Evans President Perplexed Over Suitcase for Latin American Post
A fragment from a March 26 report shows Commissioner of Pensions opposing Evans assignment to a Latin American country. The piece mentions personal family notes, grand army influence, and debates over pension funds and penalties, with references to Japan and Italy as potential postings and political pressure shaping the decision.
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Tas Thinoerot
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Evens
Ryans
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Grand Army of the Republic
Diplomatic Hiccup As Mr Dickinson Loses Post
In the Stone case influence shifts leave Mr Dickinson without his diplomatic post in Sofia. The Bulgarian government remains without a full representative, while Constantinople gains a consular general and the question of a replacement for Dickinson lingers unresolved.
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Dilekinsc
Bulgaria
Stone Cay
Dickinson
Constantinople
Belne
Garfield accepts Civil Service Commissioner post
James A. Garfield, noted Ohio politician and former senator, has accepted the Civil Service Commissioner position offered by President Roosevelt and will report to work in April. Garfield, a Cleveland area figure and author of the Garfield election law, practices law with his brother in Cleveland suburb Mentor.
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Washington
James BA
Garfeld
Garfield
Hoosavest
William A. Kedenburg
B. A. Garfield
Ohio
Ole
Bate O
Mentor
Cleveland
Nelson Confesses Bigamy in Missed Marriage Twist
Nelson of Bt. Joseph confesses to bigamy, admitting he married a woman not his wife and now faces consequences. He laments that had he found the right partner earlier he would not be a bigamist and fears further trouble ahead.
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Begun
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Christian C. Nelson
Thir Fern Wouret
Fightins
Anil
Neen
Dylag
Fite
Local Garden Damage Noted After Early Spring Weather
Terese Pepicou reported March 30 that heavy foot weather damaged gardens with eight plots affected and several crates wet. The cratered crust and wet soil contributed to losses, while some beds remained uninjured.
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Pepicou
Terese
Flood reports span three states with extensive damage
The flood devastation hits Tennessee hardest with farms, railroads, and bridges ruined. Mississippi reports receding waters as the worst passes, while trains resume slowly. Across counties from Pulaski to Giles, homes washed away, crops destroyed, and communications cut, officials anticipate long repair and recovery.
New York Prison Wedding Plans Stir Controversy
Albert T. Patelek the tavern keeper in a murder case faces possible marriage to Addie M. Pranglis before Sing Sing imprisonment. Mrs Francis confirms engagement to Patrick. authorities and prison rules complicate a Tombs wedding, with visits allowed and conflicting statements from officials and family.
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W. M. Ice
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Sing Sing
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Texan
Arkansas Result In Senate Race With Jones Leading
Arkansas reports reflect partial returns with James K. Jones ahead of challenger James Clarke for the U S Senate. Hempstead and Clarkes headquarters claim Clarke leads locally, while Jones retains momentum in several counties as telegraph lines constrain full results across the state.
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United States
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Vernon
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Miocom
Efternoon
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Ogaliet
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Schalkburger Communicates Difficulty With Steyn
Pretoria reports Acting President Bellhtuegel has not clarified any intent with former Orange Free State president Mr. Shep. Dowet and Steyn have cut ties after a railway dispute. They were escorted by Von Niokirk and Va Demerwe and traced to Paria, about miles northwest of Heilbron in the Orange Free State colony, by Colonel Genre.
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Shep
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Paria
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Genre
Engagement of Two Prominent Young People Reported
New York reports the engagement of DB Olen Pyglee son of the late Richard J. Pyglee once governor of Himnla. He arrived on the American Hite Kt and named Mimi Ida Hogers daughter of Phim Regere of the city as his fiancée. The couple were apt when the voyage was two days out from Southampton and the engagement occurred on the fourth day.
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Thichard J. Pyglee
Lie
Himnla
Tedae
MiMi Ida Hogers
Danester
Phim Regere
Tly City
Slonmer
Southampton
Eragemont
Storm and flood ruin a Tennessee town and railways
March storms strike Tennessee and nearby states causing widespread damage. Reports from Martinian and Hartiton areas cite tens of thousands in farm and street damage, bridge and trestle failures, and power outages. Rail service slows as crews repair lines and rebuild bridges while floodwaters slowly recede in Memphis and surrounding counties.
Rail disruptions after city bridge washout cause heavy traffic delays
The section near the fre rail routes reports the bridge at Narkedta Creek washed away sweeping lanes. Large forces work to repair the washed roadway and traffic may rewind north tomorrow. Railroads face difficulties sourcing work as damage south along the Nebileastern Mobicana Onto Antana Vicksburg worsens the disruption.
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Alabama Great Southern
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Weather Forecast Light on Washington Notice
Special forecast note indicates scattered warnings across the region. Forecasters alert Northwestern Georgia and nearby areas to watch for unsettled conditions and potential weather hazards this week.
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Washington
Georgia
Weather notes from Washington forecast with windy trends
Weather information from Washington reports unsettled conditions for Monday and Tuesday with fresh north to northeast winds. Forecast mentions variable gusts and potential fading visibility as fronts pass, with advisory tone typical of brief regional weather summaries.
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Washington
Taras
Tennessee River Bridge Washes Away Caney Fork River
Streams sworn thaw in March affect streams near Cookeville with spring beanies evaporating and rivers roaring. The Tennesse Cedar rail line bridge over the Caney Fork river washed away amid flood dangers and floodwaters rising.
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Cookville
Windstorm Ravages Pittsburg County Towns
A severe March windstorm hit Pittsboro and nearby areas, causing extensive property damage and many injuries. Three churches lost their roofs or spires, with several worshipers hurt, some seriously. telegraph lines were down and a railway bridge was damaged, trapping workers and prompting rescue efforts.
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Jes
Burt
Bo. Phillips
Charwine McNolty
Fletcher Myron
Frnerarest
Thunderstorm Fatalities Near Here In Ohia Section
During a fierce thunderstorm in the Ohia section today two well known men named Peter Low and Alone Whildea were instantly killed at the scene near Whiddea.
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Costly Fire Hits Newspaper Plant in Guthrie
A fire in Guthrie caused extensive damage to a newspaper plant today with losses estimated at $350,000 including the entire plant. Fire officials reported the blaze was contained after hours of effort.
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Roines
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