White Leads Delegates Toward Moroccan Reform Settlement
AUSTrian police proposal eyed as less objectionable to France than Casablanca plan. Russia may add an amended scheme as Henry White of the U S leads neutral delegates in efforts to speed a conference nearing a settlement amid weariness and cautious optimism in Algeciras Spain March 21.
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Algeciras
Spain
France
Germany
Casablanca
Russia
Henry White
Moody closes Chicago immunity plea hearing
Attorney General Moody wrapped up a lengthy day of argument on immunity pleas by packers. He contended the pleas lack merit since witnesses volunteered testimony and were not sworn or coerced. Defense attorney Miller offered a brief reply before adjournment, with more argument planned tomorrow.
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Chicago
Moody
Washington
Garfield
Miller
Pierce Fails to Appear as Witness in Oil Ouster Case
In St Louis on March 21 the second day of the Oil hearing in the Missouri vs Standard Republic and Waters-Pierce case featured H Clay Pierce missing as a witness. Dr Bond testified Pierce was threatened with pneumonia and confined to his room. Charles M Adams faced intense cross examination as Waters-Pierce secretary treasurer. Stock certificates were read showing Standard Oil held Waters-Pierce stock in 1904 during reorganization.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Standard, Republic
Waters-Pierce
H. Clay Pierce
Bond
Pierce
Charles M. Adams
Waters-Pierce Company
Robbers Strike Moscow Bank in Daring Inside Job
In a bold night raid at Credit Mutual on a central Moscow street, twenty masked men entered by the main door, bound the guards, and emptied the vault of gold silver and notes totaling 432,5900 kopecks. The chief operatives directed the theft with silent gestures.
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Moscow
TheCredit Mutual
Banka
Iiinka Street
Three Russian Students Arrested in Helsingfors Bank Robbery
Stockholm reports three Russian students arrested March 21 identified as involved in the Helsingfors bank robbery on February 26. The suspects were taken into custody following investigations, with authorities outlining their alleged roles in the heist and ongoing inquiries.
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Stockholm
Helsingfors
Forest Inspector Edward B. Thomas Sentenced
Los Angeles report says Edward B. Thomas a former United States forest inspector was convicted of issuing fraudulent vouchers. He received a three year penitentiary sentence and fines totaling seven dollars for vouchers under two hundred dollars.
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Los Angeles
Edward B. Thomas
United States Forest
Thomas
Habeas Corpus Writs Quashed in Idaho Cases
Judge J. H. Beatty in Boise declines habeas writs for Charles H. Moyer Wa D Haywood and George A. Pettibone. Defendants announce appeal to the United States Supreme Court.
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Boise
Idaho
J. H. Beatty
United States Court
Charles H. Moyer
D. Haywood
George A. Pettibone
United States Supreme Court
Question on health and remedies from 19th century ad
The fragment asks about personal medical weaknesses and warns against ordinary medicine. It advertises Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as an extreme curative power and signs with J.A Ziegelbaur.
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Hollister
J.A Ziegelbaur
Moorish Pretender and Chiefs Protest Morocco Conference
Paris reports that the Moorish pretender and ninety six chiefs have sent protests to Algeciras. They oppose the powers' decision to partition Morocco without their consultation. The pretender announces he will not recognize the conference ruling upon return to Fez.
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Paris
Algeciras
Morocco
Protem
Merning
Fee
Breathing Experts Highlight Gorilla Lungs and Practice
A Port Williams resident Mrs Ora A Stephens shares cleaning tips for breathing health citing the gorilla as example. She notes three bottles of Dr. ending sentence appears truncated in OCR.
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Nte Ise
Ora A. Stephens
Port Willams, CO
Insurgents challenge Speaker Cannon on statehood bill
In Washington the House took up the statehood bill under a special rule seen as the only path to a conference with the Senate. About thirty insurgent Republicans led by Babcock vowed to block rules restricting debate and to push House instruction of conference votes.
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House
Washington
Senate
Committee On
Territories
Babcock
Cannon
Mondell
Senate Votes Away 140 Million From Public Funds
In under twenty minutes the senate approved a pension appropriation removing 140 million from public funds. The Fortifications bill lost sea defense provisions for the Philippine Islands. House debate focused on salaries and perquisites with economy driving cuts and a clash over fixing salaries.
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Washington
Senate
Philippine Islands
House of Representatives
Mrs Roosevelts Family Plans Florida Cruise
Mrs. Roosevelts party including sons Archie and Quentin and daughter Mise Ethel with possible Kennulf from Groton Mass will leave Washington late next week for Florida. They will board the converted yacht Mayflower for a West Indies cruise visiting Havana San Juan and Porto Rico with a ten day stay depending on conditions.
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Roosevelt
Archie
Quentin
Mise Ethel
Kennulf
Groton
Mass
Florida
Fernandina
West Indies
Cubs
Porto Itico
Havanese
San Juan
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promoted as Universal Remedy
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal cure for digestive troubles and related organs. It claims Napoleon would have won at Waterloo if treated, touts science and modern medicine, and urges readers to try the tablets to restore bodily order and energy.
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Stuart
Napoleon
Waterloo
Sebastopol Mutiny Rumor Follows Executions
Reports from St. Petersburg claim that the executed former Lieutenant Schmidt triggered a massive mutiny of sailors at Sebastopol with mass killings of officers and fort firing upon the city. No dispatches have confirmed the tale, and censorship could explain the absence of proof.
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St. Petersburg
Schmidt
Russia
Sebastopol
Ohio ends county officer fee system in 1907 salaries
Columbus, March 21. A new law ends the fee system for county officers in Ohio and replaces it with straight salaries starting January 1, 1907. The act fixes salaries by county population with a maximum of 6,000 dollars, and all fees go to the county treasury. The bill passed the legislature and awaits the governor’s signature.
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Columbus
Ohio
Feas
House
Senate
Witte Not Yet Confirmed to Retire
In St Petersburg on March 21 the premier's chancellery has no confirmation of Count Witte intending to retire immediately. The report is denied though the possibility of leaving his post before the national assembly meets is not admitted.
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St. Petersburg
Count Witte
National Assembly
Earthquake Toll Rises in Formosa Provinces
Tokio dispatches report thousands killed in the Formosa quake. Dativo Raishiko and Shinko towns destroyed. Kagi reports 2000 dead. Dativo yields 609 bodies recovered from fields. Estimated damage about 45 million dollars.
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Tokio
Formosa
Dativo
Raishiko
Shinko
Kagi
Woman Nearly Starved Receives Salvation From Bitter
Mary H Walters of 8 Olner Street Columbus Ohio was starving as drugs left her unable to eat or sleep. After taking Electric Bitters her health improved rapidly with revived appetite and better nerves.
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Mary H. Walters
Olnir
Columbas
Joint Scale Talk Debated In Coal Strike Talks
Robb ins victory moves to refer to a joint scale committee as miners and operators in western Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois face a possible endgame. Negotiations show railroads and financiers backing a peace option while a broader strike looms amid 1903 wage disputes.
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Indianapolis
Pittsburg Chal Company
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Iinois
Punishment Considered for Chattanooga Mob
Washington reports that several Supreme Court members weigh pursuing punishment for the Chattanooga mob that seized Ed Johnson from jail after the stay of his execution. The Justice Department considers action and a conference may determine whether the court or the executive branch leads.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ed Johnson
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Police Monitored Tense Strike At Lethbridge Mines
Mounted police stand ready at Calgary Macleod and Lethbridge to prevent trouble as miners on strike roam with dynamite sticks in pockets and threaten managers while writing red letters.
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Winnipeg
Man
Mounted Police
Calgary
Macleod
Lethbridge
Multiple deaths and disasters shadow early news brief
TERSE TELEGR reports J W Batley and John R Gubbins dead in New Orleans and London respectively. Nineteen perish in a northern narther. eighteen more men near Silverton Colorado. Lady Antrim wrecked off Marblehead Neck with five dead. Indictments return in Cleveland against bucket shop operators. Algeciras dispatches hint at an impending agreement. Bernard Miles kills wife then himself in Boston. Carnegie offers 50000 dollars to complete a 250000 endowment for Western College for Women. United Mine Workers set 20 cent weekly assessment for potential strike in April. Prince and Princess of Wales end India tour aboard Renown for Egypt. General Henderson elected president of the Army of the Chiba Society. wheat market softens in the Northwest and may meet a record Southwest crop. Ohio legislature passes an earthearing bill.
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Algeciras
Bernard Miles
Boston
Andrew Carnegie
Western College For Women
United Mine Workers
Prince and Princess of Wales
India
Renown
Egypt
Thomas J. Henderson
Ilinois
Society of the Army of the Chbla
Schofield
Southwest
Chicago
Breakfast Luncheon or Tea Biscuits with Royal Baking Powder
A brief note describes small hot biscuits made with Royal Baking Powder, baked just before the meal and served with butter and honey marmalade or jam. Emphasizes using Royal Baking Powder for best results from Royal Baking Powder Co New York.
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Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
Emery Aims to Seize Half Aster Fortune in Oklahoma Claim
After the Aster Fatate Abner Emery of Lewiston Oklahoma declares a plan to take half the Aster fortune from John Enery claiming original John Jacob Aster Folin Finnery's will left heirs. He asserts Enery was a partner and that he has found 482 heirs after seventy five years.
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Aster
Abner Emery
Lewiston
Okla
de Mares
Asters
John Enery
John Jacob Aster Folin Finnery
Almer Funery
Hives
Postal Extends Service to Northern Maine Regions
The Postal Telegraph Cable Company completed a direct link with the Northern Telegraph Company, adding 500 miles of pole line and 150 relay points across northern Maine along the Bangor and Aroostook railroad. Telegrams now transmit via Postal to Moosehead Lake country and existing routes.
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Bangor
Maine
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Northern Telegraph Company
Bangor and
Aroostook
Mooshead Lake
Floyd Circuit Court Postpones Indiana v Sutherlin Case
The Floyd Circuit Court postpones the State of Indiana v Ulysses G Sutherlin to Thursday morning March 29 1906 at 9 o'clock due to the illness of Colonel Charles L Jewett one of the state’s attorneys. All witnesses are excused until the new time. Written by Clerk Charles B Scorr under the court seal at New Albany Indiana.
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New Albany
Indiana
Charces B. Scorr
Floyd Circuit Court
Notice to Subscribers About Delivery Issues
Notice to subscribers of the New Albany Triste and the Indianapolis Star asking readers who do not receive their paper regularly to notify the Tribune Company. Provides two contact phones: Cumberiland 391 Home 736.
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New Albany Triste
Indianapolis Star
Tribune Company
Market Report Indianapolis Grain and Livestock Auction
Market notes show wheat No 2 red at 85 to 88 cents, corn No 2 around 46 to 48 cents, oats No 2 mixed around 39 to 46 cents, and race cattle and hog prices in the 4 to 6 dollar range. Receipts tally 3,300 hogs, 59 cattle, and 1, with horses few at opening sale. Chicago and New York prices vary for wheat, corn, oats, cattle, hogs, sheep and lambs with modest demand. A Toledo wheat snapshot lists May, July, and cash prices around 80 to 95 cents.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
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