Truce at Zion City for Dowie Funeral
After a family split Dowie followers agree to share in the funeral of John Alexander Dowie at Shiloh House with Deacon C. L. Speicher to lead the private rites and pallbearers named among Dowie’s aides. Dowie to lie in state in embroidered robes, with interment at Lake Mound cemetery on Thursday.
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Chicago
Dowie
John Alexander Dowie
Christian Catholic Apostolic Church
Gladstone Dowle
Voliva
I Zion College
WY. ¥. Barnes
Dowle
Shiloh House
Tepernacle
C. L. Speicher
B. F. Morris
Morris
Free- Tan Haaehnel
C. F. Peters
Coachhvan
Charles FE. Lauder
Philip Mothersill
Glad
Dowdle
Natal
Shloh House
Taberpycle
Ve. Whirnes
H. DB
Utanfeld
Valea
John Alexander Dowle
Fire destroys block in East Chicago and death of MP Dixon
A fire in East Chicago Indiana Sunday destroyed a business block causing about 200000 dollars in losses. In London Rt Hon Sir Paul Dixon member of parliament for North Belfast died at 68.
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Chicago
Ind
Adnons
Dien
London
Paulel Dixon
North
Belfast
Archie Roosevelt Recuperates From Diphtheria
Washington reports marked improvement in Archie Roosevelt's diphtheria illness. Surgeons say he is out of danger from the disease though still weakened. White House officials note better progress. no new bulletins issued.
La Savole Weathered Record Atlantic Gale On Deck Flood
The French steamer La Savole from Havre with over 1000 passengers reached New York after severe transatlantic gales. A 60 foot monster wave swept the forward deck flooding corridors and dining saloon, washing away fittings, throwing occupants, and forcing Captain Tourer to resume voyage after eight hours.
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New York
Havre
Bea
Cant. Tourer
Will J. Davis Set Free in Chicago Case
Davis, freed Saturday of all legal doubts, was acquitted by a Chicago jury after Judge Kimbrough ruled Chicago building ordinances defective. The verdict of not guilty ends potential retrial for the Trequnola eater fire case and directs the sheriff to release Davis.
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Dalville
Davis
Chicago
Kimbrough
Professor John K. Rees Dies at Summit New Jersey
Professor John Krom Rees longtime director of Columbia University Observatory and one of the first to benefit from the Carnegie retirement pension fund died Saturday in Summit New Jersey. He was 81 and had served 22 years at Columbia.
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John K. Rees
New York
John Krom Rees
Astranstay
Columbia University
Observatory
Summit
N. J
Carnesle Retirement Pension Fund
Milwaukee Gas Light cuts rates to eighty percent
Milwaukee March 11. The Milwaukee Gas Light company announced a reduction of rates to 80 percent. Previously illuminating gas cost one dollar and fuel gas 80 cents per thousand. When used in large quantities fuel gas will be 60 cents.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Gas Light Company
Three Killed at Erie Crossing in Lancaster NY
On March 11 at a Erie railroad crossing in Lancaster Buffalo New York Michael Bower a 2 Wolkta do farmer and his ten year old daughter Isabel were instantly killed. Bowen's 1$-year old daughter Rene died a few hours later from injuries.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Michael Bower
Isabel
Erie
Lancaster
Bowen
Rene
Street Car Strike Shuts Louisville Transit Suburbs Idle
Louisville street railway workers strike after a weeklong dispute with the Coalville Railway Company. Sunday halted all passenger cars except a few suburban and postal routes flagged by U S mail signs. Company plans a Monday resumption. union demands include an hour cut in workday, 23 cents hourly pay, meal breaks, overtime rates, and union access.
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Louisville
Kyi
Coalsvile Railway Company
Tme
United States
Mer
WII
Pridauy
International Street Railway
W. K. Mahon
Board of Arbitration
Louieville Federation of
Bullets Fly in Jackson Jailbreak Night
In Jackson on March 13, residents woke to gunfire aimed at the home of Judge James Harris amid a feud over the alleged assassination of James E. Marcum. Shots also struck Rarels Brothers store where Jane Jett slept. Deputy Town Marshal Smith’s home was hit. Curtis Smith was arrested.
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Jackson
James Harris
James 2. Marcum
Rarels Brothers
Jane Jett
Curtis Jett
Smith
Curtis Smith
Kansas Archdiacon Dies in Topeka at 45
Henry Lends archdeacon of the Kansas diocese of the extended Episcopal church died Sunday in Topeka due to heart failure at age 45. He was born in Dublin, Ireland.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Mare
Henry Lends
Ube
Dallve
Ireland
Strike Paralyzes Paris Electricians Turn Off City Power
A nearly unanimous Paris electrician strike at five pm halted most city business as lights failed in offices ministries and the Elysee. Departments and department stores emptied as candles lit shops and cafes while newspapers and presses ceased printing leaving only gas lights.
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Pars
Electriciana
Paris
Préfecture of Police
Elysee Palace
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Archie Roosevelt Improves but Still in Danger
Washington reports Archie Roosevelt resting comfortably Friday night with hopeful doctors saying the condition is encouraging though not yet resolved. Dr. Alexander Lambert led a White House conference with Drs. Rixey Kennedy and Pryor, noting no complications and good progress at this disease stage.
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Washington
Archie Roosevelt
Rixey
White House
Dr. Lambert
Ind
Representative Longworth
Longworth
Roosevelt
Lambert
Roosevelts
Archie
Tihat Artia
Archia Roosevelt
Alexander Lambert
New York
Hus
Arcble
Kennedy
Jilted Man Ends Life After Rejected Love
In Cleveland Henry De Bark a prominent contractor shot himself at the doorway of Florence Patterson 1416 Prospect Avenue after a bitter refusal by the woman he loved. He was taken to a hospital in a dying condition. A trunk held letters from Mrs Patterson but she has recently disengaged from him. She answered his call Friday and shut the door in his face before the fatal shot.
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Cleveland
Henry de Bark
Prospect Avenue
de Burt
Tourists Arrive in Havana for Reception by Local Officials
Tourists from Lester Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland and St Louis arrived in Havana by overland carriage. The emir hosted a reception in their honor and Governor Magoon is slated to receive them on Saturday.
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Havana
Lester
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
St Louis
Bandago
Magoon
Jerome Prepares For His Rebuttal In Thaw Case
New York March 9 The defense rested and court adjourned to Monday at 10 30 am. District Attorney Jerome plans rebuttal testimony including May Mackenzie and Evelyn Nesbit Thaw letters from Stanford White. Jerome may call Mrs J J Caine and doctors whose evidence could weaken Nesbit Thaw's account. Breaks show potential family strains and possible separation plans if verdict favors acquittal.
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Jerome
Whiic
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Stanford White
May Mackenzie
Miss Mackenzie
Thaw
J. J. Caine
Boston
Dro, Bingeman
Pittsburg
Deemar
Kittanning
Taan
Copley
Evelyn Thaw
Fitzgeralt
Delmus
Abraham Hummel
Evelyn Nesbit
Stanford Willie
Howard Nesbit
Phaw
Alkham Humuel
Isaac Freeman Rasin Dies After Heart Attack
Isaac Freeman Rasin, longtime leader of Baltimore's Democratic Organization, died early Friday morning following a heart attack after an earlier illness. Funeral arrangements are pending as officials reflect on his four decades of political influence in the city.
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Isaac F., Rasin
Baltimore
Maren
Isaac Freeman Rasin
Judge J. J. Dick Dies in Heaver Dam Wisconsin
James I. Dick judge of the Thirteenth judicial circuit died at his home in Heaver Dam Wisconsin late Friday afternoon from cirrhosis of the liver He had been ill for several weeks and was taken to Milwaukee for treatment several weeks ago.
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J. J. Dick Ie
Heaver Dam
Wis
James I. Dick
Thirteenth Judicial Circuit
Hig
Milwaukee
King Alfonsd Confined By Illness In Madrid
Madrid reports King Alfons XIII confined to his bed with a chill. Physicians assure the ailment is not serious and that His Majesty’s condition is improving, keeping public confidence in the royal household.
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Spain
Madrid
March
Alfonsd
Maj Whipple's Cuba mission and local dental hurdle
A Massachusetts Major, veteran of the Mexican War, rushed to Washington to offer his services at the start of the Spanish American War. Despite fine health, an examining surgeon flagged his teeth, threatening him with exclusion. The Major exclaimed he would go to Cuba to shoot Spaniards, not to eat them.
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Whipple
Massachusetts
Washington
McKirley
Worcester
Cuba
Harper's Weekly
Three Years of Suffering Cleared by Cuticura
A letter from Ai. Robert of Hydropodis Lu dated Jan 6 and Sept 1 1906 describes eczema on a wife's hand and eye lasting three years. After trying doctors with no success, Cuticura Soap and Ointment healed her completely and she praises the remedy and recommends it locally.
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Ecrema
Cuticura
Robert
Korean Women Advance At Meeting On Dress And Life Insurance
A Korean Ladies' club meeting discussed dress reform for Korean women and pausing broader education reform while urging special efforts in life insurance to protect widows and children, reflecting aims of female advocacy in the community.
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Korean Ladies’ Club
Korean Daily News
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