Nations pledge armed protection for foreigners in Tangier
France and Spain agreed to deploy warships at Tangier and land up to 3000 troops if needed to safeguard lives and property of foreigners. French battleships Buffron St Louis Charlemagne under Admiral Touchard will replace older ships. mission is safeguarding and reestablishing pasha authority, not occupation.
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Patla
France
Spain
Morovco
Alfo Wuard
Tangler
Morocco
Algeciras
Tangier
St. Louis
Charlemagne
Touchard
Crothera
Rebating Criticized by Kansas City Railroad Chief
Arthur E. Sillwell, president of the Kansas City, Mexico & Orient railroad, condemned rebating at a railroad club meeting. He called Rebating the gravest crime in the industry, saying it strikes at the people and their rights, and urged penalties of twenty to fifty years in prison for offenders.
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Kansas City
Arthur E. Sillwell
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railroad
Hebsating
Ave
Austro Hungarian Budget Deliberations Open in Budapest
In Budapest on Saturday Franz Joseph welcomed Austro Hungarian delegates in the throne room. The emperor outlined policy emphasizing close allied relations with Russia on the Balkans and good ties with all powers. The 1907 joint budget shows a net credit demand of 75,005,455 dollars, up 4,101,982 from 1904 due chiefly to army costs.
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Budapest
Frances Joseph
Royal
Jeffries Offer Fifty Thousand to Fight in Nevada
Bull Lake City offers fifty thousand dollars to Jim Jeffries for a comeback heavyweight bout in Nevada. Tex Rickard, the promoter of the recent Joe Jean and Batling Nelson match, would arrange the purse and coerce a rival to step forward. Meanwhile Edward Clifford faces a manhunt after fatally shooting his father during a money dispute near Pearls along the Tiliate River.
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Bull Lake City
Jim Jeffric
Nevada
Tex Rickard
Joe Gane
Batting Nelson
Jim Jeffrien
Poorla
Wil
Asheriffe
Tiliate
Edward Clifford
Inane Clifford
Young Clifford
Clifford
Football season 2000 casualties in Chicago report
The Tribune reports eleven killed and one hundred four severely injured in 2000 football season, comparing to 1908 losses of one killed and 159 seriously hurt. The analysis suggests the game remains risky and dangerous to life and limb.
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Chicago
the Tribune
No Favors May Be Shown Russian Jews
St. Petersburg reports rising threats from reactionaries as Jewish rights expansion looms. The League of the Russian People with 30,000,000 members renewed a denunciation of responsibility for potential outrages and circulated 200 protest dispatches to the emperor.
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Stolypin
Five Hundred on Board as Torpedo School Ship Destroyed
Toulon reports the torpedo schoolship Algeciras destroyed by fire in the harbor at night. About 500 men were aboard. authorities later said all but three were saved, the missing likely dead. The ship, 6047 tons, built in 1856, had served as harbor defense and torpedo training ship.
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Toulon
France
Algesiras
Algeciras
Norway Safe From Attack Amid Neutral Accord
St Petersburg reports an international compact to guarantee Norway's inviolability against any territorial aggression, granting a status akin to Switzerland. The pact aims to allow peaceful development with minimal army burden, preserving deepwater Atlantic harbors and fortification terms with Sweden in the border region.
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St. Petersburg
Norway
Switzerland
Atlantic
Sweden
Tha Trontier
Norsa
Dispatch on Servian dynastydespot move reported by Prague Gazette
A Prague Gazette dispatch from Semiin opposite Belgrade reports a strong movement among Serbian politicians and officers to depose the reigning dynasty headed by King Peter. The note also mentions support for a prince from a European court.
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Vienna
Evening Gazette
Prague
Semiin
Belgrade
Peter
Salem couple found dead in Bellevue rooming house
In Toledo Ohio James E Scott Mitchell and his wife were found dead in a Bellevue rooming house. A strong formaldehyde odor followed their deaths. The coroner ruled double death by self harm, but later findings suggested Mitchell drugged his wife and then killed himself.
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Toledo, O
James E. Scott Mitchell
Salem
Mass
Bellevue
Here
Vermilya
Mitchell
Cuban Rebels Move Toward Hills Under pursuit
Secretary Taft received a Havana cable from Governor Magoon reporting that Rive, a moderate former chief of police at Clenfuegen, has left town with a band of ten to fifteen men pursued by rural guards. Gusman and other leaders offered to help capture them. the offer was declined. No special importance attached to the incident.
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Washington
Taft
Magoon
Havana
Rive
Clenfuegen
Guarda
Gusman
Coal shortage in Nebraska disrupts grain shipments
Omaha reports Burlington lines prepared to halt grain traffic until coal famine eased. Car congestion leaves several Nebraska towns without coal in storage, prompting urgent demand for remedy. Burlington officials say they cannot meet freight car demand for both grain and coal, and grain can wait.
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Omha
Burlington
Nebraska
Probate and Guardianship Notice for Estate of Myre A Thomas
Creditors must present claims with vouchers by March 6 at the residence of Elias Jones at Main and West Streets or at the office of A J Evans in the Bank Building Utah banking on company Lehi City Utah County. Administratrix Myral Jones and A J Evans legal counsel announce details.
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Myre A. Thomas
Elias Jones
Main
West Streets
A. J. Evans
Utah
Pany
Myral Jones
A. J Evan
Netate
Notice of Land Selection in Utah Tracts
Public notice by Frank D Hobbs Register regarding State of Utah land selections under an act of Congress dated July 16 1844. Details tracts and sections within six miles of a milling site, postings for inspection, and a sixty day window to file protests or contests for mineral or agricultural value, with failure to protest noted as acceptance of non mineral character. First publication October 11 1906.
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United States Land One
East Lake City
Utah
Ut Hiay
Tate
Bey
General Land Office
Washington
Frank D Hobbs
Notice of land withdrawal and contest period at Salt Lake City
The United States Land Office in Salt Lake City Utah lists land tracts under section provisions and announces that copies of the land descriptions are available for inspection. Interested persons have sixty days from January 1 to file objections or contests noting that certain tracts are non mineral or suitable for agriculture, with potential reselection to the General Land Office in Washington DC. Frank W Horner, Register.
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Mioe Ie
Wien
VU Sea
Tricia
Washington, DC
Ballure
HORBS
Tegister
Golden Medlegy Discovery Promises Cures
A garbled 19th century advertisement touts the Golden Medlegy Discovery as a universal remedy. The text claims it cures liver torpor throat ailments and more with herbal seeds and topical applications, urging readers to obtain by mail order through a medical book sale.
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Big Sam
Ponte
Piot
United States
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Bei
Castle Gate
Wilson & Taylor
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Ubem
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Dennis
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Heneles
Trace Manns Demian
Copynichts &O
Antona
Missouri River
St. Paul
Minneapolis
C. A. Walker
Chicago & North-Western Ry
South St
Atlas Hide
Salt Lake Gliy
Uteh
Loch CiAcante
Salt Lake Hot Springs
Sanitarium
Bath
Porcelain
Ubs
Vierrons Waicome
Lehi
T. R. Cutler
John Y. Smith
MVERE
Denver Gro Grande
Salt Lake
Ogden
Uah County
Tintic
Sanpete
Denver
Omaha
St. Lewis
I. A. Benton
SIS OS
The
Elk
O. A. Slade
Main Street
Union Pacific
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Union Station
Williams
West Second South Street
Isalt Lake City
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