White Hand and Natchez Leaders Confront In Native Village
A prisoner White Hand is confronted by Stung Serpent and the Great Sun of the Natchez as tension rises over white incursions into Natchez lands. The Great Sun delivers word of a mission to the white man and White Hand’s fate hinges on a vow. The scene moves toward a ritual site with ritual blood and a hidden world beneath the village as characters prepare for a continuation.
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Princess Coqualla Visits Prisoner With Ultimatum
White Hand meets Princess Coqualla in the prison as she declares safety for the moment but warns that her father plans to kill Sie Geta. She implies a single condition to avoid the death, speaking of promises and a tense bargain amid courtly danger.
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Coqualla
Sie Geta
White
Magilton the Ape Acrobat Ghost Dream Tale
A Scottish century story recounts a wife’s repeated dreams of a dream house that later matches a Highlands residence found by her husband. A haunted bedroom, a “little lady,” and a striking coincidence lead to a “second sight” claim with no explanation offered.
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Lady B
Highlands
Nine Teens Die In Hudson River Boat Capsize Near Glens Falls
A scow ferry on the Hudson river at Spier Falls capsized killing nine teen laborers employed on the Hudson river power company dam project. Italian workers, many aboard, were crossing when the vessel lurched after a boy clung to a rope. only some were saved as bodies are searched along a flood of logs and debris.
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Spies Falls
Hudson River
Hudson River Power Company
Bismarck Brain Weighs Heavier Than Noted Geniuses
Anthropologist Otto Ammon and sculptor Prof Schafer estimate Bismarck's brain weighed 1,867 grammes, surpassing Cuvier Byron Krant Schiffer and Dante as the heaviest among known brains. The average European brain weighs 1,380 grammes.
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Otto Ammon
Herr Ammon
Schafer
Cuvier
Byron
Krant
Schiffer
Dante
Reliance on Faith Healing Sparks Debate
A man advertising occult powers questions belief in faith healing. He divides the matter into two motives whether viewed as medical aid or as a financial investment, highlighting the tension between healing and profit.
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Washington Stan
New Land Officials At The Dalles And Grants Pass Plans
The Oregon news notes tax paying livery in Linns County, a Grants Pass street carnival from June 16 to 21 led by the Woodmen, and Albany real estate exchange success. It reports a Greenville postmaster robbery of 110 dollars, announces a La Grande farmers institute March 20 and 21 with Corvallis faculty attending, and updates on the Lewis and Clark Centennial appropriation, state asylum building plans, and January fee collections totaling 680 dollars by Master Fish Warden Var Duren.
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Greenville
J. M. Church
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Var Duren
Senate Opens Special Session New Members Sworn In
The United States Senate convened in special session at the president's call as new members were sworn in. A message from President Roosevelt was read, noting treaties needing action with Colombia and expressing the need for a formal meeting. The session proceeded with members escorted to the desk and readiness signals observed.
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Senate
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Cockrell
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Republic of Colombia
Theodore, Roosevelt
Kite House
Benson in Jail After Jailer's Murder Trial
Olympia March 9 Christy Benson the murderer of Jailer Morrell at Olympia February 28 was captured last night and is again in his cell at Olympia. He was found in a deserted cabin two miles west of town offering no resistance. He cried when recounting his story and his movements match prior reports. He had been in Tacoma a day and a half before returning to Olympia.
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Christy Benson
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Strike Looms If Demands Not Met in Shipyards
New York reports that Townsend & Downey shipyard workers at Shooter Island may trigger a general strike. Boilermakers and iron shipbuilders who left the yards about a month ago have given organizers an ultimatum. an answer is due today. If rejected, at least 8,000 men in New York Brooklyn and New Jersey will walk off.
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Townsend & Downey
Shooter Island
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New Jersey
Severe snow storm with snowslides near Telluride
Heavy snow has gripped the Colorado mountains for three days with fierce gales. Snow slides have occurred in several locations but no serious injuries or deaths yet reported. Frost and heavy snowfall threaten mining property and potential loss of life if slides worsen.
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Telluride
Colo
Here
Mine Fire Rages at Chestnut Coal Mine
Fire sweeps the Northern Pacific coal mine at Chestnut near Bozeman Montana. Damage is extensive and operations halted for at least two weeks. More than 200 workers are idle as crews battle the blaze.
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Mont
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Chestnut
Portland Markets Full Line Prices For Wheat And Farm Goods
Wheat quotations for Walla Walla and valley range from 75 to 87 cents with varied grades. Barley priced at 23.50 to 24 per ton for feed and brewing. Flour values listed from 3 to 4.85 per hundredweight, with other grains and meal noted. Hay prices for Timothy and clover listed per ton, potatoes at 40 to 75 cents per cental, poultry and eggs prices given, cheese and wool values, butter, and beef prices included.
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Valley
Graham
Hope
Wool—Valley
Oregon
Money for Pair Cut Back in Capitol Budget Debate
Sharp urged reducing the overall appropriation to 25 000 while Senator Warburton led sharp objections. The St Louis fair was allotted 75 000 and the capitol bill was trimmed from 350 000 to 101 500 as part of the measure. The debate showed limited support for the proposal.
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St. Louis
Capitol
Names of New Warships
Secretary Moody announced a decision on the states to receive the five battleships under the new naval bill and he will urge Congress to provide for this in the upcoming naval law.
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Washington
Moody
Congress
Soldiers Do Not Wish to Return Home
Manila March 7 The United States transport Thomas will sail for home tomorrow taking two batteries and four men from five cavalry units for transfers to commands there but General Davis cannot comply with their requests as the authorized strength of the forces remains here is exceeded.
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Manila
United States
Thomas
Davis
Swift Syndicate Wins Manila Streetcar Franchise
A Detroit led syndicate headed by Charles Swift and including the Weetinghonss company and White & Co secured the Manila streetcar franchise. The group purchased the franchise and the old Spanish property while German bidders withdrew. Swift syndicate offers the government a fortieth of gross earnings.
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Charles Swift
Detroit
Mich
Weetinghonss Company
White & Co
Swift Syndicate
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