Chinese famine spawns revolt threat in Qing dynasty
State Department reports in Shanghai that famine drives seditionary groups in China. Officials warn of possible uprisings threatening the dynasty, endangering foreign lives and interests, with aid efforts from the United States and Europe to ease the crisis.
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Washington
D.C
Bhanghai
State Department
China
Tuan Fang
Yan
United States
Burford
San Francisco
Lewis Klopsch
Christan Herald
United State
Penrose Acquitted in Brownsville Shooting Probe
Major Clow Penrose of the Twenty fifth Infantry was acquitted by a court martial on charges of neglect of duty connected to the Brownsville incident last August. The ruling came after four hours of deliberation and follows President Roosevelt’s involvement.
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San Antonio
Pex
Clow. Penrose
Twenty F1th Infantry
Hoosevely
Brownsville
Tex
Twenty Fifth Infantry
Boy Horace Marvin Jr Found Safe In England
Police conclude the Portsmouth clue was a misdirection in the disappearance of Horace Marvin Jr. The Delaware boy has been traced and is now identified as the son of English parents, whose names are not disclosed.
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London
Horace Marvin, Jr
Delaware
Portsmouth
Liberal Ministry Formed After Conservative Cabinet Resigns
Bucharest reports the Conservative cabinet has resigned and a Liberal ministry formed under M. Sturdza who previously served as premier. Hope rises that the country's disorders will soon end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
M. Sturdza
Governor commutes Flaherty sentence for Brooklyn murder
Albany March 25. The sentence of James Flaherty who has served twenty four years in Auburn prison for killing his wife in Brooklyn in 1883 has been commuted by Governor Hughes permitting his release today.
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Albany
James Flaherty
Auburn
Vinol advertised as superior to cod liver oil
An advertisement claims Vinol contains the medicinal elements of cod liver oil without the oil’s drawbacks. It cites French chemists proving separation of beneficial components from the oil and asserts Vinol treats stomach troubles, builds strength, and aids convalescence. The note promises money back if ineffective and notes D K Oefel as an agent and wide availability through Vinol agencies.
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Cee Lees
Obas
D. K.oefel
Draggist
Nokr
New Albany
Vincl
Nicaragua Wins War as President Flees to Sea
Central American disturbance nears end as Nicaragua claims decisive victory over allied Honduran and Salvadorean forces. Santos Hamirez announces Choluteca captured and Bonilla fled by boat. steamers to pursue. Choluteca, near the Gulf of Fonseca, long fortified.
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Nicaragua
Managua
Santos Hamierez
Choluteca
Honduras
Bonilla
Choluteca River
Gulf of Fonseca
Vasquez
Cleve land rebukes antirailroad outcry in interview
Former President Grover Cleveland says the popular attack on railroad corporations is delirious and groundless. He warns people will be ashamed later of the offhand criticisms in Princeton remarks.
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Princeton
N. J
Grover Clevelanad
Tariff reform urged to calm railroad regulatory fire
Ex president Clevelaxe argues railroads power national prosperity and warns against ruinous denunciation. He calls for prudent government oversight in quiet moments and urges Democrats to push tariff reform to clarify the political landscape and rally party support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of Democracy
Washington reports end of Central American war
President Bouilla has fled the battlefield as the Central American war nears end. Tegucigalpa fell and Choluteca was captured with Salvadorean and Honduran forces defeated. Bonilla reportedly fled to San Lorenzo with 200 men, while Nicaragua urges US and Mexican action to pressure Salvador and Guatemala to stay neutral.
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Washington
Bouilla
Corea
Honduras
Tegucigalpa
Giamese
Secretary of Foreign Affairs
Bonilla
San Lorenzo
Nicaragua
United States
Mexico
Salvador
Guatemala
Root
Creel
Mexican Steamer Captain Arrested for Filibustering
Captain Joaquin Lires of the Olympia has been arrested at Vera Cruz by a Mexican army captain on a district court order. He is imprisoned in the Vera Cruz military jail.
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Mexico City
Joaquin Lires
Olympia
Vera Cruz
District Court of
Captain Lives
The Thaw Case Sanity Refer to Commission Soon
New York March 25 This week may see the appointment of a commission to pass on Marty K Thaw s mental condition and halt his trial. Justice Fitzgerald has affidavits from both sides and may announce a decision late this afternoon on referring the sanity question to experts. If not, the trial will proceed and a verdict should not be far off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marty K. Thaw
Justice Fitzgerald
Thaw
Colon Quarantine Receives US Congress Team Aboard
The steamer Bluecher carrying Speaker Cannon and 11 U S representatives has docked in Colon after coming from a Venezuelan port. The ship and passengers enter a seven day quarantine upon arrival.
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Colon
Buecher
Speaker Cannon
United States Congress
Bluecher
Els
Commissioners Pleaded Guilty in Bridge Contract Case
Freeport Illinois March 25 James Shippe and William Cole highway commissioners indicted for being interested in a bridge contract they helped let appeared before Judge Heard and pleaded guilty. They were fined $200 and costs.
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Freeport
Til
James Shippe
Wiliam Cole
Richmond citizen cites Dr. King's New Die
A Richmond resident Mr A D Williams endorses Dr King’s New Discovery as the sole remedy for weak lungs and coughs. The ad claims it cures asthma bronchitis whooping cough quincy and other lung ailments and stops hemorrhages. Guaranteed at Knoebel’s drug store with trial bottle offered free.
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Richmond
Led
A. D. Williams
Chas. D. Knoefel
Bette Free
Seven Years in Court Over Guard Lawsuit in Kentucky
In Barboursville Kentucky on March 25 a group of twenty Second regiment Kentucky state guards sue the Louisville and Nashville Railroad for 10 000 dollars each claiming damages from poor service while being transported to Governor Backham's inauguration seven years ago. The cases remain undecided as they are called for trial in the ongoing dispute.
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Barboursville
Kentucky State Guards
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Backham
Work of an Alabama Mob in Florence
The negro Cleveland Harding, who tried to assault Mrs. Ben F. Rice near Florence on Friday and was driven off by Mrs. Rice’s shepherd dog, was summarily executed Sunday by her husband and about 200 to 800 sympathisers. Reports claim every man in the crowd fired at the prisoner.
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Alabama
Florence
Ala
Cleveland Harding
Ben F. Rice
Voice From The Stomach And The Stuart Tablet Cure
Clarence at 22 suffered indigestion and weight gain before finding relief with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. After a single 50 cent box he regained appetite, improved digestion, and felt generally better with meals. The ad promises digestion aid and free sample by mail from FY. A. Stuart Co.
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Clarence
Stuart
A. Stuart Co
Terrible Prairie Fire Rages Through Bonesteel Area
A terrible prairie fire driven by a fierce wind devastated Bonesteel and Herrick areas as Mrs. C. B. Yoakum and her daughter were burned to death. The blaze caused thousands of dollars in damage and threatened nearby homes.
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Bonesteel
S. 1
C. B. Yoakum
Herrick
Assassination in Tangier Triggers European Siege
Reports from Morocco's Tangier describe the murder of Dr. Mauchamp linked to a French geodetic mission. A general attack on Europeans in their houses followed and the British consular agent fired, killing two persons. The pasha then sent troops to drive off the mob.
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Tangier
Moroccco City
Mauchamp
Troupa
14 year old Jennie Burch on trial for poisoning child
Murder trial opens in Cornell New York with Jennie Burch fourteen charged with poisoning Wilbur Winship two. defense contends insanity.
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Cornell, N. Y
Jennie Burch
Wilbur Winship
Health in the Canal Zone Careers
The Panama Canal demands skilled workers but fears of fevers and malaria deter youths. Electric Bitters is promoted as a safe remedy for malaria risk and blood conditions, with guarantees from Obas. De. Knoefel, a local druggist, priced at 500.
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Canal Zone
Panama Canal
Obas
Knoefel
Traction Magnate McGowan Expands Indiana System
Indiana figures led by Hugh J. McGowan closed a deal acquiring Terre Haute city lines the Terre Haute to Brazil line and interurban routes to Sullivan Clinton Paris and beyond along with the Terre Haute electric light plant. The move forms a large new traction company with $25 million capitalization and a $10 million bond issue and links Indianapolis to St Louis via Terre Haute.
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Ndianapolis
Indiana Traction
Hugh J. McGowan
Dolan-Morgan-McGowan
Stone Webster Company
Boston
Terre Haute
Indiana
Indianapolis
Brazil
Plainfield
Greencastle
Here
St. Louis
Martinsville Rapid Transit Company
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction
Richmond Street Railway
Indianapolis & Northwestern Traction Company
Indianapolis & Plainfield Company
Indianapolis & Western Traction Company
McGowan
Louisville City Election Decision Upholds 1905 Mayor Vote
Judges Miller and Kirby sustain the Democratic party in Louisville election disputes and refuse to nullify the 1905 mayoral result for P. C. Harth while finding fraud occurred but insufficient to overturn the outcome. Fusion pleas are overruled and an appeal to the state court of appeals is planned.
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Louisville
Miller and Kirby
Democratic Party
P. C. Harth
State Court of Appeals
Arson Case Dismissed in Lynnville Fire Probe
Boonville Ind March 25 Frank R Fulling Lynnville merchant charged by indictment with burning the town of Lynnville last July to obtain high insurance has been released by having the charge nolle prosequi Now a free man his lawyers will press suits against ten insurance companies.
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Boonville
Ind
Frank R. Fulling
Lynnville
Fulling
Evansville official sued for $20,000 slander
Frank W. Cooley superintendent of Evansville schools is defendant in a $20,000 slander suit filed by Sadie F. Hickman a teacher whom he discharged and later allegedly maligned publicly.
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Evansville
Ind
Frank W. Cooley
Sadie F. Hickman
Fairbanks Lands in Washington for Short Visit
Vice President Fairbanks arrived in Washington tonight for a brief stay of a few days in the capital to meet with officials and review ongoing matters.
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Washington
Fairbanks
Smith's Potassium Compound Blood Purifier Sold
An advertisement offers Smith's Potassium Compound blood purifier with a money back guarantee. The promotion promises a 50 cent trial bottle and refund if not satisfied, urging readers to obtain it at druggists with a Milwaukee, Wisconsin address.
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Smith
John A. Smith Co
Milwaukee
Wis
Death of Russian reactionary M Pobedonostzeff at Petersburg
M Pobedonostzeff ex procurator general of the Holy Synod and dominant force of reaction in Russia for 25 years is dead at 80 He wielded power behind the throne protecting Orthodox church and suppressing reformers He rose from peasant origins to Kiev University tutor to Alexander I and served as procurator general under Alexander II.
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Petersburg
M. Pobedonostzeff
The
Holy Synod
M. Pobedonostzef
Russia
Ukase
Pabedonostzeff
Criel
United States
Kieff
Alexander I
Alexander Hit
Trains Collide In Los Angeles. Dozens Dead or Hurt
A special Santa Fe train carrying many college students from Claremont collided head on with the outbound Overland Limited in the Los Angeles river bed near Buena Vista street. Six people were killed and seventeen injured, with several in critical condition. Engineer Kelly said he did not read orders to stop 200 yards before the scene.
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Los Angeles
Cal. Marcelino
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railways
Claremont
Santa Fe
Buena Vista Street
Overland Limited
Kelly
Judge Rules for State in Five Suits Against Railroad
In Sangamon circuit court Judge Creighton decides in favor of the state's attorneys in five suits against the Chicago and Alton Railroad for alleged freight rate discrimination. Railroad counsel argued only the railroad and warehouse commission could sue. decision marks a first of its kind in the state.
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Springfield
Creighton
Sangamon
Chicago & Alton Railroad Company
Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Acquittal Court Martial Triumph for Yanovitzky
In St. Petersburg on March 25 the student Yanovitzky was tried by court martial and acquitted of the charges. All the universities of Russia interceded on his behalf and the acquittal is hailed as a triumph for public sentiment.
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St. Petersburg
Yanovitzky
Russia
Sanderson Acquitted in Dr. Meredith Murder Trial
Carthage Missouri March 25 The jury in the case of Arthur Sanderson charged with the murder of Dr Solomon D Meredith in Carthage on January 2 returned a not guilty verdict after twenty five hours deliberation.
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Arthur Sanderson
Carthage
Solomon D. Meredith
Rocky Mountain Tee Tablets Advertised By A. Zidgeibeur
An OCR fragment touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tee Tablets as life producing and uniquely effective against disease. It claims superior vigor and health benefits, naming A. Zidgeibeur as the source.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Fires and arrests dominate mixed world news items
A chaotic report covers a fire at Sheepshead Bay track killing eleven horses, a San Francisco grand jury advancing bribery questions, and a wide range of political and international notes from Cuba to Romania. Other items note a Philippines troop move suspended and U S export growth to over 250 million dollars.
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Sheepshead Hay Track
San Francisco
Acme Machine Works Closed After Steubenville Strike
Steubenville Ohio March 25 The Acme machine works shut down due to a strike leaving workers idle. The walkout stemmed from bars in the finishing department protesting the dismissal of two colleagues.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Acme Machine Works
Jerome McWade the witty Princeton janitor and his tales
A judge recalls Jerome McWade a Princeton janitor famed for wit and stories. He would pause a listener to recount odd yarns as if from personal experience, including a vivid Irishman tale about a fired egg and a live chick.
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Princeton
Jerome McWade
McWade
Lsawioa
Plaster Back Application Technique Described
The instruction notes a deep breath held during plaster application to the back of the chest to minimize skin drawing and discomfort. It emphasizes patient comfort and smooth placement of the plaster.
Notice to subscribers about nonreceipt of newspapers
Notice asks subscribers of the Indianapolis Star to inform the Tribune Company if the New A.sasy Tamsens and the Indianapolis Star are not received regularly. It mentions Cumberland and a $1 amount and asks for prompt notification to fix service.
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A.sasy Tamsens
Indianapolis Star
Tribune Company
Ugetb Iprieves
Camberland
VICE ADMIRAL SUIN TO COMMAND JAPANESE SQUADRON
Vice Admiral Suin to lead a Japanese squadron visiting America for a naval demonstration at Hampton Roads next summer. The admiral, famed as inventor of the fuse, is noted for shell efficiency and certainty. He has served on the Japanese navy general staff and played a prominent role in the war with Russia.
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Str G. Eath
Thi
Japan
Hamptop Roads
Aedmirral
Heas
Rosella
England
Edward
Burning Martyrs Memorandum Reveals Execution Costs
Transcripts from the Cranmer era detail charges for burning the archbishop and two fellow martyrs Ridley and Latimer. The bills include expenses for faggots, carriages, labor, and other items tied to the executions dated to October and March in the full-wing year, with notes on manuscript locations at Gapford University.
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Lathmer
Ridley
Cranmer
Gapford University
Thedas
Archbishop Cranter
Latimer
Submarine Warship Inventor Sees Buzzard as Guide
Jeubn P Holland discusses ideas on sea warfare and the role of water over wind, urging study of the buzzard to unlock mastery of flight and navigation. He faults kites and artificial devices and muses on a mysterious bird capable of seizing and gliding across long distances, inviting further study.
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Jeubn P Holland
Efolland
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Aircon
Clevelaxe
Beath OF
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J.C. Lo
Lewett
Goris
Marvin Kaduapyimg
Panama
Cuba
Porto Ico
Borth and
Ore
Sofia
Prince Perdinand
National Fowling Association
Atlantic City
Philippines
A. G. Spalding & Bros
Chicago
Central America
Gillett
California
Union Brewing Company
Minersville
Tuo
National Soldiers
Leanvenworth
Kan
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Suin
America
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Shiuls
Cheyenne
Prairie Dog Villages Plains
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