President Roosevelts outline of legislation 1904
The president urges Congress action on labor reform antitrust revision and wage protections. He calls for child labor limits workers compensation and injunction reforms plus revising the interstate commerce law and anti trust measures. He also supports postal savings banks tariff study waterways commission and forest protection.
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Uyton
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
District of Columbia
Ole Jy
Supreme ‘Court
Wingi Denius
Bomb Throwsman Kills Companion. Four Officers Wounded in Union Square
A Chicago anarchist connected to socialist groups hurled a nitroglycerin bomb in Union Square. The device exploded in his hand, killing his companion and wounding four policemen and bystanders. The assailant, Selig Silverstein, survived with severe injuries and later confessed intent to target police. Authorities detained several suspects as the investigation followed.
Fresh conspiracy against government unfolds in city
Part au Pringe March 3. Gen Larraque former cavalry chief arrested March 4 on suspicion of plotting against the president. He, with four others, was released March 24 and took refuge Sunday afternoon at the French legation with two officers. Police scour the city, watch legations, and palace guards are doubled. Two thousand rifles and ammunition from Germany were landed and moved to the palace. Co M S Langhorne Is Dead Lynchburg Va March 30 Col Maurice S Langhorne aged 85 commanded the Eleventh Virginia Regiment in the Civil War and was from Warwick county Virginia. His mother was Elizabeth Cary daughter of Maj Archer Allen who fought in the colonial army.
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Cavalry
Retege
Germany
M.S. Langhorne
Lynchburg
Maurice S. Langhorne
Virginia
Maurice Langherna
Warwick County
Via
Elaabeth Cary
Maj
Archer Allen
Korea to Aid Stevens Family Death Grant
The Korean cabinet will donate 50,080 yen to the family of Durham W. Stevens who was killed in San Francisco by a Korean zealot. The Japanese government plan to appropriate funds, believed to total 150,000 yen, has not yet been announced.
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Korea
Stevens
Tokyo
Durham W. Stevens
Io San Franchco
Prison escapes and deaths span a troubled year
News item reports six prisoners escaping in a Fairmont jail centry while other deaths include Robert Kane at 104 in Bushnell and Henry Kock in St Louis. It notes legal cases, a Venezuelan dispute over cargo at La Guaira, and a university figure’s scholarship selection amid broader social issues.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Robert Kane
Bushnell
Henry Kock
St Louis
Warren James D. Reid
Michigan Chey (Lad
Rusgerl
Tacoms
la Guayra
Cbircuit
Toledo
Sumaer
Charles Wendell David
Northwestern University
Evanston,l
John Ireland
St. Paul
Hi Hdl
Times & Mere Commercial Exchange
Indiana Republican State Convention Set for Tomlinson Hall
Indiana Republicans meet at Tomlinson Hall in Indianapolis on Wednesday and Thursday to adopt a platform name four at large delegates to Chicago nominate a state ticket and instruct 26 Indiana delegates to vote for Vice President Fairbanks. Gubernatorial contenders include James B. Vaughan Charles Miller William L Taylor and High Miller. Jesse Overstreet named temporary chairman with John C Chaney as possible permanent chair. Lieutenant governor nominees include Kimmett P Franch and Fremont Goodwine.
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Ind
Tomlinon Ball
Chicago
Indiana
Fairbanks
Jaues B. Vlaigan
Rushville
Charles Miller
Goshen
William L. Taylor
Indiananoile
High Miller
Columbus
Jesse Overstreet
Committee On Rules
John C. Chaney
Kimmett FP. Franch
Martinsville
Fremont Goodwine
Williamsport
Aaven
Bank of Commerce Reopens After Three Months Closed
The National Bank of Commerce in Kansas City reopened Monday with 6 million dollars in capital and deposits totaling twelve million. Thurl Thitidgely resumes as president, Wigbrotne Edward Tháegy will be cashier, and George T. Cutts becomes vice president as national prominence figures join the reorganized bank’s board and stockholders.
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National Bank of Commerce
Nationalank of Commerce
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Denusits
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Coreney
Altace Jors
R. Francis
W. A. Pickering
Theodore Liemmelman
St. Louis
Reorganized Bank
Big Fire Destroys Eight Houses in Illinois Town
A Sunday blaze in Norris City Illinois destroyed eight business houses along Enge Main street with $37800 in losses. The fire started at a drug store owned by J Z L Burnett and left one brick chimney standing. In Missouri a wagon ferrying Henry Gilhouse his wife and two infants overturned in the Meramec river two miles west of Pacific, drowning Gilhouse and one child while the mother and other child were saved by fishermen.
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Mar
J. Z. L. Burnett
Pugincay
Pacific
Henry Girhouse
hJs
Meramec River
Here
Gilhouse
Pricot Heads New York Elks
Father W. T. Reamey of the Catholic church in the Brooklyn Navy Yard and chaplain with Admiral Dewey was elected exalted ruler of the New York ridge of Elks after a warmly contested election. Reamey, formerly from Detroit, heads the order in New York.
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Pricot
New York
Senator Penrose in Philadelphia Health Update
The condition of United States Senator Penrose at his Philadelphia home is reported as favorable and doctors express hope for a full recovery after his illness.
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Penrose
Philadelphia
Mar
United States
Pew scheme spurs local pride through merchant clubs
A Baltimore News item describes a civic PR effort that breaks the city into localized cleaning and improvement blocks. Merchants on each side of a street join forces to spruce a section, with night investigations, costs, and value assessed. The model shows rapid independent growth across the city.
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Rm & Aing'e Plock
Ted
Wilening Etrela
Balthnore
Dean's Kidney Pills Cure Worked For Marie Sippe
A notice recounts Marie Sippe of Miller Street using Dean's Kidney Pills after three years of back pain kidney trouble and weakness. The ad claims four boxes gave a complete lasting cure and notes the product is sold for 50 cents a box by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo.
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Miller St. Font
Lana
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Helena
Cure for eczema shown by Cuticura testimonial
Mrs. M. L. Harris of Alton Kan describes her baby’s eczema clearing after three months of conventional care failed. Following a Cuticura regimen including soap ointment and resolvent the child recovered fully. The note dates May 1907.
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Baby
M. L. Harris
Alton
Kan
Destness Cure Claims and Constitutional Remedy Debate
An article discusses a claimed permanent loss if ear condition Temains untreated. It notes suggested cures including external applications and constitutional remedies, alleging only specific methods can prevent irreversible damage. A firm offer of one hundred dollars for each case cured by a named remedy is stated, with sales by ENRY & CO. Tulide, O.
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Wisinus
Catierhi
Bridget Whist Quip Sparks Local Banter at Fair
In a playful exchange, O Riay asks O Toole where he has been. O Toole replies he has been playing Bridget Whist and explains comically that the game involves kitchen snacks and a call of whist when a miss arrives. The exchange ends with a wry remark on proving effort through action attributed to a Santh-like maxim.
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O'Riay
O'Toole
Bridget
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