Government Plans Tight Grip on Russian Assembly
From St. Petersburg comes a full imperial manifesto showing the government’s aim to keep a firm check on the new national assembly. It details an emperor‑appointed upper council, a crown‑promoted oath for lawmakers, and provisions to shield the realm from radicals by excluding red elements and certain topics from parliamentary reach.
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St. Petersburg
National Assembly
Council of the Empire
Holy Russia
York Banker's Son Kidnapped for 20000 Ransom
New York police probe a kidnap that took Antonio Bozuffi fourteen, son of banker John Bozuffi, at Gird Street and First Avenue. Letters to the family plead for $20000, with threats of death if ignored.
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New York
Antonio Bozuffi
John Bozuffi
Gird Street
First Avenue
Hasty Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder
Gaffney March 7. George Hasty found guilty of murder in the second degree for the slayings of Milton Bennett and Abbott Davidson of the Nothing but Money troupe. Jury recommends mercy. judge imposes life imprisonment.
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Gaffney
8. C
George Hasty
Milton Bennett
Abbott Davidson
Grand Jury Reports in Steunenberg Assassination Case
Caldwell Idaho March 7 The grand jury investigating ex Governor Steunenbergs assassination has reported to Judge Smith. Names of indicted persons are withheld. All men under arrest and detained in Boise state penitentiary are included in the indictments.
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Caldwell
Idaho
Steunenberg
Smith
Fences Begin Around Shamokin Coal Mines
Shamokin Pa March 7 Workmen for the Pennsylvania Coal company started building fences around the region mines This move aims to enclose the collieries making them first in the area to be fenced despite miners doubts about a strike and potential interference with property
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Shamokin
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Enormous Waste of Ges
Caney Kansas March 7 an attempt will be made today to contain the flames of a chimney fire near the gas well and prevent further damage to the property and surrounding area.
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Caney
Kan
Hi Neg
Indigestion Cited As Silent Killer And Cure
A lecture warns indigestion as the root cause of many deaths from heart disease liver failure and kidney trouble. It promotes Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets as a proven remedy claiming rapid digestion of meals and improved vitality available from druggists for 50 cents.
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Stuart
Philadelphia Cancels McNichol Contract Bundle
Director Hicks of Philadelphia public works cancels five contracts held by Daniel J. McNichol for parts of the filtration system. Value, 1 976 000 dollars. The action follows an engineers board probe led by Major Cassius E. Gillette and approved by Mayor Weaver. The McNichol firm, including Israel W. Durham and James P. McNichol, vows to contest.
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Philadelphia
Thomas L. Hicks
Public Works
A. tAinecola Acker
Daniel J. McNicoe
McNichol
State Insurance
Israel W. Durham
James P. McNichol
Hicks
Board of Engineers
Cassius E. Gillette
Bureau of Filtration
Weaver
Spring Cleanse Ad for Rocky Mountain Tea
An herbal remedy promotion claims Hollie ter's Rocky Mountain Tea cleanses the blood and purifies the system. Accompanying text lists price as SS cents and credits J A Ziegelbaur as the advertiser.
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Hollieter
J A Ziegelbaur
Seed Dealers Meet to Keep Free Seed Out of Bill
A national meeting of seed dealers in Washington discusses strategies to remove the free seed provision from the agricultural appropriation bill. The House committee votes to strike the seed appropriation clause from the measure.
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Washington
United States
Devco Ways
House
Gorilla Physiology and Breathing Mechanics
The note discusses the gorilla as the strongest land animal and mentions its powerful lungs and breathing organs. It questions how these breathing systems support its size and powerful movements.
Not End of Case Unhappy Girl Pleads Guilty to Murder
Berthe Claiche pleads guilty to manslaughter in the first degree in the killing of Emil Gerdron after a trial in New York. Aiming to continue an investigation of police depredations in the Tenderloin, the defense and judge indicate she may become a state witness. The defendant collapses in court and is hospitalized at the Tombs after the plea.
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New York
Berthe Claiche
Emil Gerdron
Fiest
Berthe Clarche
Supreme Court
Davis
Abraham Levy
Tombs
Berthe Clatche
Jerome
Otto Rosalsky
Gerdron
Tenderloin
Bemis-Richelieu leader Henry Bemis commits suicide in Chicago residence
Henry V Bemis president of the Bemis Richelieu importing company and Chicago board of trade member since 1859 killed himself last night at his Indiana avenue home. He shot himself behind the right ear, causing instant death after more than two years of poor health.
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Chicago
Henry V. Bemis
Bemis-Richelieu Importing Company
Chicago Board of Trade
Indiana Avenue
Bemis
Convicted in Mount Holly murder two men to be hanged
George Small found guilty of first degree murder for the Moores town killing of Misa Allinson. He faces execution on March 24 along with Rufus Johnson for the same crime.
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Mount Holly
N. J
Geo. Small
Misa Allinson
Moorestown
Rufus Johnson
Horses Perish in Flames at Champaign Stable
A boarding and livery stable owned by E. C. Mauppin in Champaign Illinois burned last night. Fifteen horses died in the fire including Phantom and Barney Layton's trotting stallion. The building’s insurance expired at noon yesterday. losses are estimated at 75 000 dollars.
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Champaign
E. C. Mauppin
Barney Layton
Linevitch Coldly Welcomed in Petrograd Arrival
Lieutenant General Linevitch arrived in Saint Petersburg yesterday. Lieutenant General Rudiger, minister of war, and several officers attended to greet him, but no demonstration was arranged and the reception was described as cold.
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Linevitch
Pétersburg
I. Petersburg
Rudiger
Vinci cod liver oil praised by Canton mother
Mrs OC W Stump of Canton Ohio recommends Vinci cod liver preparation for weak sickly children after a daughter improved with appetite color and strength. Local druggist Chas D Knoefel endorses Vinci noting strong results for puny children and other groups with a guarantee.
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OC. W. Stump
Canton
Ohio
Vinci
Chas. D. Knoefel
Draggiet
Cubadaroa Wins Two Of Three In Bowling Tilt
Cubadaroa defeated the Antlers two games to one to climb from seventh to a tie for fifth with the Shamrocks and Antlers in the league race. Tomorrow Hercules aims to split with the Colonels, who lead the championship chase with one loss. A pension attorney from Pittsburgh, W H Brown, praises Dr King’s New Life Pills for family health. Quick relief for headache constipation and biliousness, 5c. Guaranteed at Chee D Knoefel’s drug store.
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Cubadaroa
Antlers
Shamrocks
Hercules
Colonels
W. H. Brown
Pittefield, VI
Dr. King
D. Knoefel
Desperate case sent to Harrison County poorhouse asylum
Carl Henry aged sixty seven and Margaret Henry aged sixty two are placed in the asylum for the poor by Franklin township trustees. They are described as demented and physically weak. Their parents were German siblings who married in America and later died, with the narrative noting their past family tragedy.
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Carl
Margaret Henry
Glater
Harrison County
Trustes
Pranklin
Germany
America
Card of Thanks for Family Bereavement
We thank all our friends for their kindness after the death of our father and husband. Tue Family, or Mr A Josern.
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Tue
A Josern
Personal Mention of Illness and Job Moves in Midwest Rail Community
Bayless O Bannon Monon freight agent in Louisville is very ill at St Luke s hospital Chicago treated for brain and spinal trouble friends concerned. Mr and Mrs Harry Ellis formerly of this city have gone to Oklahoma City where Mr Ellie is train auditor for Rock Island road between Oklahoma City and Boonville
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Bayless O'Bannon
Monon
Louisville
Silver Heights
St. Luke's Hospital
Chicago
Harry Ellis
Oklahoma City
Ellie
Rock Island Road
Boonville
Arkansas man tied to O B and road in Chicago reports
Mrs Walter Q Gresham and Otto Gresham of Chicago arrived this morning to attend funeral for Mrs Sarah Bamley mother of the late Gen W Greaham in Lanceville. Mr and Mrs John A Harvison left for Indianapolis for the Shideler Hoagland wedding. Charles O Hebel of Louisville and Miss Meta Pearl Cousine to wed March 31 at the brides parents home on Dewey street.
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Rachel Embe
William M. Sharp
Dewey Street
Breckenridge
Harrison County
Pfrimmer’s
Embs
United Brethren Church
New Lisbon
Newton County
Kentl
Charlies O. Hebel
Louisville
Meta Pearl Cousine
L. C. Cousins
Charles Hebel
Germes National Bask
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West Main Street
Alexander Dowling
Pearl and
Market Street
New Albany National Bank
Chas. P. Cook
Easti Spring St
New Albany, Ind
Wores li
Hammersmith’s Warehouse
State Street
Ous
Aod Ram
John M. Paris
Doerhoefer
GEO. H. Devol
E. Main St
Colk
Pel Mey
Hmara
E. T. Slider
New Albany Mfg. Co. Foundry and Machine Shop
Albany
Russia
York Banker's Son
Bright
Wayor Gillette
Bertha Claiche
Henry Bemis
Stump
A. Luette
F. Wooten
L. Yoat
I Breen
Vere Ist Antlers
J. Kahler
Tos
Coljonais
Ewareee
Orioles
Crescents
Cabeduros
Secorevencestsenerees
German Evangelical Church
Mary Weinmann
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Father Fuller
St. Mary's Cemetery
Barber Asphalt Company
Fourteenth and Water Streets
The
Highland Club
Arthur Smith
Clarence
William Kendall
Robert Graham
George Strack
Strack
Twin Cities
Julia A. Hatfield
United Gas and Electric Company
Culbertson Avenue
Vincennes
Thomas Street
Stotsenburg & Weathers and
McIntyre, Bublett & James
Royal
Roval Baking PO
Wodder CO
Harvison
Maysville
P—Ayer
Simeone
Globe Security and Trust Go
Beem We
Redden Block
H. E. Cor
State and Market Ste
Coal Company
Nars
Spring St
Nekeberger
Yorde Weel
Louis H. Meyer
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