Strong Ex Governor Altreld Remembered as Duty Driven Leader
The death of Ex-Governor Altreld elicits praise for a bold democratic advocate. Neighbors and acquaintances describe him as broad minded and statecraft driven, attacked by rivals yet undeterred. He devoted life to humanity and aimed to awaken citizens to aid suffering women and children in British South Africa reconcentration.
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Altreld
Altgell
Keema
Payne
South Africa
Schwab and the Steel Trust Rivalry and Rumors
The article questions CG M Schwabs close ties with Morgan and suggests strain from gambling revelations during Monte Carlo visit. It argues labor and capital may favor Schwabs retirement to preserve stability, noting his rise with Carnegie and role in Homestead confrontations while warning of distrust from leaders and investors.
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CG. M. Schwab
The
Steel Trust
Morgan
Monte Carlo
Big Steel Corporation
Schwab
Enrrace
Carnegie
Cuban Tariff Question Provokes Beet Sugar Debate
Congress debates reducing sugar tariffs with Cuban import relief. Beet sugar promoters warn major loss for the industry, while opponents ask who bears the burden if prices drop. The discussion questions the necessity of a tariff that taxes the public to buoy beet sugar interests and hints at broader economic impacts.
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Congress
Beat Agar
Oxnard
Bea
Fragmented 1901 Opinion on Tariffs and War Claims
A jagged passage argues against protective tariffs as delusions and criticizes President Roosevelt and Secretary Root for their stance on naval matters. It notes Miles and Dewey as respected military figures, mentions a Canadian MP threatening U.S. action, and alludes to royal coronation celebrations and race issues with harsh, confrontational language.
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Treris
Tau
Rueeervelt
Root
Rural free delivery bill altered to extend pay scale
In Congress the rural free delivery reform bill was posted in a form changing its purpose. Provisions to place carriers under contract were removed while the maximum carrier salary was raised to 600 dollars. A new amendment to dismiss carriers for political influence was defeated. The act as passed fixes pay scales for special agents and clerks, with carrier pay capped at 600 dollars. Senate debates ship subsidy and criticism of navigation laws continue.
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Washington
Williams
Dem. HL
Vert
Ato
Senate
Accus
Tillman
Five Children Die In Shinbopple Fire Tragedy
A telegram reports Thomas Scanlen’s five children perished in a blaze at Shinbopple Delaware County. Mary fifteen, Thomas eleven, Nellie eight, Denis four, and Michael two. The family had lived there five months and were believed killed during the night fire at the Finch-Roks Chemical works settlement near Hancock. The home supposedly burned while Scanlon was away, all occupants except one may have died. Ladies to be buried in a single coffin today. Details of the accident are not yet secured.
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Bingiawton
N. Yi
Munday
Thomas Scanlen
Shinbopple
Delaware County
Mary
Thomas
Nellie
Denis
Michael
Shinhopple
Hancock
Finch-Roks Chenical Company
Scanlon
Bight
Bers
Seunlou
Alect to Luciavillle meeting before party convention
A meeting of the vowel committee of the people's party is set for March at the Willard hotel in Louisville to consider matters that will come before the allied party's national convention in April in the city.
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Louisville
Marehithe
People's Party
Willard Hotel
Moody Named Secretary Of The Navy In Roosevelt Cabinet Change
Washington March 11 The third Roosevelt cabinet change saw Secretary Long resign and Representative William Henry Moody of Massachusetts chosen as his successor in the Navy Department. Moody’s selection followed a contest among several contenders led by Foss of Illinois with Lodge backing Moody. Moody accepted the post and received hearty congratulations on the House floor amid cross-party ovations.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Long
William Henry Moody
Massachuaetta
Navy Department
McKlnley
Lfe
Massachusetts
Congress
Foss
Mlinois
Naval Committee of the House
Moody
Lodge
Poertfolin
Capitol
Firm in hour of defeat across London and Washington
London reports steadfastness after Gen Methuen's setback while Rosebery urges resilience. Censuses, rail and mill data in the U S show industry scale. In Washington Boer delegates say no intervention planned with Roosevelt, and unrest in Jehol prompts Russian troop moves. World news spans earthquakes in Transcaucasia, cholera in Mecca, and local dockets from Chicago to Hong Kong.
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London
Lord Kitchener
Washington
G. J. Wessela
A. D
W. Wolmarans
Roosevelt
Europe
Chicago
Markets Text From Chicago and Detroit Reports
Commodity quotes and livestock prices across Chicago and Detroit markets show oats and corn firm, pork and lard higher, and hogs strong on steady demand. Includes grain, eggs, butter, potatoes, and cheese with mixed regional notes and March trading activity.
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Chicago
New York
Bae
Detroit
Michigan
Mar
Handy
Commmon
Conners
St.dog
Illinois and Dixie blended at Charleston Illinois day
In Charleston Illinois day featured a blended rendition of Illinois and Dixie with the Third United States artillery band outside. Gov Yates and staff attended the dedication of the Illinois building as parade escorts and formalities wrapped with remarks by Col Smith Major Smythe and President Agnew.
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Charleston
3. C
Illinois
Dixie
United States Artillery Band
Gov. Yates
Iitel
Exposition Grounds
United States Ingrines
South Carolina Military Academy
Illinois Party
Chicago
Tard
Gov
Yates
Simyshe
Ilinois Commission
Exposition
Col. Smith
Uhiuvis
Major Smythe
Agnew
Guy. Yates
Soldiers To Be Returned From Philippines In 1909
War department indicates rapid action to repatriate about 13 400 13 500 troops who went to the Philippines in 1899 with ships from Manila planned between now and April 15 and again by May 15 to move the full force. General Chaffee will command a standing army of about 1 0 0 0 0 men despite 19 509 already ordered home. Disputed UK dispatch notes a Berlin report stating General Gribbe has been dismissed for the Blagoveshchensk massacre with thousands of Chinese forced into the Amur river and casualties along the river bank. Flag Art Toites Seep at Bracuisuw's.
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Washington
War Department
United States
Philippines
Department
Manila
Uml
Geu
Chaffee
London
Berlin
Gribehi
Blugovestuhensk
Bhigovestuhensk
Amur
Local families relocate and community events noted in Hale Tasco Up area
Geo Bille and family depart for Hale Tasco Up while Ernest Burnham visits District No 4. Meena Maisner begins spring term at Center. John Flese and brother Philip plan to cork it on Henning farms. Hess moves to Bille farm, Maisner family visits Marengo, and Mrs Myera moves to Wormley farm. Various farm moves, weddings, and social visits are recorded, including a Barton marriage near Burlington and a goodbye gathering for the Billa family in Torey Go.
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John Flese
Philip
Chas Hess
Geo Bills
Jacob Maisner
Fdna
Marengo
Marengo local notes mixed with obituaries and events
Myron Pierce of Grass Lake visited his sister Mrs Peter Mnlvany the first of the week. Thos Lask improved after illness. KD Carter moved his barber shop to Gereseo. The Glesners to host an oyster supper next Wednesday. Mrs ED Campbell and Mrs St W Caen of Jackson visiting their father Ad Lak. Blacksmith G L Gildereleeve expanding shop with new machinery. Prof Marshall gave a recital at the church. Ladies Aid society to serve next dinner at Mrs J R Witheo's. Beckford Saes Club at Adams Hall with McAlister address and performances by Young Snashies and others. Mrs W B Church attended funeral of WM Evans then returned to Holland. Phillip Snyder hosted a Pedro party. Evans funeral held Sunday at church. Obituary details for H. Evans born 1842, with career notes. Rocky Mountain Tea ad promotes health. Myrtla Keifer opens a music studio at 613 W Main, accepting piano pupils midweek. Ladies Home Journal and magazines available at Bradshaw's.
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Glesners
Mre
ED Campbell
Mra St W Caen
Jackson
Ad Lak
Beckford Sa2cesa Ciub
Adams Hall
McAliater
Eugene Bradley
Mra Gillette
Misa Hayes
Ernest
Ernestine
W B Church
Evana
Holland
Closing exercises of the Ward Beho nt of Marshall Township
The Ward school in Marshall township will hold closing exercises Friday afternoon March HM. Program features singing recitations dialogues and violin solos by Eva Lamphier Kittie Clyde Martha Lamphier and others with names including Ravdaguphind Nellie Ward and Leon Allen among performers. A separate notice lists a maple sugar social hosted by the Baptist Ladies Aid in Ceresco, Friday evening March 21, with supper 15 cents and all invited.
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Ward School
Marshall Township
Eva Lamphier
Fritche
Betitler
Patna
Kittie Clyde
Pdtva
Ravdaguphind
Franvesentles
Nellie Ward
Eva Liamphier
Bere Laneridge
Irae
Ceresco
Mickel
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NAVY
Congressman Moody
Honme
Faas
Russia
Senda
Peking
Jehol
Cheng Te
Deking
Forign
Jehel
Mancharia
Tfe
Raka
Russian Transcaucasia
Fiieet
Mareh Ta
Father Crowley
Cardinal Martinelli
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Ovancaw
Wissayer
Wow
Collins
Choutera
Sieceu
Constaninople
Mecca
Medina
Arabia
Beaver Falls
Wiver Dlethier Hille
Hong Kong
Canton
Scutter
State
Pennsylvania
Western
Southeern
Mark
Marshall Market
Eours
Mar Shanta
Hobart
Uinois
South Crrotina
St. Paul
Minn
Soulimer
Michel Doran
Perk
White Bear Lake
Bradshaw's
Bracuisuw's
Fredonia
Geo Bille
Hale Tasco
Ernest Burnham
Lase Weke
Meena Maisner
Obaa Myera
Narshall
Mra J Wormley
Enat Waek
James Bilis
Ohicgo
J Day
Utica
I. P Root
Ethel
Ernest Barton
Burington
Mr. Barton
Burlington
Gen Billa
Torey Go
Carverville
William Clark
Litchford
Arthur Romane
Partello
Ed Twa
Roup Farm
Roup
Wayne & Wayne
Houp
Houan
Rice Creek
Leslie
Herley Baker
William Wetherall
Albion
Philip Fulkerson
Gilbert Armetrong Haa
M. Baltes
TS Hadden
Springport
Myron Pierce
Grass Laka
Peter Mnlvany
Thos. Lask
KD Carter
Gereseo
L Gildereleeve
Akilitall
Maraha'l
Mraj R
Phillip Snyder
Pedro
J H Emmons
Evans
Hyate
Emma L. Chisholm
Everett E
Armada
Ralph W
Swartwont
Myrtla Keifer
Homer Haa
Music Atudio
W. Main Street
Ladies Home Journal
Delineator Designer
Bon Tou
Bazaar
Ladien
Behont
Marshall
Prien
Malistivene Dri
Eartha
Lamphier
Ross Lamphier
Hepgar
Martha Lamphier
Charade
aArthur Rowats
Rannie Ward
Leon Allen
Alice Romans
Bert Langridge
Rocky Maunin
Bex
Swartwout & Swartwoat
Guy Boothby
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