Coeur d'Alene District Troubles Reported by War Department
Acting Adjutant General McCain telegram from Vancouver Barracks notes privates West Hayes and David F Hayden of the Twenty fourth Infantry wounded in Coeur d Alene city with suspected assailants at large. Populist Taubenneck former national chairman dies in Seattle after two months rest in illness. Boston Machinists strike forecast dismissed as unlikely by local union officials.
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Selstions
Washington
Coeur d'Alene
War Department
McCain
Vancouver Barracks
Sherman
West
Hayes
David F. Hayden
Taubenneck
Seattle
Herman E. Taubeneck
National Committee
The
People's Party
Lizois
Boston
National Union of Machinists
Chicago
Senate Passes Seven Million Appropriation Amid Porto Rico Debate
Senate approved an appropriation bill exceeding seven million dollars and backed a commission to settle war related claims. Debate touched Porto Rico tariff measures with Beveridge proposing a free duty clause. House later refused to concur with Senate amendments, sticking to the original Porto Rican relief terms. Additional items included Britain border inquiry and nominations for a New York port appraiser. An international Rio Grande fishery bill also appeared in the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nother
United States Senate
Washington
Senate
United States
Spain
Foraker
Beveridge
Porto Rico
House
Cannon
Bertrice Bitters Recalled As Life Saving Remedy
A testimonial tells of a man near death who recovered after three weeks of Bertrice Bitters. He credits the product with saving his life and says his health improved markedly. Available for five cents per bottle at C BE Andraon's Drug and Book Store in Forbes Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearse
C. BE. Andraon
Forbes Block
Confession Report Shocks Kentucky Goebel Case
In Frankfort Kentucky on March 20 J Wharton Golden a former guard at the state penitentiary is alleged to have turned state's evidence in the Goebel assassination case. Police and detectives track his movements as officials refuse to confirm the confession. Reports place him in Winchester in conference with Goebel allies as a possible shooter named Cosbe remains unverified.
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Goldens
Golden
Frankfort, Kyr
J. Wharton Golden
Barbourville
William Goebel
Commonwealth
Franklin
Polsgrove
Caleb Powers
Lexington
Arkaansas
Little Rock
Powell Clayton
Mexico
John MicClure
Charlies N. Rix
Hot Springs
S. A. Duke
Baxter
Fred Davis
Pine Bluff
Davis
Fierce Flames Lick Up Valuable Property In Ohio Town
A chain of fires in Piqua and nearby areas wipes out the W. P. Orr linseed oil mill and the Piqua Flouring mills with losses estimated at 165000 to 17000 and 75000 respectively. Separate reports cover a domestic tragedy near Sandusky of a wife killing her husband then herself, jealousy suspected. A Marietta killing follows, ex-prosecuting attorney Joseph Noland shooting James Hile after a dispute over alleged infidelity. An advertisement touts Warner White Tar Syrup as a cure-all for consumption and coughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Piqua
W. P. Orr
American Linseed Oil Company
United States
Sandusky, O
Leonard Wagner
Wagner
Antil
Give
Marietta
Joseph Noland
Plessant County
Wo Va
James Hile
St. Mary
Nolands
Tatler
Hile
Noland
BULLER'S TOUGH JOB AWAITS BRITISH FORCES IN SA WAR
Bloemfontein and Cape Town reports describe strategic moves in the South African War. Kruger admits Boer fatigue. 25,000 of 40,000 British forces poised to engage Botha near Watal, with Gatacre resting at Springfontein and Baker advancing on Ladysmith.
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London
Thbhe
Hag
Mafeking
George Wraidham
House of Commons
Smithfield
Houxville
Olivier
Kro
Biggarsberg
Botha
Watal
Cape Colony
South Africa
Frightful Blunder Prompts Urgent Care Advice
Fragmented text suggests a cautionary notice about medical or wartime injuries with arnica salves and urgent care guidance. Mentions remedies, sores, and various names, but readability is limited. The piece appears to warn against a risky blunder and encourages prompt care.
One Minute Cough Cure Promoted by local bookshop
Keeny Cove Pa resident Keeney endorses a cough remedy sold by C. E. Ander of the Rumrund Book Store. The ad claims the medicine cures coughs and colds, asthma, and bronchial troubles quickly and provides permanent relief during winter months.
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Keeney
Cove
Enid
C. E. Ander
Mrinrand Book Store
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War Free Bookies
Goldex
Fem
Farrar Coer
Stinnis
York
One Age
New York Tribune
the Age
Ohio Farmer
Age
Pittsburgh Stockman
Toledo Blade
Agricultural Press of America
Closeland
Cosaocrox
DR. France & CO
France Medical Institute
Coshocton
Wee
Columbius
Ohio State House
Darders Ronace
Mary
Barsus
Pic
Amciocs
Ana Baer
Loggeacr
Esc
Gechly
pever-Gsiting Westwrest
Percerr
Hindrzace
Seeimess
France
Tase Bere Tess
France & CO
West Gay St
Columbus
Vei HM Sre Ae
Burn ‘S & Gosse Coshocton
O. Ee
Pri
Parker
Ile
Ottos
Sulzer
Siarco Zuv
New York
House Committee On Military Affairs
Great Britain
Tyaum
Farr
Banks
W. UD Sasnam
Jones
Arkansas
Stphens
Tex
Rio Grande River
Meaino
Goebel
Louisville
Beckham
Senator Goebel
Pheip
Thor
J. N. McCor
Bowling Green
la Grippe
Warner
Dr. Williams
Williame’ Fink
Buller
Biggarsberg Range
Free State
Fransvaalers
Haroenstadt
Liafekius
Bloemfontein
Kruger
Berlin
National Zeitung
Transvaal
White
Cape Town
George Stewart White
Ladysmith
Lourenzo Marques
Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
Kansas City
Nebraska
Bryan
Matty Matthews
Eddie Connolly
St. John
N. B
Hercules Athletic Club
Brooklyn
Connolly
Matthews
Miles
Charleston
S. C
Nelson A. Miles
Savannah
Root
Sedgwick
First National Bank
Bavaria
Jay Hiner
Fordicent
Salzer
Beara
John A. Balzer
Omie
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