President Breaks Up Camp and Moves to Norris
The President, delayed by snow drifts, breaks camp and moves toward Fort Yellowstone then Norris to view geysers. He is in good health and plans a brief stay at the fort before continuing. Game warden Buffalo Jones reports an active campaign against park mountain lions.
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Cinnabar
Mont
Major Pilcher
Fort Yellowstone
Yanceys
Norris
Fort
Engineer Corps
Jones
Saunders favored as Boston police chief candidate
Governor Bates is poised to name Charles R. Saunders as successor to Clark of the Boston Police Commission. Saunders, a veteran Republican with a record in the Legislature and election laws work, is seen as ideal to fuse police and election operations amid reform efforts. Others named or considered are out of the running as Bates narrows to Saunders.
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Electi N
Charles R. Saunders
Bates
Council
Chairhin Clark
Police Commission
Clark
Boston
Saunders
Election Commission
Hart
Minton
Luce
General Guild
Innovative Pen Claims Instant Ink Fill Mechanism
An advertised pen features a patent collapsible rubber sack and a quick fill method by inserting into fountain ink, turning a valve, and blowing. The sales pitch promises easy, rapid ink loading for business use.
Free Cigar Offer On Purchases At The Cuba Cigar Co
Free of charge to buyers of The Cuba Big Brother Cigarros by leading dealers on Wednesday April 15 1903. One pen will be furnished to any purchaser. Fabrica de Cuba Cigarros Co.
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Cuba
Fabrica DE Cuba Cigarros Co
Father John's Medicine Advertised by Traveling Man
A traveling man seeks to learn if anyone in Indianapolis keeps Father John's Medicine at once. J. P. Tulley of Hotel Iroquois signs for more of the tonic and body builder. The note claims Lung Kuro and Father John's Medicine cure sore throats and consumption and stop hacking coughs.
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Indianapolis
Father John
J. P. Tulley
Hotel Iroquois
Cleveland Urges Aid for Negro by North
Former President Grover Cleveland spoke at Madison Square Garden urging support for Tuskegee Institute. Joined on stage by Mayor Low Booker T. Washington and others as he urged white southerners and northerners to back improvements for African Americans, emphasizing Tuskegee’s approach as a path forward.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
Madison Square Garden
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
Cleveland
Mayor Low
Booker T.’ Washington
Edgar G. Murphy
Lyman Abbott
Nicholas Murray. Butler
Dean J. van Amringe
Columbia
W.H. Baldwin
McCracken
New York University
John DeWitt Warner
George
United States
Booker Washington
Tuskegee Institute
South
Forecast for Boston and vicinity weather days
Generally cloudy weather is forecast for Boston and nearby areas on Wednesday and Thursday with highs near the northeast to north wind range.
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Boston
German arrest of American mission students sparks protest
Washington reports Germany must explain the detention of native students from an American mission school in the Caroline Islands. The State Department seeks facts after a German warship detained four teachers and students amid charges of disloyalty, prompting accusations of high handed behavior and possible espionage.
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Washington
Germany
The
Carolines
State Department
Ruk
Ponape
Caroline
Judson Smith
American Board of Foreign Missions
Caroline Islands
M. L. Stimeon
Cormoran
Uella
Glerow
San Francisco
Marshalls
Heather
Logan
Guam
Dumbruteski
Sound Steamer John H Starin Overdue by 24 Hours
New Haven Conn April 15 The Starin Transportation Company steamer John H Starin plying between New Haven and New York was nearly 24 hours overdue at 1 am Officials say no contact received and weather may have forced a safe harbor at Huntington or Cow Bay Long Island The Chester W Chapin arrived on time from New York noting Starin was not sighted on the trip The Starin left New York on Monday night due in New Haven at 4 am Tuesday The vessel built in 1868 is an old wooden craft and former revenue cutter
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Reginald Graypool Vanderbilt
Nee Cathleen Neilson
Arleigh
Reginald
Alfred
Boston
Newport
George Dana
James Smith
Roxbury Crossing
Mr. Vanderbilt
Brida
Mrs. Vanderbilt
New Haven
Conn
John H. Starin
Starin Transportation Company
New York
Storin
Huntington
Cow Bay
Long Island
Chester W. Chapin
New Haven Line
Starin
Move to elect U S Senators by popular vote debated in Senate
The Senate debated a resolution for direct election of U S Senators by popular vote. Supporters and opponents voiced positions while voting on a substitute bill, with 19 ayes and 16 nays and pairs noted.
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U. S
Senate
United States
Skinner
Bemis
Gove
Middlesex
Secretary of the Commonwealth
General Court
Congress of the
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Harrington
Suffolk
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His Bride
Somerset
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Harper's Weekly
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Kuro
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Thompson's Spa
Washington Street
Kaiser
Sound Steamer
Apsey
Chandler
Clerke
Dillon
H. S. Fitzgerald
Foster
Frost
Gore
Harwell
Macinnis
McKinley
Newell
Nickerson
Porter
Soule
Sullivan
Appleton
Bagley
Brackett
Cole
Dyar
Fletcher
Gaylord
Heath
Munroe
Nye
Osgood
Pratt
Sampson
Wallace
Seaver
Tufts
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