Miles Must Report On Cabinet Talk General Miles Affair
The March 24 report describes a late night cabinet discussion about General Miles with no warrant for cabinet action on rumors. Some say the declaration after the cabinet meeting will be significant, while Miles acted promptly to avoid courtesy letters from the war secretary. Otis retires and is breveted major general of volunteers. The House agrees to confer with the Senate on war revenue repeal bill amendments and District of Columbia business is set. The president and Mrs. Roosevelt plan to Charleston on April 7 ahead of president’s day April 9 at the exposition.
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Charleston
New Record Set on Philadelphia to Jersey City Rail Route
The pacal carrying President A J Casset of the Pennsylvania railroad broke the record between Philadelphia Gas and Jersey City this morning. It covers the ninety mile distance in eighty minutes.
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Pacal
A.J Casset
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Jerney City
Ruling halts rail rate cuts amid legal clash
With defendants consent, Federal Judge Grocscup orders the Interstate Commerce Commission to restrain Illinois Central Michigan Central Lake Shore and Pennsylvania Northwestern railways from cutting rates. In New York a divorce decree frees Marion Faversham from William Faversham, the matinee idol, but case details remain secret.
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William Faversham
Monsignor Barttel Seeks Talks With Roosevelt on Vatican Representative
New York March 24 Monsignor Barttel apostolic delegate extraordinar y to the Philippines arrived from Genia en route to Manila He will seek a conference with President Roosevelt regarding sending an American representative to the Vatican.
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Roosevelt
Vatican
Pittsburg man arrested in church faces multiple charges
Louis Strayer was arrested in a Pittsburg church yesterday on a present crime, with authorities believing him involved in numerous serious offenses.
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Louis Strayer
Judge Palmer Rules on Labor Boycott Picketing Case
Enver March 24 Judge Palmer issued a decision concerning labor unions that involved boycotts and picketing in front of four establishments. The ruling addresses attempts to keep trade away and references a Philadelphia Times anecdote about a school day algebra problem.
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United Sustea
Nelson Charged With Bigamy Across States
Kansas City dispatch reports C. C. Nelson, 40, a German horse buyer, arrested after a Clinton county warrant for desertion. He was taken from San Antonio to answer bigamy charges, claiming only three wives. The case traces to a Missouri widow and a Cornwall Arkansas ceremony.
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Panama Decree Reestablishes Cable News Censorship
General Salazar governor of Panama informs press reps that a decree reestablishes censorship of cablegrams and bans code messages on the war in Colombia. Merchants may use established codes with copies left at the censor. Consuls are allowed uncensored telegrams as a courtesy while censorship remains enforceable.
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Salazar
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United States
Coke and Steel Freight Collision in Pennsylvania Line
In Youngstown Ohio on March 24 two Pennsylvania freights collided at full speed. Four men were killed instantly. Fireman Graham Engineer Thomas Target Tender Blackburn and an unknown brakeman were injured. Mixed orders caused the crash as fog hid the trains. about twenty five ore loaded steel cars crashed through coke cars.
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Three Overcome by Gas Fumes
Chicago March 4 a machinist James Downs his wife and their year old daughter were found dead in their apartment the gas from the cook stove was turned on whether accidental or by revign is unknown as yet Port au Prince Hayti March 24 ion Gabriel a man charged with treason fired a revolver today at General Cameau the chief of police who intended to arrest him The general not wounded drew his revolver fired at Gabriel and wounded him Gabriel was arrested and immediately executed Gabriel was a French citizen came from Guadaloupe Complications with France are feared The body of Gabriel was claimed by the French minister and taken to the French hospital The French colony is much affected by the event
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Death for Treason in Vienna Early March
Vienna reports the execution of Major Copstan Kinton and Lieutenant Jarko of the Toumanian army for betraying military secrets to Russia. The story notes their shooting as punishment for treason amid a wartime atmosphere and adds unrelated mockery about a magazine mention and a department store clerk.
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War Office Says It Is For Peace
London March 24 The War Secretary Broderick said the safe conduct forBoers through British lines followed an intimation by Acting President Schalkburger to Lord Kitchener of a wish to meet Steyn for peace proposals Kitchener granted the request with government consent Amsterdam March 24 Boer exiles see Schalkburger peace move as seeking talks with Steyn toward limited independence and a harsh remedy for rebels Great Britain would likely reject this risking foreign attacks on England
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Decision Pending as Anthracite Mine Dispute Delays
Shamokin Pennsylvania March 24 The Pennsylvania anthracite mine trouble shows a decision reached by 3 PM yet not made public among 144 minor delegates no strike or settlement announced likely as committee report read President Mitchell and others declined to reveal details Indications point to concessions and probable rejection of the report
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Alms House to Mansion Unearths Uncle’s Half Million
Baltimore March 24 Joseph Zane in the pauper alms house was notified of his uncle Boston's death. The will leaves him half a million and directs a move from the alms house to a mansion in Hub City.
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Boston
New Gazette Debuts in Vienna with Sixteen Pages
Vienna launches a new sixteen page folio size newspaper named the New Gazette. It sells for less than half a cent and has already achieved wide circulation in the area though organizers face challenges securing newspaper agents to distribute it.
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Vienna
New Gazette
Desperate gang leader captured after long chase
George Irons, head of a western postelike robber gang, was captured this morning in Wichita after a 6000 mile pursuit over more than a year. Inspector Peters will transport him to Kansas City to face trial with his companions for numerous crimes.
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Kansas City
Wage increase spreads among New England mill operatives
Boston reports that a wage rise for 24,000 Fall River mill workers prompts 17,000 Lowell and 4,000 Lewiston workers to demand the same. Some talk of striking circulates as the movement grows.
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Expressman Frank Loran Dies After Cheap Living
Omaha on March 24 reports the death of Frank Loran, an express man aged 0 years who died in hospital from malnutrition. His frugal lifestyle centered on crackers and feed, leaving five pounds in his pockets and an estimated worth of $65,000.
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Princess Marie Dies at 77 in Roumanian Queen’s Mother
Berlin reports the death of Princess Marie aged 77, mother of the queen of Roumania, at Nouwid, Pru gla. The notice confirms her passing and notes her royal connections in a terse obituary.
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Wyoming Officials Report Wolf Bounty and Activist Agenda
The week’s wolf bounty totaled about 350 dollars while the Wyoming supreme court convened briefly, adjourned, and did not hear business. Complaints about unlawful elk killings on the Titan reserve prompt an immediate investigation. State officials Grant Sheldon Henderson Tynan and others are active in duties and plans. Tynan will designate two Wyoming students for a free scholarship at the National Law College of Tennessee.
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Endorsement for U S Marshal from Reynolds Post G A R
At Reynolds Post G A R meeting last Friday a unanimous resolution endorsed A O Hamilton of Rock Springs for United States marshal for Wyoming. A Civil War veteran, Hamilton joined the Fourth U S Cavalry, came west in 1867, and resided in Wyoming after service. Adjutant Bristol was directed to send the resolutions to Senator Warren, with similar notices forwarded by Evanston Rawlins and Laramie posts. Hamilton is also endorsed by Rock Springs comrades.
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Fort Laramie
Boys In Blue
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Laramie
Parshall Resigns as Assistant State Engineer
State Engineer Fred Bond has received the resignation of A. J. Parshall to take effect April 1. Parshall offered no reason but is understood to join government service as a field engineer. His departure leaves a notable gap in the state engineer's office.
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Local notes and visits wrap up in a string of homecomings
Murray Schloss returns home from Denver. William Owens welcomes a baby boy, proud father. Louis Manewal the restaurateur returns from a visit to S1 Lotus Missouri. Ada Ream Jed Atkins school teacher spent Sunday in the city. Mrs A M Foadick recovers from threatened appendicitis. Ad Spaugh of Manville in the city today then heads south. First Congregational church hosts Lenten services this week. Mrs Carrioge returns to Leadville after visiting Mrs Haas. Mrs W A Wyman returns Saturday evening from a visit with friends at Waluepburg Colorado.
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Waluepburg
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Quote about a sour outlook and heat complaints
Detroit Free Press note humorously cites a man who never sees the sunny side and only complains of heat. The segment then promotes The Daily Leader advertising columns for house listings.
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Agnostic Pearson Publishes The Carpenter Prophet in Chicago
Chicago reports the release of The Carpenter Prophet by Hey Charles Pearson former Northwestern professor. The work attacks traditional Christianity denying Jesus as savior while praising him as a man and comparing him to Shakespeare. It rejects the Trinity and miracles, arguing pagan influence colors modern religion and predicts a new epoch of daily faith.
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Fragmented prompt with unclear news content
The text appears to be an instruction fragment asking a clerk for specific items and mentioning men, lighting up, and sitting down. It lacks a coherent news event, names, places, or dates to form a proper article item.
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