Chilean Ambassadorship Plan Sparks Latin American Opposition
Washington reports Latin American nations object to elevating Chilean representative to ambassador in Washington. Argentina and others fear loss of influence, prompting Chile to delay sending a minister as talks and threats of withdrawing diplomats unfold. The United States cites no rush to appoint as tension rises.
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Washington
Chill
Walker-Martines
Rio
Jandro
Legation
Alberto Yoacham
Deey
Washrington
United States
Brazil
Call
Latin America
Argentina
Ay Lrwell
Chi
Jorsey
State Department
Uniagsiarders
Walkersturtines
Wes
Auont
Chili
Galusha Grow Dies. Civil War Leader and Homestead Father
Former Congressman Galusha A Grow of Glenwood Pennsylvania died Sunday afternoon after a general breakdown attributed to old age. He served as youngest Pennsylvania representative elected in 1851, later became Speaker in 1861, and championed the Homestead Act which opened millions of western lands to settlers. The last surviving member of his family, Grow never married.
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Binghamton
Galusha A. Grow
Glenwood
Penn
Grow
Congress
Wilmot
Pennsylvania
House of Representaties
Canarisaman
Peensylvania
House
United States
Andrew Johnson
Abraham Lincoln
Afr
House of Representatives
Mr. Grew
Morgan’s Latest Purchase at Anderlecht Estate
J Plarpant Morgan of New York reportedly buys Jules Van Den Poreboom’s collection for 1200000. The set includes furniture pictures arms brasses and engravings stored in a 16th century Dutch house at Anderlecht to be rebuilt in New York under Francois Matfuctt. Horrible Armenian murders near Alexandropel end with a suspect’s suicide.
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Argesels
J. Plarpant Morgan
New York
Jules van den Poreboom
Anderlecht
New York State
Francois Matfuctt
Tragedy on Turtle Creek Bridge Near Pittsburg
Three men were found on the Bessemer and Lake Ulle bridge at Turtle Creek when a fast passenger train passed Sunday. Two escaped by treading between ties, but Samuel Cardiac was knocked from the structure to the ground about 60 feet below and killed.
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Pittsburg
Bessemer & Lake Uvle
Turtle Creek
Here
Samuel Cardiac
kUled
Kansas City Merchant Dies at 55 in Dry Goods Firm
William G. Thayer of Emery Bird Thayer Dry Goods died Sunday night at 55 in Kansas City Missouri. Born in Coylaston Kentucky he was connected with a large department store. Separate dispatch reports Paris where L M Hamerd head detective of the Seine parliament was wounded Sunday by a dagger thrust during the arrest of a murder suspect Vallin.
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Kansas City
William G. Thayer
Emery, Bird, Phayer Dry Goods Company
Coylaston
Paria
Paris
L.M. Hamerd
Parliament of the
Peasants Repair Damages Amid Revolt Across Regions
Reports from Tucharest on April 1 describe peasants repairing property damage and returning stolen goods. Disturbances flare in Putna and Aloldaviy with plundering arson and armed conflict. Several peasants are reported killed or wounded near Lange and Patulole. Ring leaders captured at Galicea. Communes Huerezani and Poyenl in revolt. troops deployed. Quiet at Viaseha Ceyurll and Roman.
Dover mother and two children die in lake tragedy
Mrs Odto Britting of Millbrook and her two children drowned at Showguin lake after she tied their hermones securely and led them into the water. Bodies recovered Sunday by husband who had searched since they left home Saturday. She was 28, described as the second wife of Britting, with the act blamed on mental trouble.
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Armenia
Alexandropel
Acmenia
Dover
N.Y
Odto Arittag
Showguin Lake
Millbrook
Revenge on a Torturer in Russia Ends with Execution
An ex-spoleeman jailed for torture during a punitive expedition is killed by peasant prisoners who seize him, hold a court, and execute him by striking his tralog on the floor. The report also notes Russian complaints from Brazil about the plight of Baltic colonists and emigration to Brazil from Riga.
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Korsx
Russia
Uuesaninnikef
Brazil
Riga
Baron Moeller-Sakomelsky
Student Kills Russian Police in Moscow Ambush
Police found a revolutionary meeting place on Fresh Pond avenue. An ambush was set and a student approached the entrance on Sunday. Two policemen leaped the ambush and were killed by the student, who then escaped unhurt.
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Moscow
Fresh Pond Avenue
Thaw Case Hearing Ends In Slim Sanity Hopes
In New York on April 1 the Lunacy Commission granted Mr Jerome permission to present expert witnesses for Thaw. The district attorney fought to cross examine but Thaw impressed reporters with calm, rational answers. Thaw’s wife visited Easter Sunday, saying he grows more cheerful and confident the commission will find him sane and the trial proceeds.
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New York
Tornme
Thaw Lunacy Commission
Sabmiries
Pitzger
Jerome
Cline
Thaw
Allan McLane Hamilton
McClure
Commission
Marry Thaw
Toints
Conflagration Destroys Town Homes and Buildings
A large fire in Newberry South Carolina destroyed 22 residences, ten stores, and two churches, with losses estimated at 150000 to 200000 and about 85000 insured. The blaze began at the Newberry hotel at 11:30 AM amid a gale, and, despite efforts from the Newberry fire department and telegraphed aid from Columbia, the city water supply failed two hours after starting.
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Leurens
Newperry
Newberry
Columbia
Baltimore
Maryland Steel Car Wheel Company
Anne Arundel County
Sandusky
Castalia Portland Cement Company
Casta- Na
BIX Tiles
Roumania Quieting Down Amid Refugee Flows
Report from Bucharest notes overall quieting in Roumania though large refugee movements persist. Disturbances linger in Moldavia and Neamt counties while districts such as Olt, Roman, Mehedinti and Teleorman show threats easing. Austrian and Bulgarian governments send steamers to Danube ports to evacuate their subjects and Roumanians flee toward neutral shores. Most refugees crossing the Danube into Bulgaria are Greeks and Jews.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Moldavia
Trorush
Neamts
Olt
Roman
Mehedintz
Teleorman
Delj
Buzer
Rawinja
Brailt
Argesh
Gorj
Austria
Bulgaria
Danube
Algaria
Thomas Connor Dies at 52 in Texas Sanitarium
Joplin Missouri March 30 state senator Thomas Connor, millionaire mine owner and former Missouri general assembly member from Jasper county, died Friday at a San Antonio sanitarium at age 52 after months of illness. His body will be taken to Tillam, Ohio, for burial. Connor had not reported to Jefferson City due to a nervous collapse before the legislature convened. The new Joplin hotel, nearing completion at a cost near one million dollars, was described as his monument in the city.
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Joplin
Thomas Connor
Mmne
Dial
San Antonio
Tex
Tilla
Connor
Jasper County
Missouri General Assembly
Jefferson City
Gambling Felony Law Signed in Texas
Gov Campbell signed a Texas bill making gambling a felony effective immediately. It imposes a penitentiary sentence for gamblers, jail for owners of buildings housing gambling devices, and 30 days imprisonment for playing cards for a prize at a private house.
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Texas
Austin
Tex
Campbell Friday
Levy Ten Pin Champion at St Louis in three games
Marghall B. Levy of Indianapolis won the American Bowling Congress individual championship by defeating R. P. Matak of St Paul 2 385 in three games of ten pins. They had a 624 total in the recent tournament and met to decide the title. Tennessee lawmakers urge Roosevelt for another term in a nationwide appeal. Four boys were killed by a locomotive near Buffalo, and a woman jumped to her death at Niagara Falls.
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Levy
St. Louis
Marghall B. Levy
Indianapolis
American Bowling Congress
R. P. Matak
St Paul
Ted
Rescue Plot Surrounds Ruef as Guards Eye Gunplay
San Francisco reports intensified security around Abraham Ruef after his arrest at the Trocadero. Prosecution guards are instructed to shoot Ruef if a rescue attempt is made, with Spreckels pledging to fund the prosecution beyond 100000 if needed. Officials say some bribe-takers may gain immunity for testimony while pursuing higher officials.
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San Francisco
Abraham Ruef
Trocadero
Ellior Biggy
Ble
Rue
Ruet
Dunane
Elier
Mhaot
Ruef
Bizey
Ruel
Nct
Spreckels
Rudolph Spreckels
Dobery Bratt
Mr. Spreckelswag
Jno
Rioting and strike resolution in Geneva Switzerland
Rioting by strikers resumed on Friday afternoon as gendarmes dispersed a procession in Geneva. After a sham struggle, authorities captured red flags and announced from Lausanne that the strike is over as chocolate manufacturers conceded the workers demands. Bristol coroner holds Ack Hale on murder and assault in Lillie Davis case.
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Geneva
Geonarmes
Trig
Lausance
Natural iron remedy story warns against fake cures
The notice recounts grandmothers using iron in apples to restore health and presents Mr. Zaegel a Sheboygan chemist offering free extracts from roots and herbs claimed to ease backache constipation rheumatism and piles. Readers may request trial bottles by writing 127 Main Street Sheboygan Wisconsin mentioning their complaint.
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Zaegel
Sheboygan
Wisconsin
Nature
Main Street
Wis
Iceberg formations travel from Labrador to Atlantic waters
The Maine Journal describes Icebergs formed along Labrador’s coast from winter ice fields. July bergs originate near Uafia Land, August bergs come farther north and are larger. A perpetual procession moves south from the Labrador coast until melting in warmer south Atlantic waters.
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Labrador
Uafia Land
Sill
Jce
Maine Journal
Indians and Citizenship in Indian Territory and Oklahoma
The article notes about 234000 Indians in the United States with 91000 in Indian Territory and 15000 in Oklahoma, totaling 106000 in the soonest state. It states the five civilized tribes Cherokees Creeks Choctaws Chickasaws and Seminoles have led their own affairs for two thirds of a century and are prepared for full citizenship. It adds that these groups and many in Oklahoma wear civilized habits with schools churches and other signs of civilization.
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United States
Indiana
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Five Civilized Tribes
Lee He
The Cheerful Bohemian Delivers a Bitter Smile
A seedy Bohemian explains his constant poverty and defiant optimism to critics who note his lack of money. He says he has resigned to being broke and plans to take his mellow with a smile, embracing hardship with humor.
A Friendly Grocer Recommends Postum For Health
A Midland woman describes years of nervousness and bilious attacks eased after quitting coffee and drinking Postum. She notes better sleep, appetite, and flesh, and credits improved health to following directions in The Road to Wellville booklet from Postum Company.
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Wellytie
Namie
Postum Company
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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