Morales Agrees to Allow Appointees to Deposit Receipts
Washington reports a modus vivendi to supervise Santo Domingo affairs without Senate approval. American citizens named by Secretary Taft will oversee Santo Domingo customs, with 45 percent to the Dominican government and 55 percent deposited in a New York bank, pending ratification of the amending treaty.
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New York
Washington
Santo Domingo
United States Senate
Taft
Senate
Dawson
Lodge
Spooner
White House
Moody
Atlee
Rousseau claims Maine blast was Cuban war plot
Gessler Rousseau, once convicted over explosives sent to the Cunard pier, told inmates at the Tombs that the Maine disaster was caused by a bomb he helped plan. He said he aided Cuban revolutionaries in 1897 by assembling two powerful explosive machines and aiding filibusters aiming at Spanish ships.
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New York
Gessler Rousseau
Cunard Line
Maine
Rousseau
Tombs
Werler
Jacksonville
Havana
Alfonso
Wisconsin Assembly Repeals Campaign Expenses Act
Madison March 29 Wisconsin assembly passes a bill repealing the corrupt practices act requiring candidates to file campaign expense schedules. A vaccination bill for lumber and paper mill workers dies. A Portland exhibition bill is reconsidered and a new 24000 dollar appropriation bill is introduced. The senate kills a bill to remove state officers found delinquent.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Assembly
Portland Exposition
Senate
Ingersoll Widow Wins $95,000 Judgment Against Davis Estate
Mrs Elva Ingersoll widow of Robert G Ingersoll of New York sued the estate trustees of Andrew J Davis a wealthy mine owner of Butte Mont claiming her husband helped with fees. Judge Putnam of the United States circuit court ordered a judgment of 95000 dollars plus interest.
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Boston
Mass
Elva Ingersoll
Robert G. Ingersoll
New York
Andrew J. Davis
Butte, Mont
Putnam
United States Circuit Court
Ingersoll
Fatal Church Accident in Altoona Man Killed in Delirium
In Altoona Pennsylvania on March 29 professor Charles L. Miller organist of St. Thomas church Asheville was walking in a delirium and fell over a gallery banister dying at the scene. The death is reported as a fatal accident at a local church.
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Altoona
Charles L. Miller
St. Thomas’ Church
Asheville
Outlaws Vivisection Ban in Springfield
Springfield Illinois on March 29 reports the sensate passing a bill prohibiting cruel experiments on living animals conducted by medical colleges. The move aims to end vivisection practices within state institutions.
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Springfield
Senate passes bill to annex Allegheny City to Pittsburg
The Harrisburg March 29 report notes the senate has passed the bill providing for the annexation of Allegheny City to Pittsburg. The action shapes regional boundaries and governance for the three-city area.
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Pittsburg
Harrisburg
Senate
Allegheny City
Latest Cash Market Reports From Chicago Produce
Chicago market notes list butter prices for various grades, cheeses with multiple varieties, fresh eggs, and live poultry prices. Also stocked values for onions, sweet potatoes, and potatoes with regional references to Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan and Illinois markets. New York Produce section notes butter and eggs steady and cheese firm.
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Chicago
Young Americas
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Burbanks
Ohio
New York
Egss
Grain and Livestock Quotes From Major Markets
Grain quotations across Chicago New York Minneapolis and other hubs show No 2 red bids around 1.12 to 1.14 dollars with varied volumes. Live stock prices in Chicago Omaha and Kansas City range from about 4.00 to 6.25 for cattle and 3.50 to 7.80 for sheep and lambs reflecting regional demand.
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New York
Minneapolis
Noreen
St. Louis
Duluth
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Toledo
Liverpool
Peoria
Kansas
C. Milwaukee
Omaha
St. Joseph
Buffalo
Public Prosecutor Indicted in Taylorville Case
Taylorville Illinois March 29 Assistant State's Attorney Co EB Springston has been indicted on a charge of compounding a felony. It is alleged he offered to sell to a saloonkeeper immunity from prosecution for selling liquor after hours.
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Taylorville
Ill
State’s Attorney Co. EB
Springston
Steamship Giants Consider Merger of Two German Lines
Berlin March 29. Negotiations press for amalgamation of the Hamburg American and North German Lloyd steamship companies as talks continue.
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Steamship Companies
Berlin
Hamburg-American
North German Lloyd Steamship Companies
Five Crown in Missouri River Tragedy Report
Fragmentary notes indicate a Missouri river incident in March involving Crown and Kansas connections. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR. Further readable context references a river event with potential fatalities or rescues.
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Missouri
Kansas
Death of Goshen Resident Garrett Van Voyegt at 39
Goshen resident Garrett Van Voyegt died at his home after a period of ill health due to heart trouble. He leaves a wife and seven children. Funeral services are planned for Friday morning. May join Niles with Elkhart. McMichael line proposal could affect routes through Niles to Elkhart.
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Goshen
Garrett van Voyegt
St. Joseph
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