Cody refuses reconciliation as divorce deposition ends
In Omaha on March 7 William F. Cody better known as Buffalo Bill said he would have nothing to do with his wife Mrs Cody. He denied any chance of reconciliation and faced questions about accusations he murdered their daughter Arta. No further depositions will be taken and the case moves to Sheridan Wyoming for arguments on April 15.
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Neb
Wm. F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Cody
Col. Cody
Arta
Wilcox
Powell
Dr. Powell
Sheridan
Wyo
Fifty Five Thousand Dollars Disappears from Bank
The German National Bank of Cincinnati reports a $55,000 shortfall in its government reserve fund. About $50,000 in bills and $6,000 in gold are missing after a December audit found no issues. Investigations have yet to locate the funds, with the bank noting the loss could be a bookkeeping error.
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German National Bank
Fia
Pe German National
Bohrer
Yale Daily News Denounces Graft in Athletics
The Yale Daily News asserts graft exists in Yale athletics alongside politics. It argues money is spent lavishly without economy and calls for rational expenditures distinct from useless disbursements. The editorial emphasizes value over vanity in varsity sports spending.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Yale Daily News
White Box to Train Opens Spring Campaign
Chicago March 7 President Comiskey of the White Box team left with players for New Orleans where Ubmon will begin spring training.
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White Box
Chicago
Comiskey
New Orleans
Ubmon
Great Fight Nearing an End at Mukden Front
Ten day battle near Mukden on a fourteen mile front west of the railroad. Japanese and Russian forces fight with heavy losses as General Tserpitksy leads a determined counterattack. Reports say critical positions changed hands and Kuropatkin’s center may be collapsing as Japanese flanks strike.
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Shakhe
Bentziaputz
Liao Yang
Tserpitsky
Mukden
Tsergitsky
Americ
Tverplisky
Shakhe River
St. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Kuropatkio
Siamintin
Tatche Kalo
Not Spare Women or the Children Not Spare Women or the Children
Berlin reports a revolutionary party executive committee vows to kill all Romanoff family members. A supporter claims the movement has vast funds and loyal backers abroad, urging a czarist reform to avert tragedy and noting failed communications with Grand Duchess Sergius.
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Revolutionary Party
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Romanoff
Germany
France
England
Italy
Foollah Trepoff
Great Britain
Sergius
Penis
Cortelyou to resign GOP chair as he becomes postmaster general
Postmaster General Cortelyou will resign as chairman of the Republican National Committee after assuming the duties of postmaster general. A vice chairman will act as chair, with Harry G. New of Indianapolis likely to be chosen. The oath was taken in the Post Office Department in Washington with Wynne, Mrs. Cortelyou, and department officials present.
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Washington
Cortelyou
Republican National Committee
Harry G. New
Indianapolis
George B. Cortelyou
T. B. Roach
Robert J. Wynne
Mixa Hinds
Cortolyou
Offce
Mrs. Astor Sets Sail for Europe Vacation
Mrs William Astor a veteran society leader sails for Europe aboard the Kaleor Wilhelm der Grosse to visit Paris and London. She will return in July for the Newport season.
Chadwick Trial Details Undercut Government Money Claim
Cleveland March 7 Nine witnesses testified in the Chadwick trial. The defense showed entries in Oberlin bank ledgers and a $10,000 deposit slip in Mrs. Chadwick’s name, contradicting government claims she had no funds. Andrew Carnegie may not testify.
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Chadick
Chadwick
Oberlin
Spear
Beckwith
General Journal of the Bank
Wing
H. H. Avery
Oberlin Bank
Avery
Andrew Carnegie
Sullivan
Caron the Grand
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Meets in New Haven
The full adjustment committee of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen met in New Haven Connecticut. It is understood the committee has no intention to press grievances or demand changes from the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad. This marks the first gathering of the committee in a year.
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New Haven
Conn
The
Brotherhood of Railway
New York, New Haven & Hartford
New York Legislature Takes Up Telephone Rate Issue
Albany March 7 The Legislature today addressed the telephone companies in the state amid claims rates exceed those in any other state. The move has backing from nearly all business firms and telephone users in New York.
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NEW York Telephone Trust
Albany
New York
Chicago Accident Insurance Agents Organize Meeting
A Chicago gathering of general agents from Pacific Mutual and Continental insurers met to form a new organization for accident insurance agents. The committee included D. M. Baker, W. A. Aiken, W. B. Miller, A. D. Morrison and B. Deanguora.
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Chicago Accident Men's Organization
Chicago
DM. Baker
Pacific Mutinal
W. A. Aiken
W. BE. Miller
A. D. Morrison
Central
B. Deanguora
Continental
Denver Senate bribery inquiry hearings unfold in Capitol chair room
A joint assembly committee in the Colorado State Capitol began hearing testimony on bribery charges raised by Senator Morgan against J. M. Herbert and Cripple Creek Postmaster Sullivan. Witnesses described watching Morgan at secret union meetings and receiving payments from coal interests for reports and influencing labor legislation.
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State Capitol
Joint Assembly
Morgan
J. M. Herbert
Colorado & Southern Railway
Sullivan
Cripple Creek
Adams
Lafayette
Colo
United Mine Workers of America
Smith
R. Morgan
Senator Morgan
State board hears bid to cut freight rates
The State board met to hear a petition from Decatur and Springfield seeking action on freight rates. Local claimant argues rates are excessive compared with neighboring states. The Order of Railway Conductors of Chicago opposes reductions and filed a protest with the board.
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Springfield
Decatur
Spring
Chicago
Italian Embassy Attache Sails for Europe
Newark March 7 Signor Montagna of the Italian embassy in Washington sailed aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse for Europe. He will be gone two months. Washington March 7 Lieutenant Commander A B Culver was relieved from command of the Bancroft for examination and promotion before returning home for orders.
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Signor Montagna
Washington
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Caiting
Europe
A. B Culver
Walt
Man Faces Murder Charge After Wife Dies
San Vegas New Mexico reports John Reynolda, who attacked his wife with an axe a week ago, will appear in court to answer a murder charge after the wife died this afternoon. He confesses the act but claims self defense against an earlier attack. the ante mortem statement contradicts his account.
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N. M
John Reynolda
Hin
Kentucky Coal Miners Meet in Louisville Convention
Miners from Kentucky's western district gathered in Louisville to discuss ongoing disputes with operators. The convention aimed to review unsettled issues affecting the industry and worker relations.
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Louisville
Rea ml
Accidental Death of 15-Year-Old Charles Lucas in Boswell
Charles Lucas, 15, son of George Lucas, was accidentally shot and killed while hunting yesterday near Boswell New Mexico. The tragedy occurred as he was out with others in the Pooom valley area, leaving the community as a noted local family in mourning.
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N. M
Charles Lucas
George
Lucas
Pooom Valley
Great Slaughter on Both Sides at Mukden
At dawn on March 6 Field Marshal Oyama began a siege in a 20 by 7 mile front. The battle raged with thunderous artillery and ferocious combat as Japanese and Russians, aided by allied forces, sustained heavy casualties and renewed assaults by dawn. The engagement continued with escalating intensity as of 8 a.m.
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Mukden
Oyama
Sid
Veteran Palmer Stricken In Car In New York
A. M. Palmer, 66, veteran New York theatrical manager, suffered a stroke on an uptown sixth avenue elevated train and was taken to J Hood Wright hospital where recovery is described as doubtful. He has spent thirty years shaping major plays of the era.
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New York
A. M. Palmer
Sixth Avenue
J. Hood Wright Hospital
Palmer
Tennessee Legislature Reconvenes After Four-Week Recess
Nashville reports the Tennessee General Assembly reconvened after a four week recess. Several important reports are due from special committees that have investigated state and charitable institutions and other questions during the break.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee General Assembly
Speci
Prominent London Divorce Case Opens Before New President
The Stock divorce suit was heard today before Sir John G. Barnes, the new president of the divorce court. The case is expected to involve complications of an international character according to reports from London.
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London
Stock
John G. Barnes
Senate to fast track Santo Domingo treaty report
Washington March 7 Senate decides to report the Santo Domingo treaty from the Foreign Relations Committee as soon as possible. The full policy debate to occur in executive session with no preliminary stance on the treaty.
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Senate
Washington
Santo Domingo
Committee On Foreign Relations
Will Fix Place of Next Congress in New Orleans
Executive committee meeting led by By. Ch. Topp fixes time and place for the forthcoming convention of the Boutherd Negro Congress in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Marek T
John Sharp Williams Arrives in New York for Democratic Club Speech
John Sharp Williams, minority leader of the House of Representatives, reaches New York City. He will speak at the Democratic Club tonight as part of his visit, following his own chosen itinerary.
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New York
John Shur Williams
House of Representaives
Democratic Club
Palm Beach Opens Open Golf Championship Play
Palm Beach Florida hosts the open golf championship with play underway. Last year’s champion Leitire was defeated by Gil Nichols in a dramatic finish. A girl with small feet is noted in local fashion gossip.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Leitire
Gil Nichols
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