Senate Contempt Ruling Sparks Party Battle in US Senate
The New York Times report describes a Senate clash over two South Carolina Senators declared in contempt after a floor fight. Presiding Officer Frye restored their names to the roll and Senate leaders prepared a plan to consider punishment, including possible expulsion or censure, amid partisan debate over voting rights and the Philippine Tariff bill.
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South Carolina
Frye
Democrats
Tishman
R. O. Crump
Congress
Michigan
House
Crump
McMillan
Burrows
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Arrows
Messrs. Tillman
McLaurin
Weather, markets, and notices from a late paper
Index to departments lists market prices for corn and oats, foundry iron, butter, and mixed goods. It notes page references for business, legal notes, fires, railroads, real estate, society, weather, and yesterday's fires. An advertisement mentions a dry monopole champagne adopted by the German Emperor.
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United Service
Weather Report
H. M
Fire in Opera House Wigs Room Triggers Alarm
A fire at 11:30 last night in the Metropolitan Opera House wig room during a performance of Tannhauser caused smoke to drift into adjacent dressing rooms. Singers and chorus hurried to exit as managers alerted front desks. flames were soon extinguished with no spread beyond the room.
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van Dyck
Prince Henry
Opera House
Hugo Celebration Delegates Receive Warm Paris Welcome
Paris hosted national delegates from Poland Armenia Tunisia and Czechoslovakia at the Victor Hugo centenary event in a Paris Municipality reception at the Hotel de Ville. The occasion, described as a nationalist glorification, featured tours of the building and addresses including a well received eulogy by M Selves Prefect of the Seine, though overall tone lacked spirit.
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Hotel de Ville
London Times
NEW York Times
London
the Times
Victor Hugo
Hugo
M. Selves
Seine
Damascus Mecca Railway progress reported by Timess correspondent
Kiazim Pasha in charge reports the Damascus Mecca Railway reaches El Mezarus with twenty five miles of track built and rails to be laid immediately. Funds total £400,000 so far, to be boosted by sale of sacrificed sheep skins at Bairam. Earthworks done swiftly by soldiers.
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London Times
NEW York Times
Cablegram
London
Constantinople
the Times
Kiazim Pasha
Damascus-Mecca
el Mezarus
Bairam
Uproar in French Chamber Over Commune Reference
Paris dispatch reports deputies clashed after a Right member called a Socialist deputy a Communard. The Socialist honored the term and supporters cried Vive la Commune as protests and calls for order echoed through the chamber until the debate resumed.
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London Times
NEW York Times
London
Chamber of Deputies
Paris
Times
Deschanel
Italian Labor Troubles Seen Quiet as Warships Deployed
Rome dispatch reports the Italian government enforcing strict public order across the country. Warships have been ordered from Spezia to Naples Leghorn and Genoa to deter unrest. The correspondent notes the country remains quiet.
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NEW York Times
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the Times
Spezia
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Leghorn
Genoa
Italian railroad workers join colors as decree cited
From across Italy, dispatches report mobile and territorial army employees enlisting in compliance with the government decree. In Turin, strikers resume work as order takes effect.
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Associated Press
Rome
Italy
Turin
Prominent Boers Captured Near Lake Chrissie
A Times correspondent from Ermelo reports Col Mackenzie’s column near Lake Chrissie, Transvaal, surprised Hans Grobelar’s small laager and captured Stephanus Grobelar Corporals Vandermene and Schalkmeyer and four others. Grobelar and Schalkmeyer were influential in Boer resistance in Ermelo district.
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New York Times
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the Times
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Col. Mackenzie
Lake Chrissie
Transvaal
Hans Grobelar
Stephanus Grobelar
Vandermene
Schalk- Meyer
Grobelar
Schalk-Meyer
New York Firm Holds $1.1 Million in Porto Rican Bonds
The Arecibo municipal loan of $100,000 was awarded to J. M. Ceballos & Co. of New York. The firm’s Porto Rican municipal holdings now total $1,100,000, as reported from San Juan on February 25.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Arecibo Municipal
J. M. Ceballos & Co
Porto Rican Municipal
Prince Henry Receives Freedom of New York City
The City of New York conferred its freedom on Prince Henry of Prussia in a ceremony at City Hall led by Mayor Low. An elaborate reception involved Aldermen, German officers, and notable figures as the prince received the engrossed resolutions and pledged friendship between Germany and the United States.
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Daniel E. Sickles
Gettysburg
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Washington
United States
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Wallace Downey
Jacob A. Cantor
Borough of Manhattan
Cantor
McInness
Gaffney
City of New York
Sores ST Ns
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Corbin
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Aldermanic Chamber
Sayor Low
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Fornes
Russia
Gov. Dongan
New World
America
Europe
Germany
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de Kalb
Mayer
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Broadway
Grand Central Station described in marble waiting room
A travel advertisement invites readers to pass through a marble waiting room to reach the grand through trains of the New York Central at Grand Central Station in the heart of New York City.
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Grand Central Station
City of
New York
Miss Roosevelt Names Kaiser Wilhelm S Yacht Meteor
The Meteor, a schooner yacht designed by A Cary Smith for Kaiser Wilhelm II, was launched at Shooter Island. Miss Alice Roosevelt christened the vessel as Prince Henry, President Roosevelt, and German officials attended a grand ceremony amid police guards, naval militiamen, and crowds.
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Shooter Island
Roy
United States
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America
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Saab
Hoboken
Staten Island
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Corbin
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Titus
California Excursions on Sunset Route Commute Offer
Three times weekly year round by Sunset Route trains from Washington to California offered by Southern Ry and Southern Pacific. Berth pricing listed as 700, 271, 349, 1183 Broadway in advance.
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Southern Ry
Southern Pacific
Washington
Berth
Broadway
Burnett’s Cocoaine Sets Scalp Calm and Hair Safe
A historical note states Burnett’s Cocoaine relieves scalp irritation and prevents hair loss. The brief mentions the product as a remedy for scalp health without detailing user experiences or broader context.
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Burnett
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