Archie Roosevelt in Diphtheria Critical at White House
President Roosevelt's third son Archie Roosevelt, ill with diphtheria, worsened but shows a possible rally. Dr. Alexander Lambert arrived from New York to oversee treatment as anti toxin was given. Attendants include Drs. Rixey Kennedy Braisted and reports say tests hinge on Archie's vitality for a potential recovery.
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Reading shares spark Wall Street scramble in March panic
Financial circles experienced a Reading stock surge on Wednesday in a bid for control, then cooled as no official confirmation emerged. Wall Street dismissed Harriman involvement while speculation pointed to H. C. Frick as the buyer. Frick had reportedly sold much of his holdings earlier and may repurchase at week’s lows. Northern Pacific also saw heavy buying with prices ignored.
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H. C. Frick
Immigration ruling shocks Hawaii as chartered ships face loss
Honolulu March 8. Attorney General Bonaparte holds assisted immigration legal, alarming Islanders. Fear mounts over potential loss of hundreds of thousands of dollars tied to the Helipolis and Kumoric charters and the push for European immigration. Territorial immigration board to meet and cable views to President Roosevelt.
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Territorial Board of Immigration
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Attorneys Move to Dismiss Myers Death Sentence Appeal
In Jefferson City Indiana on March Asked by Attorney General Herber So Hadley filed a motion to the U.S. Supreme Court in Washington to dismiss the appeal of Mrs Aguile Myers who is under death sentence for the murder of her husband. Her lawyers failed to perfect the appeal and the motion rests on default.
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Hadley
Federal Supreme Court
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Trial Ends Swiftly in Immigration Case in Greensboro
The Greensboro court halted the Charlotte mill defendants’ immigration case when Judge Boyd directed the jury to find for the defendants on the government’s motion. The abrupt ruling ends the trial with no verdict against the accused.
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Charlotte Mill
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Chicago Charter Proposal Doubling City Borrowing Power
Springfield March 8 a proposed Chicago city charter would be introduced in both houses of the Illinois legislature. If adopted as submitted the charter would increase the citys borrowing power fivefold.
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Springfield
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Thelinois
Constitutional convention to adjourn by mid next week
Oklahoma constitutional convention opens night sessions to expedite business and close by mid next week. Delegates aim to finish pending measures as mood toward adjournment grows.
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Outarie
Okla
New En
Vinol touted as superior cod liver oil tonic in New Albany ad
An advertisement extols Vinol as the best tonic and health restorer, claiming it contains cod liver oil elements from fresh liver without the oil, and guarantees health benefits for the elderly, sickly, pregnant, and post illness patients. It names Chas D and Co as sole agents in New Albany and notes Vinol's availability nationwide.
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New Albany
United States
Chas
Engineer Leads Big Panama Canal Construction Force
A busy army engineer is placed at the head of the large effort now expected to drive dirt for the Panama Canal project. The appointment signals intensified work and progress toward the canal's completion.
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Panama Canal
Perkins Reimburses New York Life for Campaign Contribution
George W. Perkins, former NY Life vice president and J P Morgan & Co. member, sends a personal check for 54019.18 to reimburse NY Life for the 1904 Republican campaign funding. He says the prior repayment was based on a president’s request and not for personal gain, and notes the criminal case against him was dismissed.
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George W. Perkins
New York Life Insurance Company
J. P. Morgan & Co
New York Life
Perkins
Iie
The
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Infringes Remedies Claim
Fragmentary text describes Li guests suing a foe, Invigo lea, and mentions life reducing properties not contained in other remedies. References Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and a table with prices, and an unclear name A Zegelbanr.
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Paper Companies Consolidate In Quebec Timber Sale
Boston reports the consolidation of two large Quebec paper companies and control of 350000 acres of timber land on the St Francis River. The deal involves nearly 3 million dollars, aided by American capitalists.
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Quebec
St. Francis River
American Capitalista
Dr King's New Discovery Promoted in Richmond
A Richmond resident promotes Dr King s New Discovery as a universal remedy for throat and lung ailments. The notice claims it cures coughs colds asthma bronchitis croup whooping cough quinsy hoarseness and hemorrhages and offers a trial bottle free with purchase at a local store price one dollar.
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Richmond
Iod
A. D. Williame
Weat Main St
Saye
Chas. D. Knos Fel'e Deng
Defense rests in Thaw murder trial shocking turn
In New York the Thaw defense declared it rested its case after brief sessions and a late-night conference. District Attorney Jerome now prepares rebuttal as scrutiny shifts to alienists and possible lunacy commission, with Mrs. William Thaw’s testimony cited as a possible dramatic finale.
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Harry K. Thaw
Delphin M. Delmas
Jerome
Fitzgerald
Deimas
Thaw
Mr. Delmas
Daniel O’reilly
Gleason
Delmas
William Thaw
Jury Frees Strothers in Unwritten Law Murder Verdict
In Culpepper Virginia on March 8 the Strother brothers Philip and James A Strother were found not guilty in the murder of William F Bywaters. The defense hinged on unwritten law as the jury acquitted amid emotion and a teary judge praising the jurors for upholding women’s chastity.
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Philip Strother
James A. Strother
William F. Bywaters
Bywaters
Hywaters
Strother
Harrison
Dge Harrison
Simply Swallow Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Quick Digest
Advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion and loss of appetite. Claims include rapid digestion of meals, relief from bloating and belching, and a free sample offer by mail from F A Staert Co. at 55 Stuart Bld, Marshall Mich.
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Staert
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Canada
Sturrt
A. Staert Co
Paris Portrait Painter Nathalie Latham Dies by Self Inflicted Shot
Miss Lockwood turned Mrs Nathalie Dole Latham American portrait painter. The artist, known in Paris and New York, died by her own hand with a firearm in March.
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March
Nathalie Dole Latham
Wisconsin to Build New Capital at Six Million Cost
Reports indicate Wisconsin plans a new capital at a cost of six million dollars. The tremors of crop damage push up Chicago wheat prices. Spanish minister Don Ramon Pina arrives in Washington while Lloyd C Griscom takes Rome as ambassador to Italy. A woman and four children die from freezing in Ward county North Dakota during a cold spell. Saratoga New York slated for Grand Army of the Republic national encampment this year. An explosion near Woodsfield Ohio kills Edward Douglass and Frank Madison. Ohio coal carriers announce five cent per ton rate increases for lake traffic and railroad fuel. Colonel Albert Tower retires after 32 years as assistant paymaster general. New York stock market calm after Wednesday’s volatility.
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Health in the Canal Zone sparks skilled trade lure
The article notes high wages in the Panamanian canal project tempt young artisans despite malaria fears. It highlights Electric Bitters as a safe remedy against malaria and blood poison, boasting benefits for stomach, liver, and kidney troubles, and is offered by Chas. DL Keanofel, a local druggist.
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Keaoofel
Indiana House approves general appropriations bill passage to Senate
The Indiana House sent the general appropriations bill to the Senate by a wide margin. The body debated raises for Miss Mary Stubbs state statistician and funding for a deaf and dumb children's institution. A religious lobby victory kept Sunday baseball at bay with a 35 to 15 vote, while a large audience watched Lt. Gov. Miller maintain order.
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Adams Jury Split Even in Idaho Murder Trial
Wallace Idaho March 8 The jury in the Steve Adams murder trial for Fred Tyler reported it could not agree after thirty six hours of deliberation and was discharged by Judge Woods. The panel stood seven to five for conviction for hours then finally on the last ballot was six to six ending the deliberations.
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Idaho
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Fred Tyler
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Augustine Birrell Named Irish Secretary Succeeding Bryce
Augustine Birrell, English statesman born 1850 near Liverpool and Cambridge trained barrister, succeeds James Bryce as chief secretary for Ireland. He led education reform as education board president and is known as an essayist. his tenure may shape provisional Irish council powers for up to ten years with administrative scope across Dublin Castle departments.
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The National Capital Sounding Clean Washington City
The Philadelphia Press notes Washington is unusually clean due to absence of coal smoke from factories and spotless asphalt streets. It recalls Rome as a former name for the area and a local creek once called the Tiber, with the land’s first owner named Pope.
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Russia to Deploy Cruisers for Siberian Coast Patrol
In a front page report from St. Petersburg dated March 8 Russia plans to send two small cruisers from the Black Sea to the Pacific to deter Japanese poaching during the April fishing season. The ships will cross the Dardanelles with mounted guns under a private Turkey pact. Japan-Russia treaty talks remain unsettled as Parliament weighs developments. Sparks From Pipe Cause House Fire Death in Marton Indiana.
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