Susan B. Anthony Dies at 86 in Rochester Home
The long life of Susan B. Anthony ends at 1:40 AM in Rochester New York after heart failure aggravated by double pneumonia. She fell ill after returning from the Baltimore suffrage convention and banquets for her 86th birthday, with neuralgia and lingering heart weakness, yet she remained hopeful of recovery until the end.
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N. Y
Susan B. Anthony
Miss Anthony
Ms. Ricker
Anthony
Baltimore
New York
Greatly Beloved at Home Miss Anthony’s Enduring Dream
In Syracuse the city home of Susan B. Anthony since 1845, she died after a life spent on suffrage. She urged Anna Shaw to allocate her bequest to the suffrage fund and asked her sister Mary to ensure the transfer. Anthony expressed deep love for fellow workers and a wish to see freedom for all women, noting her sixty years of struggle and devotion to the cause.
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Miss Anthony
Corinthian Hall
Buffalo
Syracuse
Mary Anthony
Susan B
Anna Shaw
Miss Mary Anthony
Miss Shaw
Revanna Slaw
Steugele
Sara
Logan
Ime
Soo
Lacey Anthony
Mary
Bribery rumors surge in Chicago trial clash
Peoria reports judge Green instructing the March grand jury to probe bribery claims tied to the Grail Curran damage suit against the Chicago sanitary district. State's Attorney Scholes holds witness testimony of a Joliet resident meeting two jurors at the National hotel on closing arguments day.
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Scholes
Joliet
National Hotel
Mmade
Missing lines reflect a political rally sentiment and dedication
The fragment shows a speaker praising supporters and pondering the hereafter. She muses on shared victories in Orexon campaigns and suggests TF might influence more than she did, describing her work as her life and thought.
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Orexon
Miss Anthony Remains Central to Woman Suffrage Movement
Emily K. Anthony long remained active in reform causes traveling nationwide and abroad. Only Julia Ward Howe outlived her among early suffrage advocates from the 1848 Seneca Falls convention. Her influence persisted at the Baltimore convention, where her guidance shaped decisions and cleared many tangles despite frail health.
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Miss Anthony
Julia Ward Howe
Seneca Falls
Hfe
Rochester
Anthony
Baltimore
Yost Marries Eunice Tite in Nashville Home
Miss Eunice Tite and Tielding E. H. Yost were married in Nashville Tennessee at the bride’s parents home. The ceremony drew guests from the Michigan football circle and the couple received a silver service from the Michigan squad as a wedding gift.
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Harry Up" Yost
Nashville
Tenn
Eunice Tite
Tielding EH
Yost
University of Michigan
L. B. Tite
Wisconsin Senator Confirms Gebhardt Willvlen as Consul
The senate in executive session confirms Gebhardt Willvlen of Wisconsin to be consul at St. John New Brunswick. The action marks approval of a diplomatic post for the unnamed territory amid ongoing appointments by the administration.
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Wisconsin
Washington
Marelli
Senate
Gebhardt Willvlen
St. John
N. B
DeWitt's Little Early Risers Foremost Laxative Pills
The best safeguard against head ache constipation and over troubles is DeWitt's Little Barly Risers. Keep a vial of these famous little pills in the house and take a dose at bed time when you feel that the stomach and bowels need cleansing. They don't gripe. Sold by all druggists.
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Miss Dillon
Albany
Marr. Ditton
N. Swan St
N. Y
Rexall
United Drug Company
Rexall Reiedies
Tiscis
Taxpayers urged to pay taxes to collector at bank rear
The notice directs all who wish to pay taxes to contact FF. W. Exacts, Tax Collector, at the office rear of the First National Bank. The message warns that the time is growing short and asks taxpayers to act promptly.
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First National Bank
FF. W. Exacts
Special tax deadline and dancing school event noted
To property owners all these owing special taxes against their property will have until March 30 1906 to pay before the parcels are turned over delinquent. B P E B Drormark Griffin special tax collector. 8 board Joe Fifers dancing school and social at Lexington hall Wednesday March 14th 8 9 46.
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Drormark Griffin
Joe Fifer
Lexington Hall
Money to Loan on Freeport Real Estate
Taylor and Frior advertise funds for NB proved real estate loans in Freeport. Available in amounts of 500 dollars or more at current rates.
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Freeport
Taylor & Frior
Marbles Declared Forbidden by Sullivan Ministers
The Sullivan area ministerial association declares playing marbles for keeps an evil pastime and passes a resolution condemning it. In Mattoon on March 13, ministers plan to devote a Sunday to warn congregations, especially parents, about potential outcomes. Rev Dr Wheat of Sirat Methodist Episcopal church stresses parental responsibility in limiting marble games for children.
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Sullivan
United States
Wheat
Sirat Methodist Episcopal Church
McManaway Sues Railroad For 10000 Over Averted Wreck
William McManaway of Sheryville Illinois files a $10000 suit against the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern railroad claiming payment for services and injuries from falling after he helped avert a wreck near Cowden four months earlier. He was a railroad section hand and began a train that avoided disaster while saving a passenger train.
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Sheryville
William McManaway
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railroad
Cowden
McManaway
Rock Island Raid Nets Dozens Of Disorderly Houses
Sheriff W G Tleider led midnight raids after doubt over a lid on three months ago. A dozen disorderly houses were raided and thirty keepers and inmates were arrested. Half an hour later a second raid rounded up eleven more offenders.
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Rock Island
McCraskin
W. G. Tleider
Learing
City Grants Renewal to Central Union Telephone Franchise
After five years of dispute the city council approves a renewal of the Central Union Telephone company franchise. The company had challenged poles cuts and lawsuits, now agreeing to a maximum schedule fee for twenty five years and to place wires underground.
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Rock
Shud
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SENATOR DEPEW RESTING
New York March 18 The illness of Senator Chauncey M Depew is not serious his nephew Charles C Paulding says He has left Washington for brief rest with friends and will return in a week or ten days The report of serious illness is denied and no sanatorium is contemplated
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New York
Chauncey M. Depew
Senate
Washington
Charles C. Paulding
Hunting for Red Thugs in Cherokee country
Vinita March 13. One hundred armed men pursue the Wickit band of Indiang outlaws in the Cherokee country after a Sunday ambush thirty one miles southeast of Vinita. Deputy Sheriff I T L Gilstrap was killed and posseman Dickerry wounded in the fight. The Night Hawk band of fullbloods rejects allotments and hunts to live, speaking little English. The Wreckoffs killed Deputy Marshal Vier a year and a half ago. the officers have chased the outlaws since.
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Vinita
Wickit
Vier
Deafness Plea is Rejected in Felts Habeas Case
Washington March 13 The Supreme Court affirmed denying a writ of habeas corpus for George W Felts who faced life imprisonment in Winnebago county on murder charges. Felts is deaf and argued lack of a fair trial due to inability to hear testimony.
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Washington
George W. Felts
Winnebago County
Supreme Court of the United States
Vandals Damage Calvary Cemetery Monuments
Vandals disfigured monuments in Calvary cemetery West Chicago IL March 134. Crosses urns and fences were broken and torn down. Hundreds of dollars' worth of property destroyed.
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Chicago
Calvary Cemetery
March blizzard grips the Pacific Northwest
A sweeping March blizzard shrouds the entire Pacific Northwest as political and social headlines flood in. In Iowa a "Gregory bill" to remove incurables sparks jokes in the legislature while John Chase, once mayor of Haverhill, Mass, calls for revolution in reaction to miners' killings in Idaho. Andrew Carnegie funds a spelling reform crusade as Catalonia reports a nascent Carlist movement. At Odessa, Russia, arms seizures surface amid global unrest. Alfonso of Spain slated to wed Princess Eua on June 2. M Sarrien forms a new French cabinet with justice portfolio. White Earth Minnesota sees the Indian agency police captain Joseph Louzon shot dead by Joseph Chounard. John St John, first white settler at head of the lakes, dies in Superior Wisconsin. Nancy, France strikers blow two railroad bridges with dynamite. Senate pensions panel advances raise for Mexican War veterans to $20 monthly. Equinoctial tides flood Antwerp causing multi‑million damages. Roosevelt urged by Senator Warren to keep Taft as secretary of war.
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Iowa
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Haverhill
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Steunenberg
Idaho
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Catalonia
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Iussia
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M. Sarrien
White Earth
Minn
Joseph Louzon
Indian Agency
Joseph Chounard
John St. John
Solon Springs
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Wis
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France
Senate Committee On Pensions
Antwerp
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Will of Ges C Watts Seeks 20000 for Dog and Horse
Chicago March 13. The will of Ges C Watts a contractor and board of trade operator seeks a fortune to provide a home for his fox terrier and to aid in caring for his riding horse named King. The estate is valued at about 100000 dollars.
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Chicago
King
Ges. C. Watts
Board of Trade
Seventeen Heroes Die In Courrières Rescue Effort
Paris reports another disaster aftermath as a party of seventeen men entering the Courrières mine to recover Saturday’s victims perished in the underground collapse. The stricken fund’s shadow deepens with this loss.
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Paris
Courrieres Am Sacuyday
Eyite
Pins and cheesecloth win for Rumford Falls display craftsman
A Rumford Falls man used 6 000 pins to drape 150 yards of cheesecloth in a store window, a Christmas display lauded for its effectiveness. Nearby Paris streets saw thousands of rats after a bridge destruction, with cats and humans both harming them. A Portland deputy found a whisky keg hidden in a pork barrel, linked by a hole to the barrel. In Bengal, British goods boycott grows harsher with assaults on Europeans, and students risk government job bans if they join political agitation. Es sec Junction reports Curtis, FR Curtis, killed a three year sow weighing 510 pounds, whose litters in three years produced 159 dollars in net gains.
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Paris
Portland
Bengal
Calcutta
Essex Junction
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Curtis
Stage Meets Highwaymen Near Grand View
San Jose California March 12 stage coach robbery at 30 p m Mount Hamilton stage held up at Grand View two highwaymen obtained 6 in cash a gold watch and other jewelry as loot
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San Jose
Cal
Grand View
Chinese General Lands in San Francisco in New Uniform
Brigadier General Yao arrived with Chinese commissioners to the United States in a new very dark blue army uniform seen in the United States for the first time. The insignia consisted of three gold buttons on the right sleeve. The style resembled Japanese uniforms in its dark color and design.
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United States
Yao
San Francisco
March events set for Lexington and nearby halls
A slate of social dances and lectures is listed for March and April at Lexington hall Blust's hall G A R hall Magonic temple and Masonic venues. Highlights include Joe Fifers dancing school lectures by Dr Willett and Prof Dawson, with card parties and the St Patrick's Day event hosted by K of O and other organizations.
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Lexington Hall
Willett
First Presbyterian Church
Prof
Dawson
Blust’s Hall
W. R
G. A. R. Hall
I. A
L. A
LL. BE
March 18 Men’s Meeting Led by Cobb at Elgin
A men’s meeting is scheduled for March 18 led by M. G. A. Cobb of Elgin. The event details indicate local civic or religious gathering with Cobb as speaker and organizer from Elgin.
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E. M. Cobb
Elgin
Vaudeville and film lineup at the Grand Opera House
The Grand Opera House announces a March to April program with acts from March 12 to April 28. It features vaudeville performances, The Tie That Binds, When We Were, Grapewin, Lyman Howe Moving Pictures, and other acts including Al H Wilson and Buster Brown across March and April dates.
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al H. Wilson
Buster Brown
Grapewin
Lyman Howe
Moving Pictures
Await Big Game In Monroe Between Freeport Y M C A and Company H
Monroe papers preview a basketball clash next Wednesday evening between Freeport Y M C A and Monroe Company H. Readers are urged to attend as teams prepare for a competitive matchup with local interest high.
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Monroe
Freeport
Company H
Allington's Music Ad EONS Ad For 6c and 15c Hits
One week sheet music advertised at 6 cents and latest popular tunes at 15 cents. Allington's Music EONS promotion highlights affordable music selections.
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Allington
Great Bargains at New York Racket Store Sale
The New York Racket store promotes 20 days of discounts with ladies and children's rubbers at 1be per pair, toys and games at all prices, and wall paper at about half price, plus many other lines offered at greatly reduced prices. Riley & Wheat note the sale.
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New York
Riley & Wheat
Democratic Ball Planned at Masonic Temple
Committeemen organizing a grand Democratic ball have secured the Masonic Temple, engaged the check room and quarters for card games, and called another meeting for Monday evening.
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