Caesar Moreno Dead Former statesman of the coasts
Caesar Celso Moreno died in Washington on Tuesday at about 70. The Italian native helped enact coast fisheries protection laws and organized the Transpacific cable company in 1872. He was reputed as a statesman and traveled with young Hawaiians to Europe before settling in Washington.
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Washington
Caesar Celso Moreno
Italy
Transpacific Cable Company
United States
Europe
America
British yacht design lags behind American progress says Glasgow professor
Prof Biles of the University of Glasgow argues that Britain remains behind the United States in yacht construction. He calls for lighter hulls without sacrificing strength and notes secrecy around British challengers may hide only obvious ideas.
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Glasgow
Britain
America
Atlantic
Jong
Clash at Tien-Tsin over railroad land
London reports British and Russian forces clashed at Tien-Tsin over a land claim tied to a railroad siding. The confrontation led to guards securing the site and laying the track after orders from General Barrow. It is noted that about 1,000 foreign troops may stay in Pekin for the summer.
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London
Tien-Tsin
Sinder
Bish
Barrow
Uer
Pekin
Swelled Boy Dies After Weeks of Unusual Growth
In Marinette Wisconsin on March 13 Leo Carron eight year old son of Michael Carron died after years of illness. He periodically swelled to six to seven times his normal size and could go days without nourishment.
British naval estimates seek 150 million dollars for 1901 02
London reports the British naval estimates for 1901 02 totaling 150 million dollars an increase of 10 million largely for new battleships and cruisers. Worcester Massachusetts notes Andrew Greene known as the father of Greater York is gravely ill at his home from bronchitis. He aided in consolidating the cities and towns forming the municipality and was a strong friend of Edmuel J. Tilden.
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London
Worcester
Mass
Andrew "Greene
Greater
York
Here
Greene
Comptroller
Edmuel J. Tilden
City Life Notes of Crime Court and Public Affairs
Alexander Preston 65 a former police officer was ruled insane. Capt Kinney improves though heart action remains poor. Charles Moore jailed 60 days for wielding a razor at Wallace Woods. Marion county democrats plan a Morrison’s hall meeting. George McClure seeks 1000 dollars for a streetcar injury. A newborn girl’s body found in Union Station vault. no clue. Eva D seeks divorce from John F Wilson and restoration of maiden name Ballard. Belt Farrabee sues Nagelesson Bros over a near post office accident. County Commissioner Spafford comments on gravel-road bill. G Smithey fined for removing a signal lantern. Wabash college trustees approve annual trustee election clause. Charles Heeg’s suit against ex-Sheriff Cy Clark goes to circuit court. Ea Moran, escaped and arrested, fined 100 dollars and ten days. Paul Jones wins back a disputed sum. Nelson Hyde seeks removal from state guardianship. Marrick Lock mentioned in a long civic note.
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Eva D
John F. Wilson
Eva Vw. Ballard
Belt’ Farrabee
Squire ’Smock's
Nagelesson Bros
Wabash College
General Assembly
Charles Heeg
Cy Clark
Circuit Court
August Heeg
Ea Moran
Constable Newhouse
Reform School
Paul Jones
Jones
Nelson ‘Hyde
Josiah Lock
Marnock
Marion Yo
Suit tests if jilted suitor may recover presents
In Boston a suit seeks to decide if a jilted lover can reclaim gifts given by his fiancée. A theater actress, about 22, allegedly received a diamond ring and jewelry after a courtship and engagement. The manager acted to avoid arrest by posting sureties.
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Boston
Mass
Detroit
Charles St
Tremont Theater
Francis Wilson
Aging Woman Seeks Divorce Over Desertion in Waterbury
Harriet E. Gladden, 80, filed for divorce from T. J. Gladden of Ottawa Kansas on the plea of desertion. She testifies he left in 1898 saying he was going to the world's fair and later returned with a woman he called his niece. The husband, not contesting, has not lived at her home and a judge reserved decision.
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Waterbury
Conn
Harriet E. Gladden
Superior Court
T. J. Gladden
Ottawa
Kan
Thayer
Married in Court in Philadelphia Courtroom Marriage
A man and a woman in a Philadelphia courtroom married the same day after the judge directed the Clerk to issue a marriage license. The couple, with a four week old baby, faced a 1.10 dollar license fee but received 60 cents from a court officer and were wed before Magistrate Kochersperger.
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Gai Lraith
Kochersperger
Crippled Trustees Poised to Govern Plymouth
In Plymouth Pennsylvania March 13 a village list portrays officials as cripples with missing limbs and impaired sight. The odd roster includes Elijah Coxe burgess minus a hand and John Johns high constable without a leg. Records say the acts occurred before their elections leaving scant method for the amputated audit.
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Plymouth
Elijah Coxe
Burgess
John Johns
David Davis
James Bird
James Cunningham
Thomas Brennan
Akron Prison Keeper John Washer Discovery
The fragment notes a March Tuesday morning event involving Akron and a prison keeper named John Washer. Details are incomplete, with unclear actions or outcomes and no clear date or institution beyond the names shown.
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Akron
John
An Honest Tired Feeling and Its Cure
An ad extols two kinds of tiredness. The “honest tired” from toil is cured by rest. the deeper “tired feeling” signals illness. Hood’s Sarsaparilla purifies blood, restores appetite, clears headaches, and boosts vitality, promising renewed well being.
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Hood
Widow Bequeaths $300,000 to Charity in Odd Burial
Mrs Marietta D Hay of Tarrytown New York died after living in two rooms and nearly starving herself A house search uncovered thousands in the home including stocks kept in a bag hung on a tree limb outside her window Her will declares the estate worth 300000 dollars and names charitable organizations as heirs
Self-Denial Bags to Pay Debt at Bayonne Church
Christ Presbyterian Church in Bayonne New Jersey faces a 286 debt and its Women of the Congregation pledge to retire it before April's annual meeting. Each member uses a self denial bag to save money from needless purchases. Funds will aid building a new church, with baking and other efforts by parishioners.
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New York
Christ Presbyterian Church
Bayonne
N. J
Ladies’ Sid Society
Live Stock Quotations From Union Stock Yards March 13
At Union Stock Yards Minneapolis reports receipts of 500 cattle 3,000 hogs 450 sheep and 200 horses with varied quotations. Cattle include good to print steers 1,150 pounds 450 to 550 with other grades 385 to 440 for fair to good feeding steers and cows listed up to 30.00 40.00 for cows and calves. Hogs range from 5.40 to 5.70 for good to choice and mixed weights. Sheep show good to choice lambs 4.00 to 4.50 and stockers 2.25 to 5.0. Horses 200 head with private sales for English artillery use at 93 150 per head. mules steady.
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Union Stockyards
Mianapolis
Teeeseee
Senee
Interstate
Indianapolis
City Grain Market Report Shows Mixed Wheat and Corn Prices
Wheat steady to dull with No 2 red at 73 cents track and 74 cents with milling freight. No 1 white corn remains firm with several white and mixed grades listed, oats steady, hay weaker, inspections show several cars of wheat and corn rejected or loaded.
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Timothy
Chicago Market Reports Rise in Wheat and Provisions
Chicago markets show wheat up 54 cents with May at about 75 75 cents per bushel. Corn gains 4%4 cents May around 41 41 3/4 cents. Oats higher May 24 25 cents. May pork futures at 14.97 14 15.52 percent. lard 7.62 7.72. ribs 7.22 7.50. Butter and cheese prices mixed across creamery and dairy grades. Live poultry and dressed poultry prices also listed by type and grade.
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Chicago
Young Americas
Bryan Pays Courtesy Call in Washington Visit
William J. Bryan arrived in Washington on March 13 to visit Cotter T. Bride and discuss ex President Harrison. He praised Harrison as a clean conscientious and able statesman whose retirement keeps public esteem high and would be a distinct loss to the country if he died.
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Washington
William J. Bryan
Cotter T. Bride
B.st
Nebraska
Harrison
Bryan
Arabella Belt Promises Flattering Fit for Skirts
A gathering of belts showcases styles approved by good taste with emphasis on one standout model the Arabella. Described as shaping smoothly over the hips providing a snug correct fit and preventing skirt sagging without additional attachments.
Interstate Stockyards Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices
Cattle receipts light at Indianapolis March 13 with quotes for various weights and grades. Hogs receipts 400 with mixed heavy and light price ranges. Sheep receipts light with prices for good to choice lambs and various medium categories.
Nursing in Alaska Postum Helps Miners Avoid Coffee
An Alaska nurse Mrs Lovell reports miners in camps suffer from scurvy and stomach trouble from coffee. She credits Postum Food Coffee with restoring health and clearing complexions, noting many patients stopped coffee and improved. She cites several miner patients who improved after switching.
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L. “Lovell
Alaska
Seur
Bargain Table Marks For 10c to 40-Inch Lawns And Linens
Store ad lists striped lawns at 5c for 10c and India linens at 6c to 8c, plus 40 inch lawns 40c, dress linings, shrinked canvas, calicoes and moldings in various widths and colors. Cabinet photo frames offered at 25c, with 120 yards and 24 pieces for 150 tin cups. sale ends today with items left tomorrow at same prices.
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India
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