Church Notices: Nihristian and Tikke Methodist Gatherings
Church notices list services at Nihristian Church on the first and fourth Sundays at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Tikke Methodist holds a prayer meeting each Thursday at 7 p.m. and a Sabbath school every Sunday at 10 a.m.
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Chere Rch
Funnysar
A. mm
G. F. Jerard
Niristian Church
Corm
Tikke Methodist
M. EL Roi
Suday School
Wwa
M. E
Ee Lafayette
R. A. Atkins
Airlie Mail Schedule Fragments From Rail Update
Fragmentary notes show train timetable references including arrival and departure times and locations such as Airlie Sheridan Ly Ly 20 p.m. and 6:08 p.m. The legible pieces hint at a 4:30 p.m. departure and 5:10 p.m. arrival with further times noted in transit.
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Sheridan
Vast array of global mishaps and notices reported.
Premature dynamite blast in Murray Kentucky killed five laborers and wounded others. a Wheeling West Virginia house of ill fame burned with four dead. cholera outbreaks at relief works in Rewah India with 160 deaths in two days. Royal Tinto bid for Le Roi mine rejected. Alaska bound travelers swell the Al-Ki steamer. suicides, murders, floods, and accidents flood the day’s dispatches with dozens of fatalities and ongoing investigations across multiple states and nations.
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Murray
Wheeling
W. Va
Calcutta
Rewah
le Roi
Royal Tinto Company
London
Three Boys Die in Breakers Near Tillamook Bay
Three youths Ernest Barnard 15 Cecil Miller 16 and George Leasia 16 drowned off Tillamook Oregon while clam digging near the bar as they rode out to greet the steamer Chilkat. Captain Dunham of the Chilkat and the Elmore aided in the search but the bodies were not recovered. The tragedy cast a gloom over Tillamook as the parents mourn the losses.
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Tillamook
Ernest Barnard
Cecil Miller
George Leasia
Dunham
Elmore
A Corner in Wool Signals Large U S Trade Move
Chicago reports a Boston special describes a massive wool corner as preparations for a 10 percent tariff loom. A syndicate in Chicago aims to buy European wool ahead of duty, with 8 000 bales arriving on the Columbian and 261 100 bales this month, while 5 million dollars is wired to London agents and millions more are expected from Australian and South American wool.
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Chicago
Boston
United States
London
Hamburg
Congress
Two Boys in Burglars Role Cause Fatal Gunshot
In Petaluma California on March 2 Farle Temple fourteen, son of hardware dealer C Temple, and Henry Gerkens twelve, son of Western hotel proprietor J H L Gerkens, acted out burglars in Temple's store. Temple accidentally discharged a loaded revolver, the bullet striking Gerkens in the heart and killing him instantly.
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Petaluma
Cal
Farle Temple
C. Temple
Henry Gerkens
J. H. L. Gerkens
Western Hotel
Temple
Young Temple
Young Gerken
Bankers and aldermen indicted for city waterworks sale fraud
The circuit grand jury returned indictments charging Banker McKnight of the wrecked German National bank Sterling Edmunds and seven aldermen with conspiracy to defraud the city in approving a resolution to sell the city waterworks valued at ten million dollars. The same day The Daily Item reported John Drexel and party aboard a private yacht overdue seven days since leaving Philadelphia for New Orleans for Mardi Gras with no word from the vessel.
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Louisville
McKnight
German National Bank
Sterling Edmunds
Board of Aldermen
New Orleans
The
Daily Item
John Drexel
Philadelphia
New York
European powers poised over Crete and Greece row
London dispatches report four day deadline for Greece to withdraw forces from Crete while talks in Constantinople and Athens move toward collective notes to Turkey and Greece. insurgents report fighting near Ketimo as Turkish forces, including a convoy to Malta, clash with factions. famine looms in Candia amid cordoned streets and expired armistice at Selinos.
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London
Constantinople
Athens
Turkey
Greece
Crete
Canea
Canevario
Ketimo
Malta
Fuad
the Chronicle
Russia
Thessaly
Agean Sea
National Committee
Macedonia
Candia
Selinos
War threatens in Candia as Crete battles flare
Times reports looming war tax in Thessaly and Ar Ite, Roumanian government mobilizes reserves 18 to 52, and Colonel Goracas with 16 000 insurgents plans to attack Hierapetra amid weak forts and scarce arms. Famine looms, district pillage feared, and Bashi Bazouks and regulars suffer casualties. insurgents blame British Consul Bilotti, whose house is looted, while Athens notes a carnival proceeding with typical spirit.
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London
Athens
The
Times
Thessaly
Ar Ite
Bucharest
Candia
Goracas
Hierapetra
Itill
Canen
Bilotti
Crete
Hiérapetra
Settlement Reaches National Bank of Illinois Former President
George Schneidler, former president of the National Bank of Illinois, has effected a settlement. All his business affairs are closed, including indebtedness to the bank, and his release has been approved in honorable and creditable terms.
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Chicago
George, Schneider
The
National Bank of Illinois
Aire
Fire damages Ishpeming store. two die, several injured
A fire at C F Sanderstrom store in Ishpeming Michigan caused about 20000 dollars in damage. Firemen from outside helped save the town and two mill workers died after an Acushnet Mills boiler exploded in New Bedford Massachusetts.
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Ishpeming
Mich
Michigamme
C. F. Sanderstrom
Maine Tree
Los
Deltav
New Bedford
Maxe
Vis Oh
Acushnet Mills
Manuel Mendosa
Arthur Ashin
Zacatecas Mine Disaster Claims 170 Miners
News from Zacatecas reports a deadly mine fire at the Zom bete and San Francisco mines. A rescue attempt faced smoke and asphyxiation risks, with ten bodies recovered and 170 miners confirmed dead, marking the city’s worst modern disaster.
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City of Mexico
Zacatecas
Zanamoro
Zombete Company
San Francisco
Marquis de Palmerola Attacks General Lee in Havana Palace
A Havana dispatch reports the Marquis de Palmerola accusing General Lee of being a liar and rebel during a palace scene in the presence of several newspaper correspondents. The clash followed censorship blocking a dispatch about Scott’s arrest and imprisonment, illustrating pressure on ordinary citizens.
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New York
Herald
Havana
Marquis de Palmerola
General Lee
Scott
General Palmerola
Lee
KILLED BY INCHES
Albert Thompson a fireman on the tug Mystic was fatally injured when his legs became trapped in revolving crank equipment as the vessel moved out into the stream. He died shortly after, with pieces removed from the machinery during rescue.
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Seattle
Wash
Albert Thompson
Mystic
Thompson
Search party Finds Missing Men Frozen to Death
A Rawlins Wyoming dispatch says a party that began from Salt Lake City found Thomas Hogg and a half breed named Eiseel fourteen miles from Rawlins. The men were found side by side having died from freezing after missing since Saturday.
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Salt Lake
the Tribune
Rawlins
Wyo
Thomas Hogg
Eiseel
Polaski Warns Laborers About Ramlabarg Mines
San Jose March 2 William Polaski reports that tales of rich mines at Ramlabarg are greatly exaggerated and that hundreds of idle men are there with no shelter and little food He advises workers not to go.
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San Jose
Cal
William Polaski
Ramlabarg
Two Men Dead in Deer Trail Gulch Snow Slide
Salt Lake dispatch reports Charlee Willing and Carl Peterson found dead in Deer Trail gulch after a snow slide swept away their cabin. The pair, who had gone into the gulch about ten days ago, were killed by the slide.
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Salt Lake
The
Tribune
Marysville
Utah
Charlee Willing
Carl Peterson
Deer Trail Gulch
Fire destroys E K Thomas Fruit Company dryer
A fire tonight in Ah Jows destroyed the E K Thomas Fruit Company dryer. Officials estimate losses may reach 50000 dollars, with the loss fully insured. The fire’s origin is not yet known.
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EK. Thomas Fruit Company
Axis train wreck in Moscow kills nineteen passengers
Vienna March 2 report says a fast train carrying Axis officials to Moscow derailed after leaving the embankment. Nineteen passengers were killed and many injured in the crash.
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Vienna
Axis
Pester Lioyds
Moscow
Secretary Olney Denies Lee Resignation Rumor Amid Cuban Tensions
Havana dispatch reports Americans urged to stay safe as rumors claim General Lee prepared to resign. Lee reportedly refuses recall and seeks firm U.S. intervention after the Ruiz murder. Consul-General Lee and De Lome note strong American support while avoiding partisan exploitation.
Rumor of Lee Resignation Passports Ruled Fake
Washington report says Consul General Lee did not request passports or warships and that resignation rumors are false. Secretary Olney telegram to Senator Hale declares the tale baseless, dismissing the idea of a U S Spain rupture over the matter. The rumor had circulated widely but is said to be completely discredited.
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Washington
Hale
Capitol
Olney
Lee
United States
Spain
No Reply From State Department on General Lee Demands
A Havana dispatch says Washington refused to answer General Lee's questions about Spanish abuses and US treaty rights. It reports general mistreatment of prisoners, including solitary confinement, and notes US protection doubts as panic grows among Americans in Havana awaiting fleet action.
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New York
Havana
State Department
Lee
United States
Ruia
Scott
Ahumada
Olney
Florida
Washington
Congress
Queen Signs Pardon for Julio Sanguilly
Washington reports Senor de Lome received a cable from the Duke of Tetuan stating the queen has signed Julio Sanguilly’s pardon. The cabinet had agreed to the action days earlier but withheld public announcement until formal signature.
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Washington
Senor de Lome
Duke of
Olney Advises Sanguilly to Withdraw Appeal for Pardon
From Havana on March 1 the AP reports Secretary Olney cabled Sanguilly to withdraw his appeal and accept a pardon on condition he depart Cuba and refrain from further revolutions. Olney hopes Sanguilly will accept and keep his word.
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Havana
Associated Press
Olney
Sanguilly
Cuba
Three Senators Vote No on International Conference Bill
Washington report notes only three Republicans Henry of Connecticut Johnson of Indiana and Quigg of New York opposed the house stance on the international monetary conference measure after a two hour debate. The bill earned support from Republicans gold Democrats and silver Democrats amid broader disputes over bimetallism and arbitration.
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House
Senate
Indiana
Quigg
New York
Johnson
C. W. Stone
Grow
Watson
McCreary
Sparkman
Hartman
McRae
Cooper
Cox
McMillan
Erdman
Frye
Morgan
George Aguirre
Spain
United States
Cable
Lodge
Call
Hale
White
Ruiz
Cuba
Sanguilly
Callendar
Reform League Pushes Bill to Curb Prizefights News
Washington reports advance Corbett Fitzsimmons prizefight coverage prompts Rev. Wilbur F Crafts to seek swift rule changes. The House committee reviews a draft banning prizefight depictions in mail or interstate commerce with penalties up to five years in prison or a $1000 fine.
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Washington
Corbett-Fitzsimmons
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Wilbur F. Crafts
Crafte
National Reform League
Leas
Aldrich
Illinois
United States
One-Armed Confederate Veteran Attacks Wife in Bed
In Atlanta on March 1 H P Cook a Confederate veteran living there told his wife he was dying and she came to his bedside He suddenly lunged with a clasp knife striking a six inch neck wound The wife’s prognosis is grim Gas leakage in Philadelphia in 1806 is noted elsewhere with a large estimated volume and value.
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Atlanta
H. P. Cook
Mra Cook
Cashier Hangs Self in Essex Home
William S. Whorter cashier of the National Exchange Bank of Hartford killed himself at his father’s Essex residence today. The death is attributed to melancholia.
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Essex, Conn
William
Whorter
National Exchange Bank of Hartford
Wage Cut Notice At Pueblo Steel Works
Pueblo Colorado dated March 1 reports a 10 percent wage reduction for all labor classes to take effect today, with the notice posted at the steel works Saturday.
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Pueblo
Colo
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