Germany to request early draft on March payment
Washington reports Germany again pressed for an immediate draft of 5500 pounds though due March 18 under the protocol. Herr Baltazzi argued from Caracas position and Bowen refused to alter terms, noting 6500 pounds payable March 13 in Caracas. The dispute centers on returning ships seized during the blockade and a potential negotiated outcome.
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Washington, D. C
Germany
Bowen
Herr Baltazz
Caracas
Washington
Herr Baltars
Sueh
Butler unseated in bid by Wagoner after fraud findings
Washington report states Republican House committee No. 2 found massive frauds in St. Louis and recommended unseating Democrat Butler, replacing him with Republican Wagoner. Butler, first to be expelled from Congress twice, would lose a nominal 7,000 majority, leaving Wagoner ahead by about 1,000. The committee’s report may be issued today and unseating enacted within the week.
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Washington
House Committee
Butler
St. Louis
Wagoner
Congress
Young girl confesses to boiling water murder in Virginia
Norton Virginia February 24 Misa Pattie Garret 17 has confessed to killing John Craft 60 by pouring boiling water from a tea kettle at her mother's request. The mother in jail accompanied her. both face trial at Whiteburg today.
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Norton
Misa Pattie Garret
Whiteburg
John Craft
Craftaville
Misa Garret
Stole $10,000 in Diamonds On Train Riot
Pickpockets looted an excursion train between Houston and Galveston last night. The haul valued at $10,000 included diamonds. Several town legislators were among the robbed. An attempted capture sparked a fight as thieves leaped from the tram.
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Houston
Tex
Galveston
Mamonds
Fire destroys McKee's Rocks branch of American Bridge
A blaze in Pittsburg caused by an early morning fire wiped out the Shultz branch of the American Bridge company at McKee’s Rocks with an estimated loss of 200000 dollars. Separate report from St Louis notes a February fire at the Suburban Bivet Railway car barns destroying extensive facilities and crippling the system with about 150000 dollars in damages and an unknown booty amount.
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Pittsburg
McKee's Rocks
Shultz
American Bridge Company
St. Louis
Bivet
Earry
Thief Bartley Allegedly Lives In Luxury On Stolen Cash
Lincoln, Neb Feb 24 It is stated here that Joseph H Bartley once Nebraska state treasurer stole over 600000 and now lives in luxury on the cash. Supporters say he will not surrender his wealth. Bartley declares he will not come back from prison or reveal his finances.
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Lincoln, Neb
Joseph
Bartlay
Nebraska
Bartley
Poisoned by canned tomatoes shocks Russell ranch
Reports from Monktrose Colorado state Godfrey Beal is dead after eating canned tomatoes while Harvey Russell and Charles Wolff are seriously ill. The Russell ranch was recently purchased by Choate and Wolff from Topeka. A separate London report notes the Westminster Abbey wedding of Mrs Padleford of Baltimore to Ernest Cunard with Ambassador Choate giving away the bride.
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Monktrose
Colo
Russell Ranch
Godfrey Beal
Harvey Russell
Charles Wolff
Fathore
Wolff
Topeka
London
Westminster Abbey
Padleford
Baltimore
Ernest Cunard
Great
Ambassar Choate
Pillsbury Defeated in Eleventh Round International Match
American champion Pillsbury lost to Teichmann in the eleventh round of the international match to leave both players tied. Mares placed third as battleship Alabama received a silver service in Mobile at a state event held at the opera house with notable attendees.
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Méub Carlo
Pillsbury
Teichmann
Mares
Mobile
Ala
United Staton
Alabama
Opera House
President Signs Treaty With Cuba
President signs a treaty with Cuba marking a new era in bilateral relations and signaling optimism for diplomatic and economic engagement between the two nations.
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Cuba
Senate Democrats reject statehood compromise and push anti-trust action
Democratic senators in conference reject the postoffice committee compromise on the statehood bill and vow to admit Arizona New Mexico and Oklahoma. They order Senator Blackburn to push the anti trust bill and aim to ride the statehood measure on the postal appropriation bill.
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Washington
Postoffice Committee
Hlackburn
Kentucky
Hoar
Judiciary Committee
Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Senate
Quay
Duel Ends in Death Near Cimarron
At Cimarron twenty two miles west of here two men 13.8 Payne and E Y Young fought a duel over a quarrel about their children. Shook fired first then Payne shot several times striking Shook three times and causing his death.
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Springer
N. M
Cimarron
Here
Payne
E. Y. Young
Shook
Bailey Wins Out for U S Marshal of Colorado
Washington reports the senate judiciary committees favorably reports Dewey C. Bailey for United States marshal in Colorado after delays caused by anti Walton Republicans. Bailey’s nomination was held up for almost a year but withdrawals last week cleared the way and early confirmation is expected. Vivian and Hardy nominations also pending.
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Washington
Senate Committees On the Judiciary
Dewey C. Bailey
United States
Colorado
Bailey
New York
Vivian
Hardy
Woman Saves Train from Landslide Near Glover's Gap
Mrs Mary Ledley a widow living near Glover's Gap on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad saved a fast passenger train and nearly a hundred passengers by notifying a telegraph operator as a landslide roared toward the curve near her home. Her quick action came after she heard the slide and saw the late train.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Mary Ledley
Glover's Gap
Baltimore and Ohio
Coal Kings Face Conspiracy Trial In Chicago
The Indiana coal operators charged with conspiracy in violation of anti trust laws began their trial in Chicago. The defense pushes hard to secure a jury amid intense fighting by the coal barons and the上午 long session without progress toward impaneling jurors.
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Chicago
Indiana
Four Mail Clerks Die In Big Four Wreck Near Cleveland
Cleveland Ohio Feb 24 Four mail clerks burned to death in their car after a head on crash between a west bound passenger train and an east bound freight on the Big Four railroad one mile east of Cleveland A passenger died shortly after being removed from a car making the total dead at least five and the injured count unclear
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Cleveland
Ohio
Big Four
Here
Will re elect Mrs Fairbanks
Washington reports the D A R congress voting 443 to 68 to limit the general president to two consecutive terms regardless of prior board service, effectively ensuring Mrs Fairbanks will be reelected.
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Fairbanks
Washington
Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Fairbanka
Irma Cody Weds Lt Clarence Armstrong Stott at Home Wedding
At the bride's home Welcome Wig wam in North Platte Miss Irma Cody daughter of Col W F Cody married Lieut Clarence Armstrong Stott of the Twelfth United States Cavalry. The ceremony followed Episcopal rites at noon with a large invited guest list from across the country.
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Daily Leader
North Platte
Neb
Clara Boal
Miss Cody
Platte White
Edward R. Goodman
Cody Boal
Stott
South
Fort Clark
Tex
Colonel Cody
England
Searchers Seek Body of Miner Lost on Dexter Mountain
From Saratoga, rescue parties on snow shoes have been out for days searching for James Kelley who vanished in a mountain snow storm after leaving to visit his mines on Dexter mountain three weeks ago. No trace yet found.
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Saratoga
James Kelley
Dexter Mountain
Cold Wave Broken in East Amid Warm Week Start
New York reports show last week's bitter cold giving way to unusual warmth this week. At 10 this morning the thermometer neared fifty degrees, with similar readings in Boston Philadelphia Washington and Chicago.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
Ice on Missouri River breaks up flooding Leavenworth
Kansas City dispatch reports river ice near Leavenworth began to break up last night raising water levels by ten feet in ten hours. Railroads reinforce bridges as low lands flood and the steamer Moline is hurled ashore by an ice pack.
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Kansas City
Missouri River
Leavenworth
Hope Dims for Elder Dempster Liner Palmas
Liverpool authorities report nearly all hope lost for the Elder Dempster liner Palmas Captain Burton which departed Monmouthshire January 3 bound for Boston. The vessel carried thirty five men amid ongoing search efforts and scarce signals of survival.
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Liverpool
All Hope
Dempster
Palmas
Burton
Monmouthshire
Boston
New Style Elopers Spark Runaway Marriage Trend
Chrissine Beck and Fred Dewey Farrell of Brooklyn eloped after secretly marrying five months ago. Report from Washington states their news reached a wealthy, stern father by distant channels, and the couple was forgiven.
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New York
Chrissine Beck
Fred Dewey Farrell
Brooklyn
Iits
Enater
Washington
Charles Schwab Returns From Cannes trip Heading for New York
Paria reports Charles Schwab arrived from the Riviera last evening after leaving Cannes on Saturday and traveling 500 miles by automobile. He plans to sail for New York on March 11, according to the dispatch. The Kansas Mutual Life Insurance receiver fled with the federal court today presenting a statement showing a surplus of over 140000 dollars. Policyholders are advised to pay premiums when due. Carding Manning story recalled in Washington Times about a parishioner who grew up and married leaving a lonely home and longing for loved ones.
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Paria
Charles Schwab
Reviera
Cannes
Schwab
New York
Topeka
Kans
Kansas Mutual Life Insurance Company
Legal Blanks of all Kinds at The Leader
The Leader prints a range of legal blanks for public notices and private ads. Readers can find templates for affidavits contracts and other official forms suited to legislative and civic needs.
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