Domestic News Roundup Highlights Passports and Labor Strikes
A formal demand asks Secretary Hay to secure passports for Rev Thomas. Rev Talmage travels from the City of Mexico to New Orleans en route to Washington Health appears stable. Streetcar strikes calm in Norfolk while tensions ease. Chattanooga missionary conference closes. Boston strike heads for settlement or continued disruption. Patrick case prosecution faces tough crossfire as defense gains impact. Gorman undecided on Democratic committee leadership. Election night arrives amid quiet capitol visit by W J Bevan. Cooper urges St. Louis support for Treaw. Republicans resist. A national bank planned for Tremont. Boers tension concerns and indemnity talks continue. Chinese grain export prices and cotton crop figures in briefing. Bryan in Washington amid political discussions. Burleson seeks confirmation of Rev Thomas passport stance. Cuba reciprocity debate continues. House passes ship subsidy bills and budget measures. Senate advances several noncontroversial acts. President authorized to visit France for commemorative events with La Fayette and Rochambeau family ties.
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South
T. de Witt Talmage
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Teese Uoa
Fragmented World News Snippet
The Spanish ministry resigned and King Edward canceled a trip to Ireland and the Riviera. A Danish West Indies treaty with the United States appears in an open section of Shenmark’s folketllog. A grade of emtian rises amid German Wert Afrida.
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Edward
Iréland
Riviera
United States
Shenmark
Ainer
Ambitious Texas Politics and Local Crime Highlights
Disjointed items note Teane from whtice the tic her haw been ent are being bongnt. Johnson PaFe and Anes predict growth in mw seo. Rehearing denied in Wood Va smallpox case. Dallas reunion urged by T. PF. Stone of Wacotsee for Sons of Confederate Veterans. Dallas rally expected warm, summer clothing rejected by state agent Ely Alree. A negro killer indicted. murder claimants to be tried next Thursday. Bond changes at Fort Worth during convention. Judge Reagan shows improvement. Crockett a Sellence. Mrs. Kate Orlamil fined. Galveston vehicle tax upheld. Two oil drillers knocked out at Desamont but recovering. Hook well No, Dat faratepa suggests weather and industry chatter.
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Johnson
Texas
Smallpox
Wood Va
Missouri
Fryom Hunt
T. PF. Stone
Wacotsee
Tfehler
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Dallas
Ely Alree
Tiompe
Fort Worth
Reagan
Crockett
Kate Orlamil
Galveston
Corporation Court
Cas
Desamont
Hook
International and Great Northern plans Gulf and Interstate road extension
General Manager Trice of the International and Great Northern announces an extension of the Gulf and Interstate road. The project extends from Movsteg right of way out of the city. Passengers lists of bankers’ Mosuna excursion are made public. Colonel J M Kulieht will not resign from the Southern railway. Work on the Lampgaos extension continues.
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International
Great
Southern Railway
Lampgaos
Rail Companies Announce Rates and Tariffs
Houston and Texas Central report progress on funding and upcoming events. Western Union lowers tariff rates from several points effective April 1. Great Northern and Southern Pactte issue rate announcements for forthcoming services.
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Houston
Texas Central
Great Northern
Restits at New Orleans and Baltimore Draws Amid Market Talk
A fragmented report notes Restits at New Orleans with names like Cotton Plant Parnassus McWilliams Barbara Freitebte Velma Clark Wood Trice Kenite and Mythero Mika Straum Nigrette Impromptu The Giver Grand Bachem amid steeplechase debate. Joe Wolcott and Young Peter Jockson Felpee a tied draw at Baltimore. Commercial gloom touches spring declines in goali pilts and stock market move. Cattle receipts were large and cotton values mixed with buying and selling. A new inspector Phe idee wl athens appears, plus a court note about a wise decision.
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Parnassus
McWilliams
Barbara Freitebte
Velma
Clark
Wood Trice
Mythero
Mika Straum
Nigrette
Impromptu
Giver
Grand Bachem
Jackér
Critenet
Joe Wolcott
Peter Jockson Felpee
Baltimore
Elpee
Conferees in Deadlock Over Cuba Reciprocity Plan
Reported struggles among Republican House members to form a committee on the Cuba reciprocity issue. Key figures named include Payne and allies, with talks of a compromise and arrangements to bolster party influence while opposing elements press for alternate strategies.
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House
Global unrest and political clash headline mixed world brief
Fragmented wire service notes report on political tensions in Chile and Angora during ongoing disputes. Mentions President Roosevelts cabinet concerns and evolving international responses amid war and diplomacy.
Rev T DeWitt Talmage Recovery Report From Mexico Tour
The statement notes Rev T DeWitt Talmage resting quietly at the Me Childs hotel after a recent illness. He traveled recently from Mustoo City with his wife daughter and doctors and is expected to recover, doctors optimistic about his condition.
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Mogtvh
T. de Wire Triminye
Me. Childs
Wael
Steiem
Mustoo
Lawreyhs Hitelis
Averlan Bon Etal
Mevico Tit
Talmegs
Preeti
T. di Witt
Moxon City
Ieee
Liver tonic from Black Root extract cures stomach upset
An active principle from Black Root is claimed to act on the liver to aid digestion and relieve a sick stomach. The remedy, priced at 33 cents, is marketed as a cure for a condition described as Ghicake couelivedion.
Boston Strike Settled After Merchants Mediate
The Boston strike ended through broad merchant mediation and a conference led by Poston Mase and other leaders. Officials and workers agreed on wage terms and labor conditions, promising peace and a return to work for affected industries in New York and surrounding areas.
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Nile
Die
Celliel
Rae Dankeli Teileie
Serlement
Moreanedy
Llayvea
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Elton
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Atco
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Bieter
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Tad
Mrantiow
de Cognes
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Angelis
Nike
Gover
Rentien
Eve Geely
Injonae
Uae
Paine's Celery Compound Ad Claims Cure All Ailments
An advertisement touts Paine's Celery Compound as a universal remedy. It describes claims to treat kidney trouble nervous issues and general debility with a single remedy, urging readers to purchase for renewed vitality and health.
Norfolk Strike Sparks Citywide Unrest and Militia Involvement
Reports from Norfolk Virginia describe widespread disorder tied to a strike action. Police and militia were deployed as crowds clashed with authorities, with injuries and property damage noted and officials considering further measures.
Sheriff Nets Arrest In Major Robbery Ring Case
Sheriff Landry said authorities believe they will dismantle the gang as Deputy Scholer Sain Holmes returned with a suspect linked to robberies and alleged crime leader. The suspect faces murder and felony charges as investigators pursue the ring and its operations over weeks.
Methodist Missionaries Conference Report From Meru
The Meru mission conference notes plans for missionary work and fundraising. A stated goal includes a six thousand dollar annual amount, with pledges received to support the effort and local church ensembles contributing to the cause.
Explosive blast kills man and injures another in Texas
A dynamite explosion during blasting for a road project near Tarple, Texas, killed a man and badly burned another. The second victim suffered severe facial injuries as a residence nearby caught fire. responders battled the blaze as the two men were treated.
Abandoned Heir Trip and Royal Visit Dominates Commons Debate
The March report covers John Redmond and George Wyndham in the House of Commons as a royal visit to Ireland triggers discussions on power and policy. Government plans, opposition reactions, and a failed motion mark the tense session with parliamentary divisions noted. The day also notes King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra's upcoming itinerary and a kingly visit to the Riviera as further royal activity.
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John Redmond
House of Commons
George Wyndham
Ireland
The Fall River Strike Enters New Stage
Workers at Fall River mills vote to strike Monday March 18 with 25 000 operatives affected and over 90 million dollars in capital at stake. Five ballots cast two for strike one for stay and two for uncertain outcome. Manufacturers offered 6 percent wage increase on current basis.
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Pall River
Musa
Danish West Indies Treaty Sparks Debates in Folkthing
Reports from the Folkthing discuss a treaty to cede the Danish West Indies to the United States. Delegates argue over national interests, potential universal suffrage, and the impact on islands and residents amid tense protests.
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United States
Danley Weer
Indies
Presidential nominations include Texans in list of appointments
The president today sent nominations to the Senate listing Morgan Trest Foster and Brown Allen for Virginia posts. Texas officials Willow C. Smif Pronk W. Heast Whitesbors appear among portmasters and related posts in the march dispatch.
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March
Prefect Seales
Morgan ‘Trest
Foster District
Virginia
Brown Allen
Western Dstrict
Portmasters
Texas
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Réwld
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Whitesbors
Bankers' Commission Accepts February Taels Installment
The bankers' commission accepted 1820.00 taels of the Chinese indemnity as February installment, announced from Pekin on March 14, pleasing the ministers of the powers.
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Bankers’ Commission
China
Peklo
Russian Battle Reported in Tunguses War Front
A Russian battle report from Tunguses front sent to St. Petersburg on March 13 notes repatch received at the war office. The terse dispatch confirms fighting activity near the Tunguses area with no further details or casualty figures provided.
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St. Petersburg
War Office
Sangusts and leaders at the riverine conflict
In the clash at the river, Sangusts attacked their leader while TWh Riesliese faced forces maneuvering around the river. This report notes the engagement and rising tensions without graphic detail.
On Trial for His Life Wilcox Murder Case
A jury was selected in the case of young Wilcox charged with murder. The trial began after weeks of pretrial delays as the court concluded jury selection with twenty peremptory challenges for the defense and three for the state. The crowded courtroom filled the afternoon as the panel was completed and jurors sworn.
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Young Wilcox
Eligabeth
Spanish Cabinet Resigns as Sagasta Faces Pressure
The Spanish ministry warps under Sagasta as the cabinet resigns following a push for a formal reform in the city council. President and ministers are named among the reshuffle as the chamber heads seek a method to appoint a new representative.
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Malrid Spats
Preuiier
Sener Sagar
Todas
Sagasta
Winral
Prisiiduts
Marea F
Asta
Lowe
Coated
Sener Sagasta
Miniater
Fotelen
Dueling Nobles Stand Off Amid Court Rumors
Fragmentary OCR hints at a dispute among titles including Duke of Vorageay Heralne Edmonies and Senor Villanegem ration with Count Komanonesy and a Queen regent. Tension centers on a meeting line in a distant court, with expectations unclear.
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Vorageay Heralne
Senor Villanegemration
Count Komanonesy
I Neetonge
I Cinaton
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