Roosevelt Returns Home Plans After Jungle Hunt
Colonel Roosevelt reports a homesickness attack after receiving a message from his wife and daughter in Naples. He declines a Westerners’ plan to return via the Pacific and maintains schedules for Berlin Paris and London. He says the hunt has been more pleasant than expected and looks forward to Sandy Hook.
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Wondokoro
Roosevelt
New York
Naples
Khartoum
Kermit
Mongafla
United States
Pacific Coast
Sandy Hook
Berlin
Paris
London
Corporations Hurry to File New Tax Reports Nationwide
Washington reports indicate managers of many firms are rushing to file the new corporate tax reports. Corporations failing to file by tomorrow face fines up to 1000 dollars and potentially 16000 dollars. Officials from New York to Philadelphia express cautious optimism about compliance and courts’ involvement.
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Washington
Collector of Internal Revenue
New York
Collenor Hertz
Chitage
Frank Hemstreet
Collestor McCreach
Philadelphia
Department
Internal Revenue Cabell
Ife
Avalanche Ravages Idaho Towns Killing and Maiming Miners
Spokane Feb 28 A third avalanche wiped out the Carbonate Hill Mining camp near Mullan Idaho destroying a town and killing three with one body recovered. The Mace and Burke slides raise the death toll to nineteen as relief efforts rush to save survivors. Old men and boys aid frantic teams while Italians in a car were buried and later dug out.
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Spokane
Mace and Burke
Idaho
Carbonate Hill Mining Company
Mullan
Mace and Parke
Custer Mountain
Standard
Burke
Mace
Hecla
George Hooper
JH. Pascoe
Instinct of Horses Saves a Blind Man on Wyoming Plains
A Cheyenne man named Hagan guarding a team and bogey with United States Fence Inspector Boughton separated on the Laramie plains. Hagan waited all night and, after sunrise, became suddenly blind from sun glare on snow while awaiting reinforcement. The two men planned to reconvene, but Hagan lost sight and remained stranded as the incident continued.
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Red’ Hagan
Fhig Rahe Nee Tae Fone
Iagan
Cheyenne
United States
Boughton
Laramie Plains
Laramie
Boughton Re
Hagan
tHagan
New York Harbor to House Statue of North American Indian
A bill to erect a colossal North American Indian statue in New York Harbor at no cost to the U.S. government is reported to be advancing. Introduced by Representative Goulden and Senator Depew, the plan names Rodman Wanamaker and others as sponsors with a commission to select the site and oversee construction as a national monument.
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New York
Houses of Congress
New York Harbor
Joseph A. Goulden
Chauncey M. Depew
New’ York
United States
Rodman Anpamaker
Ew York City
Harbor
Senate
House
Secrece of State, War, Navy
Ihter
Robert
Inspiration to Open New Song From State Leader
The State Leader prepares a new song titled Inspiration with complete words and music. The piece is described as Hitchcockian in tone, a witty, topical comic number likely to evoke laughs as readers note the playful homage to Hitchcock.
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Raymond Witthcock
Gendaf
Bitchcock
Dodo
Cheyenne
Hitchcock
Amudjogan
Hitehcock
Biate
Mike Grand
Walt
Lane
Bate
Chicago May Forbid Rapier Hat Pins
Chicago officials move to ban women from wearing hat pins deemed dangerous in public. Alderman Rauler and Corporation Counsel Brundagé discuss the legality while Alderman Bayler cites risk to riders and eyes. Assistant Corporation Counsel Hayes says such an ordinance could be legal.
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Chicago
Herman J. Rauler
Rauler
Brundagé
Bayler
Asalatant Corporation Conse
Hayes
Cody Ranchman Wins Ex Wife of Millionaire
Denver reports a marriage bond issued for Abn Bone and Bronson C. Rumsey, a Cody Wyoming stockman. Anna Bowditch may be Ann B. Perkins, formerly married to Robert Perkins of Boston, who was divorced in Hot Springs South Dakota last September. Rumsey and Bowditch reportedly wed in Cody and left town as annulment actions continue in Massachusetts.
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Denver
Abn Bone
Bronson C. Ruy Rumsey
Cody
Wyo
Stockman
Anna Bowdlteh
Mre
Ann B. Perkins
Hot Springs
Robert Perkins
Boston
Melanchusetts
Potatoes Valued At 20000 Destroyed In Fire
A blaze last night destroyed three large storehouses at Belvidere with losses around 20000 dollars. It fed an army of potatoes, including 25000 barrels valued at about ten thousand, burned amid the flames.
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Walia
Maloo
Moti
Belvidere Uidtow
Udar Bere
Oleo firmaro sentenced for six years and heavy fine
Chicago judge Wickham Landis sentenced W A Broadwell of Chicago to six years in Fort Leavenworth federal prison and fined him fifteen thousand dollars for violation of the oleomargarine law. A federal inquiry into disposal methods was ordered.
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Chicago
Landis
United States District Court
W. A. Broadwell
Fort Leavenworth
Tandla
Bramore
Thomas Dudman
Wro Awent
OH 1
Ingler
Moxley
Christ Not Crucified by Jews but by Romans, Says James
Paris February 28. Edward Holton James nephew of Henry James argues in biblical research that Jesus was not crucified by Jews but by Romans for lese majesty. He claims Sanhedrin members conspired with Pilate and that Jesus planned a political undertaking. He cites lack of conclusive proof but believes facts support his view.
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Christ
Paris
Edward Holton James
Henry James
Gonodrd
Mass
Harvard University
Seattle
Wash
James
Jegna
Pilate
Konink
Jesus
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Europe
New York Herald
Fred Hagan
Congress
Gateway of the New World
miAanin
Cody Ranchman
Oleo Man
Alma Webster Powell
Sofia
Brooklyn
East Side
Powell
Iqwels
Count Frodérich Stropach
Hotel Majestic
Man- Hatton
Alan
Mrs. Powell
Abe
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