Cabinet Sworn In At White House March 7
Washington March 7 The cabinet members were sworn in Wednesday in the White House cabinet room. Chief Justice Fuller administered the oath to the new officers, after which the group discussed appointments including war claims and St Louis exposition commissions. Col William Carey Sanger slated as assistant secretary of war to replace Meiklejohn. Chandler named to head the Spanish claims commission.
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New Hampshire
Bodily Disruptions in House of Commons Prompt Strong Debate
Turmoil in the House of Commons on Tuesday night led to police mobilization at St Stephen's and calls for discipline. John Redmond raised a privilege issue claiming improper suspensions and violence, while Mr Balfour indicated reforms to prevent a recurrence and threatened extended suspensions for the offenders. The episode sparked anticipated clashes over authority and parliamentary procedure amid broader political tensions.
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Botha May Surrender In South Africa Talks
London reports private information that negotiations among Lord Kitchener Sir Alfred Milner and Gen Votha point to a possible surrender. Milner may have gone to Pretoria to aid talks with Pietersburg consulters, while Kitchener doubts Gen Sotha's ability to control De Wet and other leaders. Officials anticipate surrender on the basis of individual commanders rather than the entire Boer forces.
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Progress Report From Manila On Philippine Peace Efforts
Secretary of War Root cites Judge Taft’s telegram noting large surrender numbers and growing native cooperation. Since January, thousands of bolo forces surrendered, oath of allegiance taken, and insurgent activity described as rare. Provisional provincial governments formed, conventions held, and efforts toward civil liberty under American sovereignty praised.
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Duke of Manchester Faces Breach of Promise Suit
Liverpool March 7 aboard the Orvanie from New York the duke of Manchester and his bride were served with a writ for breach of promise at Portia Knight of London initiating proceedings though the duke claims service was not made. Knight, about the same age as the duke, seeks a serious action reflecting a public feud over a lengthy London-Stirmin mansions acquaintance.
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Boiled Alive Threat from Peking Documents
Reports from Victoria and other cities recount that Chinese orders allegedly directed that many foreigners be captured alive and boiled, with notes of massacres near Nanking and Shanghai. Also listed are obituaries and political notices from Los Angeles and Montgomery, plus population data for Alaska and Missouri legislative apportionment moves.
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Lin Yiu
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Drinking From a Skull Rumor Shocks Torridon Parish
A Torridon minister reports rumors of pagan rites near the town. A drowned woman’s grave near Terridon is said to harbor a skull used to drink pool water believed to cure epilepsy, with locals claiming the body lies buried in unconsecrated ground nearby.
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Why Brown Declined Directorship at the Meeting
A stockholder Mr Brown and his wife visit the Smiths after a corporate meeting. Brown questions why he declined a directorship, Smith explains he preferred fault finding over being among those who find faults. The misc text ends with a slogan about self rule.
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Michigan Democrats Name Adsit for Supreme Court Justice
Grand Rapids March 7 The Democratic state convention in Powers Opera House chose Allen C. Adsit Kent to run for the Michigan Supreme Court despite his earlier reluctance. W K R Burt served as permanent chairman. Elmer G. Goldsmith and Edward Shields were nominated for university regents. Resolutions criticized the current legislature and urged home rule for municipalities while backing party leaders.
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Supreme Court
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Petoskey
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