Dillon Suspended From Commons for Calling Chamberlain a Liar
London March 20 John Dillon anti-Parnellite actor is suspended from the House of Commons for calling Colonial Secretary Chamberlain a damned liar during debate on the South African war. Campbell-Bannerman condemned government policy and demanded explanation amid uproar.
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London
House of Commons
John Dillon
Chamberlain
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Cape
Lelse
Dillon
Wear British Uniforms From Sheer New York
Boer delegates Marc Weasels Wolmarans and De Bruyn sail on La Gascogne today. Weasels doubts Hoboken fire ammo targeted Boers and notes Boers lack money to buy munitions. He cites British uniforms used by Boers when uniforms run out, removing distinguishing marks. He urges a commission to review Boer British war conduct.
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New York
Marc
C. A. Weagels
A. D. Wolmarans
J. M. de Bruyn
la Gascogne
Weasels
Hoboken
Wessels
Beaumont Gang Robbery Suspects Nabbed in Texas
Beaumont Tex March 19 three rearrests have been made in connection with the Bennett gang of robbers and orderers. A backman employed by the gang is suspected to have hauled victims to the river. Sheriff refuses to release names or details, saying publicity would hinder further arrests. The Bennett woman reportedly confessed a case.
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Beaumont
Tex
Young Soldier Inherits $12000 From German Sugar King
March 20 Cincinnati. Max Sehmalhil, a German sugar magnate, leaves to his grandson Otto Sehmalhil twelve thousand dollars for bravery and loyalty to his country in wartime. Otto, living with his parents on West Clifton Avenue, joined the Spanish War effort early and gained his grandfather’s delight upon learning of the provision through a letter from Germany.
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Cincinnati
Otto Sehmahl
Max Sehmahl
Germany
Otto Sehmalhil
Weat Clifton Avene
Spain
Schmahl
Nebraska fusion pact strengthens Democratic Populist alliance
Lincoln Neb March 10 Fusion was effected again as the State Democratic and Populist committees agreed to unite on a State ticket this fall. Bryan influence favored the plan while executive committees decide a date for the state meeting. Democrats passed resolutions on the death of John P Altgeld.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Bryan
John P. Altgeld
Bryan Moves Into His Barn Near Lincoln Farm
The story notes that on March 19 in Lincoln Nebraska W J Bryan left his city home to live on his four mile distant farm. He celebrated his forty second birthday by relocating with his family to the barn while a country residence is under construction.
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Lincoln, Neb
W. J. Bryan
City of
Lincoln
Mr. Bryan
Roosevelt Hires Instructo to Sharpen Strength in White House
President Theodore Roosevelt has engaged Professor J. J. O'Brien of Boston as a physical instructor. Twice daily White House wrestling bouts and rigorous boxing sessions are held to increase endurance and vigor. Roosevelt, a noted athlete, trains with zeal, aiming to shed fat and build power, engaging in strenuous workouts and open-air exercise.
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Washington
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
J. J. O'Brien
Boston
O'Brien
White House
Hin
Enduranc
Missouri Young Democrats Association Formed at Lindell Hotel
A new political group named The Missouri Young Democrats Association was created yesterday at the Lindell Hotel. H W Dalb of Livingston county was named president with M B and P W Usey of Montgomery county as secretary and treasurer. The aim is to unite Missouri youths in a neutral body promoting democracy and good government without factional ties.
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Missouri Young Democrata’ Association
Ameeting
Lindell Hotel
Young Democracy
Wosen
H.W. Dalb
Livingston County
M. B
P. W. Usey
Montgomery County
Young Democrate
Missouri Young Democrats’ Association
Democratic Party of Missouri
DeArmond Withdraws From Missouri Senate Race
Washington March 14 Judge David A DeArmond announces his withdrawal from the senatorial bid citing duties preventing an active canvass He states friends oppose the candidacy and that he should not abandon his current post To avoid overburdening supporters he withdraws the pursuit and requests no consideration as a candidate Also a harking ad for Bal lard s Horehound Syrup appears in the notice.
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Washington
David A. DeArmond
Bill to Pay McKinley Funeral Expenses to be Prepared
Washington March 1 Ex president McKinleys funeral expenses will be charged to Congress. Secretary Carter will return from Clintonville and prepare the bill for an appropriation to cover costs including burial and the special train. Senator Hanna and Gen Grosvenor will manage House and Senate actions with careful oversight.
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McKinley
Washington
Cartel- Yoo
Cinton
Tanna
Ttis
Hanne
Congress
Mr. McKinley
Hhs
Buffalo
Canton
Gen. Grosvenor
House
Lanna
Senate
Illinois Battleship Delayed By Defects At Brooklyn Navy Yard
New York reports defects found in the new battleship Illinois will delay its European voyage by at least a few months. Repairs costing about 25,000 dollars involve tearing out house pipes and reconstructing five mains. The ship, nearly five million dollars, was to lead Rear Admiral Crowninshield's squadron in English waters for King Edward VII's coronation.
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New York
Ilinois
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Europe
Howser
Crowninshield
Edward VII
Fragmentary 19th Century prose Echoes a Stranger Conversation
An OCR fragment presents garbled dialogue with names and phrases suggesting a rural or small town scene. The speakers debate religious or moral themes, referencing a widow, a sermon, and a traveler’s fate. The text is unclear, with many misspellings and invented words, but hints at tension and doubt within a social group.
Blood Balm Claims Cure For Cancer And Skin Diseases
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for cancer of the nose and face and various skin diseases. It cites cases like Mrs. Guerney and Mrs. Adams, says doctors urged cutting but failed, and claims many ailments including eczema, ulcers, and blood poisons are cured. Free sample and medical advice offered by Blood Balm Co, Atlanta, Ga.
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M. 1
Athinta
Public Buildings Funds Boost for Missouri
Washington March 19 The house sub committee on public buildings and grounds reports increases for Missouri projects including St Louis 540000 an extra 55000 for Joplin 87000 for Carthage or Nevada per Representative Benton 25000 for Leuimann 5000 for Columbia and 20000 for Moberly the panel will forward these figures to the full committee for action.
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Washington
Committee On Public Buildings and Grounds
House
Missouri
St. Louie
Joplin
Carthage
Nevada
Benton
Leuimann
Columbia
Moberly
Woman Victorious in Duel in Albion Nebraska
In Albion Nebraska on March 20 Mrs Ame lia Patterson and George Thompson fought a street duel over a divorce and damage suit that has occupied the court. Thompson was shot twice and bystander James Fury was hit in the leg as Thompson fired five shots at Mrs Patterson. Thompson wounds are dangerous though Pory is not serious. Ballard’s Horehound Syrup ad copy ends the clipping.
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Albion, Neb
Amelia Patterson
George Thompson
Thompson
James Fury
Brain Food Fad Debunked By Authorities
A tongue in cheek critique of nutrition fads dismisses the idea of separate foods for brain muscles and bones. It urges regular doses of Keen's August Flower as a tonic to aid digestion stimulate the liver purify the blood and improve wellbeing. The notice mentions Dr G Cheen's remedies and Green's almanac.
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Keen
Cheen
Green
Liberal offer bundles four papers for one year
Farmers invited to subscribe to a limited time offer including The Live Stock Indicator The Poultry Farmer and Special Farmers Institute Editions along with the local paper all for $1.25 per year The package promises superior reading material trusted in the West and Southwest and urges readers to sample the papers at the office before the offer ends.
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Farmers’ Institute
West
Southwest
Retaliation Possible Over German Meat Ban
Washington reports that Emperor William bans import of American meat by decree and anticipates retaliation. Ambassador White will file a special report to the state department, with the matter to be reviewed by Secretary Wilson and the Agriculture Department. Officials weigh options in response to the prohibition and potential curbs on American goods.
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Washington
Mareh
William
Germany
Ambassador White
Hay
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