Oxford Wins Cambridge Boat Race In Tight Finish
Oxford secured a late victory over Cambridge aided by clever steering as the light blues led until near Barnes Bridge. The race was raced upstream in poor conditions with a strong south wind and a seven knot breeze, finishing around 10 25 PM.
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Barrymore Shows No Improvement After Hospital Move
Maurice Barrymore, the actor, was moved to Incana pavilion at Bellevue hospital. He had a restless night and woke without speaking to anyone. He muttered to himself and occasionally asked for a pen and paper to write to his daughter Ethel, who is detained from him.
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St Louis Exposition Committee Names Listed
Washington March 10 The St Louis exposition committee will be announced tonight or Monday with Senators Carter Montana Mc Bride Oregon Lindasy Kentucky Thornton Nebraska ex Representatives Lyon New York Allen Mississippi FD Scott Arkansas John F Miller Indian Capt F A Betts Connecticut named for the panel.
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Griggs Takes Leave At Justice Dept FromU S Attorney General
Washington reports Attorney General Griggs departed for his home in Paterson New Jersey after taking leave from the Justice Department. Solicitor General Richards acted in Griggs' absence. Knox is expected to assume the role in coming weeks. Memorial to Queen Victoria movement grows in India with large subscriptions and canal projects amid famine relief. Freight delays hit rail and streetcar service across Omaha, Sioux City, and Denver regions. Grand jury in St. Louis cites widespread election fraud in February. New York Stock Exchange seat fetches 55 000 dollars amid market activity. Dallas endures damaging rain and hail.
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TolstoI Appeals for Doudkor Women to Canada
Tolstoy writes from London on March 30 urging Tsar to allow Doukhobor women to join their husbands in Canada. He condemns religious persecution in Russia, noting thousands of deeply religious men exiled imprisoned or driven from the country as a result.
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Cumbans Indicted Election Clerks For Neglect of Duty
The grand jury at St Louis reports fraud in the const election and indicts numerous election clerks and judges for neglect of duty. Names include Moses Bareach Jos Sheridan J F Ey ang Diedrich Norden Frank Carraher John Tracey and others for alleged misconduct. The probe flags officials acting as chairpersons in the contested election.
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Andre's Diary Discovered in Hoagland Hidden Papers
London papers reveal Major Andre’s diary from 1777 78 found by Lord Grey among family records. Diary covers daily campaign events with Andre on the staff. discovery linked to Grey's ancestor who commanded British troops to America. News also reports severe gales on the coast and a Pennsylvanian street railway labor settlement.
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Dayton women publish charity paper in mevel method
The Daily News issued by the Young Women’s League in Dayton reports on the street sale of the issue. Contributors include Vica Praident Roosevelt, Governor Nash, Cardinal Gibbons and Bishop Potter. Proceeds support the tesque’s building fund.
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Major Richmond hotel fire destroys Jefferson House
Richmond reports its worst blaze since Christmas time as the Jefferson hotel once owned by Lewis Ginter and valued near 1 million dollars burns. Guests are evacuated from surrounding hotels and residences while investigators consider an electrical origin.
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Flags for Porto Rico to be waved by schoolchildren islandwide
Reports from Washington describe U S plans to distribute flags in Puerto Rico for Independence Day observances. Government aims for widespread flag display in towns and schools, with small window flags and large rooftop flags for marching crowds and homes.
Corn Market Surges on May Option to New Highs
Chicago trading saw frantic corn activity with the May option driven up to new highs. Phillips, a noted bull leader, cashed in profits though his selling was lighter than the previous day as prices moved sharply higher.
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Brigadier General Funston Urged for Regular Army Appointment
Gor Sten ley and the executive council sent a telegram to the president urging that Brigadier General Funston receive fitting recognition for his capture of Aguinaldo. The council argues nothing short of a brigadier general's star is appropriate. Aguinaldo relatives granted permission to visit him in Manila. A Spaniard, Lorenzo Prieto, found guilty of aiding insurgents. sentence commuted from death to ten years. Prieto linked to Mendezonsa Company and D Carman, an American contractor.
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Funston Honored as War Office Weighs Aguinaldo Fate
Washington dispatch reports President and Secretary of War praising General Funston and his troops for the Palawan expedition and Aguinaldo's capture. Officials discuss options for Aguinaldo including transfer to Guam or Samoa, with leniency balanced against possible insurgent influence. A Topeka reception plan and push to promote Funston to brigadier general are noted.
Two Children Perish In Week-Long Tenement Fire
A five story tenement at Delaney and Norfolk Creeks burned today in New York. Esther Cohen and two children Benjamin aged five and Sophie aged one died. Thirteen families were housed here. Fire began at 3 40 with Mrs Cohen guiding a boy to a window before being cut off by flames. Firemen recovered Mrs Cohen and two children dead on the fire escape.
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State sues 59 Topeka insurers under anti trust law
County Attorney Nichols Brivgs files in district court against fifty nine Topeka insurers known as union companies for violating the Anti Trust Law of 1887. The petition cites a rate book issued by the Eldridge Inspection Bureau and seeks penalties of 1000 dollars per company plus 1005 days for continuing to do business after judgment. The case is titled The State of Kansas vs the Aetna Insurance Co. as the first under the act.
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Zinc promoter fights attachment in New York suit
Dr John Grant Lyman through attorney John J Vause obtained a supreme court order invalidating attachment actions against his property. The suit, against Charles E Stewart and others, claims no cause of action exists in the prior complaints.
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Auditing committee praises Fraternal Aid Association books
The General Auditing Committee led by T Sweeney reports flawless books for the Fraternal Aid Association's 1990 year, noting record business near a quarter million dollars, with all funds properly disbursed and turned over to the treasurer. The report commends neat cash book care and error-free records.
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Beaumont Gusher Fourth Strike Brings New Blow
Dallas reports the Beaumont oil field yielded a fourth gusher today in the district as efforts continue. The event marks ongoing activity in the Beaumont area with no additional details provided.
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