President's Daughter Margaret Wilson Engaged to Roy Fisher
The Washington Post reports through secretary Miss Hagner that Margaret Wilson is engaged to Roy Fisher of New York and Princeton. The story notes Mrs Wilson and family proximity to the president and cites unofficial private discussions. A separate hospital incident involves a boy named Brayson at Savanne hospital and a nurse’s account of a patient’s reaction to a snow day episode.
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Margaret
Boyd Fisher
Miss Hagner
Woodrow Wilison
Margaret Wilson
Roy Fisher
New York
Princeton
amd
Hiefen Woo
Hrayson
aec
Cerin
Savanne
lome
Fatal sledding accident kills five year old boy
In Kane Pennsylvania Ben Alten, five year old son of Mr and Mrs Aurod Alten of Lindlow, was killed when sleds loaded with logs toppled over. The child, seated atop the logs, was buried under the heavy timber as the wagon from Wetmore to Lindlow overturned.
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Kane
Morel
James ali
Ben
Aurod Alten
Lindlow
baniine
Wetmore
Lidlow
Murder Laid to Mexican Bandits Across the Border
Washington March 17 20 Reports say Mexican raiders crossed the line at Tecate killing a civilian and wounding another. Federal troops encamped at Tecate to aid customs and emigration officers enforcing neutrality laws. Battle for Torreon begins with simultaneous federal and rebel advances. Pennsylvania uses parcel post to dispatch state publications.
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Washington
Mareh
Ofoa Mexiun rairoad coasti
Beng
Crank
Jonston
Deete
Cal
San Francsco
California
agar department
Tecate
ome
Nathaw
Vue
Coast Artillery
Torreon
Paso
Tex
ines
Saltilla
Monterey
Zavulza
Parcel Post
Starrisburg
state of Pennsylvania loos
Trial Board Blames Monroe Captain in Wreck
In Monroe, Captain Gsmyn Berry of the Nantucket steanship Old Sununion was blamed by one trial board member for the wreck off Virginia Capes that killed forty one. The two inspectors disagreed, with Dr. Howard opposing exoneration and urging accountability, while R A Sergeant read a report whitewashing Berry and accusing Captain Edward Johnson of incompetence. The department of steamboat inspection in Washington will decide further action.
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Philadelphia
Morels
Gsmyn Berry
gid
steanship
Nantucket
Sununion
Monroa
Jaen
Virginia Capes
United States board of
department of steamboat inspection
Washington
Berry
neglence
Old Dominion
R. A. Serjeant
Edward Johnson
de Monroe
Gerry
John Frederic Lewis
Johnson
Sergeant
Dr. Howard
Howard
Five Priests Slain Rebels Loot Churches in Tamaulipas
Refugees report rebels looted a cathedral and a church, burned a convent, and abducted priests in Tamaulipas. Two Catholic priests arriving in New Orleans, Father Moreno Madina and Father Raymond Gonzales, cited violence at Victoria and Victoria’s cathedral, the American convent, and Tula, with priests held for ransom of sun pesos each.
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New Orleans
Tamaulipas
ranrum
Lather Jose Moreno Madina
Raymon Gonzales
Victoria
Mexico
aluntd Casalero
Father Viadina
Jose Guzman
Tula
Mather Madina
Pateer Cela Deleon
Teasvno
Duis Romanes
Premier Asquith Adheres to Ulster Home Rule Proposals
London reports Premier Asquith told the House of Commons the government will make no further concessions to Ulster Unionists over home rule. He stated the proposals last Monday create a referendum on Ulster exclusion for a limited period and noted adjustments to administrative clauses would follow. Carson interrupted with sharp rebuke as the dialogue touched on tax powers and Dublin payments. In Glasgow, prison commissioner Dr James Devon knocked a suffragette assailant with a left hand blow at Duke Street prison, refusing to prosecute her, citing hunger strikes and forced feeding opposition.
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London
Ulster
house of commons
Asquith
Ireland
Asquill
Ieutenant
bor
Dublin
Edward Carson
Ulster Unionists
James Devon
Scotland
Glasgow
Duke street
Devon
York Man Accused of Shooting Up Town
Henry Thompson, a western cowpuncher, arrived in York Pennsylvania and allegedly fired a revolver in the north end of the city. He was arrested and jailed. Thompson is a native of Gettysburg.
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York
Henry Thompson
Thompson
Siettysburg
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Promoted for Family Health
To The Housewife Madam if your husband is like most men he expects you to look after the health of yourself and children Coughs and colds are the most common minor ailments and may lead to serious diseases A child is more prone to diphtheria or scarlet fever with a cold Chamberlains Cough Remedy is praised as prompt effective pleasant and safe for children Sold by all dealers at Harner's Drug Store with Keyple Candies advertised as a novelty for children
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CECILIA LOETUS
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knight & trithant
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MAMMY JINNYS
F. A. Mulls
KATHLYN
Kalem
Seeaing
PATHE WEEKLY
U.S. Seeds
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Milburn House
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