War charges against German ambassador Von Holleben
Emil Witte, former German embassy employee, accuses Dr. von Holleben of secret German plans in the United States, including naval defences and an active German-American movement. State Department says charges lack proof. Von Holleben willing to refute but no formal response issued. Witte says he informed secret service of papers and seeks investigation.
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New York
Emil Witte
Witte
von Holleben
Germany
United States
Beumen
Austria
Washington
Secret Service
Figan
Dr. von Holleben
Bryan
Roosevelt
Eliot
Harvard
Lodge
Flynn
Vienna
State Department
von Hollehen
von Kolleben
Tactless move spurs Unionist dismay over Ireland visit
London reports crowding debate as King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra forego Ireland trip under ministerial veto. Critics, including Unionists and Nationalists, decry the cabinet for coercionist optics while Morley condemns outburst and home rule gains support. The Times notes disloyalty framing. Redmond cited with Chicago and New York incidents. public tension grows.
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London
Edouard
Queen Alexandra
Ireland
House of Commons
Methuen
Freeman's Journal
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promote Quick, Lasting Relief
Dr Redwell reports a remarkable case of chronic dyspepsia cured by Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after four boxes. The patient experienced relief from acidity, bloating, and pain, gained weight, and regained appetite. The tablets are described as harmless and suitable for children and invalids, containing fruit and vegetable essences.
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Dr. Redwell
Stuart
Chicago Women Protest New York Customs Attitude
About 100 Chicago women gathered at Mrs. Potter Palmer’s home to condemn the New York custom house inspectors for humiliating returning European travelers. They urged abolishing the $100 duty-free limit on personal effects and adopted resolutions to Secretary Shaw demanding courteous officials and better dock waiting rooms. Notables included Mesdames Carter H. Harrison Arthur J. Fe ddy Arthur J. Farwell and Marshall Field Jr among others.
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Chicago
Society women petition Roosevelt on baggage inspection rules
In Philadelphia on March 3, Mrs. A. J. Cassatt and other prominent society women led a group to prepare a petition to President Roosevelt. They seek modifications to customs laws governing inspection of baggage for returning European tourists. The document argues that these issues do not alter any business interests.
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Philadelphia
A. J. Cassatt
John Cadwallader
John Markee
Meredith
McMurtrie
Edward Willing
Roosevelt
Wolcott and Jackson Fight to a Draw in Baltimore
In Baltimore at the Eureka Athletic club Joe Wolcott and Young Peter Jackson battled 10 rounds to a draw before 3000 spectators. The match required Wolcott to KO Jackson to claim the gate. both fighters stayed aggressive, finishing groggy but strong. Jackson showed improvement since their last meeting in November.
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Baltimore
Joe” Wolcott
Peter Jackson
Eureka Athletic Club
Wolcott
Jackson
George Manta
Walcott
Sagasta forms new cabinet plan after resignation
Madrid reports Premier Sagasta notified the Queen Regent that the cabinet resigned upon learning finance minister Urzaiz’s irrevocable resignation. The Queen Regent asked Sagasta to form a new Liberal cabinet, but he declined. She will consult chamber presidents to secure a representative Liberal ministry. The resigning cabinet was formed March 6, 1901.
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Madrid
Seunor Sagasta
Senor Urzaiz
Senor Sagasta
Pollard's sale offers Fitzpatrick shoes at $1.98
Lowell shoppers are urged to visit A. G. Pollard & Co in Merrimack Street window displays and basement shoe department for a sale of 3000 Fitzpatrick men's shoes. The leather, wide, comfortable lasts come in up-to-date styles with regular values from 3.50 to 5.00. Don’t miss this limited offer starting today.
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Lowell
Merrimack Street
A. G. Pollard & CO
Parker Coal Company Busy and Lowell Coke a Hit
Parker Coal Company continues steady sales with Parker Coal and Lowell Coke drawing strong household interest in Lowell. Lowell Coke is praised as pure clean and smokeless with free delivery to all city areas.
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Parker Coal Company
Parker Coal & Wood O
Lowell
A Fatal Mistake Backache Warns of Kidney Ills
Lowell citizen Mrs Susie Melvin credits Dean's Kidney Pills with easing a severe fall induced kidney disorder and back pain. She describes gained strength after treatment from Ellingwood Co store, with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
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Dean
Bright
Lowell
Susie Melvin
Blossom Street
Ellingwood & Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Dean's
Teetotaler Councillors Back Motion for Public Allocation
A discussion led to an appropriation motion carried by a large majority. Critics said the proposal was preposterous and illegal, arguing it forced people to pay for things they did not believe in. Sur prise was noted that teetotaler councillors supported it given the King's recent interest in beer making and the nation's gambling and horse racing problems.
Guden Reinstated as Kings County Sheriff Fronts Court Action
Five deputy sheriffs and clerks who left Norman B. Dike’s office to join Charles Guden’s kings county sheriff staff returned to Guden today. Guden stated he was ready for business. Jere Winburg, for Guden, served a court order to Dike to appear tomorrow and justify why he should not surrender official authority and records.
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New York
Chas. Guden
Kings County
Norman
Dike
Odell
Guden
Jere Winburg
Supreme Court
Gaynor
President nominates federal officials from Montana to Hawaii
Washington March 13 The President sent nominations to the Senate for Edward W Beattie surveyor general Montana Clarence O Scuyler Fargo George B Winship Grand Forks Harvey J Rice Huron Morgan Treat Brown Allen post United States marshal Virginia William I Madeira Hawaii and William S Lowe Maryland as assistant surgeon volunteers with captain rank in the army
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Washington
Senate
Edward W. Beattie
Montana
Registers Land Office
Clarence Oo. Scuyler
Fargo
S. D
George B.winship
Grand Forks
Harvey J. Rice
Huron
United States
Morgan Treat
Virginia
Brown Allen
Hawaii
William I. Madeira
Hilo
William S. Lowe
Maryland
North Middlesex Woman's Board spring meeting at Ayer church
Congregational society members attended the North Middlesex branch spring meeting at the Congrega tional church in Ayer on Tuesday the 11th. West Acton smallpox cases sparked vaccination efforts and Mrs. Jerome Farnsworth is recovering well. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Bozansen on the 8th. Despite stormy weather 27 attended the C E society service. Robins and bluebirds signal spring, James Woodland nears recovery, and roads are improving after likely seasonal mud.
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Congregational Society
North Middlesex
Woman's Board
Congregational
Ayer
West Acton
Jerome Farnsworth
Bozansen
Traitors to King Stir Battersea Meeting Over Coronation
London March 13 Two Battersea councillors opposed coronation celebrations calling the King a figurehead and mocking royal homage. Their remarks were hissed while a Conservative councillor urged that such traitors be shot. The appropriation for public entertainments was approved amid cheers. In Southampton a vote for a 100 pound coronation celebration appropriation was similarly noted.
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London
Battersea
Edward
Southampton
Very Low Rates to the Northwest in 1902
The Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway offers greatly reduced fares March 1 to April 30 1902 to Montana Idaho and North Pacific coast points. Chicago to Butte Helena Anaconda $30 Seney $30.50 Tacoma Seattle Victoria Vancouver $33. Route choices via Omaha or St Paul to Montana Oregon Washington. For details contact coupon ticket agents or W W Hall New England Passenger Agent 359 Washington Street Boston.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Montana
Idaho
North Pacific Coast
Chicago
Butte
Helena
Anaconda
Eee
Tacoma
Seattle
Victoria
Vancouver
Omaha
St. Paul
Oregon
Washington
United States
Canada
W. W. Hall
New England
Washington Street
Boston
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Eigh
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S’t
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Times
Morley
Manchester
Mathuen
Mrr
England
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John Redmond
United Irish League
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Redmond
Chamberlain
Earl Cadogan
Wyndram
Wyrdham
Balfours
Cecil
Wyndham
Anc
League
Dillon
Customs Customs
Spain
Cook, Taylor & CO
Mae
Burbank & Company
Merrimack ST
Nasai
Ely
Ely Eam
SLY Brothers
Warren Street
New Kors
L. W. Hawkes
Middle Street
G. B. Coburn & CO
Market Street
Grand Island
Kenwood
G. G. Read
Wm. Nicho'l & Co
John Cross
Dutton Sr
Optician Geo
G. Rogers
Merrimack
Courier
Music Hall
Poeon Row
Miarch10
Matinove
Uesday
Weber
Nelson and Milledge
California
Mildred Murray
Snyder & Beck Lly
Garrity Sisters
Buck
Jordan & Welch
Chas. Falk
Chas
Lillian
Sadie
Savoy Theatre
All Stars
Chelmsford
Midland
Inland
Emery
Blodgett
Crescent Streets
Eugene G. Russell
Middlesex ST
Caleb L. Smith
Boston Granch Grocery
P.F. Dewine
Lowell Mutual
J. C. Abbott
Jos. Peabody
Conway
Fraigit
Conway Transfer CO
Northern Depot
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