House Debates Payne Tariff Bill In Extra Session
Washington March 22 The House opened debate on the Payne tariff bill with Payne of the Ways and Means Committee arguing in its favor Leader Clark spoke for the opposing side. Debate will continue with five minute speeches and numerous amendments as members seek limits and passage.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Congress
Payne
House
Committee On
Wage and Means
Clark
Messrs
Underwood
Griggs
Ransdell
Paso
Dalzell
Shad Buave
Vite
Gutrethacodh
Dhes
Senate
Ter
Iu Idee Senate
Badkas
Decitar
Meorvandzayien
Billiard Crack Meet in New York Championship
Seven top players from wards gather for a New York billiards championship. Notable entrants include George Sutton the former champion Ora Morningstar Albert Carter and Harry Bo Cline. The tournament runs through April 2 with sessions in the afternoon and evening, each game to 50 points.
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New York
Warel
Aue
Leetis Aire
Prine
Jade Scharfer
Willie Flapot
Deeb
Ateb
Selutefer
Coire
Creere
Slusson
Cassin
Imatear
Ora Co Morningstar
Albert Carter
Boston
Harry Bo Cline
Philadiphia
English racing season opens with Lincolnshire handicap
London March 22 The opening of the English racing season this week includes the Lincolnshire handicap attracting sportsmen from both sides of the Atlantic Many American runners are entered into English events and native horsemen expect foreigners to win some major stakes Among American entries heavily handicapped in the Epsom Derby the Liverpool Spring Cup and other big races are Colin Ballot Fair Play Priscillian Sir Martin Norman III Delisium and other notable starters
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Sir Martin
Norman III
Delisium
Vinol advertised to aid weak and sickly children
Mrs O W Stomp of Oaston Ohio shares that VINOL built her pale sickly daughter into a healthier child with appetite and strength after cod liver oil and medicines failed. Obas D Knoefel of New Albany guarantees money refund if VINOL does not help feeble people and old folk.
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Vinci
Oaston
Obas D. Knoefel
Draggist
New Albany
Roosevelt sails for Africa amid crowd plans and talk
Former President Roosevelt arrives at Hoboken on the Edanburg as part of a four week expedition to Mombasa. Delegations from civic groups and thousands are expected to bid farewell with speeches and a crowd on the pier. Roosevelt says he will not answer questions and emphasizes private citizen rights. Electric bitters advertise in the same column.
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New York
Rhoosevelt
Oyster Bay Poirts
Pattle
Hoboken
Mombasa
Naples
Roosevelt
Aly
Texas
Straucer
Montbasa
Roosvedt
Vaile
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr Roosevelt
Alfadis
Dimborg
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Willie Whitla Kidnapping Echoes Across Cities
Cleveland police detain a man and a boy believed to be Willie Whitla and one kidnapper near Cuyahoga Falls while Sharon Pa residents await any news. J P Whitla, the boy’s father, returns from Cleveland discouraged yet hopeful as letters of sympathy pour in.
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Cleveland, O
Willie Whitla
Cuyahoga Falls
Harrisburg
Father Ends Kidnapping Negotiation in Cleveland Case
In Cleveland on March 22 J. W. Whitla returned home after failing to settle the return of his kidnapped son Willie. He had been advised to leave ten dollars in Flatiron park but police thwarted the plan as no one appeared for the payment or the hoped hotel rendezvous. The father reportedly met a ransom representative and agreed to pay with no prosecution.
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Sharon
J. P. Whitta
Willie Whitta
Cleveland
Mr. Whitla
Salina
Willie
Ashtabula
J. 2
Whidla
Whida
Flatiron Park
Whitia
Whitla
Carrie Nation On Baltic Voyage Causes Stir
New York report says Carrie Nation, aboard the Baltic from abroad, created a scene in the second cabin and troubled fellow passengers. Captain Rawson intervened, calming the voyage for the remainder after a stern talk with her.
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New York
Carrie Nation
Eastern Cliniais Hospital seeks funding for two years
The Eastern Clinnais hospital for the insane at Kankake asks for 837000 dollars for the ordinary fund and 2390900 dollars for special purposes for the next two years.
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Kankake, N
Eastern Clinais Hospital For the
Kankekes
The Harmony Of Home At Meal Time
The article extols cheerful meals as vital to digestion and health. It cites Dyspepsia remedies and Stuart's Dyspeptic Tables promising improved digestion, urging readers to mail for a trial package from a Michigan address.
Bondsmen Named in Carmack Murder Case Take Hold
Nashville March 22 After pledging bonds totaling almost 1.5 million Colonel P. B. Cooper and Robin J. Cooper face next steps in the murder case of former Senator Carmack. Judge Hart initially set $25,000 bonds per defendant, drawing rapid signatures from Nashville’s wealthy citizens. The defense sought a mistrial for a prior disagreement verdict, with the judge to hear arguments later.
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Nashville
Fenun
BP. T. Cooper
Robin J. Cooper
United States
Kr. W. Carmack
Hart
Peace prospects as Vienna and Belgrade eye Bosnia accord
Belgrade reports that peace is assured and that the powers will invite Serbia to declare the annexation question of Bosnia and Herzegovina. It says Serbia will disarm its reservists and the Serbian government will agree to the request, paving the way for a commercial arrangement between Austria Hungary and Serbia.
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Belgrade
Servia
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austria
Hanocary
Woman Dies Suddenly at Gibson Heights Pressian Church
In St. Louis Georgia Wheeler collapsed and died while entering the organ loft to play the first hymn. The Gibson Heights congregation dismissed upon finding her lifeless body before services began.
New Discovery Cures Asthma and Lung Ailments Say Fort Eldward Resident
Alex Benton climbs Bald Mountain to visit a neighbor and touts Dr. King’s New Discovery as a cure for asthma and lung troubles. He claims the medicine also relieved his neighbor and later cured his son's wife. The advertisement extols relief from throat and lung conditions, hay fever, grip, and whooping cough, with trial bottles and guarantees offered by Chas. D. Knoefel.
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Alex Benton
Fort Eldward
N. Y
Bald Mountain
King
Milliona
Chas. D. Knoefel
State Industrial Commission proposes factory safety bill
A two year inquiry by the Illinois State Industrial Commission leads to a formal report to Governor Deneen recommending health safety and comfort measures for factory mercantile mill and workshop workers. The bill reflecting the report and a Chicago women workers conference supplemental report will go to the senate and house with the governor's urging for passage.
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Springfield
State Industrial Commission
Deneen
Women Workers of
Chicago
Women's Trade Union League
Senate
House
Deadly Windy Shot At Sunnyside Mines In Evansville
Six men were killed and seven injured in an explosion described as a windy shot at Sunnyside mines. Eleven named victims and several injured based on survivor accounts, with 29 men present. Probable misfire by John Petit, causing widespread fumes and blast effects.
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Evansville
Ind
Sunnyside Mines
Joseph Schenk
William Schnute
Samuel Coomes
Nelson Willingham, Jr
John Petit
Fred Clark
David Brink Jesse Craig
George Clausheid
Charles Parrish
Joe Lyons
Alex Jarvis
Laetare Medal Awarded to Frances Christine Fisher Tiernan
Notre Dame announces Frances Christine Fisher Tiernan known as Christian Reid will receive the Laetare medal for distinguished service in art literature science or philanthropy. Tiernan has written nearly forty novels of notable literary merit.
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Laetare
Christian Read
Notre Dame
Ind
University of Notre Dame Oon
United States
Frances Christine Fisher Tiernan
Christian Reid
Two Men Plead Guilty to Petit Larceny in Jasper
Henry W Hams thirty seven from Peoria Illinois and Charles Johnston twenty seven from Indianapolis with severe injuries entered a plea of not guilty to petit larceny. They are held awaiting grand jury action after allegedly stealing a bottle of gold filling from Dr. J S Stewart dental parlors in Jasper Indiana.
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Jasper
Ind
Henry WH Hams
Peoria
Ill
Charles Johnston
Indianapolis
J. S. Stewart
Wabash Man Seeks Change of Venue in Murder Case
Dr George E Snearly indicted for first degree murder in the death of his wife Surmb To Sues Ir. He appeared with counsel and said prejudice in Wabash county would prevent a fair trial. The case was moved to Whitley county for trial.
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Wabash, Ind
George E. Snearly
Surmb
Wabash County
Whitley County
Death in Soothing Syrup in South Bend
A six weeks old girl died after her mother, who could not read English, gave a soothing syrup containing opium. The mother administered a liberal hourly dose trying to ease a cold, resulting in the child’s death as the dose approached toxic levels.
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South Bend
Ind
John Kuschowicz
Explosion Kills Frank Hogue and Burns Isaac Morris near Terre Haute
A keg of blasting powder exploded west of Terre Haute injuring Isaac Morris and killing Frank Hogue who sat on the keg 25 pounds of powder ignited by a spark from his damp cap.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Frank Hogue
Isaac Morris
Wabashiin
Hogue
Paris Postal Strike Collapses After Government Talks
The Paris postal strike that shut down communications for a week collapsed after talks. Union leaders pressed for resignations and grievances to be raised with Minister Barthou to end the impasse. Premier Clemenceau met the delegation and urged immediate end to the disruption. The strike committee then ordered a resumption of work.
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Pardnedt
Paris
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Horins
Associatiotia Copeeively
Simian
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Poe Works
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A& Cohneitaters
Kovetit Bt Coon
Tii Watlitien
Daisy Hies
Dee
Association
Clemenceau
M. Barthott
Reogard
Gove
Coal Merchant Dies in Morphine Poisoning Crisis
W H McAllister a Madison Indiana coal merchant died at Cincinnati city hospital from morphine poisoning during a personal crisis. The death occurred March 22 and is being treated as a final outcome of a self inflicted incident.
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Cincinnati
W. H. McAllister
Madison
Ind
Terse Telegrams and Notices From a Fragmented Report
A garbled telegram style set lists Reed Knox appointment as confidential clerk to the secretary, editor Joho dead at seventy, charity conference in Buffalo June 16, and the Trans Mississippian commerce session in September. Other items mention Russian officials, boxing match notes, coal industry strikes, and a medical advert about coughs and tonics.
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Resero Joho Bo Dorurs
Christian Tntellligerice Pois
Nate Tet Conference of Charities and Correction
Buffalo
Notable arrests of two thieves in Cincaet area
Gers Willard and Jacetae Carson identified as major petty criminals in the country, arrested locally. Willard reportedly facesWashington DC warrant for bank robbery of $220,205 at Home Savings on December 2, 1907. O. D. Knoefel notes advertised medical remedy claims.
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Cincaet
Gers Willard
Jacetae Carson
Miostone
Hank
Willard
Washington, DC
Home Savings Bank
How He Came to Do It Comanche Cashier Returns Funds
John Campbell the fugitive cashier from Comanche Oklahoma returned 5000 of the 6000 dollars taken from First National Bank in a Denver letter. He says he was intoxicated when he left and had no intent to steal. Bank officials will not prosecute or pursue the remaining amount and have withdrawn the reward.
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Comanche, Okla
John Campbell
First National Bank
Denver
Campbell
Lincoln confronts nervous visitor over disputed paper
In a vivid scene described by T B Bancroft, President Lincoln eyes a nervous man across a desk, then demands the man to take back a paper. Lincoln accuses him of avoiding eye contact and asserts he will have nothing to do with the matter as the visitor withdraws.
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Lincoln
T. B. Bancroft
McClure’s Magazine
Naval aide Semmes Read gravely injured after horse crash
Washington March 22 Lieutenant Semmes Read U S N president Tars naval aide was thrown from his horse four days ago and badly crushed. Doctors say his condition is hopeless and recovery is not expected.
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Washington
Semmes Read
Tars
Ranks Among Servants Question Raised in Courier Journal
A Louisville Courier Journal quote asks if there are degrees of rank in the servants hall. It notes maids in charge of dogs avoid mingling with those who care for children.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Honesty Policy Quoted By Judge Amid Trial Notes
A judge cites honesty as best policy while addressing a case with references to a deferred dividend clause. The remarks surface amid discussions on contractual obligations and creditor rights in the ongoing story.
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O. D. Knoefel
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