California Auks For Penning Adates Doen't Know What She Can Do
Washington March 6. Congress debates coinage reform touching nickels and pennies. Adams of Pennsylvania derides the plan as a minting engine while California's Kahn jokes about small coins. Shackleford denounces House rules and speaker power amid tariff jokes. Pure food bill moves, critics warn of federal police power over states.
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Washington
Beonyage
Colorado
Nick
Adams
Pennsylvania
California
Kahn
Philadelphia
Will Rule Out Corporations in Campaign Finance Bills
Washington March 6 The house committee on the election of president and vice president and members of congress will take up bills prohibiting corporations from contributing to campaign funds and requiring publicity in all money matters affecting elections. Ex Representative Perry Thelmont and Charles J Hughes may attend. Roosevelt urges coast defense plans for Manila bay Pearl harbor Guantanamo Guam San Juan Honolulu and Panama Canal entrances.
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House Committee
Congress
Gaines
West Virginia
Perry Thelmont
Charles J. Hughes
Senator Clipp
White House
Dolliver
Clapp
Roosevelt
Board of Army and Navy
Manila Bay
Pearl Harbor
Guantanamo
Guam
San Juan
Honolulu
Panama Canal
Senate and House in Brief from Washington March 6
In the senate Nelson urged passage of the statehood bill as reported from the territories committee. The session’s remaining time covered calendar bills of limited import with an executive session. In the house bills rose from 50 000 to 200 000 for metal supply for nickel and penny coinage and minting beyond Philadelphia to Denver San Francisco and New Orleans with a concurrent Alaska delegate measure. A resolution asks if criminal proceedings have begun against individuals in corporations recently found guilty by the supreme court of anti trust violations.
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Shackleford
Missouri
Cannon
Europe
Ways and Means
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
House
Senate
Adamson
Georgia
Bartlett
Russell
Texas
Washington
Nelson
Committee On
Territories
Denver
San Francisco
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Congress
Alaska
Supreme Court
Suffering in Japan Increases
Washington March 6 The secretary of the American National Red Cross received information from Agony that the unprecedented cold in born Japan has greatly increased the suffering in the famine stricken mart in Millet is being bought with aid from the relief funds and that in place of rice many have starved. The cold and hunger are intensifying distress across the region.
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Japan
Washington
American National Red Cross
Martin
Fox
Torture Ended by Medical Intervention in Chicago Case
Chicago March 6. City Health department justified in interfering in extreme sickness where physician services are refused. Ella Turner, a Dowie believer, suffered over twenty four hours with imminent peril. Husband and relatives sought Zion City Overseer Voliva. a deacon prayed, neighbor alerted police. Authorized by counsel a physician treated her and she was relieved.
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Chicago
Lewis Prayer
Ella Turner
Dowfe
Voliva
Zion City
All serene in Uruguay political stability statement
All serene in Uruguay reports the government stating public order remains intact after a revolutionary movement that suppressed an opposition club. It notes agitators' attempts, government action under the constitution, and assurance of peace, with political prisoners to be tried in civil courts and a satisfactory economic situation. Northwestern Guaranty Co. charter revoked. receiver appointed after state petition.
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Monte Video
Uruguay
Associated Press
Northwestern Guaranty Co
Chicago
Northwestern Guarantee Company
LaSalle Street
Windes
Superior Court
Navigation Opens Between Detroit and Cleveland
Detroit March 6 Navigation between Detroit and Cleveland opened when the City of Detroit steamship with 100 passengers and a large freight load departed for the Lake Erie port. This marks the earliest opening of navigation across Lake Erie in twenty six years.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Wealthy Merchant Burned to Death in Wisconsin
Arcadia Wis March 6 Karl Fugine a wealthy merchant was burned to death after his clothing caught fire from a stove. He ran to a nearby barn whose flames were fed by the burning clothes and the barn was partly destroyed in the blaze observed by several customers.
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Arcadia
Wis
Karl Fugine
Ugine
Ohio Wesleyan students duck a lone attendee after holiday denied
In Delaware Ohio on March 6 the student body declared classes would be ducked in the sniplur springs to celebrate a double victory in debate last Friday. The faculty refused a holiday, and only one student attended the classes before being ducked.
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Delaware
Sniplur Springs
Ohio Wesleyan
Idea of an Ohio Scion Colimbus O March
Senator Linh of Toledo opposed fixed annual salaries for gospel preaching. The debate before the state senate concerned a bill allowing Christian Scientists to charge fees for their healing prayers.
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Ohio
Colimbus
Linh
Toledo
State Senate
Congress Decision Looms at Wichita Meeting
March 6 report from Wichita shows Representative Victor Murdock arriving for the eighth district congressional convention. He says the Hepburn bill will pass Congress as it did in the House, or else a special session will be needed.
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Wichita
Congress
House
Victor Murdock
Honor to Hendersons Eulogist Memorial Address
Washington March 6 by unanimous consent the house authorized printing in the Congressional Record the memorial address of George D Perkins at the funeral of the late Speaker David B Henderson.
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Henderson
Washington
House
Congressional Record
George D. Perkins
David B. Henderson
Raisuli Repulsed in Moroccan Village Attack
Tangier Morocco March Raisuli the Moroccan bandit attacked and burned a Ramm village but was repulsed by the inhabitants who, at latest accounts, were awaiting a further assault.
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Raisuli
Tangier
Morocco
Ramm
Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar advertised cure
An old advertisement touts Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar as a pleasant cathartic for colds. It claims to evacuate bowels, clear the head, loosen phlegm, strengthen bronchial tubes and relieve coughs including croup and whooping cough. Sold by all druggists.
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Kennedy
All Druggiate
Local couple to open paint store on South Galena
A Sluiter and B Brauer have returned from Chicago with a fine line of wallpaper curtains mouldings and related decor. They plan to open a new paint store at 18 South Galena Avenue soon. Janssen and W S Bookman will be at the store to greet old acquaintances.
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A. Sluiter
B. Brauer
Chicago
Galena Avenue
Herman Janssen
W.S. Bookman
Great Bargains at New York Racket Store Sale
Great sacrifice sale to close out surplus stock at half price. Visit 227 River and Wheat for bargains on many lines of goods.
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New York
Rivey & Wheat
Best Oil and Pads: Grocers Weigh Wash Options
A local grocer roundup compares oil and pad products for cleaning and maintenance. Shoppers weigh cost, availability, and effectiveness as retailers highlight deals and brand names. Experts suggest testing small quantities to balance value and performance.
Russia backs Moroccan police plan at Algeciras conference
At Algeciras on March 6 the Russian delegation presented a detailed report arguing France and Spain should oversee the new Moroccan police force, with Britain Spain and Portugal in agreement while Italy hesitates. German delegates threaten dilatory tactics as pressure builds for a bank proposal tomorrow.
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France
Arguments On The Matter Involving Moroccan Police Question
Official communication shows Herr von Ahrowitz, the first German delegate, joining the discussion and admitting the police force must be organized by the sultan while advocating participation by all powers. Russian delegate argued against collective action, favoring Moorish officers with European overseers. French delegate proposed 2000 Moors with eight ports and four European noncommissioned officers, Spanish delegates favored joint Spanish and French control. Also, Third Deputy Police Commissioner James F. Mack resigns from New York Police Department, stating his respect for fellow man remains untarnished.
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Herr von Ahrowitz
Garon Buchernecht
Morocco
International Sanitary Committee
Tangier
Rene
Mussilmans
M. Revoil
France
New York
James F. Mack
Commission
Bingham
Mack
Police Department
Not So Bad as Was Expected Trondhjem Norway Storm Toll
March 6 report from Trondhjem Norway lists eleven fishing boats reported missing after the recent storm with five more unaccounted for. The death toll is estimated at fifty, far lower than feared.
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Trondhjem
Norway
Rbe
Hawaii delegate proposes 200000 payment to ex queen
Washington on March 6 Delegate Kalaniunuole of Hawaii introduced a bill to pay ex Queen Liliuokalani 200000 to settle her claims against the United States. Indigestion is described and a patent remedy ad follows urging Kodol Dyspepsia Cure after meals to ease belching and palpitations.
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Washington
Kalaniunuole
Hawaii
Lilioukalani
United States
Very Low Excursion Rates to Louisville by Northwestern Line
Excursion tickets to Louisville, Ky, offered March 16 to 18 with favorable return limits on account of the American Bowling congress. Apply to Chicago & Northwestern Railway agents.
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Louisville
Northwestern
American Bowling Congress
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Charing Cross Miracle in a Cross of History
Charing Cross marks a long历史 tale from 1201 funeral processions to a later memorial cross. The article recounts Queen Eleanor’s death and the crowd’s reverence along the route to Westminster, noting a carved cross at Charing during a distant royal pageant and its destruction in 1647 amid Civil War vandalism. The present structure, built by the Southern Railway in 1865, stands as a late memory of the site.
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London
Charing Cross
Britain
Sean
Heanor
Scotland
Eleanor
Grantham
Westminster
Charing
Southern Railway Company
A Ship Worth Taking Drake on the San Phillipe Capture
The article analyzes the significance of the San Phillipe capture on June Jez Drake outlines England's maritime tactics and strategic gains from the raid, detailing how the action impacted naval power and colonial reach.
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England
Drake. Com
Dawn of a British empire sparked by San Felipe capture
The San Felipe capture near Cadiz yielded a treasure valued at over a million, among the richest prizes and ship papers that revealed East India trade secrets to English adventurers. This event helped spark the formation of the East India Company, a vast commercial and military power.
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Aingema
England
East India Company
Early astronomers tied horoscopes to fate and character
The text chronicles ancient astrologers who claimed celestial positions at birth determined personal destinies. It explains sun signs like Scorpio and Pisces shaping traits and life paths, including indulgence and servitude, reflecting early beliefs about astrology's influence on fortune and intellect.
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Earth
Constellation
Scorpio
Pisces
Arles
Trinidad's Asphalt Lake and its living lake men
The famed asphalt lake in Trinidad appears as a vast black swamp ringed by pale cocoanut fringe. A small railway crosses it while workers dig the soft, sandlike surface in lumps, some areas inching deeper as old trees surface from the depths.
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Trinidad
Ancient ropemaking traced back two millennia
Historical records note ropemaking existed at least 2000 years before Christ with skilled practice evident in Egyptian sculptures. The names of the first ropemaker and the land where he worked remain unknown.
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B. C
The American Tourist and the Broken French Exchange
A humorous exchange quoted from Puck contrasts an American tourist trying French with a waiter who mispronounces eggs and describes it as pulverized. The brief vignette plays on language mixups and comic miscommunication.
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Henri
Ely's Dream Balm Ad Promises Quick Nasal Cure
A Detroit Tribune excerpt promotes Ely's Dream Balm claiming it fully cures nasal catarrh and hay fever. The ad asserts a long success record and testimonials behind the claim, noting the product is harmless and not like other looser remedies. Available from Ely Bros. at 556 Warren Street, New York, for 50 cents.
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Ely
Bly
Ely Bros
Warren Street
New York
Unexcelled Service to Cuba Sleeper Train Flyer
Effective January 6, 1906 a Friday departure from Cincinnati at 8 30 a m via Queen and Crescent and Southern Railway to Mobile then steamship Prince George at 4 30 p m Saturdays with through sleeper returning Fridays from Mobile at 7 p m to Cincinnati on Prince George arrival from Havanna Tickets on sale through May 31 at 65 dollars round trip including meals and berths for steamer Information Frank Johnson Munson Steamship Line Washington D C or W C Ricarson G P A Queens and Crescent Route Cincinnati Ohio
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Cuba
Pullman
Cincinnati
Queen & Crescent
Southern Railway
Mobile
Munson 8S Line
Prince George
Havanna
Frank Johnson
Munson SS Line
Washington, D. H
Ohio
W. C. Ricarson
G. P. A. Queens & Crescent
Evening social events and shows listed at local venues
A schedule of dances, parties and performances appears across venues including Foxington Hall Amity Society party at Masonic Temple and various acts at the Grand Opera House. Highlights include March 10 19th century social dances and a fourteenth annual ball at Lexington Hall with several other early April events. Various university and church gatherings are noted with dates and locations.
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Mea
Roftman
Peryoo Fifer
Déthcing Achool
Foxington
Mayola Khathiea University
Eenan Church
Ech
Curt of Honor
T Patty
Waon
Ached
Rocial Anne
da Eon
Lance
Bluitis Hall
An Dawson
Maroh
Bae Hall
Dawson
Bro. Hall
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Lexington Hall
Amity Society
Masonic Temple
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin promotes quick relief
An old time advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a cure for stomach upset liver issues and bowel discomfort. It claims to cleanse the system improve digestion and restore health with a money back guarantee. Sold by all druggists for 50 cents and 1 dollar.
Daily Journal Delivery Expands Citywide For Week
The Daily Journal announces expanded delivery covering all city areas for one week, aiming to reach more readers. Officials say distribution will include residential and business districts, with carriers on extended routes to ensure timely copies during the promotional period.
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