Senor Montez Withdraws Amid Presidential Election Talk
Worthy Havana report notes Moderate leader and former senate president withdraws before the presidential vote. He argues the vice presidency is negative and ornamental, unlike in the United States. Commentator Mnidig Coyote previously had influence, but fades as General Freyrd Andrade strengthens Palma party dominance and ousts Liberal figures.
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Havana
Aare T
Senor Montez Unyote
Moderate
Senate
United States
Menidég Coyote
Freyrd Andrade
Palma Party
No Hope For Tolland Threatened Suit Against Land Board
Salem Ore March 1 The state land board rejected F Z Tolland's claim that he holds certificates of sale for state lands and seeks deeds. Officials said the certificates are counterfeits not genuine and were never issued by the board.
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Salem
Ore
State Land Board
LaCrosse
Wis
F. Z. Tolland
Tolland
Roosevelt imposes Dingley duties on German imports
President Roosevelt issued a proclamation applying the Dingley act duties to imports from Germany in return for Germany's concession of minimum tariff rates on U S products. If Germany had not granted the concession, the full Dingley tariff would have applied.
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Germany
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
United States gunboat arrives at Nanchang
The Daily Mail’s Shanghai correspondent reports a U S gunboat reaching Nanchang. It also states Rev H C Kingham’s eldest daughter died from injuries inflicted by the Chinese mob that killed her parents.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Shanghai
United States
Nanchang
H. C. Kingham
Creelman Lumber mills to resume operations next Monday
Chicago March 1 All the mills and lumber camps of the I P Creelman Lumber and Manufacturing company of Chicago and New Orleans will resume operations next Monday with I P Creelman as general manager. This was decided by the company stockholders and creditors.
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Chicago
I’. E. Creelman Lumber and Manufacturing Company
New Orleans
Franklin C. Jocelyn Dies After Stroke at Club
Franklin C. Jocelyn, a prominent midwest lumberman, died at the Union League club where he had been ill since February 22 following a stroke suffered during a banquet. He was a well known figure in Chicago and across the lumber industry.
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Franklin C. Jocelyn
Chicago
Middle West
Union League Club
Frankie Neil Defends Bantam Title in San Francisco
Frankie Neil bantamweight champion knocked out Harry Tenny in the fourteenth round at Mechanics Pavilion. Neil dominated from the start and was never in danger of losing the title.
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Tenny
Neil
San Francisco
Frankie Neil
Harry Tenny
Mechanics’ Pavilion
British naval estimates seek 1906 07 expenditure cut
The British naval estimates for 1906 07 propose a net total expenditure of 159 347 500 dollars, down 12 500 000 from the current year. The president was sent to the senate with David C. Owen nominated for Milwaukee postmaster. The fifth Student Volunteer Movement convention began in Nashville Tennessee. Flint glass workers union agrees to a 20 30 percent cut in lamp chimneys. A major drought break in Australia ends years of industry paralysis. Ohio legislature appropriates 12 500 dollars to fund Cincinnati Hamilton county public affairs investigation. Over 6 000 attended Sarah Bernhardt Camille in Kansas City. Charles E. Leland dead at 68 in Brondalbin New York. Ejections at Mount Carmel Illinois after intoxication. Dodd and J W Murphy killed two men. Mrs Maco Meyers sues J Boldt for 25 000 in New York claiming towel sewn into her body during operation. Dr Spreckels ill in San Francisco from a grip attack. Springfield Coal Klondike mine damaged 20 000 by fire. miners escaped. John D Rockefeller offers 125 900 for seaside tubercular children hospital if similar amount is raised by June 30.
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David C. Owen
Milwaukee
Movement For Foreign Missions
Nashville
Tenn
Flint Glass
Canada
Australia
Ohio
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Sarah Bernhardt
Camille
Convention Ball
Kansas City
Charles E. Leland
Brondalbin
N. Y
Mount Carmel
Lil
Dodd
J. W. Murphy
Maco. Meyers
New York
Liderman J. Boldt
Jobo Dr. Spreckels
San Francisco
Springfield Coal Company
Klondike
Springfield
LUC
John D. Rockefeller
On Seaside Hospital
Dialogue on happiness and self improvement in marriage
A wife asks why she should try to improve happiness when her husband already calls her the happiest man on earth. The husband responds that she promised happiness at their union, implying the challenge of ongoing effort in marriage.
Instinct and growth described as plantlike progress
The passage likens progress to an unfolding plant, starting with instinct then opinion, followed by knowledge. It emphasizes trusting the process through stages from bud to fruit, even without a clear reason.
Riot Over AEML Davis Showing Sparks White Supremacy Violence
Springfield Ohio March 1 rioters destroyed two houses and damaged many more as eight companies of troops failed to stop mob violence mainly against black residents after the showing of AEML Davis railroad man. By 2 am military presence contained the riot with several hundred people fleeing to nearby towns. One man, John Merpont, was shot by a black assailant as he watched his home attacked. no other casualties reported.
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Springfeld
Poe
Aeml Davis
Railroad Tian
Ladd and Dean
Here
Dayton
Nenia
Hamilton
Cincinnati
John Merpont
Notice of union convention and resolution deadline
Notices sent by the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers to sub judges announce the annual convention will open in Cincinnati on May 1. They request resolutions on wage scales or working rules be sent to national headquarters before March 31.
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A. A
T. Men
Pittsburg
Amaligamnated
Association of Tron, Steel and Vin Workers
Cincinnati
Citizens' Alliance Lecturer Resigns Pastorate in Shelbyville
Rev. William J. H. Boetcker national lecturer for the Citizens' Alliance and head D. M. Parry of Indianapolis, resigns as pastor of the German Presbyterian church in Shelbyville Indiana.
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Citizens’ Alliance
Shelbyville
Ind
William J. H. Boetcker
D. M. Parry
Indianapolis
German Presbyterian Church
Resignation of Hyansville and Terre Haute GM
Leaves the EK. and U. H. Evansville Ind March 1 Frank T Jeffries general manager of the Hy ansville and Terre Haute railroad has resigned to become general purchasing agent of the I risco system.
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U. H. Evansville
Ind
Frank T. Jeffries
Hyansville and
Terre Haute
I'risco
Chicago Market Quotes Turn Mixed on Wheat and Futures
Chicago board quotes show wheat at about 81 to 82 cents for May and July contracts with shifts to 81% and 81% for later months. Corn and oats display scattered figures across May July and September, while cash sales list mixed No 2 red wheat and No 2 yellow corn prices. Live stock totals indicate hogs around 6.30 to 6.89, cattle near 5.75 to 7.50, and lambs in the 7.40 to 7.95 range with East Buffalo activity noted as steady to strong on cattle and mixed on hogs.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
U.ss
East Buffalo
N.Y
Danning & Stevens
Ewes
Soo. To
Christian Endeavor Message on True Happiness
Rev S H Doyle presents a discussion on happiness contrasting worldly and Christian conceptions. Citing Luke 6 20 26 1 John 2 17 1 Cor 6 11 Phil 4 4 7, the talk critiques Horace Bushnell’s outward visitation view and explores inner consecration and uplifting experiences as true happiness.
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S. H. Doyle
Horace Bushnell
The World and Christian Ideals of Happiness
The piece contrasts world’s two happiness ideals physical and mental with Christian happiness as spiritual. It argues true joy lies in contentment, subordinating body and mind to the soul, and notes Christian joy grows with age while worldly pleasure fades. It cites Bible readings and argues godliness yields lasting satisfaction.
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Pope
How to Warm Up in a Christian Endeavor Meeting
The English Christian Endeavor Times offers humorous rules for firing up a cold society. It suggests social, prayer, sunshine, lookout, evangelistic, and stirring committees to spark participation, kindle enthusiasm, and incite members to ignite others with a “flame” from within.
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Christian Endeavor Times
Christian Endeavor Society
Evangelistic Committee
Endeavorers Hear Treasurer Shaw Stately Address
A fragmentary notice proclaims that Treasurer William Shaw delivers a notable address to Endeavorers nationwide, urging diligence and unity in financial matters. The garbled text hints at a formal speaking event and the speaker’s role.
Curious Wedding Customs In Turkey Dowry Fixed At 1.70
The article notes Turkish dowry practice where the bride’s dowry is fixed by law and custom at 1.70 in United States currency. It cannot be increased or reduced despite parental pressures.
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Turkey
United States
Wedding Customs and a Tale of Honest Hiram Stroode
A fragmentary piece notes wedding customs for Turks with four days of festivities and no cutlery at table. It then recounts a Guthrie banquet where Cassius R. Peck, assistant U.S. district attorney of Oklahoma, urged honesty and humorously references Hiram Stroode facing creditors.
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Cassius R. Peck
United States District Attorney
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Hiram Stroode
Hiram
Quote on living aims from Alfred Russel Wallace in London
The fragment cites Herbert Spencer recounting Wallace's belief that living in a London boarding house with ordinary people and officers kept him cheerful. He reportedly chose such surroundings to avoid overexcitement, sufferings from use, and to help him sleep through commonplace conversations and routine news.
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Herbert Spencer
Cau
Alfred Russel Wallace
London
Conyers
Fragmented mall crowd story hints at failed book launch
An author, dragged from a shopper crowd, recovered and admitted his latest work had fallen dead from the press. The scene echoes the old saying that readers are delicate in perception, while Steele notes people spend life on passions rather than using them for life.
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Philadelphia
Steele
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