Senator Hanna and Alaska tariff debate in early senate session
Senator Hanna vigorously denied an interview with a Republican House member over a Puerto Rican tariff deal claim. The Alaska civil and trade bill faced debate in the session, with licenses noted and a large contribution alleged to Republicans. Berger was acquitted on a bank deposits charge and retried on another, while Scranton indictments targeted corrupt soliciting of bribes and slot machine levies.
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Senate
Hansa
House of Representatives
Hania
District of
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Chicago
Robert Berger
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Berger
Scranton
Grand Jury
Harmony Committee
Heavy rains cause crop damage in Manatee region
In Manatee County Florida well informed residents say recent heavy rains caused about 50 000 dollars of damage to vegetable crops with large celery fields laid waste. The downpour was unprecedented in the area.
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Tampa
Fla
Manatee
Robbed Restaurant Heist Amid Breakfast Crowd
New York dispatch reports a fashion restaurant at the corner of fifty sixth street and Columbus avenue robbed during breakfast hours. Four well dressed men, two at the cashier and two at tables, executed a planned distraction and $18 in cash with checks stolen and later returned. No injuries aside from the incident. Nearby, rail wreck near Ossanippa Creek killedone and injured fifteen. Also, an incendiary Filipino drama halted in Manila with police arresting theater manager and author after protest notes and rebel flag sighting.
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Wieb
Moil
New York
Sifty-sixth Street
Columbus Avenue
Eny
Bey
Otten
Manila
Tagaio Theater
Vive Aguinaldo
Quarantine Placed At Seminary After Illness
Fort Wayne Indiana March 27 a small box exploded at the Academy of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart six miles north of the city. Mrs R N Reats of Chicago, relative of a pupil, became ill during a visit. The academy is quarantined and all pupils and sisters vacated. It is one of the largest Catholic female seminaries in the state.
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Symaalipox
Fort Wayne
Ind
Smallbox
Academy of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart
R. N. Reats
Chicago
One Man Blown to Atoms at Fireworks Factory
A blast at Hand & Co. fireworks factory in Hamilton Ontario killed Walter Teale, son-in-law of Professor Hand, and wrecked half the building. Remains scattered across a large grounds area, with body fragments found up to a hundred yards away. The accident follows a succession of such incidents at the site.
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J-Kr Keenan
W.T. Kelley
C. Y. Davidson & CO
Sworth
Liberty Street
Zsaltimore
Hong
Frederick
Esigas
Hamilton
Ont
F Artery
Mountain Crash Kills One Eight Injured in Bradford Area
A collision on a steep roadside hillside near Bradford killed Marsh and severely injured six others while three more were left with grave injuries. The driver lost control on the slope, the car veered off the road, and a wooden beam penetrated Marsh’s body.
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Ucekdere
Peodford
Bradford
Hed Rock
Serluuioft
PD Viarris
Edward Norton
Sterling Fun
Marsh
Cashier Loots Bank. Defaulter Faces Ruin in Rutland
News from Rutland Vermont reports Merchants National Bank on the brink as cashier Charles W Massey confesses to embezzling about 135000 to 145000 dollars. Bank closed, Massey jailed, stockholders seek aid to cover 351000 owed to depositors. Related items include indictments in St Louis and union of veterans in Hot Springs.
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Charles W. Moxacy
Rutland
Charles W. Massey
Merchants’ National Bank
Matess
Assiurance
Massey
United States Circuit Court
Mussey
N. N. McClure, Jr
Musser
National Bank
Brazil to unveil discovery amid May drills
Brazil readies elaborate events May 3 to 6 to mark a discovery year. In Britain, a clash leaves two Chicago workers wounded as union tensions rise. Walter Deucher shifts posts in Rome. In Strauding Bavaria three masons die and seventeen injured on a jail project. Secretary Long returns from Boston. In Owosso Michigan a man wounds his wife and her mother with a chisel, a suspect in critical condition.
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Henry Hes‘gi
Chicago
Ahot
John Jenson
Britain
Lord Roberts
Walter Deucher
Washington
Legation
Rome
Strauding
Bavaria
Long
Boston
Charles Scott
Owosso
Mich
Boer War Confusion Over Allied Moves Abroad
British observers in London report mixed signals on Karoo operations. Forces under Methuen advance near Warrenton and Fourteen Streams while another column heads toward Uriquetown to flush out Moors. Boer leaders lose momentum, Steyn eludes capture, and envoys Wolmarans Fischer and Wessels plan talks in Naples, New York, and The Hague seeking intervention.
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London
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Warrenton
Uriquatown
Lhely
French
Bloemfontein
Thaba Nebu
Olivier
the Times
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Kenry
Fring
Biggarsberg
Bukter
Washbank
Lord Roberts
War Office
Morning Post
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Fischer
Pretoria
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Kroonstad
Natal
Messrs
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Fischer and
Wessels
Naples
New York
Antwerp
The
Hague
Army of Idlers in Idle Labor Wave
President John Mitchell reports about 200000 idle union men in the nation with 6000 miners among them amid AFL talks. He forecasts adding 25000 United Miners as central Pennsylvania settlement unfolds and notes Chicago and other districts show slow wage readjustments post panic.
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Indianapolis
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Washington
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
United Miners
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Helen Goulds Army Chaplains Aid War Effort
Washington march 27 the Star notes Helen Gould funds nine or ten unofficial army chaplains in the Philippines and other theaters. they serve as ministers and ymca workers, paid 99 dollars monthly plus expenses, a higher total than philippine salaries.
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Helen Gould
Army
Washington
White Houses
Philippines
Miss Gould
Wheeler on the Philippines and the plan for territorial governance
Article quotes General Wheeler discussing American policy in the Philippines. He favors territorial governance, suggests division into three or four territories, and argues Filipinos are capable yet sensitive and wary of inferiority. He notes educated Filipinos and predicts stable administration with fair treatment.
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Jes Wheeler
Lester
Sania
Bam
Deere Morte
Ube
Iel Povecnars
Pilipinas
Europe
Double murder attempt at Beyer shanty Spruce Creek Pa
The Beyer shanty at Spruce Creek becomes the scene of a deadly confrontation as Robert Hamilton assaults Louis Ayres with a shotgun. Ayres shoots Hamilton and wounds spectator John Davis, who collapses with a spinal injury. Ayres escapes on a freight train as doctors fear both men may die. Violence traced to railroad work in the area.
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Hin
Beyer
Attoona
Robert Hamilton
Colores
Spruce Creek
Louis Ayres
Ayres
Hamil
John Davis
Beyer Shanty
Court turmoil as Goebel case hearing erupts in frenzy
In Frankfort Kentucky the Goebel assassination trial ricocheted into a near riot as Campbell and Denny clashed over stated armed intent. Court officers restored order while Brown urged adjournment for calm. The day closed with examination continued and Goebel case stalled pending witness plans.
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Denny
Moore
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Governor Brown
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Golden
Pols Broye
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Louieville
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What to Do Until the Doctor Arrives
In Albany dairymen at a drug store discussed sending for a doctor for a child with croup. The father left to fetch the doctor, bought Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to soothe symptoms, and upon the doctor’s return the child had improved so the visit was not needed. A local druggist notes steady demand for the remedy after neighbors’ recommendations.
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Chamberlain's Court
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