The Presidents Ear At Is Salad the Tennessee Republican
Washington dispatch notes who may be appointed to key posts as the Senate debates committees and who seeks offices. Evans carries word of a Pension Commissioner appointment while 3000 plus seek positions. Chicago and Philadelphia figures named for posts. steering committee meetings discuss organizational plans amid tariff bill delays. Naval notes cover ship movements and a high profile wedding announced for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Alset
Civil Service
Congress
Mwriends
Mason
Huntington Wilton
Chicage
Leration
Paris
Thomas EB. Neeidles Ig
Lowry
Iviliott
Chicago
Sherman
William J3. Galtren
Miarietta
Galtren
Meliiley
J. Walter Blandford
District of Columbia
Ceneral Monkenna
Mr. Olney
Department of Justice
Star Chamber Session Draws Lamb Supporters to Washington
A secret gathering of Colonel Lamb’s followers at his Main Street office signals possible plans to send Lamb allies to Washington. Bowden may travel or influence, while W. M. Welch and W. M. Sparrow loom in local political maneuvers as Reformers seek appointments at the customs house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamb
Washington
Cornel William Lamb
Republican Party
Bowden
Mektinsey
Star Chamber
Colonel Lamb
Main Street
Yeas PLC
W. O D. Groner
John Jo Wadils
Permadent Committee of Trust
Lamblltes
W. MW. Theregood
Fourth Ward
W. Aa. Sparrow
Custom House
Garfield
Supreme Court of Appeals Proceedings in Richmond
The court read resolutions in memory of Judge Crump and ordered they be spread on the records. Judge Buchanan was briefly detained by weather and did not hand down opinions. A summary list of cases followed, including Fulkerson v. City of His Fol, and various writs and appeals across multiple counties, with attorneys noted. The next case is New York Life Insurance Co. v. Dayig and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
View
Mareh
Tenly
Supreme Court of Appeals
Bar Association
Fulkerson
Corporation Court
City of Risk
Oglesby
Ve. Trughes
Circuit Court of
Wythe County
Slicks
Patterson
Hastings Court
Rosle
Gaines
Trustes
Handley
Circuit Court
Amelia County
Wilson
Dawson
Noonoke
New South Building and Loan Association
Nekl
Corporation Court of
Roanoke
Lowel
James
Upton
Middlesex County
Richmond Electria Company
Wiliams Et
Henrico County
Osborne
Big Stone Gap Colliery Company
City of
Bristol
Combs and Wife
Chandler
Corporation Court City of
Leks
Argerbright
Tazewell County
Ronald
Spindle Et
Montgomery County
Commonwealth
Mullins
County Court of
Dickinson
Haskins Wool Witcanising Company
Cleveland Shipbuilding Company
John ML. Johnson
Mos. Calloway
Appellees
Col. I. Smith
Appelant
Despondent man dies after strychnine at Whitehall market
In Mareh Ga a man identified as Andresw Wil Hie, an accused dutcher, took strychnine at a meat market on Whitehall street and died within fifteen minutes. He could not find work and was despondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achuita
Mareh
Andresw Wil- Hie
Tyes
Whitehall Street
General Lee to Remain Separate From Spanish Affairs
British citizen released. protest over Cuban incident grows. Rebels sack Bejucini, burn houses, and another group captures Quinvican. Consul Lee wary of impartial trial. fear for witnesses and Cuban lawyers. Judge affirms imprisonment of Charles Scott over postage stamps. American citizen arrested at Cardenes on May 15 faces trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mareh
Vyia Key West
Pia
Mareh 1
Bejucini
Cantilo
Quinvican
Luis
United States
Lee
Spain
Iula
Lem
Mags Tr
Leshles
Nein
Ral Lee
Poysonel Friends
United
Msl
Pears
Payeer Einer
Prederick Malmeden
Cyanahacen
Hiarles Scott
Matanvas
Cardenis
Deepwater Terminal Talks on European Steamship Lines
Special agents of the Pennsylvania Railway company report negotiations successful to establish a direct steamship line from Philadelphia to Copenhagen and other European cities. Plans include first class passenger accommodations, with schedules to follow as the port at Port Norfolk and new export facilities are arranged, signaling expansion of overseas trade.
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Dpenestvainia Railway Company
Como
Copenhugen
Eireles
Philadelhia
Tine
Nortolie
W. Z. Cooke
Pennsylvania
Port Norfolk
Tieet Athroet
Soom
Unclear historic report on coastal states and officials
Fragmented OCR recounts a 1919 era diplomatic incident involving police, a British consul, and Greek government actions. It references a Crown official, alleged invasions, and mobilization of troops, with mentions of a payment fund and a Greek government deposit. The readable text is highly garbled.
Greece and Crete Debate Moves in Commons
In the House of Commons London, speakers described Greece’s stance on Crete. Sir William Verdon questioned government neutrality as Ameler Morelen stated no Greek concession had been made. The discussion focused on Greece’s official position and potential implications for governance.
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London
Maret Jllu
Mouse of Commons
Willan
Coorg Naturnon
Ameler Morelen
Repdytsee
Crete
Nomvan
Williai
Greece
Evansville Train Wreck Yields Multiple Bodies
Dozens of bodies were recovered after a passenger train wreck on the Evansville and Toledo line near White River yesterday morning. Herbert Allen of Mooneville, a door keeper at the Indiana Legislature's last session, is confirmed dead along with Phillips of Mort Wayne. officials say 12 to 15 bodies may be in the wreck as rising water hampers search efforts.
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Evansville
Torre
Tianhe
White River
Herbert Alien
Mooneville
Indiana
Phillips
Mort Wayne
Manmy
Austria and Greece in Crete Crooked by War Claims
A News Agency report quotes Mae Wingy condemning Austria over Crete and Bosnia. It accuses Britain’s Sir Bilotti of bias toward Turks, noting Crete tensions and European actions affecting Greece. The account portrays Greek and Balkan fears amid external pressures.
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Vieni
Neie Prete Presse
Dm Ath- Ohs
Greece
Mae Wingy
oAillotis
Cane
Assistio
Bilotti
Iiiisi
Court Records Reveal Travelers and a Fatal Shooting
A report from DPlekins county details Mrs John Crow’s alleged jealousy linked to a trip from Cheraw, leading to a pistol duel that wounded Miss Mattie Rich and killed bystander Mrs Crew who shot toward her husband. The incident occurred near the Creighton Soldier mane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athinta
Mareh Ue
Jaeper
John Crow
Dplekins County
Cheraw
Mattie Rieh
Dina
Crow
Crew
Rich
Rheirl
Mrs. Craw
Rich Pebb
Creighton
Court House Burglary At Peel Nickss Worth Plundered
At Peel this week the courthouse was blown open and a sum of 400 carried away. Two thousand cents just received from the mint formed part of the loot. Sheriff Kawft man is at a loss for clues in this local burglary case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tavirange
Mareth—Latrange
Sarre
Peel
Kawftman
Maine Repurposed Vessel Honor Gift in New Orleans
A two week stay ends as the battleship Maine departs New Orleans amid a riverfront salute. The Maine received a hand silver cup from Maine natives, while local factories and river crowds celebrate the voyage on a sunny morning. Tea promotion from Mazapura Ceylon India markets appears in the scene.
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New Orleans
Marcia
Dhaenart Gay Port
Insolvency of Lexington Savages Bank Leads to Loss
In Baltimore Thimore in March IL the insolvency of the Lexington Savitages bank and the defalcation of Ita president and cashier Everett J. Waring, who vanished last Saturday, are linked to about 817,000 in losses. Defrauded depositors and stockholders report tens of thousands lost to various misappropriations, with Waring missing and unlikely to return. Depositors, mostly local residents, seek refunds and await more information as police and officials investigate the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thimore
March
Lexington Savitages Bank
Ita
Everett J. Waring
Waring
Notable Regulator Trial Slips Into Turbulent Testimony
In Springtel Ohio George Jackson, a Colored Calbminn, faces questions about Pearl Bryan's death. Witnesses claim Pearl was driven by a man named Jackson and an associate, with new testimony prompting calls for a formal action. The case hinges on Jackson and Willing relations and the timing of possible punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chienago
Moreh
Springtel
Sawa George Jackeooon
Pearl Mrva
Pearl Bryan
Sands Walling
Jackson
Jether
Sheen
Confused Political Conference Endorses Silver Question
A state political gathering produced resolutions backing constitutional silver and favored related election positions. The event, led by party chair, discussed candidate alignment and party strategy while remaining unclear on some specifics. The convention also touched on party unity and future steps.
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Lynechbors
Morehi
Daniel
Unclear OCR Fragment Prompts Local Notice
Fragmentary text from an OCR page mentions Corson Hodis Testelson and referees. It references the iteensberg bubes and a Miles event with unclear details. The line ends with a garbled remark about performance and a person named Siterts.
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Corson, New
Marpel
Testelson
Iteensberg Bubes
Siterts Alvel
Elevator Disaster Destroys Structures and Stock
A large elevator in Muttalo NOY was destroyed and a transfer matter collapsed into the water. The Dane elevator also suffered damage with a hoist machine and grain losses reported. Total listed loss reaches 85 000 dollars with alledged grain value around 5 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muttalo
NOY
Marveh
Public notice of state convention call and agenda
A public notice announces a state convention to be held March 25 to discuss a proposed national committee. The conference aims to consider actions related to regional interests and possible arrangements for upcoming governance. No further details on participants or locations are provided.
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Omulia
The
Free Sive
Mills cut production time in Eastern Chinagda text
Eastern Chinagda mills reduce output to three days a week as a result of a three day work week. The plan aims to shorten production time and increase efficiency amid market pressures.
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Halifax
N.S. Marehi
Chinagda Tleeve
New York Governor Signs Felony Drug Possession Bill
In Albany today Governor Pitek signed the needosne drops DML, criminalizing possession or administration of drugs or narcotics to any person by anyone except licensed practitioners. The measure targets nonmedical handling and aims to curb illicit distribution.
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Ibang
N.Y
Maret di—Chovernar Pitek
Loans in New York Banks Advance Tariff Duties
In Ududed Gaodia New York on March 11 loans totaling 34 million dollars were secured from New York banks within a week to cover duties on goals held to lend amid anticipated tariff increases. A single loan of 500000 dollars was obtained today.
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New York
Legislature adjourns without passing key appropriation bills
Little Rock Ark March 11 The legislature adjourned sine die at noon today after failing to pass any appropriation bills for the executive and judicial departments of the state government and for various charitable and educational institutions.
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Little Hoek
Ark
Russian Emperor Bicycles Admired by Sisters
The Emperor of Russia does not carve much for the bicycle but his sisters are devoted to it. The report highlights the imperial interest in cycling among royal circles and notes their enthusiasm despite the sovereign’s limited personal involvement.
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Russia
New Atlantic Route and Refugees Dominate Athens Scene
Reported chaos surrounds a new Atlantic route amid political tension in Athens on March 1. Protests as civilians claim government and military actions, with Crete refugees described as destitute and frightened, many missing food and shelter. several children born during disembarkations.
New York Politicians Clash Over Treaty Resolutions
Prominent New York figures at a Manhattan meeting clashed amid cheers and hisses as Mayor Strong and Seth Low sparred over resolutions urging Senate ratification. Lynn urged against the treaty while duties of the chair and roaring crowds drowned speeches by Warner and Dewey Warner. Bishop Potter, Charles S. Fairchild and Samuel Gompers spoke in support of ratification.
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New York
Oslo
Ats
United Staites Senate
Mets Por
Dhe Meetine
Hie View Pre- Fuentes
Miyor Strong
Charman
ODM
Seth Low
Tien
Thosles S. Walvenid
Mr. Lann
Great Britain
Isi
Chayfedermey
Lynn
Jaynn
Shrums
Min Lynn
John Dewder Warner
Warner
Low
Mr. Low
Mr. Warner
Columbia
Bishop Potter
Charles 8. Fairehild
Samuel Gompers
To Avoid Lynching
Bud Brooks and Grady Treynolds, charged with M. C. Hart murder, were brought to Atlanta for safe keeping from Jackson county to avert a lynching. James A. Garfield rests beneath a tall monument in Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio.
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Atlanta
Bud Brooks
Grady Treynolds
M. C. Hart
Jackson County
James A. Garfield
Lake View Cotetery
Cleveland
Ohio
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WC. Evans
Chattanoorn
Tenn
Washinton
Pensions
Secretary of the Treasury
Gage
William Odlin
Massachusetts
Meatley
Minnesota
W. J. Lloweill
New Jersey
W.W. T. Rockwood
RK. McLenan
W. AW. Bates
Miinois
J. A. Ockerson
Missouri
Coast and Geodetic Survey
ALGER
Tata Tut
Messrs
Alison
Tate
Aldrich
Cullum
Davis
Carter
Sewall
Tiliota
Fairbanks
Toraker
Wellington
Maryland
Waval
Maine
Texas
Port Trognal
Detroit
Colombo
Genoa
Leghorn
Newark
Norfolk
Wood
Puritan
J. J. Helm
Coast Survey
L. Mallory
W. Walsh
Washington Navy Yard
Treasury Department
Fernandina
Bermudin
Wilmington
Helena
Newport News
Navy Department
Longe Island Sound
China Station
Charles D. Sigshee
Sumner By Wetmore Wittelle
Supreme Court OF Appeal
Duedee
Gen. Lee
Nave
See
Vre Scott
Athens
Plrawus Baoanu
Hithon
Boyoni
Hing George
Mme
Haing Cog
Uxprersa Nar Agny
Cran
Droge
U.ling
Wailea
Li Bo
Canes
Dotti
Tievers
Wim
George
Wreelk
Nnd
Austria
Logaming Dor Teer
Susan DS
Mazapura
Regulatoius
Hehburgy
Pawar
Nihany
York City
Jerishitopes
Dep
Corbett Siys
Siefers Peohyienar
Giritdan Wleevivtere Eaarevepel
Cranattinn
Corto Apes
Witoediene Baayen
Pennsylvania Railway
Copenhagen
Atolleay
Lurelgm Legion
Wade
Ravi
Dad Seversh Childrin
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