Anti Dog League Proposes to Rid Nation of Dogs
A controversial prospectus by the Anti Dog League targets dogs and cites Ambrose Bierce as an enemy of canines. The league laments the creature’s traits while praising human companionship. Washington recently formed a dog waters group with a permanent chairman and secretary, but many posts stay vacant pending delegates.
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Anti-Dog League
Ambrose Bierce
Bir. Bierce
New York Press
George ‘Washington
The
Anti-Dog League Society
Dog Waters
Washington
Women and Matrimony and the Labor Shift
Women increasingly recoil from pursuing wages and independence as work culture intensifies competition. Country girls title independence as ideal but soon find matrimony attractive as a vocation, easing the rush into labor with the shadow of independence fading slowly.
Kansas Perking Up Amid Storms and Droughts
The Kansan notes Kansas weather swings from floods to droughts with cyclones and earthquakes testing farmers. Despite damage, the Emporia Gazette says Kansas remains a sturdy, safe place to live with neighbors helping after disasters and winds shaping life along the plains.
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Kansas
Emgporia Gazette
Earthquake Skeptic Questions Safety After Hill Slide
A Chillicothe man notes a landslide on Higgins Hill that toppled a 40 foot deep old stone well with 15 feet of water, leaving the windlass undisturbed and water undisturbed. The London Express asks if the earth is unsafe. the columnist seeks an answer.
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Chillicothe
Higgins Hill
The
London Express
Congress Debates Tax Relief and Postal Bills
The senate passed the bill relieving denatured alcohol from internal revenue tax and moved to the agricultural appropriation. Senator Penrose announced post offices and post roads committee finished its post office bill deliberations. After a heated exchange, Cooper and Hepburn sent the express company amendment to conference.
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Senate
Penrose
Committee On
Post Offices and Post Roads
Cooper
Wis
Hepburn
Express Company
Severe earth tremors hit Atlantic mine region
The Atlantic Mich mining area suffered over fifty seismic shocks with cracks two to six inches wide and buildings rocked. the Atlantic mine shut down as caving indicators appeared. Also noted were a Peruvian Brazil pan American conference invitation, a Cairo era of political trials, and other world and local dispatches.
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Atlantic
Mich
Houghtson
Hancock
W. E. Caldwell
Greenville
S. C
Southern Presbyterian General Assembly
J. W. Stagg
Archibald Wakely
Royal Academy
London
Bayswater
Peru
Brazil
Rio Janeiro
Michigan Valley
Rudolph Donnelly
Wm. Douglass
White River
Indianapolis
Belle Rose Rayburn
John W. Rose
Vanceburg
Cape Haitien
Haiti
Santo Domingan
Mauricio Jiminez
Quayein
Santo Domingo
Gen. Mongo
Will Andre
Grand Lodge
Charlotte
New York City
Andre
George Schofield
Eaton-Rapids
Gordon Dubose
First National Bank of
Helen Suydam Cutting
Robert Fulton Cutting
Norwalk
Conn
Cutting
Halian
Tangier
Fez
White House
Aldrich
M. Kurino
Russia
Franto
Marsellies
Japan
Bomb outrage toll and political crisis strain St Petersburg
Dispatches from St Petersburg report eleven killed including five children and over one hundred wounded in the bomb attack during the imperial coronation review at Sebastopol. Parliament censured the ministry, demanding its retirement, amid rising government tensions and calls for action.
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St. .Petersburg
Sebastopol
St. Petersburg
Interstate Commerce Commissioners
Cleveland
Standard Oil Co
Washington
Virgil P. Kline
George L. Thomas
L. B. Taggart
Thomas
United States District Court
Kansas City
F. Albert von Boyneburg
Reakert Bros. Co
Interstate Commerce Commission
Philadelphia
A. J. Cassatt
Moscow
New York Supreme Court
George W. Perkins
Supreme Court
Grand Jury
New York Life Insurance Co
Republican National Committee
David Arguello
John Medlock
Raton
N. M
Navy Department
Guantanamo
Columbia
Lydia Titus
Rockland
Boston
Edgar M. Titus
Death Valley
Cal
Deridder
J. B. Johnson
A. Keeting
Seattle
Mixed international and local events in scattered notes
The item lists a wide range of news from labor insurance plans for injured engineers at the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers to royal ceremonies at Buckingham Palace. It covers strikes in Odessa, boats racing results between Cornell and Harvard, political tensions in Batum and Tiflis, an El Al bomb incident, and various accidents and deaths including a train crash, a lightning strike, and a double homicide in Canon, Alabama.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Buckingham Palace
Prince and Princess of Wales
London
Odessa
Cornell
Harvard
State Department
Batum
Stuart
Charles T. Stout
Richmond County Club
Staten Island
Georgiana Bishop
Timoseleff
Martinoff
Tiflis
Buffalo & Allegheny Valley Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
West Moory
Beals C. Wright
Holcombe Wari
Kreigh Collins
Raymond D. Little
Don Jaime of Bourbon
Don Carlos
Barcelona
Missouri Pacific
Jefferson City
W. H. Edwards
Frances Drake
Trio
Tronsberg
Chaleur Bay
Atelington National Cemetery
Co. Theo. Roosevelt Garrison
W. F. Garry Garrison
David D. Porter Garrison
G. W. Henry Garrison
Thirteenth Cavalry Land
St. Paul’s Roman Catholic Church
Bureau of Navigation
Dewey Dry Dock
Bub el Manded
Ena of Battenberg
Spain
Alfonso XII
Fernando Severa
W. C. Baldwin
Canon
Baldwin
M. Dyke
W. R. Lawley
First National Bank
Attala
Ala
Silas J. Cooper
United States
Marshall H. G. Ashley
Birmingham
Sheepshead Bay
Joseph Harrington
Brooklyn
James Reed
Ollie Jones
Shawnee
Oklo
Reed
Great Britain
Empire
English Lawn Tennis Association
Amore
Wreck on the L and N derailment kills eight near Louisville
A wheel flange failure on a smoking car of a Louisville and Nashville passenger train near Union Station in Louisville caused a switch to open and two coaches to side swipe box cars. Eight people died and two were injured as the smoking car dragged 200 feet, the ladies coach roof collapsed, and the hot water heater was hurled into the car. Identification of the dead was delayed due to disfigurement.
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Louisville
Louisville & Nashville
Unicon
Latties
Coleman
Revolution ignites in Guatemala with border invasion
Reports from Chiapas say four armed bands invaded Guatemala Sunday as Gen Manuel Barillas leads 200 cavalry and 700 rifles from Motozuala toward Quetzalango. Jose Leon Castillo seizes Ocos with 500 men while the Empire State brings three thousand rifles to aid the rebels.
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Mexico City
Tapachula
Tonala
Chiapasa
Estrada Cabeira
Guatemala
Manuel Leandro Barillas
Motozuala
Quetzango
Barillas
Cabeira
Quetzatlango
Barrillas
Jose Leon Castillo
Ocos
Empire State
San Francisco
Illinois coal operators yield to miners in wage scale agreement
Illinois coal operators concede to the 1993 wage scale demanded by miners. Mining resumes next week with union men. Miners will cover shot firers' wages and seek repeal of the current law. Operators indemnified for losses from unauthorized strikes, with the union to oversee conduct and guarantee no further strikes.
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Chicago
Illinois
Finois
Senate Action Highlights Busy Week on Rail Rates and Canal
The senate sent the railroad rate bill to conference. Senator Kittredge defended a sea level canal. Three Democratic speeches addressed canal supplies in foreign markets. The body spent the rest of the session on the post office appropriation bill.
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Washington
Senate
Kittredge
Increase For Pensioners on Indian War Roll
Senator Gearin reports a pensions bill favoring the Indian wars veterans and widows now on the rolls. The measure would raise monthly pensions to ten dollars for eligible recipients. A second item notes David Rankin, a millionaire, plans a 2 million dollar gift to establish an industrial school in St. Louis and regrets the public disclosure.
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Washington
Gearin
Committee On Pensions
St. Louis
David Rankin
Rankin
No Decision In Madison Square Garden Bout
No decision awarded after a ten round fight at Madison Square Garden between McGovern and Britt. Under the rules neither fighter received a verdict though both shown strong efforts.
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New York
McGovern-Britt
Madison Square Garden
McGovern
Autopsy Debate Marks Hearing on Government Hospital Ethics
Washington's special House committee heard Dr. R W Blackburn describe performing 2095 autopsies as hospital pathologist over 22 years. Lawmakers pressed whether autopsies occurred before or after death, with Blackburn noting rare hours after death in forceful cases.
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Washington
Government Hospital For
Special House Committee
R. W. Blackburn
Representative Smyser
Ohio
Rumors of a new cabinet shake Russia after summons
Reports from St Petersburg claim former Finance Minister Shipoff received an urgent summons to Peterhof to confer with Emperor Nicholas on forming a new cabinet though he resists becoming premier. Radicals like Alladin Michaelinho flood the house with telegrams urging an offensive program and a move to a constitutional assembly.
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St. Petersburg
Moscow
Shipoff
Peterhof
Nicholas
Alladin Michaelinho
Bill Referred Favorably On Public Information Offense
Washington Senator Culberson is authorized by the judiciary committee to report favorably a bill making it a felony for any government officer or employee to reveal information gained in public position that could affect market value of soil products when required by law or departmental rules to be withheld until a fixed time. Penalties include up to ten years imprisonment and a fine up to 19009 dollars. The bill also imposes the same penalties for using such information for speculation.
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Washington
Culberson
Committee On Judiciary
United States
Supreme Court moves to punish lynching participants
The U S Supreme Court for the first time directs Hamilton County Tennessee officials and seven other citizens to show cause why they should not be punished for contempt for allegedly conniving at the unlawful hanging of Ed Johnson on March 19.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Hamilton County
Tenn
Ed Johnson
Princess Ena Receives Welcome Address in Madrid
A delegation of leading chamber of deputies and senate members visited the Bardo palace Monday night to present Princess Ena of Battenberg with a welcome address on behalf of the Spanish nation. The gesture signals Spain’s cordial reception of the foreign princess as future queen.
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Madrid
Chamber of Depties
Senate
Bardo Palace
Ena
Battenberg
Spain
Mayflower to Carry Roosevelt on Portsmouth Trip
The cruiser yacht Mayflower now at Washington navy yard will be used by President Roosevelt and party for their trip from Washington to Portsmouth Virginia and return.
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Washington
Washington Navy Yard
Roosevelt
Portsmouth
Snow Storm Halts Water in Oroville Mines
Reports from adjacent mountains describe a historic snow storm with drifts up to 15 feet. Streams froze, leaving miners without running water and forcing shutdowns in mining operations.
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Oroville
Cal
Six Rounds to a Draw Between Ruhlin and Ferguson
Ruhlin of Akron Ohio and Sandy Ferguson of Boston met at the Marlborough Athletic Club in New York and fought six rounds to a draw. Both heavyweights showed action across the bout on Tuesday night.
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New York
Ruhlin
Akron, C
Sandy Ferguson
Sboston
Marlborough Athletic Club
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James ER. Stewart
Nglish
Illinois Coal Operators
Hospital For Insane
Institution
Czar
Princess Ena
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