TARTS PROCLAMATION CONVEYS FOREST LAND SALE
Forest land ownership proclamation outlines sale of 142 acres of farm lands to the state for frontier school use. It mentions demnity terms, the Sioux Nation, and negotiations involving South Dakota and other states. A key note covers timing and survey requirements before final action.
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Ste H
Rita Ston
Alarel & Jrisz
Bukuta
Department of Agriculure
Brinker
South Dalata
Seth Lullock Gas
Bouth
Tar
Dakota
Idaho
Grain Dealers Confer on Hot Corn Rulings
Grain dealers from Duluth to New Orleans and from Kansas City to New York meet with Department of Agriculture officials to discuss recent rulings on sulphuring oats and shipment of hot corn. El M Wayne of Delevan Minnesota presides the delegation from the Grain Dealers National Association selected at the February 23 St Louis mass meeting.
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Washington
Duluth
New Orleans
Kansas City
New York
Department of Agriculture
el M. Wayne
Delevan
Grain Dealers’ National Association
S T Louis
Roosevelt Accepts Jury Duty in Local Court Caseload
Colonel Roosevelt attends the session of the scheme court as a juror after refusing exemption, saying he will serve if desired. He is excused until Wednesday then to return, and will be paid 93 a day plus mileage from Oyster Bay. He criticizes a Washington letter publication as dishonorable.
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Alfaeula
Alured G
Vialer
Gore
Putnam
Roosevelt
Housevelt
Flo
Ones
Gue
Washington
Hia Keen
Pleamaire
Thia
Tech
Ian
GOWBGYS IN CLASH WITH THE MEXICANS
About 75 Americans mostly women and children pass through Laretto Texas en route north. A report from Manche Las Palomas 88 miles from Columbus on the Mexican side says a clash occurred between American cowboys and Mexican rebels. American horses were killed and the party retreated on foot to Columbus. The cause and aggressor are not yet clear.
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Laretto
Tex
México
Taft
Pano
Csl
Twenty-second Infantry
Columbus
Nlm
Manche Las Palomas
Steever
Boy with whiskers grips truancy case in court
In New York Harry Bakozisy, a 14 year old said to have facial whiskers, faces truancy charges as Truant Officer Murphy and Magistrate Corrigan clash over the boy’s age. The magistrate finally accepts the count with the boy claiming he is 14. Farrell denied habeas corpus and ordered to Indianapolis for arraignment on dynamite conspiracy charges.
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New York
Harry Bakozsiy
Murphy
Corrigan
Flo
Harry
Arizona Convicts to Play Ball
Phoenix March 5 Gov George P Hunt schedules a baseball game next Sunday between a Phoenix team and a nine from Florence state penitentiary as part of his plan to treat convicts as ordinary humans.
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Phoenix
Ariz
George P. Hunt
Florence
Mills of Lawrence Must Soon Close
Lawrence Massachusetts reports the textile mills facing imminent shutdown as workers held mass pickets on Essex Street. Despite wage offers, more operatives remain out of work and city officials fear a mill closure unless significant concessions occur within days.
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Mills OF
Lawrence
Mss
Marel
Miniur
Issex Street
English Factories See Rapid Closures Across UK
London reports mass factory shutdowns as a national coal strike disrupts production. Over 1,000,000 miners and more than 700,000 other workers are idle as freight and rail services suffer, with shipyards halting coal deliveries and crews discharged.
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London
United Kingdom
Industrieabile
Atele
Eoel
Courleg
Yorkshire
Fletten
Miners Strike Threatens Industry Amid Police Orders
Rival factions within the miners federation issue a proclamation condemning strike action. Authorities demand a return to work as protest spreads. Officials warn outbursts could escalate beyond control, with workers drawn from several regions and unions.
Attempt to Shoot Leopold Rothschild in London
A man fired three shots at Leopold Rothschild as he approached a bank motor car in St Swithin's Lane London. A detective was wounded but Rothschild escaped unharmed. The assailant was arrested at the scene.
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London
Leopold Rothschild
Rothschild
St. Swithin’s Lane
Paris Lecture Urges Drinking Nothing at Meals
Dr Paul Fabre told the Academy of Science in Paris that the human body needs little liquid, even for obese or dieting individuals. He argued against serving varied drinking glasses at meals and urged abstaining during meals.
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Paris
Academy of Science
Paul.Fabre
Fabre
Nebraska commission law upheld by court
The Nebraska Supreme Court unanimously upheld a law allowing cities to adopt the commission form of government. An oral opinion announced the decree with a written one to follow. The ruling were in mandamus actions from Omaha where the new form had been adopted by popular vote.
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Lincoln
Neb
Supreme Court
Omaha
Standstill in Chinese capital as unrest spreads
Reports from Tien Tsin and Peking describe continued fighting in Manchuria and Chinese losses. Foreign troops, including British French Russian and Japanese forces, reinforce positions while precautions tighten. American and German actions seek to secure foreign properties and stations as anxiety climbs.
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Royal Inon
Peng Tai
Peking
Tach
Saud
Manchuria
St. Petersburg
Germany
Berlin
China
Foreign Office
Bsingtaa
Schreyer
Tien Tsin
Barge and crew adrift after ship sinks off Carolina coast
Captain Bates of the City of Everett reports his Standard Oil tanker was rammed by the British steamer Kensington and sunk off Frying Pan lightship. Barge No. 58 with Captain Stephenson and 18 men drifted at sea after the collision. Itasca sails to search the survivors.
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Wilmington
N. C
B. F. Bates
City of Everett
Carolina
Stephenson
United States
Itasca
Bates
Kensington
Savannah
Liverpool
Frying Pan
Everett
Democratic State Convention Set for Peoria
Chicago March 4 The democratic State central committee selected Peoria as the site for the State convention on April 1. Delegates will be chosen at a rate of one for each 400 votes cast for Bryan electors in the last presidential election.
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Hot Springs
Hot Springs S. C
Water, Light & Power Company
Peoria
Chicago
Democratic State Central
Bryan
Pennsylvania train derailed. no injuries reported
The March 18 westbound Pennsylvanian limited in Bucyrus Ohio was ditched early today. No one was injured. The incident disrupted service but caused no injuries or fatalities.
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Bucyrus
Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
Indiana trial ordered for accused iron workers
Officials from Milwaukee Wisconsin say the trial of accused iron workers will be held in Indiana. Judge A L Sanborn ruled that shipments of nitroglycerin tied to the alleged conspiracy may be charged against all defendants and that the most convenient trial location is Indiana. The decision may affect other defendants in New York and Indianapolis extradition efforts.
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Silwaukeuw
Wis
Aliiwiukee
Sanborn
Ortie McManseal
Seiffert
Macbern
New York
Jury Reopens Question In Kimmel Death Case
Federal Judge Amidon instructed jurors to decide if George A. Kimmel was dead by 1904 for a filed suit while acknowledging the claimant may not be Kimmel. The jury must determine if Kimmel has not been heard from since his disappearance and is likely dead, guiding verdict accordingly.
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St Louis
Meo
Amidon
Simmel
de Vresang
Amiden Hei Uegain
Amiden
Kimmel
Buntess Kimmel
Hen Pays Her Fare For A Trolley Ride In Brockton
A hen was picked up on a trolley fender from West Bridgewater to Brockton. The conductor charged 5 cents, but the bird sat and later laid a double yolk egg valued at 5 cents, indicating she paid both ways. The egg broke open revealing the fare was covered by her double yolk egg.
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Brockton
Mass
West Bridgewater
Stolen bungalow taken from Clark road in Gary
Police are asked to recover a four room bungalow owned by Will L. Hammons that was completed yesterday on Clark road and Borman boulevard. The structure was dismantled into sections and removed overnight by thieves before Hammons could view it for furnishing.
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Gary
Ind
Will L. Hammons
Clark Road
Borman Boulevard
Hammonds
Income tax plan splits House and Senate leaders
Democratic leaders push a broad income tax on net incomes, including salaries over 45 000 a year, as a solution to a 20 million deficit. Republicans and some conservatives doubt constitutionality while supporters say the measure aligns with Supreme Court rulings and would fund government revenues.
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Washington
Alured
Housa
Senate
House Democratic
House
Democrata
Bhartha
Nuae Bud Senate
Migihad
Naw Phar
Seuxtora
United States Supreme Court
Corp Oration
Alignanenia
Fenedera Tinke Na
Binael
Ute
Ten Vte
Gonawse Kern
Inidiang
Martin
Virginia
Poindexter
McCumber
North Dakota
Senate Finance Committee
Home of Pastor Is Burned After Indictment in Fort Worth
In Fort Worth Texas Rev J Frank Morris pastor of the First Baptist Church saw his home burn in the night hours after being indicted on perjury charges He had claimed attempts on his life and alleged an assassination plot He previously gained notice for advocating prohibition and for defending his church against fire and threats as his life was said to be at risk
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Deadwood
Lawrence
Apearidh
Hoshar
Colo
Hla
Ibis
Denver
Spindler
Washington
Snutvell
Lip- Holt
Ee Lauwretee
Atrika Guinkities
eGtaaittlea
heVet Tome
American Citigen
Atheorgis
Massachusereis
Aras
Unites
Stacey
Fort Worth
Tex
J. Frank Morris
First Baptist Church
Norris
Brown Wins Bout
Waterloo Iowa March 4 Carl Brown welterweight champion of the middle west defeated Bull McCleary of Muscatine in five straight falls. The first fall took 14 minutes seconds and the second 7 minutes 17 seconds.
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Brown
Waterloo
Carl Brown
Middle West
Bull
McCleary
Muscatine
Gold shipments and bullion held at Bank of England
London reports a Bank of England transfer with 50 000 pounds bullion brought in and 100 000 pounds withdrawn for shipment to South America. Public details indicate ongoing refilling of reserves and international transfer activity.
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South America
London
Bank of England
South
America
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