President McKinies Addresses War Era Unity in New York
The Waldorf Astoria banquet hosts William Metkinies as president speaks on no alliance or entanglements with foreign powers, urging national unity and adherence to peace terms. Highlights include calls for noble sacrifice, public duty, and continued support for liberty and the gold standard amidst postwar challenges. Other speakers: Geo Nash, John Richards, Tim Woodruff, James Trout.
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Seas York
Sfiareh
Waldorf-Astoria
William Mettinies
Cone
Mehoniew
Society
MM. BE Southard
Ohio Society of New York
Kay Ttnoxevelt
Geores Nash
Oxtee
Kewk
Morton
Rim
Woodrutt
Addison Brown
den Wagertwinsne
Ed Corbin
Niely Kias
Thomas Hubbard
Chares Bok
John Barret
Tunnis
G. Bergen
Julian T. Davies
United States
Ponty
Srin Oor
Grant
Lee
Triton
Mottical Pasaton
Justice
Maud Gonne Sees Britain’s End in Boers War Talk
Miss Maud Gonne, the Irish activist dubbed the Irish Joan of Arc, told friends in Chicago that Ireland will win freedom and England faces doom. She spoke at Mrs. Corkery’s home and planned to address the Emmet celebration at Central WMusie hall amid fervent anti English sentiment and support for the Boers.
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Chicago Chronicle
Maude Conne
Joan of Arc
Ireland
Mary Corkery
Canal Street
Chicago
England
Miss Gonne
Ladysmith
Traunsgyvanl
Couge
Transvaal
Russia
France
France Touny
German Parliament Busy Amid Naval and Tariff Debates
Berlin reports indicate the Reichstag faced key issues including naval budget prospects and a potential general tariff war as agrarian demands grow. Meantime Prussia’s railway system remains lagging behind competitors and South African War coverage dominates public attention.
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Reichstag
Anoka Woman, Lover Arrested in Baby Murder Case
In Anoka Minnesota Mrs Melisa Blake and her alleged paramour Dan Matson were arrested on murder charges after a baby born to Mrs Blake was killed and the remains burned in a stove. Blake pleads guilty at a preliminary examination but accuses Matson of the deed while Matson denies guilt and vows to contest the charges.
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Anoka
Minn
Melissa Blake
Dan Matson
Blake
Matson
Fay West
Imperious Wins Burns Handicap at Oakland in Drizzling Rain
In San Francisco on March 3 under a drizzle Imperious the Morrell horse ridden by Devin won the Burns Handicap worth 10 000 dollars at Oakland. Rosinante and Pormero were second and third with a time around 2 31.
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San Francisco
H E
Rowell
Grand jury returns no indictment in voter intimidation case
The grand jury did not indict several individuals accused of intimidating or bribing colored voters and infringing on the right to vote. Harry Weaver, city buyer and brother of Mayor Chas P. Weaver, is named. He posted bonds of $750 and $1,000 to answer the two indictments.
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Eral
Harry Weaver
Chas
P. Weaver
Weaver
Paris Loyal to US as France Celebrates Lafayette Gift
Paris reports show France eager for friendship with the United States after presenting the Lafayette dollar to President Loubet. French papers praise American sympathy toward France while criticizing Britain over the Transvaal situation. public opinion calls for European mediation and some papers urge McKinley to act. Subscriptions pour to Cronje sword honor and influenza spreads among leaders including Loubet and Cardinal Richard.
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Paris
Franece
United States
Loubert
Loubét
Associated Press
France
America
Great Britain
England
Transvaal
McKinley
le Radical
Huemanity
Miners and Operators Reach Optional Pay Basis
In Des Moines an agreement was reached designating optional payment methods for miners. Operators may choose mine run or screened basis. Districts mentioned include Ly, Oskaloosa, Boone, Lehigh, and Coatville with varying mesh rates and district coverage.
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Des. Moines
Ville
Oskaloosa
Boone
Lehigh
Tneh
Coatvilie
England's New Bugaboo Aims at U S Policy Shift
London dispatches depict a volatile debate over American congressional attitude toward Britain. Officials fear anti British moves amid elections while Lord Salisbury and Pauncefote tensions expose friction between foreign and colonial offices over Canada and US relations.
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Associated Press
London
American Congress
Great Britain
Times
Lord Pauncefote
Washington
New York
Lord Salisbury
United States
Foreign Office
Colonial Office
Lord Saliisbury
Joseph Chamberlain
Colonies
War Office
Chamberlain
Canada
United’ States
Nicaraguan Canal
Congress
McKinley to the Ohioans May Defeat the Emperor
Ohio readers are urged to rally in May as McKinley faces national foes. The piece hints at political strategy and public sentiment amid international concerns, framed in a lively editorial tone of the era.
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McKinley
England
Buque Society
Florida
Dubuquet
Paul Gilmore
Sapho
Dubuque
Iowa
Manger
M. W. A. Insurance Point
Herald
Grand Opera House
Archbishop Hennessy
Guerilla Warfare Flares in Philippine Insurrection Claims
Reports from Manila state insurgent groups remain active across the northern provinces with a revived secret organization similar to Katipunan methods. Insurgents allegedly communicate through a Manila-based machinery and allied municipal officials, while American scouts report sympathy for the rebellion and insurgent pamphlets accusing US rule of masking exploitation.
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Manila
Associated Press
Benget
Llocos
Agunaldo
Paterno
Aguinaldo
Tarlac
Malabon
Philippines
Beverides
Washington
Bates
Luzon
Dagupan
Funston
Col
Kenna
Baloor
Apparrti
Soldiers Home Crowded With Record Enrollment
Marshalltown reports the Soldiers Home now has about 600 male members plus 43 women, the largest total in its history. All beds in the main building and hospital are full, with 25 cots in hallways occupied. The old building remains partially furnished, delaying relief. commandant Horton hopes full occupancy soon.
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Marshalltown
March
Horton
Young Lad Impersonates Chinese Minister at Resort
A boy at a renowned summer resort secretly posed as the Chinese minister while near a lady's parasol. His head jerked back as she rose, yet he maintained dignity and courtesy, apologizing before leaving with his party. The act was treated as a mere capital joke, seen as an insult to an elder and to a nation.
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