Long Steps Out Mr Moody Takes His Place
Secretary Long resigns as Roosevelt cabinet changes complete with Henry Moody of Massachusetts named as his successor in the navy department. Roosevelt accepts the resignation. Long plans law practice in Massachusetts and reentry to Hemingway & Long.
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Roosevelt
Long
Henry William Moody
Sixth
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Hingham
Cabineet
J. D. Long
White House
U. C
Theodore Roosevelt
John D. Long
the Navy
Congressional
Navy
House
General Wood Arrives in Tampa En Route to Washington
Governor General Wood of Cuba landed in Tampa from Vavana this evening. After a brief rest he plans to depart for Washington, marking the next leg of his travel.
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Tampa
Fla
Wood
Cuba
Vavana
Washington
Mercer on the Committee Plan for Cuban Reciprocity
A Republican caucus steering committee was formed in Washington to shape action on the Ways and Means plan for Cuban reciprocity. About forty northern Republicans attended, with Mercer of Nebraska named to the committee as talks to secure final disposition at tomorrow night’s meeting.
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Ways and Means Committee
House Committee On Naval Affairs
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Nebraska
Great Boer Victory Rumor Shocks London Markets
London March 11 reports say General Lord Methuen and four guns were captured by the Boers under General De la Rey. News spread quickly as extra editions sold out and readers rushed through streets amid bitter remarks on the war’s supposed end. Stock market activity followed with initial South African downturn and then eased.
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London
Lord Maethuen
Delarey
Fke & Thunderbolt
South Africa
Stock Exchange
Neva
Throgmorton Street
No Demand On Turkey In Stone Kidnapping Case
Washington reports deny any demand on Turkey regarding Miss Stone. Minister Leishman’s Constantinople action aimed to preserve future rights, while the note stated the United States would thoroughly investigate the kidnapping and seek redress from the responsible party. Evidence so far favors the Bulgarians over the Turks.
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Turkey
Miss Stone
Leishman
Constantinople
United States
Capture of General Methuen in Orange River Colony
London reports General Methuen and four guns captured by General De Larey before dawn March 7 between Winburg and Lichtenburg. Methuen wounded in the thigh. British losses include three officers and three men killed, seven officers and seventy-two men wounded, with one officer and 200 men missing. Boers also seized all British baggage. Methuen is held as a prisoner.
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London
Whitson Refutes Rumor of Resigning Cabinet Post
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Wilson of the Agriculture Department dismissing rumors he plans to resign from President Roosevelt's cabinet. He said the report was news to him and he has no intention of stepping down.
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Washington
Wilson
Agricultural Department
Roosevvelt
Signs of Trouble in China Seizes Priest by Bandit Soldiers
Reports from PRICIN and LONGON detail unrest in Jehol near Pekin where bandit forces captured a Belgian priest amid Christian non Christian rioting. Foreign officials say Russia sent 600 troops from Manchuria and telegraph lines were cut. Shanghai dispatch cites Port Arthur merchants ordered to move families amid war preparations with Japan.
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Cheng Te
Pekin
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Shanghai
Standard
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Japan
Suit able for homesteads open land north of Rushville
Rushville Nebraska March 10 efforts to open a Pine Ridge adjacent strip of land for settlement. Land was withdrawn to curb bootleggers and liquor sales to Indians. Agent Brennan opposes opening. The area is watered with fine graves along streams and guards report jail terms for timber trespass. Nebraska senators to be petitioned to press opening for hundreds of homesteads.
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Neb
Pine Ridge
Brennan
Pine Tidge
Second note to Porte on Miss Stone capture
In Tweye Constantinople March 10 the American legation urged the Porte to act on Miss Mllen M. Stone's capture. The note argues brigands must be caught within Turkish frontier since ransom was paid and prisoner delivered in Turkey. It denies requests to ease frontier vigilance and states troop movements inland were the issue. The first note urged punishment of the guilty parties.
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Constantinople
Porte
Mllen M. Stone
Miss Stone
Turkey
United States
Costs to See the Parade Coronation Seats Run High
London crowds push prices for coronation viewing with windows on Suakgate Hill renting for £48 exchange, Strand seats selling for £3 to £5, Surrey side windows at £73. Naval parade viewing plans grow with steamers in demand, four day Channel cruises offered. Individual prices from 10 to 18 guineas for single visits.
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Suadgate Hill
Strand
Surrey
Channel
Alice Roosevelt Leaves for Cuba Visit
Mrs Alice Roosevelt daughter of the president sails for Havana Cuba with several friends and a maid to visit General and Mrs Leonard Wood at their home in Cuba
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Washington
Alice Roosevelt
Leonard Wood
Havana
Prince Endstour Praises U S Hospitality After Tour
Prince SMen ty of Prussia wrapped up a nine day interior United States journey aboard a special train covering 4 358 miles through thirteen states. Captain von Muller said the royal highness valued the cordial welcome and emphasized that the trip offered a broader view of the country beyond major cities.
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Prince Smenty of
Prussia
Philadelphia
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Wis
Royal Highness
United States
East
St. Louis
South
Middle West
Austria-Hungary to Elevate Legation to Embassy in Washington
The Tremden Blatt reports the Austrian government will convert its legation in Vienna to an embassy in Washington. It says this move will reflect current importance and be enhanced in the future, with closer contact among nations dominant in the economic sphere amid Europe-US commercial-political shifts.
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Tremdenblatt
Austria-Hungary
Washington
United States
Austria- Hungary
Europe
Boer Envoys' Mission Ends Without Credentials
Washington reports the Boer delegates to the United States made no credentials or formal relief requests. Their future movements remain unknown to officials.
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Washington
United States
Live Stock Market Steady Prices At South Omaha
South Omaha market shows cattle hogs and sheep selling at steady or near steady prices amid moderate receipts. Cattle demand strong for quality and feeder stock scarce. hogs mix of lighter loads and firmer close. sheep quoted with varied classes from yearlings to lambs and feeders.
Kansas City Livestock Prices See Mixed Movement
Cattle markets show active demand with higher grades and steady to rising prices for choice export and dressed beef steers between 4.20 and 6.50. Stockers, western-fed, and Texas cattle range 3.25 to 6.60 with cows and calves also moving. Sheep and lambs weaken slightly as native and western lambs fetch 6.20 to 6.95, wethers 5.15 to 5.50, yearlings 3.80 to 6.10, and ewes around 6.80 amid a broad market pullback.
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Lansas
Texas
Oewan
Insurrection Expiring in Morong and Rizal Provinces
Acting Governor Wright reports Morong and Rizal provinces are the most peaceful they have been, attributing unrest to insurrectionists driven from Laguna and Batangas. He dismisses Ampil's claims as unreliable delirium, notes band dispersion, many arms captured, and says Montalon the former Fadrone chief is powerless as the insurrection wanes.
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Wright
Morong
Rizal
Laguna
Batangas
Senor Ampil
Caintra
Amipil
Montalon
Bell
Can’t Name the Man in Bryan Speech in Branton
W J Bryan lectured in Branton Pa and said no one can predict the democratic presidential hopefuls. He argued the issue and its importance are unclear and that democratic principles should guide issues with a platform written by those faithful to those principles.
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W. J. Bryan
President Denies Shift in Cuban Reciprocity Policy
Washington March 8 The White House released an authorized statement asserting the president has not changed his stance on the Cuban reciprocity issue and that any claim of a shift is unfounded.
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Washington
White House
Cholera Outbreak Among Pilgrims in Medina
Cholera spreads among pilgrims at Medina in March. One hundred ten deaths reported. Constantinople dispatch notes the outbreak and its toll on the traveling group.
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Medina
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