Crete Conflict Threat and Greek War Prospects
London reports with Athens dispatches that while Turkey tensions rise and a military clash seems likely, the Greek government seeks a peaceful solution. Turkish and Greek forces mass at Larissa and Elassona, with April 6 seen as a potential flashpoint. The Times notes soldiers lack discipline and that blockades harm civilians, while officials push restraint and possible annexation as a distant aim.
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No Prize Fight Pictures Prohibited In Pennsylvania Senate
In Harrisburg last night the Pennsylvania Senate debated several bills. Water introduced a measure for a new capitol building overseen by a commission. Mitchell proposed banning public exhibition of prize fight photographs with heavy fines and short imprisonments. Rhode pushed ethics rules for legislators and campaign expense reporting. Seyfert sought penalties for prize fighting including potential murder charges for fatalities and fines for spectators.
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The Flooded Mississippi and See Yup Protest in San Francisco
Flooding near Memphis and Deesom Station prompts engineer relief and 200 workers to reach the breach as water rises ten inches in 24 hours. Cairo reports improvement and relief expeditions with provisions and rescues. Meanwhile See Yup society members kneel at the Chinese minister’s legation in San Francisco as proposals are laid for dissolving the society and settling finances and boycotts. In Kentucky, the Hunter-Bradley contest draws crowds as politicians gather for the senatorial battle and Hunter seeks Republican votes amid slander disputes and coalition shifts.
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Three Drowned in Freshet Near Eau Claire
In Lewis valley near Eau Claire Wisconsin a wagon with Bernard Koch his wife and Jim Hermann junior drifted into a strong freshet two miles east of Bangor. While crossing the current the wagon upset and all three occupants were drowned in the flood.
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George Hermann
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Another American Citizen Released From Cuba Detention
Washington reports another American held in Cuba has been freed. Francis Casanas, seized at Sagua on February 13, was released after Consul General Lee condemned the arrest. The State Department pursued the case, and eight to ten Americans remain in Cuban prisons, including competitor prisoners, with expected releases soon.
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Cuba
Francis Cazanas
Sagua
Lee
State Department
Uberty
No Room for Doubt About Dr Bull Cough Syrup
A reader cites overwhelming proof of Dr Bull's Cough Syrup curing a chest cough and pneumonia after two bottles. The advertisement claims the remedy costs 25 cents and urges taking only Bull's.
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Dr. Bull
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Hickory St
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Rivera Succeeds Folaticia Madrid
March 23 report states General Polavieja has tendered his resignation as commander of Spanish forces in the Philippine Islands and it has been accepted. Marshal Primo de Rivera, in command of the Madrid department, is appointed to succeed him. General de Rivera is a distinguished Spanish officer with Moroccan War service in 1860 and the Carlist Wars, and has served as governor general of the Philippines.
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Rivera
Socialist Gains in Italy Election Report
Rome March 23 The chief feature of the general elections is the success of the Republicans and Socialists who have gained many seats. The Crispi group in the chamber has suffered the heaviest losses. Returns up to date show 320 Ministerialists 75 Constitutional opposition 17 Radicals and 18 Socialists. Second wallotings will be necessary in some cases.
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Rome
Crispi
Socialteta
Minority Report on Tariff Bill Sparks Little Debate
Washington March 23 The House session was tame with little crossfire or eloquence as the tariff bill debate opened after a two hour delay. Mr Battey Texas presented the minority report arguing the bill burdens consumers, protects manufacturers, and widens wage inequality while urging restraint and fair taxation. The report criticizes protection as fostering extravagance and trusts, calls for competition, and questions labor benefits, while noting the Senate heard immigration education talks and other reports.
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Nominations sent to Senate by President
The president transmitted multiple nominations to the Senate including Joseph L. Bristow for fourth assistant postmaster general, Binger Hermann as commissioner of the general land office, Justice Boyd B. Jones for U S attorney for Massachusetts, Ernest G. Timme as state auditor, and others. The Senate confirmed Pye H. Clayton as minister to Mexico, W W M Osborne as consul general at London, and J K Gowdy as consul general at Paris.
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Kansas
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Oregon
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United States
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Wisconsin
Pyeh Clayton
Mexico
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London
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Paris
Six More St Nazaire Victims Reported In New York
March 24. The Cromvyveli ne steamer Creale arrived from New Orleans and found a St Nazaire small boat from last Sunday with six corpses aboard. one was a woman's. Bodies washed into the sea as the boat filled with water and straps held them in. A woman's slipper a child's sock clothing a nursing bottle and several titles of fresh water were found in the wreckage.
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St. Nazaire
New York
Creale
New Orleans
Eight Injured as Bleason Building Fire Spreads
Lawrence Massachusetts reports eight people injured when the Bleason building, a major business block, burned yesterday. Property loss estimated at 100 thousand dollars. Injuries mostly severe burns, one woman with broken ribs. All victims hospitalized. Providence notes Weybosset Woolen Mills resume full operations after year long shutdown. Opening creates 600 jobs in preparatory departments and full-time work.
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Lawrence
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Bleason
Providence
Weyhosger
Terrible cyclone leaves Georgia town wrecked and many dead
A deadly cyclone swept the South with New Orleans notes of 80 degree heat. Arlington Academy in Georgia was wrecked, nine children killed, dozens injured as a school building collapsed. Wreckage spread through Henry and Calhoun counties with several deaths reported and telegraph lines down. Continuous floods threaten Genoa and surrounding areas as rescue efforts begin.
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Times- Democrat
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Alice Putman
Onite Paramore
Genie Butler
Mary Wellens
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Albert Butler
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W W. A. Corington
Wil
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Ethel Carter
Will
Ben MacMurray
Bettle Paramore
Nora Roberts
Simneon Sanders
George Reitty
Clara Thighpen
Genoa
Appalachicola
New Jersey Sensation Aims At State Secretary Kelsey
In Trenton on March 23 the Assembly debated a resolution instructing the attorney general to sue Secretary of State Henry Kelsey to recover about 325,600 in fees and funds misused during the fiscal year. A special committee including Derousse Coddington Thorne Minch and Martens will consider the measure. The session also saw discussion of a 2 percent tax on second class railroad property, a bill opposed by Hudson county members, which failed 22 to 26. Washington news notes the temperance union appeals to McKinley and governors to curb the broadcasting of the Fitzshamons-Corbet prize fight, with Archbishop Ireland denouncing pugilism.
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Lesa Hight
Henry Kelsey
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Thorne
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AfacPher—son
Washington
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
McKinley
States of the Union
Fitzshamons-Corbett
United States
Archbishop Ireland
St. Paul
Maher and Sharkey Bout Targeted by New York Club
Brooklyn dispatch reports Warren Lewis, president of the Greater New York Athletic Club, saying a Maher versus Sharkey bout is likely in May between the two boxers with a $10,000 purse at stake for the event in Brooklyn.
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Sherkey
Brooklyn
Warren Lewis
Greater New York Athletic Club
Sharkey
Cuban Expedition Sighting Near Punta Gorda
The tug Fearless carried a party of airbusters from Punta Gorda to a large seagoing vessel at Boca Grande Pass, then sailed for Cuba. The move appears unexpected by the government, suggesting an unanticipated expedition.
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Fla
Biarch
Fearless
Boca Grande Pam
Charlotte Harbor
Cuba
MIUs Resume on Full Time in Rockville Conn
Rockville Conn March 23 The first full time schedule in two years ends as the woolen mills resume full operation. The mills now employ about 2 000 people when running full capacity after February 1895 had limited output to two thirds time. Mrs Cleveland in Princeton Society Princeton N J March 22 Mrs Cleveland was introduced to Princeton society at an afternoon tea given by Mrs Patton at Prospect, with about three hundred townspeople present.
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Princeton Society
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Francis Patton
Princeton University
Prospect
Stock and Produce Markets Close Mixed After Opening Rise
Closing quotations from the New York and Philadelphia exchanges show an opening tilt to higher prices driven by steadiness in American securities on the London market, but sentiment faded later. Bids include Balto & Ohio at 15 percent, Central Del & Hudson at 10, Pennsylvania at 53, Lake Erie & W at 16, St Paul and Lehich Nav at 59, with other names noted in the session.
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Philadelphia
London Exchange
Balto
Ohio
Chesa
J. Central
Del
Hudson
Central
Tong DL
Pennsylvania
Erie
Reading
Lake Erie & W
St. Paul
Flour and grain prices drift in Philadelphia market
Flour steady amid mixed grain values across Philadelphia exchanges with rye, wheat, corn, and barley showing varied quotes. Beef and lard markets remain subdued while eggs and butter hold firm, as regional livestock prices edge higher for select categories. rescue mission opens a home in Jagd Md.
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City Mills
Iske
Delaware
SiMe
wiSie
Steacys Western Creamery
I2iSe
New York Dairy
New York
Western
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