Senator Foraker Withdraws Publication Implicating Officials
Washington report notes Senator Foraker withdrew a public document titled the official record of the fur seal herd of Alaska. The printed work by Henry W. Elliott of Lakewood, Ohio, criticized Fairbanks and other officials, prompting apologies and scrutiny of its sensational content.
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Washington
Foraker
Senate
Henry W. Elliott
Lakewood
Ohio
Alaska
Eliott
Senator Foraker
Fairbanks
House
Congress
Elliott
Anglo-American High Joint Commission
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Faira
Far Sea
High Joint Commission
John May
Department
Dillingham
Nelson
Burnham
Patterson
Faust Fa
Root
Bacon
United States
Canads
Siz
Aloori
Japan
Canada
Prof Hutlett Stands Pat In Senate Memoranda
Prof Elliott defends memoranda presented to the senate by Senator Foraker saying every word is true and no further action will be taken. He notes the matter was prepared to show the effects of publication and to be plainly aired.
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Hutlett
Pat
Cleveland
Elliott
Senate
Foraker
Piso's Cure for Coughs and Lung Troubles
An ad touts Piso's Cure as a rapid remedy for coughs colds and throat or lung ailments. It markets the product as 25 cents and free of harmful ingredients with a pleasant taste, available at all druggists.
Berkman Arrested by New York Police Over Anarchist Links
In New York on March 31 police linked Selig Silverstein to anarchist circles but could not prove Berkman knew or incited the bomb throw. Alexander Berkman was arraigned, paroled on recognition, and questioned over a card and letters bearing his signature. Silverstein survived a bomb blast that injured him and a bystander, with trial planned if recovered.
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New York
Selig Silverstein
Union Square
Alexander Herkman
Emma Goldman
Henry C. Frick
Pittsburg
Berk
Berkman
Silverstein
Waransky
Ignatz Hildebrand
Union Square Park
Foley's Honey and Tar Cure Claim Prompts Caution
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for strength or cold, urging readers not to use other products and describing the package as yellow. The note is signed by O D Knoefel.
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Foley
D. Knoefel
Brotherhood meeting to be held in Altoona May fifth Sunday
Delegates from thirty states of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers wrap up their meeting in Michigan City Indiana and decide the next session will occur in Altoona Pennsylvania on the fifth Sunday in May. A jury in Hammond Indiana awards John Carlsen 6500 dollars for loss of three fingers from a machine used in trimming outs at the Donkey Printing company.
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Altoona
Washington
Michigan City
Ind
John C Farsen
Donkey Printing Company
Hammond
A Cure for Misery and Electric Bitters Claim
A Louisiana man R. M James touts Electric Bitters as a remedy for misery and malaria. He says the tonic comes in 50 cent bottles and quickly relieves chills and bilious attacks, leaving the patient feeling refreshed.
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R. M James
Simpet
Cleveland Double Tragedy Baffles Investigators in Dundas Woods
In Cleveland Heights two bodies, music teacher Carl Bernthaler and his pupil Miss Lena Ziechmann, were found shot with hearts pierced by a revolver bullet. With no revolver found, detectives suspect murder by a third party. They left home Sunday afternoon and were later found in Dundas woods. Miss Ziechmann taught German and was Bernthaler’s pupil. Bernthaler leaves six children.
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Cleveland
Dundas Woods
Carl Bernthaler
Lena Ziechmann
Cleveland Heights
Bernthaler
Miss Ziechmann
Dungas Woods
Pinchot Faces Charges in House Debate on Farm Bill
Washington March 3. Charges of a serious nature were made against Gifford Pinchot head of the forestry bureau in the house by Smith of California and Mondell of Wyoming during debate on the agricultural appropriation bill. Smith accused Pinchot of a secret understanding with Los Angeles to secure Owens river valley water rights against private claims. Mondell charged improper use of government funds to attend Western conventions and to boost the bureau in newspapers. Pinchot was defended by Pollard and Scott. The bill and related forestry provisions were fought over, many lines were struck out, and the session ended with a lack of quorum.
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Washington
Gifford Pinchot
Forestry Bureau
Messrs. Smith
California
Mondell
Wyoming
Smith
Los Angeles
Cny
Owens River Valley
Mr. Mondell
West
Pinchot
Pollard
Nebraska
Scott
Kansas
Forestry Service
Snake River
Senate
No Legal Mistake Claimed in Gillette Execution
Chester Gillette, convicted of Grace Brown’s murder, was executed in Auburn prison. He confessed to his spiritual advisers who declined to detail the relationship, stating no legal mistake was made in the electrocution.
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Auburn
N. Y
Chester Gillette
Grace Brown
Gillette
McIlravy
Suit Dismissed in Burley Tobacco Tax Case
Winchester Ky March 31 The suit of M P Rehorn state auditor's agent against the Burley Tobacco Society for back taxes on 1 000 000 000 pounds of tobacco valued at 100 000 000 was tried before Judge Evans and dismissed The judge ruled Rehorn failed to make a case Rehorn will file suits against county boards of control in each Burley district county for the pooled amounts
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Winchester
M. P. Rehorn
Burley Tobacco Society
Evans
Rehorn
Reborn
Board of Control
Burley
Diplomatic Mr Root Sees No Incident in Hill Case
Secretary Root after a White House talk said there is no incident when asked if the Hill case should be regarded as ended. The maneuvers in the Persona Non Grata issue involving the American and German governments remain veiled in public statements.
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Mr. Root
Washington
David Jayne Hill
Ambassador Tower
Secretary Root
Hill
General Horne Laid to Inquest in Kansas City Omitted
General Richard Horne, acquitted of murdering Boe Groves editor of the Kansas City Post, has been placed in an asylum or hospital pending a life sentence. The fragmentary report notes his transfer on March 31 with unclear final disposition.
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Wii
Asylum
Kansas City
Richard ©. Horne
Boe Groves
Kansas City ‘Post
Pyramid Pile Care Promise Relief Without Surgery
An ad touts Pyramid Pile Care as a home remedy for piles lasting decades, claiming it relieves swelling stops congestion heals fissures and eliminates piles. A free trial sample is offered with no charge, followed by a 50 cent box from Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Michigan.
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Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid Bldg
Marshall
Mich
Multiple Shifts in Nation as Weather and Politics Stir News
The week reports improved health of Senator Penrose and a rising Chicago wheat market cooled by winter rain. Abbeyville fire causes 100000 loss. Randall fatally wounds wife before suicide. Farrar named Imperial Court Singer by the German emperor. Eliot to speak in Indianapolis to educators. Winn Mortgage placed in receivership in Wichita. Maloney wins Council Bluffs mayoralty by 1500 over Wallace. council remains Democratic. Broadside gun explodes on Missouri at target practice. no injuries. Provincetown church ruins collapse killing two boys. Government won’t prosecute railroads over commodity clause pending Supreme Court decision. Thompson attacked with an ax in Cheyenne. police case. Niles named receiver of Toledo & Indiana Electric Railway.
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Geraldine Farrar
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Indianapolis
Northern Indiana Teachers’ Association
Winn Mortgage Company
Wichita
Kan
Thomas Maloney
Council Bluffs
Robert B. Wallace
Magdalena Bay
Provincetown
Mass
Supreme Court
Arthur Thompson
Cheyenne
Wyo
Geo. Harper
Co. F. M. Niles
Security Savings Bank and Trust Company
Toledo
Toledo & Indiana Electric Railway Company
Orino Lexative Fruit Syrup Promoted as Gentle Remedy
Orino Lexative Fruit Syrup is presented as a new laxative that does not gripe or nauseate and is pleasant to take. The advertisement credits O D Kaocefel and guarantees the product.
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Orino
O.D
Kaocefel
Woman Burned to Death in Coal Oil Fire at Home
Mrs Fred Bell of Moran, near Frankfort Indiana, was fatally burned starting a fire by pouring coal oil on it. She ran outside and rolled on the ground to extinguish flames while her husband, in the barn, tried to reach her. He was badly burned attempting to help.
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Frankfort
Ind
Fred Bell
Moran
Des Moines Elects A J Mathis Mayor Under New Commission Plan
Des Moines Ind held its first municipal election under the commission form and chose A J Mathis Democrat as mayor. The pri maries nominees aligned with the new system faced an overwhelming defeat.
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Des Moines
A. J. Mathis
Friends of the New Commission
Dr King’s New Discovery Endorsed By O O Eldridge
A Rupire Georgia man O O Eldridge says he used Dr King’s New Discovery for seven years and finds it the best remedy for coughs colds croup and throat troubles his children recover quickly from illness after using the medicine.
Divided Party Debates Local Option Plank Ahead of Convention
Indianapolis March 31 The debate over a local option temperance plank splits both parties as the resolutions committee faces a clash of six ideas. Proposed options cover county or ward town unit limits, no reference to existing laws, or repeal of the Moore remonstrance. The platform also backs tariff revision, the national administration, and Fairbanks for president with Chicago delegates instructed to support him.
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Committee On Resolutions
Resolutions Committee
Convention
Washington
Fairbanks
Chicago
Eczema Curable Claim Promoted by Local Drug Co
The ad touts D D D Prescription as a cure for eczema especially forms arising after birth. It claims instant itch relief from wintergreen oil mixture and asserts the remedy cures non congenital cases with repeated use. J H Conner Drug Co advertises the product and D D D Soap for skin relief.
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J. H. Conner Drug Co
Pearl and
Spring Streets
Sealed mine deaths in Hanna Wyoming toll tops sixty
Official list from Union Pacific Coal Co names sixty two dead after the Hanna coal mine explosion. Eight more may lie among the wreckage as rescue attempts pause for gas clearance and fire fighting. The mine will be abandoned and sealed once bodies are recovered amid talk of a state inquiry into mining safety.
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Hanna
Wyo
Union Pacific Coal Company
Frank B Gary Seated to Fill Latimer's Senate Term
Frank Boyd Gary of South Carolina has been chosen to fill the unexpired term of the late Senator A C Latimer. He is a son of Dr F F Gary and nephew of Confederate soldier Mart W Gary. Born 1860 in Abbeville DC he studied at Union College and rose to political leadership as Speaker of the South Carolina House.
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Frank B. Gary
South Carolina
Mr. Latimer
Frank Boyd Gary
A. C. Latimer
F. F. Gary
Mart W. Gary
Eugene B. Gary
South Carolina Supreme Court
Ernest
United States Circuit Court
Gary
Abbeyville
D. C
Union College
Schenectady
N. Y
Lamp legends and ancient wonders from tombs near Rome
A 조dyssey of antique lamp tales describes a 2000 year glow over Paul son of Evander's tomb, a 1550 marble sepulcher near Naples with a burning vial lamp, and a Padua find of a lamp sealed in urns with gold and silver cylinders. Thackeray anecdote and a maxims note close the column.
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Paul
Evander
Virgil
Rome
Baptista Porta
Naples
Alestes
Padau
Maximus Olybius
Big banquet to Bryan draws Missouri Democrats to dollar dinner
About 2000 Democrats in Kansas City attend a dollar banquet at Convention Hall hosted by the Missouri Young Men's Democratic Club with W. J. Bryan and Judson Harmon as guests of honor. The event drew 15,000 spectators and included four ex-governors and the current governor Jos. W. Folk. Enthusiasm centered on Bryant candidacy with Harmon receiving a warm reception and talk of party honors.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Young Men’s Democratic Club of
W. J. Bryan
Judson Harmon
Ohio
St. Louis
St Joseph
T. T. Crittenden
David R. Francis
Wm J. Stone
Alexander Dockery
Jos. W. Folk
Bryan
Harmon
Church Trial Avoided as Presbytery Meeting Rescinded
Mt Vernon Indiana March 1 The presbytery moderator Rev John E Cox via Messenger announces cancellation of the April first special meeting to hear 27 former General Baptist members complaints against Pastor Rev Daugherty for alleged undue church authority and dismissal without a hearing.
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Mt. Vernon
Ind
John E. Cox
Messenger
General Baptist Church
Daugherty
Indictment in a Sea Scandal Hits Worley aboard Aberanda
The federal grand jury in San Juan Puerto Rico has indicted George Worley master of the US carrier Aberanda for inhuman treatment of crew at sea. The charge stems from the murder investigation of Walter Welch and alleges violation of federal statutes.
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San Juan
P. R
Federal Grand Jury
George Worley
United States
Callier Aberanda
Walter Welch
Evolution and divine activity in the cosmic order and life
The passage argues evolution is guided by divine action and not unguided change, placing humans as intelligent active parts of a cosmic scheme and urging cooperation with the Divinity. It then notes Korea donating yen for Stevens’ family and Ural Construction resuming grading work in Baker County, Utah. A joking streetcar exchange is also mentioned.
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Solar System
Sir Oliver Lodge
Ogden
Utah
Ural Construction Company
Harriman
Tow
Homestead
Baker County
Colton
Markets report on wheat corn oats and livestock
Indianapolis grain and livestock prices list mixed spreads for wheat corn oats and hay with notes from Cincinnati Chicago New York East Buffalo and Toledo markets. Cattle hogs sheep and lambs show varied bid ranges and receipts across venues.
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Indianapolis
Timothy
Cincinnati
New York
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Ala
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Brooklyn
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William J. Bryan
Legrand G. Walker
John A. Johnson
Thackeray
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Tokio
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