Nationalists See Germ of Self Government in Irish Bill
The article reports Irish Nationalists largely welcome the land bill as a step toward self-government, while Ulster landlords oppose selling estates. Asquith hopes concord between Ireland and England could advance land settlement and Irish governance, with Londonderry praising the bill’s broad provisions and Windham noting arrears sweeping.
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London
Willam O'Brien
Ireland
Mr. Asquith
St Albans
England
Lord Londonderry
Skipton
Yorkshire
Windham
Bishop Spaulding Sees End of Strikes in U S
Bishop Spaulding, just back from the strike commission, predicts no more strikes in the United States and that arbitration will resolve labor disputes. He says the commission’s precedent will foster this shift toward peaceful settlement.
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Bishop Spaulding
Peoria
Wisconsin assembly kills anti miscegenation bill in 51 to 38 vote
Madison March 27 The assembly defeats a bill prohibiting marriage between whites and negroes or mulattoes by 51 to 38. The senate approves the assembly primary election bill with an amendment requiring that provisions on state officers congressmen and legislators be submitted to voters in 1904 and ratified before taking effect.
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Madison, Wis
Assembly
Senate
Refusal by Cleveland Masters Halts Coal Vessels
Local captains and mates of the Avert jean Association of Masters and Pilots refuse to take charge of their steamers. Several coal carriers are under charter and owners request shifting boats, but the masters demand a settlement between their association and the lake carriers before any work can proceed.
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Cleveland
Avertjean Association of Masters and Pilots
Railroads Seek Injunction Against Michigan Tax Law
Alexander Smith of Smith and Brekwith travels to Grand Rapids on behalf of nearly all Michigan railways to file for an injunction restraining the auditor general from enforcing the new railroad tax regulation that takes effect next week.
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Toledo
Alexander Smith
Smith & Brekwith
Grand Rapids
Mich
Michigan
Smith
Revolt in Nicaragua Crushed as Juigalpa Recaptured
Managua reports government forces recaptured Juigalpa in Chontales and gained control of Lake Nicaragua and the San Juan River region. Officials say the rebellion is being suppressed and order will be restored within days.
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Nicaragua
Managua
Juicelpa
Department of Chontales
Juigalpa
Lake Nicaragua
River San Juan
Election Board Faces Decision on Ballot Recount
Chicago March 27. Election commissioners seek counsel guidance after injunction in Lori mer Durborow congressional contest. County Judge Carter to review attorney opinions before ruling on ballot production for recount.
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Chicago
Junge Hanecy
Lorimer-Durborow
Carter
Body of General MacDonald to Rest in Paris
Paris reports say Major General Sir Hector MacDonald will be buried in Paris per his wish and that of his relatives. London notes the funeral will be private, per army custom, with no military honors, and no pressure to change location.
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MacDonald
Paris
Hector MacDonald
Hotel Regina
London
War Department
England
Treasury to refund bonds announces large-scale refunding plan
Secretary Shaw issues a circular to start April 1963 allowing refunding of 3 percent bonds of 1908 1918 and 4 percent funded loan of 1907 up to 100 million with exchange at 2 percent premium. Old and new bonds accrue interest to exchange date with investors earning about 2 1 4 percent income versus market gains.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery advertised for stomach cure
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for stomach disease and indigestion. It cites a narrative of long illness from Kansas claiming fever, chronic ailment, and piles were cured after using the product and its companion pellets for digestion and bile issues.
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Adam
Pierce
Mr. MM
Wardwell
Lanwood, Teaven
Dr. Pierce
Rooke
Railroad brotherhoods oppose deputy sheriff bill in Illinois
Chicago March 27 railroad brotherhoods oppose a bill that would make every passenger tram employee a deputy sheriff if enacted. Traimen's organizations plan to send a committee to Springfield to oppose the measure.
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Chicago
Illiinois
Faw
Traimen’s
Springfield
Textile unions call strike threat in Lowell mills
The textile council representing seven unions orders a seven mill strike if a 19 percent wage increase is not granted by Monday. About 20,000 workers would be affected in Lowell Massachusetts.
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Lowell Mills
Lowell
Mass
Textile Council
Illinois Teachers Gather for 19th Central Illinois Meet
In Bloomington TI on March 27 hundreds of delegates arrived to attend the 19th annual convention of the Central Illinois Teachers association. Forty counties will be represented and the meeting will last two days.
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Bloomington
Central Illinois Teachers’ Association
Top of Mountain Slides onto Baltimore and Ohio Tracks
Keyser West Virginia March 27 a landslide tumbled onto the Baltimore and Ohio tracks near Dewson blocking both main lines. the slide covers about 200 feet and rocks as big as boxcars were part of the debris creating a major obstruction for rail traffic.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Keyser
West Virginia
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio
Dewson
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