Treaty amendment in Senate overclause on US defense and order
The Senate foreign relations committee proposes amending the treaty text to add at the end of section five of article two a clause allowing the United States to take measures for its defense and public order by its own forces if necessary. Morgan dissents, calling the move controversial.
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Morgan
United States
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Saime
Constantinople
Ad Khedive
Egypt
Red Sea
Senate Deliberates on Clayton Bulwer Treaty and Constantinople Provisions
The discussion centers on the Clayton Bulwer treaty as potentially violable and the impact of articles 9 and 10 of the Constantinople pact. Senators note unexecuted treaty parts, argue about neutralizing the canal, and consider striking provisions while stressing historical respect and the need for firm U S policy toward British actions and regional possessions.
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Morgan
Morgan Ays
United States
Constantinople
Turkey
Red Sea
Arabia
Nicaragua
Giebe
Britain
Great Britain
Bulwer
Alifiva
Disputed Questions Between Two Governments Clarified
Part of the historical exchange clarifies all questions previously contested between the two governments up to that time, outlining points of agreement and remaining disagreements. The statement frames the broader diplomatic context and sets the stage for further negotiations.
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Great Britain
Senate Ends Secret Session Over Mason Resolution On England
Washington March 10. The senate moved into secret session as Mason prepared to speak against England over the Boers. Republicans urged keeping the debate closed to avoid straining ties with Great Britain. Depew noted Minlanders pressed for action on outrages. Mason reserved other resolutions for later introduction.
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Washington
Mason
England
Senate
Great Britain
Depew
United States
Tlinois
Senate Goes Secret Session on Mason Pro-Boer Resolutions
The senate met in secret session to discuss Mason's pro-Boer resolutions. Lindsay opposed the Porte can basis speech as the session continued. A night session completed the reading of the Alaskan code bill. The house approved ninety-seven private pension bills on the first Sunday under the new rule.
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Washington
Senate
Mason
Lindsay
House
Sovereign Cross Examination in Coeur d Alene Inquiry
The cross examination of James R. Sovereign continued before the House committee on military affairs in Washington. The proceedings yielded no new facts, only opinions, as officials reviewed the Coeur d Alene investigation.
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Washington
James R. Sovereign
Coeur d’ Alone
House Committee On Military Affairs
Oly
Debs Nominated for President by Socialists
Socialists at Indianapolis name Eugene V Debs for president and Job Harriman of California for vice president after uniting the Socialist and Socialist Labor factions. Debs initially refused but accepted amid debt settlement assurances to the American Railway Union and a three month respite before campaigning. Plague case reported in Melbourne as rats at Port Melbourne wharf test positive.
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Indianapolis
Eugene VY. Debs
Indiana
Job Harriman
Cali
Melbourne
Port Melbourne
Explosion That Did Not Happen In Clinton
A report from Clinton on Wednesday claimed a disaster at Torrey airfield after a dust explosion, but the incident was not true and no disaster occurred.
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Clinton
Mareh
Durrom
Torrey Atiric
McGovern Wins Boxing Bout With Gardner in New York
McGovern defeated Gardner in the third round of their gloves contest held last night in New York. The match concluded with McGovern securing victory in the thiral round.
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McGovern
New York
Gardner
Notable Civil War figures and varied 1910s notes mixed in
Major Cetin and the McCook family are cited among famed Civil War names with notes on military leadership and a home. Marie Bvyse works at Pompton New Jersey. Four killed as miners die in a region fire. An American haste story and a university doctorate in Wendelberg. Plague reports at Pettown Washington and Lima bank robbery context. Germany refuses post offices in Jerusalem Beirut and Smyrna. Italy to hold military maneuvers in April. Samuel Ketomh dies in a West Chicago car coup. F Cady seeks Green Bay mayoral race. Montana lieutenant governor grants reprieve in first such case. Journalism department planned as college program.
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Cetin
Flward Moody McCook
University of Wendelberg
Pettownsend
Wash
Michal
American National Bank of Lima
Christilias
Dias
Germany
Jerusalem
Beirut
Sminyrna
Porte
Italy
Samuel Ketomh
Northwestern Railroad
West Chicago
F. (. Cady
Miece
Green Bay
Wis
Montana
Ex Minister Phelps Dies After Illness in New Haven
J J Phelps former minister to England died at his New Haven home after a two month illness. He was unconscious for hours before death following a pneumonia attack. Funeral services planned for Battell chapel tomorrow at 3 p m. Interment in Burlington Vermont will follow.
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United States
Burlington
Vermont
Bank teller falls to death from sixth story window
DeWitt Hurley a 33 year old teller at Central State bank plunged from a sixth story window in the busy Youngerman block in Des Moines. He fainted while seated at the window and died almost instantly on the sidewalk. a sister in Chicago survives him.
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Des Moines
DeWitt Hurley
Central State Bank
Youngerman
Hurley
Chicago
Peoria Sub Committee Investigates Meeting Arrangements
A Peoria sub committee of the Republican state central committee met to verify that the hotel hall and other accommodations have been arranged as promised at the state convention. The group is authorized by the full committee to inspect the preparations and ensure promises are fulfilled.
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Peoria
Republican — State Central Committee
Government rejects shamrock drowning fund for Irish soldiers
In the House of Commons Patrick O Brien asked if the government would provide a shilling to each Irish soldier for St Patrick's Day celebration by drowning the shamrock. Joseph Powell Williams, war office financial secretary, said army funds could not be used for that purpose.
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London
Patrick O' Brien
House of Commons
St. Patrick’s Day
Joseph Powell Willaims
War Office
Reverend Sheldon to Run Opera Capital One Week
The Rev Charles M Sheldon will assume charge of the Opera Capital Monday and manage it as he believes Christ would. He has spent the last two weeks reviewing advertising contracts and rejected all liquor tobacco and patent medicine ads.
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Topeka
Kan
Charles M.sheldon
Opera Capital
Christ
Sheldon
Iowa coal miners and operators near agreement over rate
After a week of talks in Des Moines the miners and operators of Iowa coal districts report a 3 cent per ton gap. Operators propose 90 cents and miners demand 95 cents. Expect an agreement with miners likely to accept the 90 cent offer.
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Des Moines
Iowa
No Bishop Appointed for Columbus Yet
Rome reports no appointment for Rev. Father Moeller as bishop of Columbus. The Vatican publicized no diocesan decision and the propaganda presses await the necessary appointments before ruling on the matter.
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Rome
United States
Father Moeller
Columbus
Guil
Smallpox Case Reported in Michigan Student
A smallpox case in Carsonville Sanilac county was reported to the state board of health. The patient recently attended Detroit College of Medicine and had been in Detroit and Lansing, Michigan, on March 10.
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Detroit
Lansing
Mich
Carsonville
Sanilac County
State Board of Health
Detroit College of Medicine
War ren County Postmaster Elsha Rodgers Dies at 18 Dead
Dresser Inc reports March 10 survey noting Elsha Rodgers, War ren county’s first postmaster and oldest resident, among 18 dead. Rodgers, a prominent agnostic figure in the state, is named in the page's fragmented obituary context.
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Dresser, Inc
Elsha Rodgers
Warren County
Chicago Markets Report on Grains and Produce
Chicago Board of Trade closing quotes show May and September futures across corn, oats, and soybeans with mixed gains and declines. Livestock prices in Chicago and Milwaukee markets list hogs cattle and sheep ranges with specific bid brackets, while produce prices include butter eggs poultry and perishables in varied per unit rates.
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Chicegg
Miich
Chicago Board of Trade
Tuy
Iewssaee
Chicago
Ltvek
Texas
Kentucky Son Disturbs Theater Crowd With Rose Bomb
A Kentucky man drank and slept in a theater rear balcony seat. He startled patrons when a rose bouquet exploded, prompting a wave of ducking as he shouted a political slogan and revealed only a bottle. An unrelated letter praises Foley’s Honey and Tar for grippe and coughs.
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Kentucky
Ife
Foy
Clark
Roy
Wrapkfort
Goebels
E. Presson
Pressonville
Kans
H.J. Moogh
Wm. F. Jungkunz
Tiny Tips and Tongue in Cheek Observations
A collage of quips and short notes on money lending love, blind faith, and blowhard bluffing. It includes a medical testimonial for One Minute Cough Cure, praise for Chamberlain's Pain Balm, political-voter speculation in New York, and rough odds on vice presidential picks. It ends with a note on Boston’s roll and population.
Advertisements and Remedies Mention Kidney Cure and Witch Hazel
The item presents medical claims for Foley's Kidney Cure and DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, with testimonials from H. J. Moogh and others. It also notes Fal Legg de Witte Early Risers and DeWitt's pills for liver and bowel troubles, while warning against counterfeit products and praising Mexican Southern railway steel ties.
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Lewis Ackerman
Groshen, Ind
DeWitt
H. J. Moogh
M. B. Smith
Butternut, Mich
H.jd. Moogk
Bergman and Dorman Firm Dissolved in Freeport Illinois
Public notice reports the dissolution of Bergman & Dorman of Freeport Stephenson County Illinois on February 27 1900 by consent of all members August Bergman Henry Dorman and Predrick Dorman A Bergman retires and Dorman & Co. continues. Other names listed include Mrs John G Oyler and teacher of vocal culture at 186 West St plus unrelated entries.
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Bergman & Dorman
August Bergman
Henry Dorman
Predrick Dorman
Freeport
Stephenson
Ilinois
A. Bergman
Dorman & Co
Frep Dorman
John G. Oyler
West
Winter in the South Gulf Coast Escape Route
Winter in the South advertises the gulf coast along the Louisville and Nashville line from Mobile to New Orleans as a mild climate ideal for hunting and fishing. Through cars from northern cities offer access with first class visitor accommodations at moderate prices. Writers invite readers to request folders or information from a Chicago address for travel details.
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Gulf Coast
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Mobile
New Orleans
Florida
Ridge
Chicago
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Sovereign Crowk
E. V. Debs
Rugene VY
Dexi
Phelps
KR. J. Phelps
Milwaukee Grain
Milwaukee
Northern
Wm. Campbell & Co
Standard Wall Paper Co
Warren Fuller
Geo. Halbert
Brooklyn
N. Y
Janeway & Carpenter
New Jersey
Creswell & Washburn
Philadelphia
Thomas Strahan & Co
Massachusetts
Pittsburgh Wall Paper Co
Bongye & Parks
Car, Exchange & Chicago Sts
New Postoffice
Harriet Evans
Hinsdale, Il
Police Department
E. Edwards
English Baptist Church
Minersville
Chamberlain
Joseph Emmert
Emmert & Burrell
H. J. Moog
W. F. Jungkunt
Boston
The
Freeport Light & Fuel Co
Foley
F. Jungkunt & Co
Gowan
Brazil
Bolivia
Paragutty
Uruguay
Argentina
H. J. Moogk
Mexican Southern Railway
A. L. Newton
Jennie Newton
Beat Magnetic
Weltner School
Nevada
Galena Avenue
Ill
J Casona
China
Weghe A
Vy, Brown
Clark ‘Ave
Ely
ELY Brothers
Warren Street
New Yor
Ingrais
Swarts & Fleck
Cosi
Iigiie
Union
Ita Financial News
Heatrical
Sunday Telegraph
the Finks
Ori
Daily Telegraph Co
the Atlantic Monthly
W. F. Stillman
Stillman
Dr. Nott
Union College
Ruskin
Turner
Kossuth
Afr
Emerson, Holmes, Lowall
Agassiz
Adirondack Club
John Fiske
Fiske
Huxley
Zitkala-Sa
Maud Evelyn
Henry James
Kata Ponce Wiggin
W.D. Howalls
Sarah Orne Jewett
Joal Chandler Harris
Foreign Letters
Atlantic
France
A. Brimley Johnson
W. G. Dechert
Alvan F. Sanborn
Frange
Houasroy Park
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