Suspicious disease case at university dormitory report
Wales Stridhes Stedemta New Haven March 1. An early report notes a suspicious illness in a university dormitory. Willan Dali Breeman of St Paul, a university track runner, is the patient. Health Officer Wright cites uncertainty about measles and garbled terms while confirming a developing case. Local mob violence reported in Marietta Georgia with gunfire at a confinement site.
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Wales
New Haven
Willan Dali Breeman
St. Paul
Wright
Yachinits to Strike in Chicago Machinists Row
Chicago talks on future arbitration collapse as machinists refuse to call off strikes. James O’Connell and leaders threaten nationwide walkouts, starting in Cleveland, with plans to shut down rail and factory shops if negotiations fail. An arbitration proposal falters amid union and manufacturer deadlock. In Butte, Mont, Thomas Pooley shoots and kills his son in law Thomas Littlejohn and Littlejohn’s wife Lydia after a street quarrel. Pooley arrested.
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Employera Tapur de Clete Lume
Chicago
Dat Tay
Eleck
Éay Mors
Ing Presiaen
James O'Connell
Eulut
Ray Fou
Columbus
Ohio
Paterson
N. J
Janice O'Connell
Cleveland
Conferprce
Dunchter
Sonm-in
Butte
Mont
Thomas Pooley
Thomas Littlejohn
Lydia
Littlejohn
Pooley
Sie Street
Expelled From the Federation and Church Missions
Chicago Typographical Union No. 16 was expelled from the Federation of Labor after a large majority unseated its 12 delegates and barred them until they apologize. An appeal to the American Federation of Labor will be filed. Also Bishop Potter announced aims to extend the Episcopal church in new U S possessions including British India where millions rely on aid. In Cedar Rapids seven men were arrested for dynamiting a church building as a prank they say. Detroit warden Captain Joseph Nicholson aged 74 died after 21 years in office.
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Vassar
Mich
T. M. Bratt
Federation
Chicago
Printers
Federation of Labor
American Federation of Labor
Episcopal Church
New York
Henry C. Potter
Grace Church
Honolulu
Philippine Islands
Cedar Rapids
St Paul's Methodist Church
Nicholson
Detroit
Joseph Nicholson
Detroit House of Correction
Lakea
Otis
Philippines
William Stephen Alexander Lockhart
India
Calcutta
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
Orilla J. Flint
Cambridge
Grand Canal
Valley of Mexico
Diaz
Sumner
Manila
Kenosha
Wis
Louis Ferry
Andrew Bolter
America
Teger
Balter
Ingect
University of Illinois
Elevated Road Accident Shocks New York City
March 19 reports a singular elevated road crash near Hector Street. Engineer Richard Barlow and Fireman Hutchings were injured with others hospitalized at Hudson and Bellevue. A coal chute failure tore the cab roof as the train passed Batters Place, causing widespread injuries and the engine to race to Barclay Street before stopping.
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New York
Hector Street
David Aa
Findley
Hudson Street Hospital
Bellevue Hospital
Richard DB. Barlow
Yonkers
Thomtar Stickes
Alfred Alexander
James Manning
Batters Place
Barlow
Hutchings
Barclay Street
Topeka Daily Capital Editors Ferment Over Policy
Topeka March 19 The Topeka Daily Capital changes hands from Rev Sheldon to a bitter stockholder group amid a weekly profit of 50000 dollars. Del Keiser opposes continuing the paper as a religious daily. Sheldon’s Sunday edition faced scrutiny with one ad provoking controversy.
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Topeka
Sheldon
Verine
Jesus
Perine
Res
Rebels and authorities clash in Philippine turmoil survey
Manila dispatch reports General Otis labeling Manila the focal point of unrest as insurgents in Luzon organize anew with leaders arrested and arms landing from Hong Kong. Brigands murder locals in Nueva Ecija while rebels tax traders, causing paralysis and food scarcity. American governors expand ports to spur trade yet blockade-era products flood Manila. Major actions include Luzon reorganizations, Espionage fears, and mounting travel danger between garrisoned towns.
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Fuseraeest
Justa Berominag
Beem
Teder
Brigaedsuminutine
Perady
Aficials
Manila
Otis
Mantha
Hong Kong
Mabtol
Focal
Flores
Spain
Central
Philippines
Congress
Luzon
Louis Spitzel
Louis Spitzel & Co
Chiese Grievoment
Onsen
Taylor
Calamba
Tarlac
Nueva Eciga
Albay
Legaspi
Dental
Aijen
Forty-third Regiment
Samar
Lukban
Jacailty
M Mountains
Kobbe
Leyte
General MacArthur
Lepanto
Tnnor
Aguinaldo
Not Blying Gold Bricks Mystery Involving Gold Bars
A confusing tale centers on ten gold bars reportedly forged from base metals, shipped to a trust company for sale. Two men, KR G Miller and William Schroder, advertised a gold mine deal in London papers, drawing Sir Frederik Vigor and T. O. Drs ton from England. The English visitors found no genuine gold in the bars after analyses, and the owners vanished. The British trust company faces the six bars and awaits the analysis results. The English party traveled from New York Saturday seeking redress.
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Mas Hadhr Nemed
Am Paoy
KR. G. Miller
Wiliam Schroder
London
Frederik Vigor
T. O. Drston
England
United States
Evelishmen Bacon Trust Company
New York
Kentucky Controversy Faces State Officers in Louisville
In Louisville two Kentucky governors were hosted privately, Taylor and Beckham, amid talk of state officer resignations after court rulings. A national party stance looms as Surveyor C. M. Barnett and Internal Revenue Sapple travel to Washington to gauge federal support.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Taylor
Beckham
C. M. Barnett
Internal Revenue
Sapple
Washington
United States Supreme Court
State Court of Appeals
Court of Appeals
Court of Last Resort
Frankfort
War News From South Africa Reports Movements and Fortunes
The dispatches describe Lord Roberts’s forces advancing toward Bloemfontein, with 900 Boers dispersed at Fourteen Streams and preparations to gather stores for a large army near the Orange River. Baden Powell arms natives for defense, while reports recount sieges, rumors of relief at Mafeking, and growing calls for peace if rifles can reach northern regions.
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London
South Asia
Charles Bentinck
Caps Town
Mafen Blbe
Ploemfontein
Pole-Carew
Skelihood
Bloemfontein
Lord Roberts
Orange River
Natal
Thaha Neha
Lord Kitchener
Cape Colony
Durban
Pietermaritzburg
St. Patrick's Day
Mafeking
Uoers
Stadt
Baden- Powell
Assegal
War Office
Guards Brigade
Norvals Font
Edenberg
Belmont
Colesberg
Thaba Nchu
Free State
Daily Mail
Langers
Pretoria
Intelligence Department
Mole Grant
Kimberley
Ladysmith
Patrick's Day in Africa and a Kipling Poem
Cape Town marked St Patrick's Day with strong enthusiasm across South Africa. A Queen’s message praised Irish soldiers and a Bloemfontein newspaper for troops. Kipling contributed a verse in the inaugural edition. The poem references Bloemfontein to Ballybank and Erin’s hedge by law.
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Rudyard Kipling
Cape Town
St Patrick’s Day
South Africa
Bloemfontain
Terence Dear
Shamrock
Erin's Hedge
Bloemfontein
Ballybank
Opem
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W.T. Kelley
North Liberty Street
Baltimore, MD
Marietta
John Bailey
Bailey
Indy Zout
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Hood
Acker
Canada
WF. Booker & Co., Proprietors
Albert L. Pearre
Frederick, M
DR. James
Albert L. Paarre
Ernest Helfenstein
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Christian Daily
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Olmsted Falls
Here
Charles Humphries
Miss McCoy
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Ala
Santa Cruz
Cal
Frank Cass
Levin Lake
Bert Whidden
Whidden
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Victoria
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