Reciprocity Bill Fast Becoming a National Issue
A Cavernous national policy debate unfolds as Cubans reciprocal tariffs rise in Congress. The Cuban reciprocity resolution progresses in the House, with Michigan sugar refineries sold to the Sugar Trust and partisan protection interests shaping the debate. President Roosevelt hints at tariff revision while delaying action to align party strategy for a special session.
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Hatfield Feud Tragedy Claims Four Lives in Kentucky
A bloodier Hatfield feud episode on Black Berry Creek near Pike County Kentucky ends with four dead including Thompson Hatfield Ephraim Hatfield and detective John Rutherford and hotelman Harry Watts. A young girl fired at officers during the shootout. The incident ties to legacy of Cap Hatfield and earlier feuds.
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Jones Clarke lead in Arkansas Democratic Senate primary
Early returns from Arkansas show Clarke claiming a strong margin for United States Senator amid late voting. Jones counters and Clarke’s camp reports eighty six supporters in the Legislature, while Governor Davis leads Rector. Returns are slow but suggest Clarke ahead in key races.
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James P.clarke
United States
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Ernor Davis
Ofar
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Scaffold Collapse Injures Two Men at Local House
William Farrell and William Hart were painting at 2963 Annwood Avenue when a scaffold collapsed sending them about thirty feet to the pavement. Farrell sustained a head gash and a sprained ankle, was taken to the police station first aid room, then home to 2% Taylor Avenue. Hart was injured as well.
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Annwood Avenue
Farrell
Abel
Taylor Avenue
Horse Drives Through Plate Glass in Rockdale Drug Store
A horse and a cab were in front of a drug store at Rockdale and Maigia when the horse bolted, ran through a plate glass window, and caused a scene last night. No injuries reported.
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Zumstein
Rockdale
Wives With Farms Scheme Ends in Regret and Fallout
A Chicago land deal collapses as the proposed wives for farms scheme fails. Estates agent promotion and promises of spouses falter as buyers withdraw. The public party official insists on politeness while noting the scheme flopped and transport of women to Wisconsin halts.
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Chicago
Will
A. Webster
Wisconsin
Poet Dr Thomas Dunit Engtish Dies in Newark
March 2 in Newark New Jersey Dr Thomas Dunit Engtish the poet was near death after a brief illness. He was summoned by his family and attended by his physician in his dying condition.
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Newark NJ
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Electric crossing showdown ends in tense county stand
Workers with electric company faced obstruction while attempting to lay crosses at the county line crossing. A months long dispute over the eastern route led to forceful action by the electric team, who cleared ties and ballast as crews clashed. The company warned of forfeiting its franchise if the crossing was not completed by Monday night.
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Pennsylvania
Morey Sues Creighton for 50000 Damages in Divorce Case
The suit filed names H L Morey former congressman as defendant. Plaintiff E B Creighton seeks 50000 damages alleging interference with marriage to Catherine A Creighton and alienation of affection. Case cites alleged actions between November 1900 and February 1901 with July 20 dates referenced.
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Revenue Up For Quarter End In Kingdom
Revenue for the quarter ended March rose by 4,618,913 pounds, marking an increase over the previous period. The report highlights improved earnings as the kingdom reports stronger financial performance for the quarter.
Ayot Breaks Up Church Meeting in Rowdy Riot
Five men and six women, members of the same faith from a different church, disrupted a Seventh Day Church meeting on March 2. The disturbance drew about 450 worshipers, eight alleged disturbers were arrested and taken to the police station.
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Woodward
Pere
Wayne county farmer robbed of savings in ominous midnight theft
March 2 report notes M O of Wayne county, a well known farmer, had been saving money for expenses. Last night someone broke into the second story of his residence and stole the funds, leaving little clue to the culprit.
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Commercial Tribune
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James
Nwt
Wayne Nips
Democratic Convention Set For June 10 in District
The Democratic Committee fixed June 10 as the congressional convention date and place for the district, which has more than 5,000 Republicans. Details are uncertain due to damaged text.
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St Ind
Democratic Committee
Perp
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