East Opposes Aldrich Tariff Three to One
Massachusetts voters and eastern editors express strong opposition to the Aldrich tariff. The Chicago Tribune survey finds New England Republicans largely against the law, with eastern editors more opposed than western peers. Rhode Island splits, Massachusetts editors lean against Cannon, Maine and Vermont editors voice varied criticisms.
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Massachusetts
Chicago Tribune
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Rlbune
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Cannon
New England
Atlantic
West
Stor
Eastern
South
Maine
Eugene Hale
Senate
Second
Hale
New Hampshire
Vermont
Caunen
Green Mountain
Rhode Island
Aldrich
Connecticut
Aldrich Inn
First Lutheran church to decide repair extent in April
The quarterly congregational meeting of the First Lutheran church will be held early in April. The meeting is important because the extent of repairing the church will be determined then.
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First Lutheran Church
Khedive Hosts Roosevelt in Cairo Welcome Spectacle
Theodore Roosevelt and his party arrived in Cairo on a government car amid an elaborate royal style reception. Guards, troops, and crowds greeted the former president, as officials arranged police precautions against nationalist tensions. The day included a palace meeting with the Khedive, university and consulate visits, and a planned pyramid outing for the Roosevelt family.
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Egypt
Theodore Roosevelt
Abdine Palace
Luxor
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Ambassador Straus
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Naples
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Abdino Palace
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America
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Sir Francis Wingate
Morrison to Build New Office Building
The W. H. Morrison property at University park intersection of Pennsylvania and Vermont streets will host an imposing office building. Ground clearing has begun and construction will start soon. University Form Building Company has leased the site. the project will be built by Mr. Morrison. The existing brick house has housed Morrison for 22 years.
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W. H. Morrison
University Park
Pennsylvania and
Vermont Streets
University Form Building Company
Morrison
Club bans Brooks home and Cavalry Army charity
The Commercial club committee on benevolent associations deemed the Brooks home at 2418 North Pennsylvania Street unworthy of support. It also recommended that the Cavalry Army at 443 East Tenth Street be unfit for city charity funding.
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Commercial Club Committee On Benevolent Associations
Brooks
North Pennsylvania Street
Cavalry Army
East Tenth Street
Trustees Pay Off Part of the Debt at Winona Institute
It was reported yesterday that the claims against the Winona Technical Institute have been satisfied. Petitioners who sued for a receiver over debts owed to them by the receiver have been paid by the school trustees. With the claims settled, they will ask the court to discharge the receiver and let trustees resume management. Our patrons receive free city car tickets for the next 30 days from Cut-Rate Carfare Co.
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Winona Technical Institute
Lemeke Building
Plan to Defeat Longworth for Congress
Cincinnati March 24 Charles Herbert Jones former mayor of Norwood appears likely to challenge Congressman Nick Longworth in the Republican primaries this summer. Jones counts as a strong Hamilton County Republican backer with Cincinnati support, while Longworth may pivot to a possible bid for U S Senate if defeated.
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Cincinnati
Nick Longworth
Charles Herbert Jones
Norwood
Jones
Hamilton County
Longworth
United States
Dr. Dick
County urged to pay loan from permanent endowment fund
County Auditor Sahm asked the county commissioners to pay 43589 dollars on a note bearing six percent interest dated September 14 2007. The amount arose from a 143000 dollar loan from the permanent endowment school fund to meet current expenses. The 43380 dollars represents the final repayment.
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Sahm
Son Comes for Body of His Mother
Mrs Elizabeth Langley Mahan born 1801 died at the home of Charles Coffin 922 FE Georgia street after a 28 week illness. The body was sent to Louisville Kentucky for burial. Survived by son John Mahan a railroad engineer living in Cincinnati, aged 72.
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Elizabeth Langley Mahan
Charles Coffin
Georgia Street
Louisville
Mahan
Shelby County
Kentucky
John Mahan
Cincinnati
Religious rioting kills seven in Peshawar clash
Calcutta March 24. Religious rioting broke out at Peshawar with Hindus and Mohammedans clashing. Seven were killed and 40 injured in the first clash yesterday, many shops looted. Troops restored order with difficulty. the town is heavily guarded today.
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Calcutta
Peshawar
Trial of Two Men Over Chicken Theft Near Southport
Glen Deebring and Frank Benwick faced criminal court yesterday on charges of stealing chickens in and around Southport. About half the town attended the trial as prosecutors alleged the pair sold the poultry to a dealer on Moridian Street.
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Glen Deebring
Frank Benwick
Southport
Undertakers Fight Over Tutewiler Casket Price in Probate Court
In probate court Judge Ross hears the Tutewiler and Son bill dispute over the Rhodius casket. Heiner and Hockensmith testified the Tutewiler price of 900 dollars was excessive compared with their 400 dollar cost. Coroner Blackwell, also an undertaker, supported value estimates of 800 to 1000 dollars.
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George Rhodius
Ross
Blackwell
Tutewiler
Charles Buchanan
Flanner and Buchanan
Buchanan
Indiana State Organization of Undertakers
Indianapolis
Weilacher Funeral Held Private Saturday
John Weilacher aged 64 of Indianapolis died after a year long illness at 717 N West St. The private service is set for 2 pm Saturday with friends invited to the residence Friday. Survived by widow and four children. born in Germany. member of German clubs.
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John Weilacher
Indianapolis
N. West Street
Weilacher
Germany
Cough Syrup Claim Promises Quick Cure for Coughs
An ad presenting a supposed universal cough remedy claims to cure any curable cough in hours. It describes ingredients as wild cherry bark, cardiol essence, and white pine syrup, with dosing for adults and children and asserts an hours long treatment will heal the throat and lungs from consumption.
Railroads and Firemen Sign a Peace Pact
Chicago March 24 Officials of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen and 49 railroads signed a double agreement to arbitrate wage disputes under the Erdman act and settle rules on seniority and representation. Commissioner Neill helped craft the peace, with 27,000 firemen and 5,000 engineers spared from a looming strike. Ratification will occur in districts within 60 days after hearings by three federal commissioners.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Neill
W. S. Carter
W. C. Nixon
Railway Managers’ Committee
Neil
Auditorium Hotel
Nell
Erdman
Arcmen
Saloon Cases Postponed After Fairbanks Reception
The two saloon cases before Mayor Shank were postponed from this morning to Saturday morning due to the Fairbanks reception in which Mayor Shank took a prominent part. Saloon keepers involved are Clarence Patton of 1126 E Tenth Street and Benjamin Lansing of 840 Washington Avenue.
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Shank
Fairbanks
Clarence Patton
Tenth Street
Benjamin Lansing
Washington Avenue
Sparks Start a Fire at Meridian Street Building
Sparks set fire to a two story frame building at 365 S Meridian Street this morning. The blaze caused small logs and involved property owned by the Brye Baking Company and occupied by the Indianapolis Welting Company.
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S. Meridian Street
Brrye@ Baking company
Indianapolis Welting Company
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Free Trial Package
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as instant relief for piles and rectal disease. It offers a free trial package from Pyramid Drug Co. in Marshall Michigan, urging readers to try before buying a 50 cent box. It claims the remedy reduces congestion and swelling, heals sores, and can avoid surgery.
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Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid
Hats of Our Own Making in Paris Spirit
Describes hats made in native style with Paris influence. Features numerous shapes for every face and occasion including tailored, semi dress, turbans, and wide-sweep hats. Promises a utopia of flowered hats and notes second floor display.
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Paris
Untrimmed hats and wide selection of millinery trims
A local shop advertises untrimmed hats and a vast millinery line. Serpentine crepe in printed designs and plain Colas fabrics are offered. Touraine ginghams, standard percales, Zephyr seersucker ginghams, and many plaids in widths 27 and 36 inches are shown. Main floor, aisle one.
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Zephyr and
Easter candy and novelties sale items described
Easter candy assortment includes marshmallow rabbits chickens and eggs tea in a box and assorted jelly and cream eggs. Caramel covered montes chocolate chips nuts and other novelties priced from five to forty cents per item with bulk boxes and basement sale mention.
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