Protest against Bishop Sharrettt fievana meeting
A small March 12 protest meet ing opposed the appointment of Mr. Sharrett to the busker Havana. A four member committee including General Maxima Gomez planned to visit the bishop and urged resignation as a way to avoid organizing about 40 protest sub committees. A motion to protest to the pope was rejected by a large majority.
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Sharrettt Fievana
Sharrett
Havana
Maxima Gomez
Bishp
Refurat
Mgr Sberretti
Hood's Sarsaparilla Credited With Curing Eczema
E W Decarr of Gardiner New York credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with curing his mother's eczema after two years of medicines failed. Two bottles relieved extreme pain from lacerations and restored comfort. A series of testimonials claim improved sleep appetite and energy from using Hood's Sarsaparilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
E. W. Decarr
Gardiner
N.Y
Acker's English Remedy Endorsed By Local Resident
A local seller recounts a customer praise for Acker's English Remedy as an effective cough and throat relief. The testimonial notes its success over 14 years of experience and promotes bottles priced 5c, 50c, and 1.25, with a satisfaction promise and return policy. Distributed across the United States Canada England by Wocker & Co. and sold locally by Albert L. Pearre in Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pple
Acker
Bellefontaine
Ohio
United States
Canada
England
Baptismal Revival Draws Crowd at Mount Olivet Church
In New York on March 12 a revival at Mount Olivet Church drew a crowded, frigid ceremony as 18 more congregants were immersed. Police, ambulances, and five officers managed the jammed aisles while witnesses fainted and hundreds sang hymns. Rev. A T Walker called the immersion a divine trial for salvation, earning him the nickname Colored John the Baptist for leading the event.
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New York
Mareh
Roosevelt Hospital
John the Baptist
Steamer Cuvier Sunk After Dover Straits Collision
London reports reveal the British steamer Cuvier, Captain Quinton, was rammed in the Straits of Dover on March 9 by an unnamed steamer. Three survivors landed at Calais recounted a rapid sinking, with 30 crew below deck and many drowned as the other vessel steamed away. The captain and third mate leaped from the bridge as the ship went down. Two survivors clung to a capsized boat before rescue.
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London
Cuvier
Quinton
Straits of Dover
Calais
France
Windsor
Pigeon Thief Fatality Shoots Suspect In Wilkesbarre
Wilkesbarre, Pa, March 12 Henry J Dubois a pigeon fancier awakened by a burglar alarm armed himself and fired on three intruders at his pigeon coop One man was shot in the abdomen and left to die Identified as 24 year old Eugene Smith the other two fled Dubois surrendered to police
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Henry J. Dubois
Dubois
Eugene Smith
Killed Defending His Mother Near Sioux City
Sioux City Ja March 12 Christ Bauer was killed by his brother in law Ernest Meyers twenty miles east of here. Both men are farmers. Bauer died defending his mother after Meyers had quarreled with her and Meyers had been drinking.
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Sioux City
Christ Bauer
Ernest Meyers
Here
Bauer
Meyers
Two AunoRed Indians Killed In Battle With Meaives Troupe
Indigenous forces clash with Meaives troupe as four days of fighting end in disaster. Indiana units report several killed and many wounded on both sides. Mexican soldiers suffer lighter casualties, while Maya Indians join the warpath, prompting fears of a protracted uprising across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetueces Coscerit
Taerin
Austin Tvs Marek
Indiana
Four Children Escaped Submerged Wabash Hut
Peru Indiana March 12 four Williams children lived four days in a submerged hut on a Wabash island as river ice opened their boat crushed and they stood on chairs and table before clinging to a roof to dodge drowning neighbors saved them after many attempts New power for the Plunger in Baltimore March 12 submarined boat Plunger to be towed to Richmond engines removed and gas engines used under water electricity propulsion cost about 40000 Refused to order a sympathy strike in Chicago March 12 building trades council declines supporting Machinists union strike life sentence for a promoter Pekin March 12 Wu Shih Chiu imprisoned for life over He Nan railway concession British minister seeks relief Double lynching Valdosta Florida March 12 a negro hanged after two white men Carver slain by the same man
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Peru
Ind
Arthur Williams
Wabash River
Wabash
Reese
David Cripe
Shuman Heminger
Baltimore
Frederic A. Verdu
Holland Torpedo Boat Company
Columbian From Works
Richmond
William R. Trigg Company
Chicago
Building Trades Council
Machinists’ Union
Uion
Ihs
Pekin
Wu-Shih-Chiu
He-Nan
Claude MacDonald
Landslide Disaster At Sandon Buries Six Homes
A landslide at Sandon British Columbia at noon yesterday demolished six houses. William McLeod is missing and believed buried under ruins. Mrs. Harry Nash Mrs. W. Fogg and Mr. Lovett are seriously injured with several others slightly hurt.
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Landatide
Sandon
B. C
William McLeod
Harry Nash
W. Fogg
Lovett
Murdered by Footpads On Senate Avenue
Indianapolis March 12 John B. Stout, a respected citizen, was robbed and shot by footpads Saturday night while returning home on Senate avenue. He died last night. No crew.
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Indianapolis
John B. Stout
Senate Avenue
Veterans Deaths and Political Notes in New York
Captain Joseph W Gelway retired U S A dies in New York aged 72. Governor Roosevelt voices resolve against precidentis consddate. Senator Alien notes 20 senate workers earning 510000. Ex Congressman John Davis Kansas founder of Populist party becomes totally blind. Proposal to tax ships from nations discriminating against American products. Gas inhalation kills William L Cochrane 24 son of ex Judge Cochrane. Robert J Graham from Toronto surrenders after six weeks in New York Tenderloin, confessing to 2000 embezzlement from L Coffee Co train dealers.
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Joseph W. Gelway
New York
Roosevelt
Alien
Senate
John Davis
Kansas
William L. Cochrane
Cochrane
Virginia Supreme Court
Robert J. Graham
Toronto
Canada
Metrolitan
L. Coffee & Co
Kentucky turmoil sparks militia in state capital clash
March 12 report from Frankfort describes Democratic Governor Be rkh am Coward forming a state guard as tensions rise over arrests tied to the Goebel assassination. militia units are deployed around the Capitol hotel while Republican leaders deny planned seizures.
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Jeoues
Prankfort
Berkham Coward
Hew Marshall
Tayter
Beckham
Marshall
Capital Hotel
David R. Murray
Clover Point
Murray
Taylor
State House
Garboursville Company
Pineville
London
Crise
Goebel
Caleb Powers
Charles Finley
Johns W. Davis
Powers
Davis
Sherif
Lexington
Justus
Arthur Goebel
William Goebel
Justus Goebel
Goebel Brothers
State Commission
Oen
Secretary of State
Frankfort
Topeka Capitist to Debut With Sheldon Run Week
Rev harley M Sheldon plans a one week edition of The Capital to test a reform minded newspaper. Regular staff stay except editor-in-chief Charles M Sheldon who takes a break. Printers will focus on government science and reform topics with minimal sensational news and no objectionable advertising. Sunday edition preprinted early Saturday to finish circulation before Sunday.
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Prchlse
New
Topeka
Harley M. Sheldon
Capital
Sheldon
Thy Capital
Charles M. Sheldon
Hudson
OPEN DOOR IN CHINA SEEN AS END TO SPHERES OF INFLUENCE
President Ide Wheeler of the University of California spoke on the China open door at the Monticello club and said Secretary Hay will soon announce a diplomatic victory. The plan envisions no more spheres of influence, abolition of tariffs, and free ports for world commerce, aligning with the British open door principle. Prince Clarence faces debt and a Jamaican court dispute over Mosquito territory rights, while Shamokin officials are charged with bribery.
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San Francisco
Ide Wheeler
University of California
Monticello Club
Hay
Wheeler
Washington
China
Greatin
France
Prussia
Germany
Lord Beresford
Prince Clarence
Kingston
Jam
Mezquito
Govermment
Jamaica
Mosquito Territory
Frince
Clarence
Driefontein Battles and War Dispatches Chronicle
Reports from Driefontein recount a hard clash as British forces under General Kelly-Kenny press the Boer positions at Delvfontein kopjes. Casualties run high for the Boers with 102 believed killed and about 20 prisoners taken. British gains are noted as nightfall halted further advance. Separate wires describe a self confessed embezzler in Altoona and legal actions against Jr. O. U. A. M. in Harrisburg, plus post office robbery arrests traced to several counties.
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Yeeterndiv
Ryfontein
Orange Free State
Yesteriay
Growlwou
Lng
Bloemfontein
Delvfontein
Kopjes
Kelly-Kenny
Fhve
War Office
Lord Roberts
Drutefontein
Eustace
Bluffy
Lomax
McKartie
Kitchener
South African Republic
Driefontein Farm
Cronje
Laager
Mafeking
Train Tragedy Near Hopewell Kills Two Men
March 12 near Hopewell three men were struck by a Philadelphia and Reading train. Lorenz Aranto and Feters Luigi died, while Salvator Attenetti survived with only severe injuries after being found on the cowcatcher unconscious. he was hospitalized in Treston and expected to recover.
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Trenton
Philadelphia and
Reading
Hopewell
Lorenz Aranto
Feters Luigi
Salvator Attenetti
Attenetti
Treston
Rete
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Willacs
Colon
Panama
Eczema
Fania Santa
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Oswego, N. Y
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Lansing Street
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Wocker & C9
Albert L. Pearre
Frederiek, Md
Irving S. Biser
Maal Estate
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Ernest Helfenstein
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Jennings
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Carver
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Tate
Franklis
Harlan Whittaker
Guebel
Louisville
Sheldon's Christian Daily
Shamokin
Francis M. Rowe
Elias Gotschalk
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William Zimmerman
Oscar J. Reed
William Reppard
William Taby
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Altoona
James D. McNamara
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