Salvation Oil touted as timely remedy for rheumatism
A period advertisement extols Salvation Oil as a timely friend that rapidly cures rheumatism neuralgia and pains when other remedies fail. AVirginia reader from Ashland Jnv M Hail reports relief from ankle rheumatism swelling and pain after using Salvation Oil. Sold Steiner Bros 1027 North Market St J J Rembrose 168 North Merist St.
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North Merist St
Europe Threat and Greece Crisis Across Crete Front
The Times Athens correspondent reports that the powers demand Greece evacuate Crete and withdraw Turkish troops from the frontier. Greek troops train daily as troops prepare to defend Larissa, while agitation in Thessaly raises the risk of war. The Greek press urges prudence but warns the crisis could erupt. a new coercive note and possible blockade loom with France reluctant to participate.
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Prince of Wales
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Corakes
Associated Press
France
Mother McKinley Returns Homeward From Washington
After a week in the capital Mrs. McKinley and her sister Miss Helen McKinley left Washington last night for Canton accompanied by Captain Heistand. The president and Abner McKinley saw them to the station while Mrs. Saxton and Mrs. Barter remained at the White House.
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White House
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Canton
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Abner RicKinley
Saxton
Barter
McHinney
Leading Salvationist in Canada Ill With Severe Illness
Eva Fair Hingston Booth, commander of Salvation Army forces in Canada, lies critically ill in Toronto after a sudden collapse three weeks ago. An improvised temple hospital remains her temporary recovery space as medical staff monitor her condition. In Montana, Judge Smith orders a grand jury to probe bribery rumors tied to the recent state legislature.
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Eva Fair Hingston Booth
Salvation Army
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Army
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Helena
Mont
Smith
Roumora
Exiled Queen Fanavolana of Madagascar Sent to Reunion
Tamatave March 12 Aged queen Fanavolana of Madagascar, born 1621, who rose to the throne in 1835 after her mother’s death, has been exiled to Reunion following a French protectorate agreement after occupation of the capital. The queen, described as refined and devoted to her people, began her journey to a new home yesterday.
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Madasvecur
Ranavatuns Lk
Mada- Suscer
Reunion
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Fanavalona
Madagascar
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Mississippi River Threatens New Channel Near Memphis
Memphis residents face possible Mississippi River rechanneling as floodwaters rise past 20 feet. Experts warn the river could cut a new bed through Crittenden County Arkansas, threatening the $2 million bridge and leaving Memphis on a shallow lake. Four Mile Bayou may capture the flow, potentially reshaping the river southwest of the city.
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Memphis
Tenn
Arkansas
Crawley’s Ridge
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Crittenden County
Ark
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Brooklyn Fire Insurance Adjuster Indicted for Abetting Arson
George W. Hott a Brooklyn fire insurance adjuster was indicted yesterday by the Brooklyn grand jury as an accessory after the fact to arson. He aided Samuel Mitch another fire insurance adjuster in this city two years ago and was found hiding. He is out on ten thousand dollars bail and has prior indictments for arson tied to the old firebug gang now partly jailed.
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New York
George W. Hott
Brooklyn
Holt
Samuel Mitch
Mitch
Firebug Gang
Great Losses by Shipwrecks in English Seas
A New York insurance official reports a London circular showing English companies lost £2,000,000 in shipwrecks from January 1 to February 27, the highest two months loss in 29 years. The figure is considered a low estimate, with anticipated additions possibly reaching £500,000.
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London
Weyler's Alleged Orders Reach Havana for Cuban War End
The Record correspondent in Havana reports General Weyler issuing from Madrid to end the Cuban war within three weeks. He allegedly seeks negotiations with General Gomez at Villa Clara and may offer bribes or autonomy to resolve the conflict, even suggesting ceding Cuba if needed.
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Weysler
Convicted of Selling Oleomargarine in Trenton
In a United States court Paul Paulson of Atlantic City was found guilty of selling oleomargarine to Atlantic City hotels without a wholesale license. He held a retail license and acted as selling agent for a Chicago wholesale house. Sentence deferred. Hannah Hubert and Soas Slocum of Long Branch pleaded guilty to violating pension laws by receiving a widow pension after remarriage and will be sentenced within days.
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United States
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Atlantic City
Liicense
Paulson
Lcense
Chicago
Hannah Hubert
Soas Slocum
Long Branch
Monauh
Big verdict in alienation of affections suit
New York marriage suit ends with Mrs. Margaret Buchanan awarded the full $50,000 for alienation of her husband’s affections. The verdict favors Buchanan, with Mrs. Kate M. Foster expected to appeal, signaling a protracted legal fight ahead.
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Margaret Buchanan
Kate M. Foster
Evans Likely to Be Pension Commissioner as Logan Misses Austria Role
Washington March 12 H Clay Evans of Tennessee has been tendered the pension commissioner post and is expected to accept. Frank W Palmer of Hingis is named public printer. Logan Jr. is unlikely for Austria Hungary mission and Bellamy Storer may not become assistant secretary of state. Evans is a Chattanooga manufacturer with rail line ties, and Hay and Porter nominations to Britain and ambassadorial posts are unsettled.
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Tennessee
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John Hay
Great Britain
Horace Porter
Clay Evans
Germany
Senate
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Draper
Italy
John A. Logan, Jr
Promi
Austria-Hungary
Bellamy Storer
Pennsylvania Treasury Investigation Advances in Harrisburg
Harrisburg March 12 The state treasury and auditor generals office inquiry nears completion with a plan to publish a report to the house and senate. The Stewart bill would impose interest on state deposits outside active banks each with 500000 dollars and require more auditor clerks and sole warrant authority for state institution pay. Bryan Addresses Tennessee Legislators in Nashville
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Senate
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Cambridge honors Bayard with honorary degree
Cambridge University conferred honorary degrees on United States Ambassador Bayard and retiring French ambassador Baron de Courcel. The ceremony featured scarlet robes and a cheering reception as an American flag was waved by undergraduates.
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Baron de Courcel
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Delaware Murder Mystery Shocks Milton Authorities
The body of an unknown young woman was found yesterday in the Broadkiln River near Milton Delaware. The skull was crushed and the authorities suspect murder. An old boat nearby contained hairpins and women’s clothing. The victim remains unidentified.
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Secretary Sherman's Confidential Clerk Appointed
Secretary of State Sherman appoints William B. Galitre of Marietta Ohio as confidential clerk. The post pays 1200 a year and was formerly held by a civil service clerk. Galitre previously worked with President McKinley during his Ohio governorship.
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Ohio
Strike Amicably Adjusted at Cleveland Shipyards
The wage dispute between the Cleveland Ship Building company and its workers was settled yesterday and the workforce returned to work today.
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International swindler William Carrell Woodward arrested
New York reports William Carrell Woodward alias Musgrove alias Hawkes and a woman named Jennie Sankey were arrested on a Philadelphia jewel theft charge. Described as a professional swindler and bunco man, Woodward’s past includes London club crimes, a clash with denounced associates, and a venture in Ceylon involving gems. He reportedly fled to Europe, later returning to New Rochelle and entangled in a Garfield National Bank dispute.
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Aliaz Musgrove
Alms Hawkes
Jennie Sankey
Philadelphia
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South Kensington
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Arthur Cockburn
Alfred Saville
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Jarvis
Windy FIGHTERS Row Fizzles Then Peace Talks Set
Carson Nev March 12 For a time yesterday it looked like a fight between the two camps over rule readings by Siler Dan Stuart moved to patch up peace with Fitzsimmons and Corbett agreeing to a conference Officials note Fitzsimmons wanted an even show and no undue advantage Corbett said he would concede to the rules and attend the conference President Faure greets Queen Victoria at Noisy le See then signs the queen s book Beatrice and Victoria ofSchleswigHolstein introduced to Faure 3000000 Christian Endeavorers in Boston March 12 trustees place membership at 2 860 200 with United Society report
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Dan Stuart
Flit- Immons
Siler
Corbett
Stuart Fmf Vly
Tiage
Fitzsimmons
Faure
Victoria
Paris
Queen Victoria
Noisy-le-See
Beatrice
Schlesig-Holstein
Christian
Cleveland Cycle Contest Ends With Close Six Day Race
In Cleveland the six day bicycle race saw Schoch and Ashinger gain a2 lap advantage as Wood leads with 459 miles and 3 laps. Scherk shows 449.14, Gimm 449.14, Gifford 443.21, Ashinger 448.8, Dench 457.9. Tangier reports Fez walls collapse killing 180 workmen.
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Ashinger
Wood
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Dench
News Nuggets from the Nation and World
President McKinley proclaims a new patent convention with Japan now operative. Died in England, Professor Henry Drummond, noted religious writer. Hon. Charles A. Towne argues England will not accept international bimetallism. Amxaca Mexico faces black vomit scourge amid smallpox and grip rising. Pennsylvania bills require vaccination for school admission.
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Japan
Henry Drummond
Tunbridge Wells
England
Charles A. Towne
Minnesota
Amxaca
Mexico
Republic
Pennsylvania
Turmoil at Cooper Union arbitration meeting sparks police action
New York citizens meeting to endorse the arbitral treaty with Great Britain turned chaotic as Judge Lynn denounced the resolutions. President Low and Bishop Potter spoke for peace, while Lynn and ex-Secretary Fairchild urged rejection, prompting clashes, boos, and partial police intervention before final votes upheld the resolutions.
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Fairchild
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England
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Lynn
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South Africa
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Towns Cmering for Provisions in Midwest Storm
The text reports widespread storm conditions hindering railroad communication across Minnesota Wisconsin North Dakota and adjacent territories. Cited are shortages of coal and provisions affecting relief efforts as storms persist from March 12 through the day.
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Seth Dakota
Finnesota
Feswa
Wisconsin
Indictment Against J M McKnight in Kentucky Bank Case
Federal grand jury returned the largest indictment yet in Kentucky district court against J M McKnight former president of the German National Bank. The 23 page document contains 91 counts alleging embezzlement false entries and false reports to the controller. McKnight appeared before Judge Barr and was authorized bond at 313 000.
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Kentucky
J. M. Mec- Ruight
German National Bank
McKnight
To Arrest Cock Fighters Lancaster Pa March 12
Upon a complaint by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals District Attorney Lane directed an inquiry into a cooking main in the city’s eastern suburbs on Feb 22. Alderman Nebr issued warrants for the arrest of 24 well known sporting men alleged to have attended the event.
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Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Storney Lane
Nebr
Miners' condition debated as investigation urged in Pottsburg district
In Harrisburg on March 12 lawmakers debated mining concerns with a proposed joint inquiry by the house and senate mines committees into the Pottsburg bituminous district. Senator Flynn opposed the plan, and the senate adjourned without final action after extensive amendments. A separate bill in the house would extend compulsory education to truancy schools. A fish commission proposal to raise black bass size to seven inches passed a compromise. In Trenton a race track bill mirroring New York’s Gray law sparked debate, but its chances remain slim.
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Senare
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Union
New Jersey
Trenton
New York
Telegraph Toll Reduction Passes House in Washington
Olympia March 12. The house, by 47 to 2, passed a bill to reduce telegraph tolls in the state. It makes it unlawful for any telegraph company to charge more than one and a half cents per word for messages within Washington, with a minimum charge of five cents for five words or less.
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Olympia
Wash
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State of
Washington
Three Buxen Children Drowned in Ontario Pond
Three eldest children of Frederick Buxen in Howmansville Ontario drowned last night when the pond near their garden gave way. The youngest slipped in first, and in an attempt to save him the other two perished as well, authorities report a mir race has left the pond.
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Ont
Frederick Buxen
Women delegates approved at St Louis conference
Nevada Missouri March 12 at yesterdays session of the St Louis conference of the Methodist church the question of admitting women as delegates to the general conference carried 76 for 23 against The proposal for equal representation of laymen and ministers was voted down Topeka Kansas March 12 the Popa Ust measure for initiative and referendum was defeated in the lower house after having passed the senate The resolution failed 76 to 47 a two thirds majority required
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Topeka
Kan
Senate
Market report shows firmer tone amid dull trading
New York and Philadelphia closing quotations reveal a firm mood with dormancy in activity. Prices across grains and livestock hold steady to higher with mixed movements in futures and spot quotes, while regional reports note variable demand and cautious market tone.
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