Viewpoint of the Indian Chief Crazy Snake at Senate 1906
A Fort Worth dispatch recalls Crazy Snake's 1906 Senate testimony in Indian Territory. He protests treaty violations and land allotment changes, arguing Creeks were promised protection and land retained. He denounces land transfers to negroes and urges fulfillment of historic promises.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Oklahoma
Crazy Snake
Band of Outlaws
Muskogee
Washington
Senate
Indian Territory
Clark
Wyoming
United States
Severalty
Alabama
Vinol Promises Strength for Elderly From Cod Liver Iron Mix
An advertisement touts Vinol as a non patent medicine that uses cod liver iron to boost blood, appetite, digestion, and vitality in seniors. It claims improved resistance to colds and pneumonia and features testimonials from older customers including a 76 year old and Mrs M Bloom detailing newfound strength and activity after using Vinol.
Optimists Dinner Hails Carnegie Lively Hopeful Club
New York March 31 The OptImists club known as smile makers plans their first annual dinner in the city with honored president Andrew Carnegie presiding The act aims to lift spirits as General Franklin Bell promotes membership among soldiers and founder William J Robinson chairs the club with a roll of notable supporters and optimistic songs on the program
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New York
Optimists’ Club
Optimists
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
The
William J. Robinson
Franklin Bell
Army
Mr. Robinson
Roosevelt to visit Naples as Havana exit nears
Telegrams note ex president Roosevelt will reach Naples Sunday while the last American troops depart Havana tomorrow. A British dreadnought program is reportedly decided and Guatemala moves troops toward the Honduran frontier amid regional tension.
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Roosevelt
Naples
Havana
Alfonso
King Edward
San Sebastian
Mexico City
Guatemala
Honduran
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Great Britain
Havana Harbor
Europe
Austria
Hungary
Servia
Muncie Officials Face Arrests in Graft and Fraud Charges
Robert W. Monroe a former deputy and later auditor and prosecuting attorney was jailed on grand jury warrants and bail after being charged with graft in the auditors office. Thomas W. Starr a former sheriff was also arrested on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses and posted $2400 bond. G.D Koessel is listed among names in the report.
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Muncie
Ind
Robert W. Monroe
Thomas W. Starr
Se Oharce
Electric Bitters Fueled Health and Vitality Claim
An ad-like passage touts Electric Bitters as the supreme health builder restoring stomach and liver function, purifying blood, and strengthening the entire system. It promises a vigorous body and keen brain, urging use by the weak or ailing, guaranteed by Chas. D. Koerfel.
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Chas. D. _Kooefel
Young Scouts Rally to Find Missing Daniel Boone Boy
Twenty thousand American scouts from the Sons of Daniel Boone band together to find Harold Moon, missing since February 27 in Michigan. Rewards totaling 1360 are offered, and Ralph Moon appeals to all chapters to assist, urging swift action for the honor of the organization.
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New York
Sons of
Daniel Boone
Harold Moon
Ralph Moon
America
Seminole Freedmen Fear Uprising After Arrest
In Holdenville area near Crazy Snake's house the arrest of Frank Coker for the killings of Marshal Baum and Deputy Odom heightens fear among Seminole Freedmen. Reports say agitators push Seminoles toward joining Crazy Snake's band while a wire story claimed an armed march, though this could not be confirmed.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Holdenville
Frank Coker
Marshal Baum
Odom
Crazy Snake
International motor boat exposition opens in Monaco
Nice France March 31 The motor boat exposition of international enthusiasts opens at Monaco. From April 4 to 31 Monaco hosts races with all entries on display. Americas entries Dixie II owned by Edward J Schroeder of New York and Standard owned by Price McKinney of Cleveland attract much attention.
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Nice
France
Monaco
Dixie IL
Edward J. Schroeder
New York
Standard
Anarchist Attack Reported at St Ambrose Church
Des Moines and New York dispatches describe a priest attacked at St Ambrose parish during Lenten services. Father Romanelli drew a revolver and drove the assailant from his study, calling the event an Acte of War. In New York, Jan Pouren is discharged by a U S commissioner after being found guilty of arson and attempted murder but deemed to have acted as a revolutionary without criminal intent.
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Des Moines
Iawa
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Father Romanelli
St. Anthony’s Church
New York
Jan Pouren
United States
Hitchcock
Pouren
Henry R. Hill Named President Pro Tem of Animal Societies
Boston on March 31 reports Henry R. Hill, vice-president of the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and of the American Humane Education Society, elected president pro tem to succeed the late George T. Angell at a joint annual meeting.
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George T. Angell
Boston
Henry R. Hill
Massachusetts Society For the Preventing of
American Humane Education Society
Mexican Miners Trapped After Coal Mine Explosion
Eagle Pass Texas March 31 thirty eight Mexican miners are entombed in a coal mine at Minor Mex co after an explosion caused by fire damp. None have been rescued and it is believed all are dead.
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Eagle Pass
Texas
Minor
Mexco
Harmony Of Home And Dinner Table Health
A home life piece extols merry meals as essential to digestion and overall harmony. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as agents that aid digestion, soothe nerves, and improve stomach function, claiming physicians endorse them and offering a free sample by mail from F A Stuart Co. Merseball, Mich.
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Stuart
Stuart Co
Stuart Bidg
Meraball, Mich
Women Leaders Gather for General Federation Council Meeting
Leaders of the General Federation of Women's Clubs from across the country convene in San Antonio to discuss the tenth biennial program to be held May 1910 in Cincinnati and to hear reports from all committees.
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San Antonio
Tex
United Sates
Tik Emahlis
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
General Federation
Cincinnati
Colored students denied by Grand Rapids college ruling
Two colored students expelled from Grand Rapids Mid-Veterinary College after white student opposition filed for mandamus. Supreme Court ruled a private corporation cannot be forced to admit them. Also reports a mining blast near Lebanon with one death and a likely fatal injury to a neighbor.
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Lansing. Mich
Grand Rapids
Mid - Veterinary College
Supreme Court
Tg Mal Ollie Ts Bed
Jadisad
Asthma Cure Promoted On Lonely Night Visit
On a cold night in N Y Benton climbed Bald Mountain to reach a neighbor troubled by asthma. He found relief after using Dr King’s New Discovery which he credited with curing his own ailment. The endorsement claims it eases coughs colds croup and lung troubles and offers trial bottles free with guarantee by Chas D Knovfel.
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Alex, Benton
Mort Edward
N. Y
Bald Mountain
Chas. D. Knovfel
Long-missing Indiana murder suspect located in Texas
Sylvanus Burnham, accused of murdering Rosa Tritt near Sandford in 1877, has been found in Tulsa Texas Swisher county near El Paso. A Terre Haute detective secured governor Marshall requisition papers for Burnham’s return to face an Indiana murder indictment after thirty two years on the run.
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Roca Tritt
Sandford
Indianapolis
Sylvanus Burnham
Rosa Tritt
Tulsa
Tex
Swisher County
el Paso
Texas
Durnham
Hie
Burnham
Terre Haute
Marshall
Indiana
Three More Indiana Counties Vote Dry In Wave
Indiana counties Clinton Bartholomew Jennings Vermillion moved to dry status, with Bartholomew Columbus and Jennings Vernon seats showing decisive majorities. Total dry counties reach sixty two of ninety two, with seven saloons to close and statewide anti-saloon efforts regrouping for broader outreach.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Bartholomew
Vermillion
Marshall T. Reeves
Columbus
Clinton
North Vernon
Terre Haute
Jennings
Vernon
State
Anti-Saloon League
League
Fliin
Joshua Stansfield
F. 0
Ballard
A. H. Hollowell
H. I. Whitehead
J. P. Cowan
Missionaries Conference Attends in Toronto Heavy with American Delegates
Prominent American church workers gather in Toronto for the Canadian national mission conference. The congress includes interdenominational participants and features music and lectures. Government and church leaders, including figures from the United States, are in attendance to discuss the mission movement and related topics.
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Torontos
Sivas McBee
Wither
Pat Hasan
HE Severance
Robert FE Speer
Sir Andrew Fraser Focmerdis Deutenan
Marl Grey
Eta
Hunyaks Leave the Field After Mine Clash
In Stasonville Indiana March 1 a fight between Hungarians and American miners at the ld Bogle colliery left eleven wounded. The Hungarians were driven from town with warnings not to return and, with families, took their possessions and dispersed seeking new homes. Terre Haute March 31 reports Hungarians from the Bogle mine near Jacksonville arriving here last night while families carried belongings.
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Stasonville
Ind
Ld Bogle
Terre Haute
Ttd
Bogle
Jacksonville
Colonist Tickets to California Offered on Monon Route
Tickets to California priced at 36.70 offered on the Monon Route with sales through April 30. The plan covers Alberta Arizona British Columbia California and other western states and territories. For details contact the canon passenger office and agent F H Kates.
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California
Vie Monon
Segraning
Monon
Alberta
Arizona
Colorado
Idaho
Mexico
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Oregon
Saskatchewan
Dena
Washington
Wyoming
Canon Passenger Office
F.H Kates
Notice to Subscribers Regarding Paper Delivery Addresses
Notice asks subscribers of the New Albany Tribune to promptly notify the Tribune Company with both phones for delivery. It references months 41 and Chamber and requests updated contact details to ensure timely receipt.
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NEW Albany Prirune
Tribune Ucompany
Cuaoiberi
Uome Tb
$45,000,000 Blunder In War Revenue Bell
Representative Dawson of Iowa exposes an error in post 1902 tobacco packaging sizes that kept the war revenue tax effectively in place. He notes billions of small and large packs sold since 1898 yielded an extra two to one cent per package, costing consumers nearly $45 million. His bill would restore original package sizes and end the extra charge.
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Washington
United States
Dawson
Iowa
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Mr. Dawson
Oldest American City Fetes Ite Founding in St Augustine
Celebration marks the founding of St Augustine 1585 with three days of ceremonies. Ponce de Leon landing depicted by caravel with Spanish dignitaries and Indians. flags of Spain France and England shown before the U S flag. Coast artillery units and bands represent government and state forces.
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St. Augustine
Fla
United States
Ite
Ponce de Leon
St Augustine
Menendes
Spain
France
England
Coast Artillery
Florida
Kentucky Military Institute
Man Accused of Embezzlement Arrested in Philadelphia
A man believed to be Isaac Yakoviev Matsaenk o is arrested in Philadelphia for allegedly embezzling upwards of $51,000 from the Russian government. The case centers on the large sum and the suspect's alleged involvement.
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Philadelphia
Isaac Yakoviev Matsaenko
Market Quotations Grain and Livestock Prices Across Cities
Market quotations include wheat, corn, oats, hay, and livestock prices from Indianapolis Cincinnati Chicago and New York. Prices cover cattle hogs sheep lambs and grain futures with receipts noted and regional price contrasts.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
New York
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