Susan B Anthony Nearing Death at 86 in Rochester
Susan B Anthony lies sinking rapidly in Rochester on March 12, with delirium and her last words touching the Oregon battle for woman suffrage. A veteran advocate for civil rights and abolition, she voted in 1872 in New York, prompting arrest to test constitutional amendments.
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Eclippe News Association
Rochester
N. Y
Susan B, Anthony
Oregon
Anthony
New York
Union
Missionaries Meet in Indiana State Convention
One of the most important State Missionary Conventions of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Indiana opened in Indianapolis on March 12. The large attendance includes representatives from all parts of the state as conference and district officers, pastors, local churches and young people's societies gather to align church organizational work.
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Scripps Mews Association
Methodist Episcopal Church of Indiana
Wisconsin Humane Society Dog Cat and Pet Stock Show opens
The second annual Dog Cat and Pet Stock Show under the Wisconsin Humane Society opens at Terry's Hall in Milwaukee tonight. The cat show portion runs the first half of the week after last year's success.
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Scripps News Association
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin Humane Society
Terry's Hall
Eighth Regiment Hospital Corps Meet Promises Cracker Events
New York March 12 the annual Sect of the Hospital Corps regimental armory will host a big evening meet with abundant entries and crack athletes. Gold watches prize the first man in each event. Events include 260 yard dash handicap 440 yard handicap bicycle and relay races.
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Aig Hetgtae Ree
New York
Pennsylvania and Haverford Face Intercollegiate Socker Clash
In Philadelphia this afternoon Pennsylvania University meets Haverford University in the Intercollegiate Socker League game. The league already includes Columbia Harvard Haverford Cornell and Pennsylvania with Yale Chicago Minnesota and Michigan likely to join this year.
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Scripps News Association
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania University
Haverford University
Columbia
Harvard
Haverford
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Yale
Chicago
Minnesota
Michigan
Senator Cockrell Predicts Rogers Will Inform on Hadley Stand
Former U S Senator Cockrell of the Interstate Commerce Commission says Rogers of Standard Oil will tell Attorney General Hadley the next time he testifies and believes Rogers fears punishment.
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Beripps News Association
Kansas City
United States
Cockrell
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rogers
Standard Oil Company
Hadley
Missouri
Nevada Storm Ravages Chinatown Injuries Not Reported
A severe storm in Virginia New, March 12, destroyed five buildings causing about $10,000 in damage. Chinatown areas suffered most as many houses were blown from foundations. No injuries were reported.
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Borippa News Association
Virginia New
Chinatown
Russian Priest Arrested After Labor Subsidy Probe
In St Petersburg Father Go pen was arrested on eve of an inquiry into charges that labor organizations were subsidized by the government. The minister of commerce would exonerate him, while his enemies say the arrest was staged to show government persecution. Elections for national assemblymen ran in Moscow with about a third of factory hands boycotting, deeming the vote a farce and laws favoring the rich.
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Scripps News Association
St. Petersburg
Gopen
Moscow
Ant-Papir Trust Faces Supreme Court Challenge
Washington March 12 The paper trust was worsted in the series of cases before the supreme court. Officials of the Wisconsin plants were ordered to obey the lower court and produce documents before the examiner of the anti trust investigating committee.
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Scripps Newa Association
Washington
Mar
Paper
Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Antitrust Investigating Committee
Greek Gambler Gharakaris Sentenced to Death for Dol Vannisat Killing
Athens reports that Gharakaris, the gambler who killed former Premier Dol Vannisat on June 50th, was sentenced to death after urging the jury to impose the extreme penalty. Accomplice Mitsa received eight years in prison.
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Scripps News Association
Athens
Pendleton Storm Leaves Oregon Railways Stalled
A severe sand storm sweeps the region between The Dalles and Umatilla, burying tracks for miles and delaying all trains in Pendleton, Oregon, on March 12.
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Scripps News Association
Pendleton
Mar
Oregon
Dalles
Umatilla
Opium Problem in Manila Calls for Government Monopoly
Washington report notes the Philippine Commission committee urges opium trade to be state controlled with license and eventual prohibition. Taft forwards recommendation to Congress. The plan includes smoker registration and restricting handling to government employees. It also supports treating habituates and school education on opium harms.
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Scripps News Amociation
Washington
Phillipine Commission
Taft
Congress
Worst in Years Storm Strikes Eastern Oregon
Mar 12 in Baker City reports the worst storm in years with fifty hours of snow piling two feet deep. Traffic is paralyzed and stock on the range suffers across Eastern Oregon as the storm continues.
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Serippa News
Baker City
Mar
Oregon
Woman Will Hang After Supreme Court Upheld Ruling
Anna Valentine from New Jersey known as the Italian murderess appeared before the supreme court, which affirmed the lower court decision and ordered her execution.
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Scripps News
Washington
Anna Valentine
New Jersey
Supreme Court
Postmasters Appointed Across Western States
The President has appointed Frank J. Payne postmaster at Sutter Creek California W E Kitterell at Burke Idaho Geo N Lamphere at Palouse Washington Albert S Dickinson at Waitsburg Washington and H H Hull at Wenatchee Washington March 12 Washington dispatch lists these official appointments by the Berippa News Association.
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Berippa News Association
Washington
Frank J. Payne
Sutter Creek
Cal
W. E. Kitterell
Burke
Idaho
Geo. N. Lamphere
Palouse
Albert S. Dickinson
Waitsburg
Wash
H. H. Hull
Wenatchee
Growell Dissatisfied with Sugar Prices
Ogden March 12 Farmers refuse beet planting due to Amalgamated Sugar Company price cuts. Action signals potential sugar shortage as growers report serious impact on supply.
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Scripps News Association
Ogden Mar
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Interstate Commerce Commission Opens Oil Freight Rate Inquiry
Kansas City March 12 The Interstate Commerce Commission met to probe freight rates on oil in the Middle West. Traffic officials and shippers from across the region attended the session seeking data and clarification.
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Scripps News Association
Kansas City
Interstate Commerce Commission
Middle West
Hood River Candidate Seeks U.S. Senate Seat
El Smith of Hood River announces candidacy for United States Senator. Four aspirants compete, with the legislature to ratify the winner. The article stresses that legislative ratification matters more than the individual candidate and warns against disregarding this process.
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Web Smith
Hood River
Congress
United States
Miss Lillian McCall Guests at Sleighing Party
Miss Lillian McCall of La Grande was guest of honor at a sleighing party hosted by Mesars Harris and Lindstrom on Monday evening. The group included Mesdames Garen and Leiby, Misses Larson Mansfield Wade and others, with a ride to Bourne and a return through the smelt or by the hosts. Jon Palmer and wife returned from Baker City after visiting relatives.
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Lillian McCall
Elocut
Jonlet
la Grande
Mesars Harris
Lindstrom
Mesdames R. B. Garen
Clara M. Leiby
Hortense Larson
Madge Mansfield
Marcia Wade
Olive Ene Mesers
Montague
Jones
Chatten
McMillan
Bourne
Harris and Lindstron
Sumpter American
King Edward and Alexandra’s 43rd Wedding Anniversary
London report recalls the 1868 royal wedding of Albert Edward Prince of Wales to Princess Alexandra of Denmark. The celebration was subdued due to the Queen's father’s death, with formal greetings from cabinet, diplomatic corps, parliament, and presidents, including Roosevelt.
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8Eripps News Association
London
Edward
Prince of Wales
Alexandra
Denmark
Christian of
United States
Roonavelt
Marlborough House
Albert Edward, Prince of Wales
King Edward VIII
King Chrisian LX
St. George's Chapel
Windsor
Trials of Cruisers Set for March and April Trials
The 1600 armored cruiser Tennessee built by Gramp& Sons will be officially tried in Rockland Maine toward the month end. The sister ship Washington built at Camden New Jersey will be tried on the same course on April 1.
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Scrippa News Association
Washington
Tennessee
Gramp& Sons
Rockland
Camden
N. J
Portland in Blaze: Thirty Fires Struck City
Portland fire department battled thirty fires in thirty hours ending at noon today causing an estimated $40,000 in damage. Most fires started in parks or neighboring chimneys and most structures burned were dwellings across the city.
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Scripps News Association
Portland
Col Mann Indicted for Perjury in Town Topics Case
Col Mann editor of Town Topics indicted for perjury in New York with R. J. Collier as the complainant. The charge stems from testimony given in the publication's case.
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Scripps News Association
New York
Col. Mann
Town Topics
R. J. Collier
Court Denies Writ in Habeas Corpus Case
Judge Staward heard arguments on a writ of habeas corpus for Vincent, St. John, and Burk, president of Minera Union. No indictments issued against John over the murder. Supreme Court denied the writ for President Moyer and others. confinement options left to prisoners. Defense appeals to US Supreme Court and seeks time to prep bill of exceptions.
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Scripps News
Staward
District Court
Vincent
Alla St. John
Burk
Minera Union
John
Supreme Court
Ing
Moyer
Haywood
George A. Pattibone
Ganyon County
Thy
Supreme Court of the United States
Mitchell Arrives in Indianapolis for Mine Workers Conference
John Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers, arrives in Indianapolis to arrange a convention for miners. He is reticent but notes operators anticipate a strike.
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Scripps News Association
Indianapolis
Ind
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
First Convention of Franco American Foresters in Woonsocket
The first official annual convention of the Franco American Foresters in Woonsocket gathers leaders from Court Lafontaine and other French speaking courts in New England. The event, hosted by the grand lodge of Foresters of America, aims to adopt by-laws and set precedents for a rapidly growing organization with thousands already enrolled.
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Scorippa
Woonsocket
New Order of
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