury
Proclamation Signals Crown Colony Admin Plan in South Africa
Loxpon March 22 The colonial office telegraphed Cape Town the proclamation about destruction of British property during the war. It hints at compensation claims and possible levy on private property if Transvaal resources fall short. Milner travels to Bloemfontein to arrange temporary Free State administration as Natal movements indicate Buller advances toward Mafeking.
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Luch
England
Loxpon
Colonial Office
Cape Town
London
South Africa
Transvaal
Ispacd
Republica
Liberula
Porereeines Rntivers
Alfred Milner
Bloemfontein
Free State
Natal
Buller
Plumer
Britons Reach Philippolid During Reconnaissance
A Daily Mail dispatch dated March 19 reports British troops advancing toward Philippolid, 26 miles west of Springfontain, where farms fly white flags and troops are cordially received. Other items note tax-book shortages, Goebel assassination probes, and a mulatto suspect tied to the case with papers found in Frankfort.
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Loxpos
Daily Mail
Philippolid
Springfontain
Beckham Gains a Point Court Trikes for Part of Amended Reply
In Louisville March 22 Judge Field sustains demurrer for Governor Beckham and grants motion to strike parts of the amended reply of the Republicans in the gubernatorial contest. Interlocutory judgment issued. two factual questions remain: Beckham's constitutional age and whether Goebel died before the legislature declared him elected. From Lexington, sergeant Wharton Golden and attorney Hayes arrive after 1 pm from Winchester, movements kept secret. In Astoria Oregon a city ordinance provides a 6 cent head bounty for dead rats to prevent plague from infected ports. A Ohio man prominent in politics found dead in Toledo. foul play or self-inflicted unknown. Red Lodge fire destroys five blocks, $100,000 loss. farmer Jobo Davis injured in a fall, burned.
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John Perkins
Bettina Pittman
Perkins
Statehouse
Louisville
Judge Field
Beckham
Commonwealth
Lexington
Lexinton
Wharton Golden
Smith Hayes
Versian
Astoria
Porta
Red Lodge
Loner
Moo
Jobo Davis
Roberta
Investigation of Mail Opening by British Censor at Durban
The house committee on foreign affairs will investigate Charles F. Macrum's allegation that his mail was opened by a British censor in Durban. Representative Wheeler introduced the resolution, which was sent to the rules committee. Chairman Hitt agreed to pursue the inquiry without house direction if agreeable to Wheeler, who has asked Macrum to travel to Washington to testify.
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Wasaixaton
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Charles F. Macrum
United States
Pretoria
Wheeler
Committee On Rules
Hitt
Committee On Foreign Affairs
House
Turner Aims to Probe Cape Nome Mining Deals
Washington March 2 Senator Turner of Washington offers a resolution asking the secretary of war to disclose any concessions granted to mine the bed of the sea near Cape Nome Alaska or other Alaskan waters. Turner cites Alaska governor's claim of exclusive mining rights and calls it a reproach and a scandal. The resolution passes.
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Cape Nome Concemloun
Senate
Turner
Wash
Secretary of War
Cape Nome
Alaska
Alaskan
War Department
District of
Conferees Agree On Porto Rican Appropriation Bill
Washington March 22 Conferees on the Porto Rican appropriation bill agree upon a compromise measure. The Senate receded from the amendment limiting the appropriation to revenue collected on Porto Rico imports until Jan 1 and restored the house clause applying to future revenues. The provision specifies the money is to be used for the aid and relief of the Porto Ricans.
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Senate
Washington
Porto Rica
Porto Rico
McKinley Expansion Bill Favored By Senate Panel
Washington March 22 The senate civil service committee gave a favorable report on a Platt NY bill to prefer Civil War soldiers in federal jobs The panel backs a broader amendment to include Spanish War and Philippine War veterans Admiral Dewey improves slightly after illness in Savaswar and plans to review military parade activities set for the afternoon and banquet tonight General Miles among speakers.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Civil Service
Platt
New York
Committed
Philippines
Dewey
Savaswar
George Dewey
Basittle
Joes
Bower
Nelson A. Miles
Ta Ie
Moorhead Elects H A Asker Mayor In Tight Race
In Moorhead on March 22 Professor H A Asker won the mayoralty by a narrow margin over incumbent Jacob Kiefer. Final tallies show Anker 884 Kiefer 255 with Asker leading the field by over one hundred votes.
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H. A. Asker
Oitike
Jacob Kiefer
Anker
Kiefer
Printers Hurded in Chicago Elevator Tragedy
Thirty injured when a freight elevator collapsed after rising to the top floor at 120 Market street in the Blakely Printing Company building. Workers had crowded the car after a night shift. the elevator plunged to the basement as rescuers and nearby citizens rushed to aid the injured.
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Siovates
Chicago
Cutcaco
A. Am
Market Street
Blakely Printing Company
Harry Olson
Arrest of Six Notorious Chinese Highbinders in San Francisco
In San Francisco on March 28 the police raided the Suey Sing Tong and arrested six members, each facing at least one murder charge. Su Ho Mun, alleged gang leader, is charged with four murders and reportedly reached for a revolver before being disarmed. Additional arrests and prosecutions are expected as police pursue evidence.
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Tad Itecords
San Brancisco
Suey Sing Tong
Tongs
Su Ho Mun
President urged to act on free trade with Porto Rico
A Washington special reports that several leading senators advised the president to again publicly support free trade with Porto Rico. They expect him to include the policy when sending Congress his report on the $2,000,000 appropriation. The move would relieve island needs and appeal to the country, aiding the Republican party. The president has not promised but may consider the suggestion.
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Porta Rica
Washington
Lom
Senate
Porto Rico
Congress
Republican Party
Pleading For Action In Porto Rico Settlement
Governor General Davis receives constant telegrams from towns across the island urging fast action on the issues under dispute. Demonstrations occurred in multiple locations Monday, including a large San Juan chamber of commerce rally that presented a petition to the governor general seeking redress of grievances.
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Porto
Ship City of Florence wrecked off California coast
The City of Florence struck a reef ten miles south of Point Pedro on Monday night. Captain Btone and 26 crew were rescued by the tug Alert and brought to San Francisco. The ship later sank, taking on water within ten minutes. no mines damaged. A Bloemfontein telegram claims mine flooding reports are false and machinery suffers from disuse.
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California
San Francisco
Btone
City of Florence
Point Pedro
Alert
Paris Justice Courtroom Shooting by Bardin
In Paris a druggist Bardin attempted to kill the presiding judge of the fifth court by firing three shots as a speech began. The judge narrowly escaped as guards tackled Bardin and jailed him. In Dubuque nine nuns received the white veil and joined the Sisters of Charity.
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Bardin
Bariin
Burdin
Dubuque
Eix
Foun
Sisters of Charity
Work Permits and Oaths Spark Court Inquiry in Coeur d'Alene
A. F. Gill testified before the Coeur d'Alene investigating committee about the prison “bull pen” incident where a guard wounded a prisoner. The permit system for mine workers was criticized as creating servitude and an aristocracy, while some witnesses described martial law warrants and soldier conduct during the trouble. The session resumed after a panel reversal, continuing at 3:30 p.m.
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Wastinton
A. F. Gill
Coeur d’Alene
Lentz
Coeur d'Alene
Jett
Idaho
W. R. Shields
St. Regis
Mon
Coeur d’ Alene
Francis
Shields
DRAINAGE CONVENTION SETS TARGET FOR FEDERAL AID
Delegations from three states meet at Fargo to press Congress for a 1 million dollar appropriation to link the Red River with the Mississippi. Mayor Johnson chairs committees for a Grand Forks mass meeting as prep work proceeds along both river shores. Also notes the Weyauwega Wisconsin independent telephone group planning a state association to absorb 1800 miles of toll lines and 6200 subscribers.
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Congres
Fanco
N. C
Red River
Winnipeg
Lake Traverse
Johnson
Grand Forks
Washington
Mississippi
Wisconsin
Weysawega
Wis
Wage Increase Prompts April Price Rise Action
In Clevetann Ohio March 22 an error-ridden report states wages will rise and prices will follow. The note mentions wage increases and an April 2 implementation date with references to conventions.
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