Grand Carpet Sale for March at Dawninio Dpesugs
A March carpet sale offers carpets rugs linoleum and related items at deep discounts. The ad lists wide ranges of wool Ingrains Wiltons Axminster and tapestry rugs plus linens curtains shades drapery and matting with low prices and a March free carpet fabrication offer to clear workroom demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawninio
Lowell
Tokio Terry
Kobe Terry
Middlesex
Tabriz
Afghanistan
Beauvais
Wilton
Wild
King’s Scotch Holland
Gilray
Battle Near Mukden Tests Kouropatkin in War Stalemate
St Petersburg March 6 Russian fortunes hinge on Mukden frontline as General Kouropatkin fights to hold against Japanese forces. Reports claim Russian defense holds center while flanks suffer heavy losses. Japanese troops under Nogi push on multiple fronts amid exhausted ranks and costly assaults. A war council postponement hints at some strategic breathing room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Nogi
Stonewall Jackson
Liao-Yang
Tieir
Grand Council of War
Tsarskoe
Selo
Tie Pass
Liao- Yang
Free Lunch Attracts Men To Prayer Meeting
Bloomington Minnesota March 6. First Methodist church seeks to draw business men and mechanics to its 7 30 prayer meeting with a free lunch from 6 30 to 7 15. Merchants clerks and shop workers are invited to attend after eating.
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Bloomington
Mil
First Methodist Church
Pope Grants Carthusian Order Permission to Return to France
Rome March 6 The pope allows a group of Carthusian monks to return to France to engage in chartreuse cordial production as laymen. The decision marks a rare relaxation of monastic privileges and signals broader lay participation in the religious craft.
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Rome
France
Fatal Sawmill Explosion Rocks Jellico Tenn
Jellico Tennessee March 6 two men are instantly killed in a sawmill explosion. The blast caused extensive damage to the mill and surrounding area. Local responders and investigators are at the scene to determine the cause and assess further casualties.
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Jellico, Tenn
Latest Cash Market Reports From Chicago and New York Produce
Chicago markets list butter creamery and cheese prices with varied grades and packing stock. Eggs, live poultry, potatoes, onions and sweet potatoes show wide ranges by region and grade. New York notes butter, cheese stable and eggs unsettled across states and nearby markets.
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Chicago
Young Americas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Burbanks
Illinois
New York
Pennsylvania
Grain Quotations and Live Stock Prices Summary
Grain quotations from major markets list Chicago New York Minneapolis St Louis and more with prices for wheat and mixed grades. Live stock prices cover cattle hogs and sheep with ranges from Chicago Omaha Kansas City St Louis St Joseph Pittsburg Buffalo and New York figures.
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Chicago
New York
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Duluth
Kansas City
MibwadkeerNay
Milwaukee
Omaha
St. Joseph
Pittsburg
Buffalo
St. L Louis
Greek Workman Murders on Fort William Docks
Nicholas Pothakos was stabbed to death by two men near a Finnish boarding house on Christie Street. His 10 year old son witnessed the attack and later identified a 21 year old Finn as the assailant, who denies involvement. The Greek community reacts with shock.
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Winnipeg
Man
Nicholas Pothakos
Canal
Christie Street
Fort William
Pothakos
Jacob Candova
Big Dog Bites Off Man Ear in Anacostia
Edward Freeman, a wallpaper hanger for J. W. Mahoney in Anacostia, went to Providence Hospital with his ear severed after a St. Bernard belonging to Mahoney bit it off. Doctors Hilton and Smith replaced the ear in a procedure described as potentially uncommon in surgical experience.
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Washington
Edward Freeman
J. W. Mahoney
Anacostia
Providence Hospital
Freeman
St. Bernard
Mahoney
Hilton
Smith
Equitable Row Threatens American Insurance in Paris
Paris reports that The Equitable in New York may oppose American insurers abroad. French pamphlets and broadcasts accuse American firms of endangering the community with aggressive methods.
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Paris
Equitable
New York
Divorced Man Kills Wife In Des Moines Jealousy Motive
Des Moines Iowa March 6 Fred B Hoffman a restaurant keeper shot his divorced wife then shot himself wounding himself fatally The woman died instantly Police say jealousy drove the crime and Hoffman’s motive remains under investigation The tragedy occurred in Des Moines Iowa date noted as March 6
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Des Moines
Iowa
Fred B. Hoffman
Fire destroys part of Wabash foundry in March blaze
A March 6 fire at a Wabash, Indiana foundry caused significant damage and partially destroyed the ore processing area. Investigators are assessing the cause as flames swept through the facility, with property losses estimated at tens of thousands. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Ind
Adventurer loses fortune in Alaskan rapids
John Graham, a Chicago native who spent eight years in Alaska accumulating about $100,000, loses the fortune when his canoe strikes a snag on the Silok river and overturns near Fairbanks. He salvages only a $2,500 sack and sails to Fairbanks then to Puget Sound. His partner Pierre La Fournier drowned earlier in a lake accident.
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Bellingham
Wash
Alaska
John Graham
Chicago
Graham
Silok
Fairbanks
United States
Pierre la Fournier
Winnipeg
Caribou Mountains
Great Bear Lake
Northland
la Fournier
Mount Hayes
Tanana Country
Puget Sound
Body of Dr. Oliphant Brought After Fatal Shooting
The body of Dr. William B. Oliphant arrived in Vicksburg Miss after he was shot at Helm station Washington county by a half crazy Negro. From the same train the assailant was seized by masked men at Elizabeth Station and reportedly hanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicksburg, Miss
William B. Oliphant
Helm Station
Washington County
Dr. Oliphant
Elizabeth Station
Revenue Estimates For 1905 1906 In United Kingdom
London reports the 1905 1906 expenditure estimates total 97 177 375 dollars with 15 803 000 for customs and inland revenue and 81 374 375 for the postal department.
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London
Revere
United
Kingdon
Customs and Inland Revenue
Postal
Mine Trammers Return to Work at Osceola Mine
The striking trammers at the Osceola branch in Calumet Michigan return to work after one week off. They obtained no concessions and resume under prior conditions.
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Calumet, Mich
Osceola
Dock Collapse Fatality Shocks Duluth City Dock
A section of an extension to the Duluth Mesaba and Northern Dock collapsed killing James Moran and injuring three others. The dock, noted as the second largest in the world, suffered the fatal incident in Duluth on March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth, Minn
James Moran
Duluth
Mesaba
Admiral Davis Sails for Home Adventure
Rear Admiral Charles Davis returns from Paris after a stay described in dispatches with notes of wartime movement. The report highlights his voyage home and ongoing Navy duties as he plots next postings.
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Davis
Paris
Charles . Davis
Fear for Kouropatkin as Russian army faces defeat
from St Petersburg dated March 4 reports Oku has ousted Kouropatkin on the right flank and pursues toward Tie Pass with 66,000 to 80,000 troops while Kuroki expands left crossing the Hun river. Nodzu presses Poutiloff hill south as Kouropatkin retreats toward Tie Pass in a race for the railway and possible surrender or heavy losses.
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St. Petersburg
Kouropatkin
Oku
Ouropatkin
Tie Pass
Kuroki
Hun River
Fushun
Nodzu
Poutiloff Hill
Tiepass
Mukden
Chu
Freak hen’s egg discovered in Greely with two nested eggs
Mrs. John Emerson brought a swan-sized freak hen egg to Greely Col. from Farmers’ Spur. The shell held two inner eggs, each perfectly formed yet small and loose inside the outer shell with little substance inside.
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Greely
Col
John Emerson
Farmers’ Spur
Death ends their honeymoon in Tulsa couple
Will I. Neet aged 25 of Tulsa shot and killed his wife and then killed himself. An inquest revealed the tragedy had been planned as both had written letters about disposing of their personal effects. They married Sunday Feb 26 at Longton Kansas and had just returned from their honeymoon.
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Tulsa
I. T
Will I. Neet
Longton
Kan
Annual debate ends in draw between Iowa and Minnesota
The annual debate between the University of Iowa and the University of Minnesota in Iowa City on March 4 ended in a draw with only two judges present. Minnesota team consisted of Raymond P. Chase Jesse G. Steenson and Bernard Robinson while Iowa was represented by R. G. Swaine Ray Files and A. C. Gordon.
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Iowa City
Iowa
University of Iowa
University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Raymond P. Chase
Jesse G. Steenson
Bernard Robinson
R. G. Swaine
Ray Files
A.C. Gordon
Guard payrolls for Zeigler strike total 20000 dollars
Adjutant General Scott certified payment for the guard duties at Zeigler. The pay rolls cover Company F of Mount Vernon and Company C of Carbondale, totaling $20,000.
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Zeigler
Springfield
Ill
Scott
Company F
Mount Vernon
Company C
Carbondale
Sailors on Great Lakes Get Higher Wages
Cleveland March 4 Three thousand five hundred seamen on Great Lakes boats win a wage raise to 27.50 until October 1 an advance of 2.50 from last year as conditions are settled.
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Cleveland, O
Great Lakes
Blind man seeks liquor license under special law
Hampton Conn March 4 Benjamin J Brady, blind for forty years, has applied for a special law to permit blind persons to secure a license to sell liquor for 100. Other people pay 450.
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Hampton, Conn
Benjamin J. Brady
Turkish Princess Naileh Sultana Marries Hik met Bey
In Constantinople on Friday Princess Naileh Sultana daughter of the sultan wed Hik met Bey a state councillor and son of the minister of justice.
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Constantinople
Naileh Sultana
Turkey
Hikmet Bey
Dynamite Explosion Kills Two in Calumet Mine
A premature dynamite blast at the Calumet and Hecla mine in Calumet Michigan on March 4 killed Oswald Hayne and Frank Kaine and injured five others. The incident is under investigation by mine officials and local authorities.
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Calumet, Mich
Calumet and
Hecla
Oswald Hayne
Frank Kaine
Dominion liner Vancouver collides on Mersey
Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Liverpool reports the Dominion liner Vancouver in a collision in the Mersey near London on March 4. No details on injuries or damages are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Exchange Telegraph Company
Liverpool
Vancouver
Mersey
Turkish Rebels Seize Towns Near Sanaa
Arab and Yerim towns south of Sanaa, capital of Yemen province, fell to insurgents as reports from Constantinople dated March 4 describe rebel control expanding in the region.
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Constantinople
Arab
Yerim
Sanaa
Yemen
Arabia
Illinois Press Assn to Hold Next Meeting in Chicago
State Press to Meet in Chicago May 24 as Illinois Press Association executive committee approves annual gathering dates and locations. program to be announced.
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State’ Press
Chicago
Springfield
Ill
The
Ilinois Press Association
Association
Robbed of Jewels Worth Ten Thousand Dollars
Mrs Georg reports a jewel robbery with valuables valued at ten thousand dollars. Police call for witnesses and urge any information leading to suspects or recovered items.
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Georg
Seven Die In Wreck As Special Trains Collide Near Clifton
Seven persons dead and about fifty injured in a rear end collision of two special inauguration trains from Cleveland near Clifton station eight miles west of Pittsburgh. The crash, caused by a trailing second train not stopping in time for a hot box, ignited wreckage fires. Bodies identified include Capt. William R. Henry and Lt. Donaldson C. Schofield. a 12 year old son of Lieut. O C Pinney was among the dead. The Tippecanoe club from Cleveland continued to Washington while battalion engineers from Cleveland prepared to return home.
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Pittsburg
Cleveland
Fort Wayne and Chicago
Washington
Clifton Station
William R. Henry
H. R. Held
James Kehoe
Frank Pinney
O. C. Pinney
Donaldson C. Schofield
Company D
Allegheny
Allegheny General Hospital
Joseph C. McQuigg
Royal Battalion of
Battalion of Engineers
Charles E. Pope
Tippecanoe Club
Rochester
Central Union Buys Bell Holdings in Washington County
The Central Union Telephone Company, licensee of Bell in Milinois, absorbs Bell Holdings in Washington County. The Nashville and Okanville exchanges and all toll lines transfer. Owen M. Burgess resigns as district manager, replaced by Edmund Robb of Mount Vernon. Burgess moves to Kansas City to oversee the Kansas Missouri line construction. The Central Union plans a county wide system overhaul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Union
Bell Holdings
Washington County
Illinis
Nashville
Ill
Central Union Telephone Company
American Bell Telephone Company
Milinois
Nashville and
Okanville
Owen M. Burgess
Edmund Robb
Mount Vernon
Kansas City, Mo
Missouri
St. Louis
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Indiana Territory
Spark Cause Sparks Judgment Against Grand Trunk Railroad
Charlotte Mich March 4 Sarah P Clark was awarded 4200 against the Grand Trunk railroad after alleging a spark from a locomotive set her warehouse ablaze and another engine hindered the fire department from extinguishing the flames.
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Charlotte
Mich
Sarah P. Clark
Grand Trunk Railroad
Fire Department
Fire Destroys Warehouses in New York District
Fire gutted Theodore Olisheimer & Bro. warehouses at Duane and Church streets in New York City causing an estimated loss of 75000 dollars. The blaze damaged nearby structures and disrupted commerce as firefighters battled the flames.
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New York
New “York
Theodore , Olisheimer & Bro
Duane
Church Streets
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Geo. Wyman & Company
Geo. Wyman & Co
South Bend, Ind
Port Arthur
Ton
Chicago Board of Trade
Board of Trade
Aeease Bozy
HOT Box
Telephone Systems
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