Widow and Children Seek Indemnity from Spain over Cuban Death
Mrs. Ruiz widow of a Cuban prison death victim, with five children, met Secretary Sherman and the President to plead total destitution and US indemnity hopes. The seeker, a naturalized American dentist, requested relief as an interpreter stood by. The Treasury and diplomatic discussions spanned arbitration and post office receipts, with new applicant names for offices listed.
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Washington
Sherman
Ruis
Tat
Guanabacena
Cuba
United States
Spain
Ruiz
White House
National financial officials listed in incomplete OCR
C A Willard of Chattanooga Tennessee is named comptroller of the currency J T Growery of Olympia Washington is registrar of the treasury J G Thume of Kenosha Wisconsin is auditor for State department B ick Bruce of Washington D C is rerg
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C. A. Willard
Chattanooga
Tire Week In Trade A Mixed Outlook On Industry
Bradstreet’s week notes continued activity across industries amid expanding demand and steady staple prices. Railway earnings improve, but factory closures and wage reductions temper gains, with droughts and floods affecting distribution. Business failures ease to 206 in the US and 61 in Canada, while wool and coal output rise and cotton prices stay weak.
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New York
Bradstreet
Central West
Northwest
Coalers Trunk
RG. Bun & Co
Nany Mills
Breai
United States
Canada
Convicts Out Of Work As Prison Labor Is Abolished
Michigan City Indiana March 12 War den Varley ordered the immediate suspension of all convicts on binding contracts Contractors were surprised as an emergency clause to abolish contract labor made the bill a law upon Governor Mounts signature Two hundred men are locked in cells with no work The law aims to end contract labor as contracts expire causing idle labor to rise to over three hundred by year end
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Michigan City
Ind
Varley
Indiana
Prizon
General Assembly
Mount
Fire destroys Chicago Hotel in Buffalo killing three
Three lives lost as the Chicago Hotel at the corner of Washington and Exchange streets burned this afternoon in Buffalo. Edward O'Donnell Waddy Brennan and William Hannan perished in their beds while William Wilson and his wife were injured. Brennan leaped from a window and survived with injuries. O'Donnell Hannan died of smoke suffocation.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Chicago
Tobacco Trust Suit Dismissed In New Jersey Court
In Trenton on March 12 Vice-Chancellor Reed dismissed the suit to annul the American Tobacco company charter and break up the tobacco trust. The Millers alleged Admiral Cigarettes and other brands were tied to a monopoly and refused shipment, but the court held that a court of equity cannot restrain a corporation merely for irregularities in its formation and that charter annulment, not injunction, is proper. The case named Willian S. Hobey and others for the American Tobacco Company.
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Trenton
New
American Tobacco Company
The
Tobacco Trust
Reel Us Morning
Gener Stockton
John Tr
Frank W. Miler
Tobrece
Pofas
Fuornzaad
Beines
Willhan S.iboebay
Wes
Micadhoe
Daetester
Charbes
J. Berry
Goodwin Ch
Tobacs Goanbang
Ion ‘Pohucco Company
Reed
Purk
Qhanerdor Reed
Agens of
Use Corporation
R. A. Lindsbury
Elizabeth
Joseph Choate
New York
American
Tobreco Company
Train Kills Unknown Negro at Wakefield Station
Petersburg March 14 A east bound Norfolk and Western freight train struck and killed an unknown Negro tramp at Wakefield Station. Clarence White 12 was arrested on arrival of the D ineskeney train from Norfolk for alleged theft of a ride. The youth said he came from Rovery Mowst NC to Suffolk and rode west to Petersburg.
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Norfolk and Western
Wakefield Station
Clarence White
Union Depot
Dieskeney
Norfolk
Rovery Mowst
N.C
Suffolk
Huttershire
White
Ieformatory
Rtedmond
David Dunlop
Westover Farm
James River
Mateher Seward
Titchard Larrison
Washington Street
Sewarad Ia
Simon Seward
The Terror In Port Returns After Three Days Chase
The Terror returned to Port Charleston after a three days chase off the coast. The Amphitrite is expected to come in tonight. Both ships had been at sea for gun practice.
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Charleston
D. C
Bea
Massacre Feared as Troops Concentrate in Anatolian Front
A Constantinople dispatch reports high-level efforts to avert a Greek demand crisis. Authorities fear a massacre in Anatolia as Russian troops concentrate near the Sarikemysh line, with worsening outrages against Christians and Allied efforts to prevent bloodshed amid tense diplomacy.
Trance Holds Each In London Report
It is asserted here that authorities shift views regarding seed supply and horse dealings. The note mentions tensions over Creek ports and potential moves by authorities, with reference to Petre Uno and others, and a sense of reluctance to engage fully with certain plans or protests.
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London
Crete Forces Move to Preserve Order in Northern Waters
Viet reports as of March 12 that the admirals commanding European squadrons advised governments against deploying peace power. About 1000 soldiers are to be kept for maintaining order as forces move into the northern Crete region to stabilize the area.
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Crehan
Peaeh
Crete
Fragmentary notice from Vienoa Marveeh 12
Incomplete OCR reads a local notice referencing a semni ethehal organ and Powers, with unclear actions and a response from emylos. The fragment mentions obeying the will of the Miwops and a sched.
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Vienoa
Flentien
French Senate Delivers Policy on Greece and Europe
Paris March 12. In the Senate M Chauvau asked for France policy on Greece and Europe. Minister of Foreign Affairs Hanotix replied he would outline the policy early next week. He promised to allies in both chambers that France will pursue peace through European power concert.
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Paris
Senate
M. Chauvau
France
Regan LO
Greece
M. Hanotnisx
Ds Associates
Labouchere Presses Witness in Rhodes Inquiry
London March 12 – Sir Graham Hower testifies before the South African commission in Westminster Hall. Labouchere demands a direct answer on whether Rhodes informed the high commissioner of plans to assist in the Transvaal rising. The chair overrules further questioning as debate turns heated and questions remain unsettled.
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London
Graham Hower
Capeoony
Wesminster Hall
Cecil Rhodes
Trans- Vaal
Rhodes
Graham
Petar
Petar. She Did Grat Kow
Labouchere
Johannishure
Ithodes
Chailrman
Mr. Labouchere
Goig
Question on Rhodes's Word Stirs Old Committee Meeting
A tense exchange unfolds as Mr Jaibouchere presses for an answer while Sir William Harcourt questions the witness. The witness suggests Rhodes cooperated with the Whehcomayissioner to avert the rail, stating he would not deviate from his opinion on Rhodes keeping his word.
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Jaibouchere
Fnr
Rhodes
William Harcourt
Mrr. Rhodes
Kruger Seen Aims At Close Union With Transvaal
A dispatch from Bloemfontein reports President Kruger visiting to discuss closer ties between the Boer republics. He spoke of a luncheon with President Steyn, denied plans to absorb the Transvaal, and said the Queen remains respected. Kruger urged cautious handling of the union question.
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London
Ailepatel
Hloenfontein
Orange Mice Staite
Kruger
Joe Divings
Steyn
Atria
Newport News Bank stockholders meet amid upheaval
A controversial stockholder meeting at the Newport News Bank ended without recognition of the proceedings by the old board. New directors were elected to form a forthcoming board as stockholders debated control and legal validity. An adjourned meeting set for the 27th will determine who leads the company. A Cuban League was organized at the mass meeting with J. Smith Sr as president and General Tradley Johnson among speakers criticizing current management for U.S. citizen protections.
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Rietmond
Van
Maret
Newport News
Liwwyer 1. O. Ven- Homburg
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Jineton
DeSiussure
Gene
Yemen
DeSaussure
Airee
Unis
Etion
Mie
Stocekhollers
Mel
Clenernt
Keeteth
Tia
DesSiussure
Dack
M.o Murphy
J. W.illiam
Vora A. Spott
G. Ik. Pollock
James Bahen
de. G. Smith
Fld. Stewardy
Wowrdowas
Bilal
Buford
Clove
Ernmar Charles I O'Ferrall
W. T. McKenney
George A. Smelz
William Ryan
Carter M. Braxton
Todney
Mr. Jr. J. Smith, Sr
Tradley VW Jahmson
Merehind
Supreme Court Proceedings in Wedmond Virginia
The Supreme Court of Appeals heard New York Life Insurance Company versus Davis and others with Saunders Inq. for appellant and Maj. St. W. Peyton and W. AM. Peyton for appellees. All parties submitted. Next cases to be called include Pettus versus Atlantic Savings and Loan Association and Sulphur Mines Company of Virginia versus Boswell and Shuman.
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Wedmond
Maren
Supreme Court of Appeals
New York Life Insurance Company
Va. Davis
Iaw. Saunders
Inq
Appellant
Maj. St. W
Plant System Sets 100 Mile Speed Record in South
Savannah Ga March 12 The Plant System ran a special train between Savannah and Charleston a distance of 1608 miles in ninety minutes, averaging seventy two miles per hour. The run was for Rittenhouse Alcore to bid on Government work.
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Savannah
South
Charleston
Rittenhouse Alcore
Bed Bug Poison Promises Yearly Relief Before St Patrick Day
An advertisement hawks Bed Bug Poison claiming one bottle guards a home for a year and urges early purchase before St Patrick's Day. It cites corrosive sublimate and alcohol in the formula and lists A. T. West at 400 Main Street as maker, pricing at five cents per bottle. Also promotes Mazapura tea with varied prices and broad grocer notices.
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St. Patrick's
A. T. West
Main Street
May Hit In Clinches In Queensberry Rules Dispute
The article reports on a boxing carnival and a Queensberry rules debate among managers and promoters. Key figures include Julian, Brady, Siler, and Gar Mett, with talk of rule interpretations, clinch allowances, and plans to align with Corbett’s referee preferences. The tone notes friction over permissible clinch hitting and the expected presence of sporting delegates from the East.
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Dibson
Nev
Ding
Previet Pal Ang
Queensbury
Dan Square
Itinerascope
East
Starthiy Julian
Fitzsimmons
A. Brady
Gar- Mett
George Siler
Pan S Ouart
Siley
Martin Julian
Queensberry
London
Julian
Siler
Witzsimmons
Corbett
Vrady
Jilin
Warl
Tlaht Witade
Promoter Clears Rules In Corbett Fitzsimmons Bout
Julian defers to Dan Stuart for judgment in the boxing controversy as Siler’s impartial rule interpretation is upheld. Edison Kinetoscope talk surfaces with Stuart to profit from ringside exhibitions and no participation by Corbett or Fitzsimmons. Corbett trains hard with Eastern supporters noting improved form ahead of the fight as Cobb Ranch roads dry and Simmons toys with bicycle drills.
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Julian
Dan Stuart
Stuart
Siler
Fitzsimmons
Brady
Ar. Mector
Edison Kinetoscope Company
Sitwart
Corbett
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