Crazy Snake In A Finish Fight In Oklahoma War
Reports from Henryetta and Oklahoma City describe Crazy Snake and his Creek faction entrenched in Hickory Hills near Henryetta with militia forces marching to dislodge them. Six killed, many wounded, and a deadly clash feared as deputies clash with Crazy Snake followers amid renewed violence and government orders to capture or kill.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Crazy Snake
Hickory Hills
Henryetta
State Guard
Pierce
Coumuly
Henrietta
Crazy Shake
Haedius
Haris
Menin
Snake
Tooursdas
Aun
Cheertah
Odom
Enufantao
Shanes
Charles Coker
Haskell
Needs of Trade Nagel Meets National Council in Washington
Secretary of Commerce and Labor Nagel holds the first official meeting with the National Council of Commerce at the department. He shows interest in expanding the council is usefulness which acts as a national chamber of commerce. About fifty major bodies participate including the National Association of Manufacturers and the American Cotton Manufacturers association.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Nagel
National Council of Commerce
Straus
National Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
National Association of Manufacturers
The
American Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Cattle Raisers’ Association
Eas
Charlie Ross Mystery Revived in Pittsburg Claim
William Grant Evester of McKeestocks a former Shamokin coal miner now railroad brakeman declares he believes he is the Charlie Ross kidnapped from Germantown Pa thirty five years ago He says he learned early his claim to not be his foster parents child and that many details of his life match the Ross case He has no evidence and is not pursuing the claim with the Ross families due to notoriety.
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Pittsburg
William Grant Evester
McKeestocks
Shamokin
Pittsburg & Lake Erie Railroad
Charlie Ross
Germantown
Charle Ross
Charlie
Meles
Ross
Famies
Death of Governor Cosgrove in California
Governor Samuel G. Cosgrove of Washington state died suddenly in Paseo Robles California on Sunday from Bright's disease. He had seemed improved hours before and hoped to return to Washington to resume duties as governor.
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Washington
California
Paseo Robles
Cal
Samuel G. Cosgrove
Bright
Southern states meet in New Orleans on child labor reform
Eleven southern states officials gathered in New Orleans for a three day conference aimed at advancing one of the most important movements to improve child labor conditions in the region.
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New Orleans
South
Russia Faces Backlash Over Balkan Pots and Pans Clash
Paris reports bitter reaction over the Austro German Balkan negotiations. Iswolsky accused of pressuring for Bosnia Herzegovina annexation while Aehrenthal directs talks. France and Great Britain backed Russia yet face denunciation as the alliance frays. Russia yields without British or French notice.
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Paris
M. Iswolsky
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austria
Baron von Aehrenthal
Buchlau
Russia
Balkans
France
Great Britain
Berlin
Germany
Russia Humiliated Over Balkan Crisis In St. Petersburg
The March 29 report from St. Petersburg notes widespread anger at Foreign Minister Iswolsky for Russia’s Balkan policy. Press editorials vilify him and some Pan Slavists consider social boycotts. Officials blame hard constraints of military and financial limits.
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St. Petersburg
Iswolsky
M. Iswolsky
Russia
Three Suspects in Whitla Kidnapping Face Hearing
Mercer Pa March 29. After a week of excitement James H Boyle and Mrs Boyle rested one day. Hearing planned for Sharon. Report says three more accomplices to Wille Whitla kidnapping may be arrested in Mercer County and Ohio. Former Judge Samuel H Miller likely to defend Boyle. the female companion has no attorney yet.
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Mercer
James H. Boyle
Explosion at Illinois Steel Plant Kills Four In Joliet
Four people died and six were badly wounded when a blast furnace slip sent a heavy gas charge into the engine and boiler room at the Illinois Steel plant in Joliet. The blast shattered the engine room roof and machinery. Secretary Willson says 1,283 entries for the Kentucky Futurity. Purtistic sport to be revived in Chicago next month with bouts being arranged.
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Joliet
Illinois Steel Company
Kentucky
al In
Willson
Horse Breeders’ Association
Chicago
Harmony at Home Meals Bring Joy and Digestive Aid
A home dining ideal boosts harmony and digestion with cheerful meals. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets touted by 40,000 physicians and druggists as aiding digestion, calming nerves, and improving appetite. Free trial offer via F A Stuart Co, 150 Stuart Bldg Marshall Mich.
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Stuart
Stuart Go
Mareball, Mich
Washington Plans Extended Tariff Week In Congress
Washington reports indicate Congress will focus this week on tariff business. The House will debate the Payne bill with sessions from 10 am to 11 30 pm, with a dinner break. the Senate will wait for House passage before acting and will mainly study finance schedules. A steering committee ban limits legislation to tariff and census bills, though census legislation may come up early if reported. The Senate adjourned until Thursday after a flurry of bill introductions.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Senate Committee On Finance
Steeering Committee
Fern care by weekly steam bath method
A home technique suggests keeping ferns fresh by a three hour weekly steam bath. Place ferns in a closed bathroom with a hot tub steaming to fill the room. Avoid rapid cooling after steaming and skip washing or spraying leaves for best results.
Fort Edward Man Delivers Cure with New Discovery
Onta Benton of Fort Edward New York climbs Bald Mountain to help a neighbor with severe asthma using Dr. King's New Discovery. The medicine relieves the neighbor and later aids his wife. Ad touts it as a universal throat and lung cure with trials offered and prices 50c and 1.00.
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Alex. Benton
Fort Edward
N. Y
Bald Mountain
Chas. D. Knoefel
Two-Cent Fares Benefit People and Railroads in Illinois
Springfield report shows the two-cent per mile law boosted rail revenue in 1908 by more than 3 million dollars versus 1907 and lifted earnings per mile by 456 dollars. Passenger volume rose by 19.6 million compared to 1907.
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Springfield
Ill
State Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Deneen
Notable Deaths and World News Telegrams
Terhune mayor of Anderson Indiana dies of heart disease. Stock prices drift higher in uneven trading. Oxford Cambridge boat race set for next Saturday on the Thames. Michigan counties vote on county option prohibition April 5. Sleeping sickness case reported in Paris. Crawford improves after illness. Kearsarge disaster claims twenty lives near Nicaragua. Bandit robs Fairfield Nebraska train conductor and passengers. Crown Prince George renounces succession. Prince Alexander named heir. Jeffries Johnson boxing terms pending. Corbett may get a bout. Powers agree on Belgrade steps to settle Austria Serbia dispute. Tariff bill fate hinges on conference reports approval. MacGregor named Queensland governor. Champneys Williams succeeds Newfoundland governorship.
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Michigan
Paris
F. Marion Crawford
Kearsarge
Monkey Point
Greytown
Nicaragua
Fairfield
Neb
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Prince George
Prince Alexander
James J. Jeffries
Jack Johnson
James J. Corbett
Belgrade
Austria
Servia
Senate
House
William MacGregor
Newfoundland
Queensland
Ralph Champneys Williams
Windward Islands
Redistricting debated at North Indiana M E conference
Greenfield Indiana March 29 the sixty sixth session of the North Indiana M E conference considers reducing districts from six to five to save salary costs. Proponents argue lower overall expenses while opponents warn of higher workloads and salaries for remaining superintendents.
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Greenfield
Ind
North Indiana
M. E
Richmond
Wabash
Fort Wayne
Muncie
Logansport
Goshen
Newcastle
Vanderlip Breaks All Rail Records to Reach Deathbed
Frank L. Vanderlip, president of National City Bank of New York, raced a special NYC Central train from New York to Chicago to reach his dying mother, Mrs. Charlotte Lo Vanderlip, but she died at 2:50. The speed effort shattered railroad records but failed to beat death by 28 minutes.
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Chicago
Frank L. Vanderlip
National City Bank of New York
New York Central
Vanderlip
New York
Binglewood
Macky
Charlotte Lo Vanderlip
Vanderlp
Mr. Vanderlaup
Attorney Burt New Named Governor's Legal Clerk
Burt New of North Vernon, former supreme court reporter candidate, will become legal clerk to Governor Marshall starting April 1. The post, created by the last legislature, provides $3600 yearly to handle routine legal matters for the governor.
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Indianapolis
Burt New
North Vernon
Supreme Court
Marshall
New
Bloomington Police Raid Seizes Major Blind Tiger
Bloomington crowds watched as the largest blind tiger in seven raids in six weeks was raided Saturday evening by order of Prosecutor Louden. About a carload of beer and whisky was seized. John Dressel ran the two story brick building and Sam Tucker the bartender was arrested for retailing liquor without a license while Dressel faced charges for keeping a blind tiger.
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Bloomington
Blomington
Ind
Louden
John Dressel
Sam Tucker
Dressell
Dressel
Woman's suicide attempt sparks mystery in Vincennes
In Vincennes Indiana March 29 Mrs Russell Culbertson may have swallowed carbolic acid by accident during a staged drama rather than to kill herself and investigators have yet to clarify her motives or identify others involved in the incident.
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Vincennes
Ind
Russell Culbertson
Electric Bitters Promoted as World’s Greatest Health Tonic
President Taft faces summer invitations as health hurdles loom. The ad extols Electric Bitters as a cure for stomach, liver, and kidney issues, purifying and enriching blood to invigorate the body and mind. Sold with a guarantee by Chas. D. Knoefel for 60 cents.
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Succes
Chas. D. Knoefel
How to Save Valuables in a House Fire Tips
The article offers fire safety guidance from packing valuables into blankets and boxes to quick evacuation methods. It mentions saving tones and papers, silverware, and small items, plus practical methods for moving mattresses and fragile items via windows and cushions. It references various unrelated demonstrations and medical remedies.
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Iuapirta
Fabie
Dramatic confrontation at express depot ends in tension
A scene near the express depot at Fifteenth and Market unfolds as a woman packing her and her husband’s clothes into a trunk defies a highly excited man. Witnesses describe heated Italian dialogue and a tense standoff as the man pleads while the woman remains resolute.
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Fifteenth and
Market Streets
Auman
Weanan Les Min
Philadelphia Record
How to Make a Columbia Cake from a Historic Recipe
A historic recipe details making a Columbia cake by mixing butter sugar flour milk and leavening then dividing into two portions. One plain batch bakes in two shallow rounds. the other includes raisins citron spices and syrup baked briefly, then layered with currant jelly and iced for decoration.
Weary Willie and the Stable’s Empty Night
A judge notes that modern improvements have drawbacks as weary Wille and Traddles discuss a man who sneaks into a stable to sleep and finds only baled hay. The remark highlights practical issues with progress.
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Willie
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