Publicity Trusts Debate and International Affairs
A period sketch article notes the claim that publicity controls on trusts infringe copyright and hints at a Pan American congress in Mexico City. It mentions Senator Hoar pushing to ban imports of ornamental birds, cites Prof Pritchard at an otological congress, and includes quips on law and international arbitration. It also critiques railroad freight discrimination affecting small importers versus large shippers and the brokers who mask price cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Diaz
Pritchard
Aage
Frederick von Martens
St. Petersburg
Venezuela
Paris
Wis Ible
Chicago
Atlantic
Rallrosda
Americans in Paris Face Stair Mastery and No Elevators
Americans arriving in Paris must adjust to living on upper floors in old apartment houses with few or no elevators. Elevators exist but lack attendants and are tiny cramped closets resembling china cabinets. Residents must haul themselves up stairs or pay for elevator service, while many buildings ban or resist elevator use. Accidents occur but are not serious.
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Paris
Yukon Agriculture Outlook in Alaska District Report
Vice Consul Morrison in Dawson City reports strong grain yields and favorable winter wheat climate for the Yukon district of Alaska. He notes potential for self-sufficiency in vegetables and rains, hardy annual flowers, hybrid roses, bulbs, and fruits including strawberries currants raspberries cranberries blackberries and blueberries growing wild in abundance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
Dawson City
Department of Stats
Yukon
Alaska
America
The German Emperor’s Shifting Home Bases
The text notes the German emperor spends time in multiple homes, with Berlin and Potsdam as primary residences. It suggests the Royal Palace in Berlin and the New Palace in Potsdam as key seats of power, with Potsdam serving as summer residence and Berlin as the year round capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schloss
Berlin
New Palace
Potsdam
Hampton Court
Prussia
Bertin
Capitol Eyes Civil War Era Debates On Trade and War
The report covers shipping costs for transport of Marines, a presidential and cabinet briefing on a convention day, and Senate action on adulteration in foods. It notes bond market shifts, forest fire restrictions, Cuban troop substitutions, and tariffs proposals. Also mentioned are Navy trials, a Paris dispute resolution, and domestic revenue figures with bold references to government bonds and treasury procedures.
Notable Updates From Across 1900s Era Society
A string of obituaries and career moves fill the page. Lord Pauncefote, retiring British ambassador, departs April. Hamilton, son of Alexander Hamilton, graves located in Sacramento. Thomas Woods, Mississippi chief justice, resigns to practice law. Dr. John A. Murphy, Cincinnati physician and former Miami University dean, dies of heart failure after 42 years. Charles W. Dabney, University of Tennessee president, named to Paris exposition awards committee. George Young Johnston, famed printer, wed in Lexington, Ky. He previously worked under Thayer, Grady, and Trentiss at major papers. Willan Wells, banker and investor, dies at Primosonte after a career spanning farms and merchants banks.
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Abant
Pauncefote
Ambasaador
Apribal
Georgie
Wii S
Hamilton
Alexander Hanitah
Sacramento
Cal
Thomas
Woods
Aliksiksippi Supreme Court
Rovernor
John A. Murphy
Cincinnati
Miami Modlont College
Charles W. Dabney
University of Tennessee
George Young Johnston
Lexington
New York Tribune
Thvace Greely
Johnston Beene
Caueler
Toulsony
Paldemin
George J. Trentiss
Thuvitaville
Ann
Willan Wells
Ue Faramiers Ant Merchants’ Bank
Ue Faramiers Ant Merchants’ Bank, Mamiper
Union Invest- Tamt Company
Wit Otier Institutions
Preumonte
Boers In Retreat In Cape Front At La Bueehangnes Nok
Reports from Dordrecht Cape Colony dated March 6 describe Gen Brabant's colonial division pressing a strong Boer position along the DorDrecht to Tamextown road. Boers withdraw under heavy British shell fire from three positions as British losses mount. Queen Victoria abandons her planned visit and stays home.
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Dordrecht
Cape Colony
Brabant
la Bue Ehangnes Nok
Tamextown
Taitet
London
Generdis
Nettley Hospital
Lord Roberts
War Office
Nttle
Onsland
Afrikander Bund
Abraham Kraat
Kraalepruit
Modder River
Chamberlain
Soult
Daily News
Ladysmith
Colesberg
Orange River
Takien
Free State
Price
Euler
Cape Lown
Graaf Reinet
Port Eizabeth
Sume
Boors
Cape Town
Trax
Paardeberg
Proposit ion to establish buffalo preserve in New Mexico
Washington March 6 The house committee on public lands acted on a proposal to establish a buffalo preserve in certain townships in New Mexico and stock it with a herd of 100 animals to be donated by G J Jones of Kansas. A subcommittee was appointed to prepare a bill granting a similar tract for a buffalo range as a private enterprise and at a rental.
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Naples
Troiia
Armen
William Bird
Tvish
Wos
Aouleredk
Mt Bantry
Armes Ninh
Releastug
Berlin
Herr Whiterer
Lendin
Lou
Montreat
J.T. Layte
Dominator
Parla
New York
Canna
Olymbho de Magellives
Rio Janeiro
Tneare
Hils
Alan
Switzerland
Great Britain
New Mexico
Washington
House Committee On Public Lands
G. J. Jones
Kansas
President sends information on the Philippines requests
The president transmitted to the senate correspondences stemming from Senator Hoar's two resolutions seeking details on censorship in the Philippines. The voluminous record includes president instructions, Philippine commission proclamations, and communications from Aguinaldo or his aides, outlining treatments and responses.
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Philippines
Washington
Mlareh
Uin Senate
Hoar
Sur Cense
Philippine Commisssion
Geh
Aguinaldo
Thenine
Ebneenghig Ibe
Insurrection Inquiry Details on Aguinaldo Aid and Propaganda
The document seeks information on insurgent prisoners on the island and any recalled data about aid or encouragement given to Aguinaldo and his followers by United States individuals. It requests whether pamphlets speeches or other US emanations adverse to US authority were distributed or diffused among Filipinos in arms or among US soldiers.
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Aguinaldo
United States
EXPEDITION OF GEN BATES IN SOUTHERN LUZON
Gen Bates leads expedition to Southern Luzon with Morlleth and Woerty regiments totaling about 200 men. American forces clash near Nueva Caceres and Labmanna. enemy losses estimated at 140 killed or wounded with 64 buried. One American lieutenant killed. Manila dispatch notes encampments, searches, and pursuit of insurgents.
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Hin
Manila
Marek
Batest
Luzon
Morlleth
Woerty
San Miguel Bay
Kindad
Nueva Caceres
Labmanna
Nueva Cacaras
Libmanat
Tosa Jn
Yabioanan
Enragun
Amaricans
Legase
Albar
Lesnspl
Edgar F. Keeler
Lorkie
Sheridan
Blights on Vines Prompt Alsace-Lorraine Grant
In Strasbourg on March 7 the Alsace Lorraine governor rejected a general ban and granted vine growers permission to import American grapevines to renew ruined vineyards. Baron Zoron von Bulnch, agriculture secretary, stated on the landtag floor that the vines introduced into the country had caused severe blights beyond phyloxera.
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Alsnce-Lorraine
Strasburg
Alsace-Lorraine
Baron Zoron von Bulnch
Landtag
Owner Killed Crossing at Lake Forest Depot
Chicago March 7 William A. Perry owner of the Lake Forest polo grounds was instantly killed while crossing Northwestern railway tracks at the Lake Forest depot. Perry was waiting for the Chicago train. he also owned a large mine in California and had long been a Chicago real estate dealer.
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Chicago
William AW
Perry
Lake Forest
Polo Grounds
Northwestern Railway
California
Sharkey and Witvslainiens Sign Article For Big Bout
Tom Sharkey and Bob Witvslainiens signed articles for a twenty five round bout in New York. The event promises the largest purse yet and targets the first week of August with full payment wired to secure the wager.
Fire destroys four story building in Brooklyn
A four story structure at 44 Pitbush Avenue Brooklyn was destroyed by a wire last night. The blaze damaged adjoining property and Lipps Lips, valued at about 1000000 dollars, was reported. Hardetburg & Co. carpet dealers were involved in the incident.
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Sinatke
New York
Pitbush Avenue
Brooklyn
Hardetburg & Co
Widh
Lips
Relieve Mafeking Relayed as Kimberley Troops Move
Relieve Mafeking near victory appears imminent as Kimberley light horse and De Beers controlled cavalry move toward the town. Intelligence from Ossamtefu reports Lord Roberts' forces forming an angled advance with divisions Kelly Kenny Tucker Colville and French reconnoitering Boers. Brisk activity across northwestern Cape Colony signals renewed attempts at guerrilla resistance amid political strains and imperial logistics.
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Kimberley
de Byers
Lord Roberts
Imbertey
Cecil Rhodes
Rhodes
Cal
Kekewleh
Syhiel
Kekewieh
Robarts
Caps Golony
Martin
Chamberlain
War Offices
Zontpansberg
Lrinavant
Roberto Aray
London
Mareh T
Standard
Ossantefu
Gays
Lord Stoberts
Kelly Kenny
Moddor
Tucker
Colville
Swith
Pelgade
French
Tentley-Martin
Brench
Holla
Kruger
Hin Market Cotton Surges At Opening In New York
Great excitement marked the cotton market as call money opened with advances of 11 to 28 points led by August contracts. Private cables noted a pause among European shorts amid expectations of a sharp rise. By noon, active positions rose about 5 to 11 18 points from the morning low to near the Saturday edging.
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New York
Cotton Exchange
Huropean Shorts
Fire engine contract awarded to Dickinson officials
The Wuerous Engine Company of St Paul has contracted with Dickinson authorities for the delivery of a first class steam fire engine and hook and ladder truck with chemical combination.
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Dickinson
N. D
Wuerous Engine Company of
St. Paul
Desmet tobacco mill burns. damage total at thirteen thousand
March 7. Tie Tee smet roller mill burned yesterday. The mill and contents are a total loss. The fire destroyed the building and machine room, with an estimated damage around $15,000. Local firefighters battled the blaze but could not save the facility.
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Desmet
Teesmet
Tyne Vine Room
Tosa
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Moitor Pulitzer
Marie Correlli
Massachusetts
Ling
Caplent
Ylin
Admiral Dewey
Askhue
Porto Rien
Philip
Pyes
Suhr
Sibutu
Philippine
Madras
House Committee On
Senate
Cuba
Congressinny N. D. Sperry
Newshaven Tehemister of Commerce
Theta Delta Chi ‘Fraternity
Ernest Shuftcut
Gortell
T. Boyce Smith
Columbia University
H. .H. Stevens
University of Michigan
Internal Revenue
Long
Board of Inspection and Survey
Somers
Aimbaruador Porter Big
State Department
Missouri
Cook Inlet
Neme
Edwin Engelsind
Portafice
Wilcox
Line
Stoners
Dan McCarthy
Ned Cum
Washburn
Wis
Charles Ingersoll
Thompkins County
N. Y
Lola
Kan
Kansas City
Albert Hoskins
Joseph Schidt
Cothern
Centrilin
Princeton
Ind
Vampking Couny
Kin, Kay
Robert B. Spencer
Thompkinsville
Conn
T. D. & Robert KW. Spencer Co. Tankery
Frank Hogan
Charles Norris
Tprl
Porert City
Atk
Hogan
Paul
Philadelphia
Woods & Downs
St. Louis
Newark
N. J
Fern
Mrother
Michigan
Meath
Atlantine
Lake Shore & Astern
Henry Schoenberg
Demestre
John A. Andrews & Co
Boston
Kentucky
United States Leather Company
Gonpid
Idaho
Slver
Simpson & Co. Glovers
Asamed
Wallare
Globe National Bank
Lugh J. Grune
Third Avenue Railway Company
Kidwin A. Porter
The
National Bank of
Iinals
Join Me Nulla
Sedgwick
Mavanna
Chortyalx
Sduhayue
Towa
Hag Piaten
Tie ‘Ely Water Works
Enpe Galony
Redetug Hiefers
Victorian Attandon
Mary
Patdila
Saaarhanti
Seaton Behroeder
Navy Department
Tutulla
Samonrn Jaland
Polutnvant Ie
Gen. Bates
Mafeking
Caps Colony
Ratherin
Uappen
Alensy
Marcel
Daily Telegraph
Ostentein
Bunday
Maddaehyen
Stornberg
Sterkstroom
Stormberg
Hing Colton
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