American woman Helen Stone freed from brigands in Sa ionica district
Helen M. Stone known as American folie with Mme Teilka was released by brigands in the Saionica district and arrived at Strumitza at 8 o clock yesterday morning. The captors gave no clue on where prisoners would be released. Mme Tatika and her baby were freed at the same time. Stone reported to authorities at Strumitza and will head to Salonica.
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Mme, Teilka
Sa- Wnicd
Atrumitsa
Mavetante
Strumitza
Miss Stone
Mme
Tatika
Burlington
Chicago
Union
Denver
Omaha
Ransom Payment Rumors Tie Macedonian Committee
Constantinople dispatch claims American delegates will not reveal ransom payment details while protecting innocents. Lead-filled money bag ruse allegedly succeeded, indicating funds likely reached the Macedonian committee. Miss Stone is said to be innocent of the plot, though Bulgarians in the party or left behind arouse suspicion.
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London
Constantinople
Daily Chronicle
Miss Stone
Stone and Tsilka and child released from confinement
Secretary Barton of the American board reports a Salonica cable stating Miss Stone Mme. Tsilka and child are released in good physical condition and spirits. The board waited for positive information and regards the news as authentic.
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Newa
Boston
Barton
American Board
Associated Press’ Dispatch
Miss Stone
Salonica
Mme. Tsilka
Bankers Warrant Issued Against Andrews in Detroit
A third warrant was issued yesterday for Frank Andrews, vice president of City Savings Bank in Detroit, now under receiver. He is charged with falsification of reports along with another bank officer, in a complaint filed February 22.
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Detroit
Frank Co. Andrews
City Sava Bank
Unclear legal filing notes set for February examination
Fragments show a $90,000 claim and a February 28 examination date for two or more complaints. The text mentions a Mr Andrews and a filr or file reference, indicating a pending legal matter with limited context.
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Andrews
Headend Collision Near Summit Lake Kills Three
A head-on freight train collision on the Northwestern road near Summit Lake sixteen miles north of Antigo Wis on February 24 killed brakemen Fred Lyons Roy Middaugh and Bert Nighizer and badly injured engineer Harry Hogan. Twenty cars laden with lumber logs and merchandise piled in a wrecked row.
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Northwestern
Antigo
Wis
Summit Lake
Fred Lyons
Roy Middaugh
Bert Nighizer
Harry Hogan
Two Drowned in the Ohio River Near Sistersville
Mr and Mrs Daniel Kennedy of Cobh ransville Ohio were visiting relatives in Sistersville West Virginia when the ice on the Ohio river broke as they crossed back. Mrs Kennedy fell into the river and was drowned. Mr Kennedy made a brave rescue attempt but the ice gave way under him.
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Ohio
Sistersville
W. Va
Daniel Kennedy
Cobhransville
Dloda
Billy Emerson Dies at 56 in Boston
Boston report says minstrel William Emerson Richmond known as Billy Emerson died at Diman's hotel from complications of diseases including consumption. He was 56, born in Belfast Ireland, came to the United States at age one, long residence noted in the city.
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Boston
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Diman's Hotel
Belfast
Ireland
Knox Recommends Removal Of Alaska Judge Noyes
Attorney General Knox submitted findings to the president urging the removal from office of Arthur H. Noyes, judge of the Second division for Alaska, after charges were filed against him. The piece also recounts a local hardware store incident where a clerk mistaken for powder to use on a hunting trip led to a humorous failed attempt to swap blasting powder for a coffee grinder.
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Noyes
Washington
Knox
Arthur H. Noyes
United States Court
Alaska
Uts
Philippine bill debate and senate votes amid contempt clash
The senate faced a two hour dispute over Tillman and McLaurin’s right to vote while in contempt. Turner led a pro vote stance, opposed by Foraker and others. The bill, amid amendments on sedition laws and Taft commission duties, passed with a party line tilt and sets Philippine import duties and navigation exemptions through July 1904.
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Senate
Tillman
McLaurin
South Carolina
Caase
Turner
Dem
Wash
Patterson
Colo
Bailey
Tex
Foraker
Aldrich
Frye
McComas
Wellington
Lattter
Taft Commission
United States
Philippines
Philippine, Commission
United, ‘States
Bil
Philippine ‘Commission
Philippine Islands
Fire damages Park Avenue hotel and armory ruins
Fire swept the Park Avenue Hotel and the Seventy first regiment armory destroying upper stories and leaving Sophia Beach and Julia among nine injured guests. Coroner Goldenkranz will open an inquiry as thousands look on while 50 000 rounds of cartridges survived in a subcellar and other ammo exploded.
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Seventy-first Regiment
Park Avenue
Tillman and McLaurin on Fight in Senate
Washington birthday scene ends in a fist fight between South Carolina senators Tillman and McLaurin. Tillman questioned McLaurin over ratification of the treaty of Paris, McLaurin denounced the charge as a lie, and a scuffle occurred as Teller intervened.
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McLaurin
Washington
United States
Senate
South
Carolina
Paris
Htm
Wi Teller
Colorado
Naif
Mr.Tillm
Vitae
Supreme Court Rules in Minnesota vs Northern Securities Case
The United States Supreme Court denied Minnesota leave to file a bill of complaint against Northern Securities, finding no jurisdiction to hear the case. St. Paul residents, meanwhile, expect continued state action despite the ruling, following Knox’s Sherman Act suit announcement.
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Supreme Court
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Minnesota
Northern Securities Company
Shtras
St. Paul
Northern Securities ‘Company
United States
Knox
United States Protests Endorsing China Policy
Peking February 21 United States through Secretary of State John Hay sent a note to the Russian and Chinese governments signaling a clear stance on the integrity of the Chinese Empire. The dispatch parallels the Anglo Japanese treaty of January 30 and serves as a warning that American interests will oppose any move that favors one power over another. The note notably stresses support for territorial integrity over rival claims.
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China
Peking
United States
John Hay
Aesia
Japan
Chicago Grain And Provisions Trading And Quotes
Prices opened weak on the Chicago board of trade as bears pushed downward later recovering to a low level. May wheat closed down 1 1/2 cents, May corn off 1 1/2 cents, and May oats down 1 1/2 cents with provisions slipping including pork lard and cash quotes for wheat and corn across No 2 red and No 3 yellow varieties.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Chicago Live Stock Prices Rise and Fall on Feb 24
Cattle receipts total 24 000 with Texans steady to 10 cents lower. Steers range 6 50 to 7 25 for good to prime. cows 1 25 to 5 85. Hogs receipts 48 000. mixed and butcher hogs 5 90 to 6 45. heavy 6 00 to 8 25. light 5 90 to 6 10. Sheep receipts 11 000. lambs up 15 to 25 cents. western lambs 5 25 to 6 00. native lambs 3 75 to 8 00.
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Chicago
Helfere
Kansas City Cattle and Hogs Steady Despite Large Receipts
Cattle receipts around 4500 with steady quotes across classes. Choice beef steers bring about 6.00 to 6.05, natives 3.00 to 4.75, and calves up to 6.50. Hog receipts near 5000 with tops to 6.35 and most between 5.90 and 6.30. Sheep receipts about 4000 with native and western lambs 4.65 to 6.65 and ewes 4.50 to 6.55.
Omaha Live Stock Receipts Overview from February
February 24 report shows 2,800 cattle receipts with slow trading. Native steers bring 4.00 to 6.30, cows and calves 3.00 to 5.00, western steers around 3.00 to 4.80, stockers and feeders 2.70 to 3.50, bulls and stags listed as well. Market tone mixed and prices shown for various classes.
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South
Omaha
South Oviahs
Cannes
Strikes and Unrest Surround Barcelona After Protests
In Catalonia the situation improves with authorities maintaining order. Barcelona factories resume fires despite wage demands. arrests and occasional riots persist. At Sarria and Pedralbes two strikers and a police officer are killed while clashes injure others.
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Barcelona
Sarria
Pedralbes
Dowry dispute ends in double murder suicide in Chicago
George Childrose shot Henry Meyerer and wounded Emma Meyerer after his dowry demands were refused. Believing he killed the family, Childrose then shot himself at his sweetheart's door, following a failed engagement with her family.
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Saltor
Chicago
George Childrose
Henry Meyerer
Emma Meyerer
Childrose
Move for Reciprocity Conference to Press Congress
A Chicago conference of the Western Reciprocity league will push for international reciprocity. Governor W E Stanley of Kaneng is president with James Deering of Chicago as vice president, A B Hult of Topeka secretary, aiming to unite manufacturers and others to seek tariff concessions and ratification of nine reciprocity treaties awaiting Senate action.
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Chicago
Western Reciprocity League
W. E. Stanley
Kaneng
James Deering
A. B. Hult
Topeka
Cuba
League
Tradt
United States Senate
Brutal Police Attack on Students in St Petersburg Theater
St Petersburg dispatch reports police forces used clubs to disperse a meeting of about 600 students at a theater. Dvornicks rushed the pit galleries after midnight, injuring many with broken ribs heads and arms and causing several deaths before arrests and hospitalizations.
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St.Petersburg
London
St. Petersburg
The
Daily Express
Dvornicks
Funeral turns into political demonstration in Copenhagen
The funeral of former Danish minister of public works Hoeerup in Copenhagen became a major political event. Premier Deduentzer and Folkeeting president Trier spoke as about 20 000 people accompanied the body to the crematorium.
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Copenhagen
Hoeerup
Deduentzer
M. Trier
Folkeithing
Malvar's Lieutenant Cortez Captured by Philippine Constabulary
In Santa Cruz area Caloocan natives capture Cortez, Malvar's second in command, as he raised funds for the Insurrection. A friendly native guided inspector Sorensen, leading to the arrest and handing over to military authorities.
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Malvar
Manila
Santa Cruz
Cortez
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