Collision sinks Waesland with passengers rescued by Harmonides
A fog bound collision off Holyhead sinks the Waesland after striking the Harmonides amidships. Captain Atfeld and crew praised for orderly evacuation. 53 passengers and crew saved, two fatalities amidships a steerage passenger and a child Elsie Emmett. The Waesland sinks in 35 minutes as passengers relocate to the Harmonides.
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Waesland
Atfeld
Liverpool
Philadelphia
Harmonides
Pentin
Para
Pas Sbeneetsiverpool
Waeg
Svatious
Holyhead
Elsie Emmett
Unite
Hig ‘Frew
Prince Henry in Boston Receives Harvard Honor
Prince Henry of Prussia visited Boston and Cambridge today to receive an honorary doctor of laws from Harvard and to deliver gifts from his brother the Kaiser. He praised President Roosevelt, dined with 200 locals, and planned stops at West Point and Albany on his return.
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Harvard University
Boston
Prince Henry of Prussia
Crane
Collins
Cambridge
Kaiser
Harvard
Prince Henry
Roosevelt
Commonwealth
Albany
United States Military ‘Academy
West Point
New York
Mayan Rebellion Suppressed in Battle near Yucatan
Federal troops clash with Mayas led by Chief Leon in Yucatan March 7. Rebels suffer about 80 killed and 150 wounded as government forces claim victory in the engagement.
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Mcyia
Yu¢atan
Leon
Maine Seamen Barred From Madrid War Claim Payouts
A Spanish commission ruled that seamen and officers harmed in the Maine wreck cannot sue Spain for individual damages. It states national injury by a foreign government covers redress, merging crew injuries into the nation’s liability. The ruling would cap potential payments at about 3.6 million, possibly 5 million if favorable.
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Madrid
Maine
Havana Harbor
Commission
Cattle Growers Adjourn as Officers Elected at Bartlett
At the American Cattle Growers Association meeting in Bartlett California M Cy Luce was named president with Bartlett Richards Ellsworth Neb. as second vice president and M K Parsons Salt Lake City as treasurer The executive committee includes Bartlett Richards Hugo Chivick and F M Stewart Delegates urged President Roosevelt to suspend fence removal on the public range until the leasing bill is acted upon The convention adjourned sine die. St Louis Illinois World's fair site selected for Illinois building by Fr M Dunlap and the Illinois commission The building will be on a direct line with Missouri and Texas and occupy the second position among state buildings London cabling Pretoria reports the war may extend another year or two
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Bartlett Menards
Denver
Mi Cy Luce
California
Barflett
Richards
Ellsworth
Neb
M. K. Parsons
Salt Lake
Gil
pConvex
H.W. ‘Robinson
Bartlett Richards
Hugo Chivick
Nebraska
F. M. Stewart
G. MH. Lemen
South Dakota
Roosevelt
Lineis
St. Louis
Fr. M. Dunlap
Igade S. Taylor
Illinois
Missouri
Texas
Chicago Grain and Provisions Trading and Closing Quotations
Grain speculators were largely indifferent as reports of grain damage circulated. May wheat fell slightly while May corn and oats showed modest declines. pork, lard, and bacon futures closed higher. Cash grain prices fluctuated with No 2 hard and No 3 yellow corn listed, while live stock values mixed with cattle and hog receipts and price ranges noted.
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Chicago
Mason G
Troyvisions
Riley
Chicago Castlee
Kansas City Live Stock Market Report
Kansas City cattle receipts about 4100 with steady demand for choice beef steers at 6.00 to 6.20 per cwt. Native cows and heifers around 4.00 to 4.75, canners and bulls near 3.25 to 4.94. Sheep receipts 1000 with native and western wethers 5.20 to 5.50, western lambs up to 6.50.
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Kansas City
Mareh G
Live Stock Receipts and Prices From South Canada and St Joseph
Cattle receipts across South Canada show strong demand with natives and calves priced around 4.00 to 6.50 per hundredweight and steers near 4.00 to 5.60. Hogs steady with mixed quality at 5.50 to 6.10, sheep and lambs mixed with muttons around 3.00 to 5.95 and lambs near 5.25 to 7.75. stockers and feeders listed. St. Joseph reports cattle receipts strong with natives at 4.00 to 5.50, vents at 8.00 to 5.00, hogs steady with mixed weights 5.50 to 6.10, and sheep and lamb markets reflecting steady to higher prices.
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Chicago
Mare
Helfers
Vanners
Texas
Ono
South Canada
St. Joseph
Mrs Paul Dean Hosts Afternoon Party
Mrs Paul Dean served as hostess at an afternoon party on Wednesday. The item notes social visits, local anecdotes, and community notices including a reward for a lost dog and numerous small ads for remedies and commerce.
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Paul Dean
Paul I Dean
Kodol Cure Publicized As Stomach Relief
A testimonial from J R Holly of Maccab Illinois claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure ended his wife’s long stomach troubles allowing normal meals without pain. The ad urges not dieting and notes the phrase will always digest for you. Also reporting Jerusalem lodge No 258 A F and A M held an Entered Apprentice degree for Will Liggett on March 6 at the Masonic temple.
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J. R. Holly
Joan
Maccab, Il
Gartlett & Doyle
Jerusalem Lodge No
Masonic Temple
Will Liggett
Jerusalem
Telephone expansion links Hamburg to regional networks
Long Distance telephone service expands across Iowa Missouri and neighboring counties with a Hamburg exchange expected to start forty subscribers and farmers nearby. Rates set for business and residence with rapid dispatch promised, while regional managers oversee installation and reliability. A protracted Baptist meeting led by Evangelist Petty opens March 10 inviting all to worship, with Rev Cole also preaching Sunday.
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North Missouri Telephone Co
Stromburg Carlson
Iowa
Missouri
Atchison
Fremont
Hamburg
Travis
Tarkio
Paul
Thurman
The
Baptist Church
Evangelist Petty
Teo
Rev. Petty
God
Rev
Cole
Local Notes and Inquiries From Auburn Neighbors
A collection of short items reports residents moving to Sidney and Missouri Valley, illnesses including appendicitis and sickness lists, weekend travels to Omaha and Seattle, and local business activity like B. W. Sheldon Co. beginning a brick store building. Also mentions a San Francisco medical advertisement and a curious note about a cat tail.
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B. W., Sheldon, & Co
Chas, Wiodrum
Thurman
Eureka
Jack Graham
Missouri Valley
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Hawkeye Stock Food CO
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Madison, Wis
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Montgomery St
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Ir Yeason
Hulshizer & CO
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Bremond
Ake
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Frank Davis
Hardware and Furniture
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Webster Bros
Sidney
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