Wife of Buffalo Bill Defends Character in Cody Divorce Case
Mrs Louise Cody testified in North Platte Nebraska that she never poisoned Colonel Cody or used dragon's blood, and she still loves him. She recalled forty years of marriage from St Louis to Kansas plains to Fort McPherson and Rochester, denying accusations while seeking reconciliation as tears flowed over her daughter Arta's letter.
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Louise Cody
W. B. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Fort McPherson
Neb
Rochester
Nebraska
North Platte
England
Boyar
Colonel Cody
Hyde vows to keep Equitable Life stock amid offers
A New York report states James 4 Hyde, vice president of Equitable Life, will not part with any of his stock. It notes no offer will sway him, whether from J. W. Alexander’s associates or any other party, and is supported by a credible source.
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New York
James 4. Hyde
The
Equitable Life
Tie
J. W. Alexander
St Patrick Day Events Planned Across Nations
New York reports five events mark St Patrick's Day this year. The pope acting on Archbishop Parley’s recommendation introduces a special initiative at the ceremonial banquet. The 17th falls on a Friday this year. President Roosevelt will attend the Friendly Sons of St Patrick banquet in the evening.
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St. Patrick’s Day
Parley
Prhlay
Roosevelt
Che Gmest
Sons of St. Paltich
Crescent City Track Delivers Two Favorites at New Orleans
In New Orleans on March 1 Athlana and Canyon were the day’s two winning favorites at Crescent City’s track with Ponca, backed from 30 to 20, taking the third race in a gallop. Other race winners included Old Stone, MecWilliams, St. Sever, and Ponca’s rivals across six races. Gus Heidorn claimed the Reservation handicap at Hot Springs, while a surprise upset saw Iowa Gray win at 50 to 1. City Park’s four furlongs clicked in fast time as Telescope and Astarita dueled, and Columbia beat Yale 24 to 21 in New Haven. Pickaway topped in San Francisco’s third race. Schoolmate and San Nicholas clashed in the fourth. Arabo captured the handicap by a neck.
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Athliana
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Docile
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Bengal
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MecWilliams
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Lord Tennyson
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Hot Springs
Ark
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Oaklawn
Iaa Gray
City Park Track
Columbia
Yale
New Haven
Conn
Pickaway
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Fort Wayne
Schoolmate
San Nicholas
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National doubles racket championship opens in Boston
The national doubles racket championship tourney begins today at the Tennis and Racket club in Boston with many entrants from Boston New York and Philadelphia. In Paris Frank J Marshall of Brooklyn and Dr Janowski played to a draw in the fifteenth game of their chess match with Marshall trailing 4 to 1.
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Marshall
Paris
Frank J. Marshall
Brooklyn
Janowski
American Winner at Cambridge Victory for Oriel College
London March 1 P MM Young an American won three events as Oriel College defeated Clave College Cambridge in the field games at Cambridge.
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London
P. MM. Young
Oriel College
Oxford
Clave College
Chicago Man Wins Consolation Golf Prize at Pinehurst
Chicagoan W. S. North won the first prize in the consolation golf tournament at Pinehurst. The event took place on the links in Pinehurst, North Carolina, on March 1.
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Gol
Pinehurst
Ww. S
Jerome Has Private Lockup
Complaint alleges District Attorney Jerome runs a private detention facility outside the county where witnesses are held under restraint in the city. Six witnesses have been imprisoned at once with three or four county detectives assigned to guard them.
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New York
Thief Bites Diamond Stud On Elevated Train Chase
New York report says Treary Friedman is accused of biting a $200 diamond stud from John Hayden on an elevated train at Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn. Friedman fled with several passengers in pursuit to the station and street, was captured, but the stone was not found, with investigators believing it may have been swallowed.
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John Hayden
Myrtle Avenue
Brooklyn
Treary Sriedman
Veteran War Surgeon Dies in Cincinnati at Nearly Ninety
Dr Adolph Fiperlin an honorary faculty member of the University of Tuevingen Germany and Civil War surgeon dies at his Cincinnati home aged about ninety. He graduated from Tuevingen over fifty years ago and served in the Union army during the Civil War.
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Cincinnati
Adolph Fiperlin
University of
Miners Killed in Selamoirin Colliery Collapse
A coal mine accident at Richards' colliery in Selamoirin Pa. on March 1 killed Anthony Welcome and Joseph Antumsky when a large fall collapsed a breast during blasting. Several other workers escaped with narrow misses.
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Anthony Welcome
Joseph Antumsky
Rev. Joseph A. Laner Dead at St Elements College
Saratoga report states Rev. Joseph A. Laner 36, a Redemptorist priest from Baltimore, Mal, died at St elements college. He was the son of Alexander Lamner of Baltimore.
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Saratoga
N.Y
Baltimore
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St.ements College
Alexander Amner
Injured Chaufer Reaches New York After Race Course Incident
Edward Hawley, injured while driving an El Rk. Serius motor car on the Thavera race course at Ciba las Ar rived aboard the Morro Castle steamer in New York City on March 1.
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Ciba
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Nelson defeats Young Corbett in ninth round knockout
In San Francisco on March 1 Battling Nelson stopped Young Corbett in the ninth round after Corbett’s crew threw in the sponge. Nelson dominated from the early rounds, landing finishing rights that knocked Corbett to the floor twice before the bout ended. Corbett fought with effort but was unable to regain his momentum.
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Battling Nelson
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Mystery Over Flynn Case Clears Kidnapping Doubt
NEW YORK March 1 Commissioner McAdoo says there is no longer mystery in the Mary Agnes Flynn case of Brooklyn who has been absent nearly two weeks. He declines to give specifics but states positively she has not been kidnapped and is not dead. Miss Flynn was a confidential clerk at B. O. Jacobson & Co. and vanished Feb YT.
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Burned Cannon in Emigy Sparks Oklahoma Outrage
Indignant citizens in Enid Oklahoma burned Speaker Cannon in effigy last night protesting his stance against statehood for Oklahoma and Indian Territory. Across the state Cannon is denounced as unrest grows amid the territorial dispute and federal politics.
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Enid
Speaker
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Attorney Arrested in Kauai Postal Fraud Case
HONOLULU March 1 Joseph 8 Ferdy an attorney from Hilo was arrested and held to answer on a warrant charging him with complicity in frauds at the Ikolou post office Kauai where $27 000 is missing.
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Marely
Joseph
Ferdy
Hilo
Leen
Ikolou
Kauai
Secretary Wilson Hosts Roosevelt Dinner at Willard Hotel
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson entertained last night at his annual dinner in honor of President and Mrs. Roosevelt at the new Willard hotel.
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W Selon
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Roosevelt
New Willard Hotel
Kaiser Gift to Harvard Presents German Social Ethics Models
Cambridge March 1 A collection of models charts maps and books from the German educational exhibition at St Louis was presented to Harvard University by Dr Theodor Sewald German imperial commissioner for Emperor William The gift showing recent improvements in social ethics will be housed in Emerson Hall under construction The presentation occurred in the Harvard Germanic Museum and was accepted for the philosophy department by Professor Hugo Münsterberg
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Mass
Harvard University
Theodor Sewald
William
Germany
Emerson Hall
Philosophy
Harvard Germanic Museum
Philosophical Department
Hugo Mupsterberg
Sculptor Niehaus Swallows Teeth in Cincinnati Visit
Charles H. Niehaus a renowned New York sculptor swallowed two false teeth while laughing at his brother's home in Cincinnati. An X ray failed to locate the teeth but doctors say he is not in danger and no operation is needed. He is resting in a private hospital. the GarHelad statue in Cincinnati is among his best known works.
Montclair Murder Suspect Elusive in Providence
New Jersey officers pursuing coachman Harris in connection with the murder of Mrs. Hannah Ross at Montclair failed to find him in Providence. Harris, identified as Pettis in North Attleboro, is said to have spent the weekend there before vanishing when his description was shown.
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Hannah Ross
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Pettis
One Thousand Dollars For 2 Window
Washington date March 1 Representative Timothy D. Sullivan stays in a Regent hotel front room at Pennsylvania avenue and Fifteenth street with a parade view. He paid $1,000 extra for March 4 room rights, saying he prefers watching others do the work after a good personal effort.
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Timothy D. Sullivan
Regent Hotel
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Russian officers toast czar and president at NY reception
In New York on March 1 a group of thirteen Russian naval officers, paroled by Japan, toasted the czar and the U.S. president at a reception hosted by the Slavic alliance of New York, standing under a blend of Russian and American colors.
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New York Markets Summary with Mixed Price Quotes
Quiet spring grain and livestock prices reported across markets. Wheat lower on contracts, corn steady, oats firm. butter and cheese varied by grade. live poultry and dressed meat values listed with regional differences. potatoes and hampered meat markets show limited demand and price firmness.
Live Stock Markets Show Slow Cattle and Mixed Hog Prices
Cattle supplies are light and market slow with quoted prices for choice at 5.40 to 5.05, prime around 5.25 to 5.33, veal calves near 7.18, heavy Yorkers 5.85, light Yorkers 5.10 to 3.25, and pigs around 4.80. Sheep and lambs show tighter demand with prime wethers about 6.10, heavy ewes near 6.25, and lambs around 8.25 to 3.04.
Death Threats Mount Over Grand Duke Vladimir in St. Petersburg
Grand Duke Vladimir faces a death sentence from a socialist terrorist group. His wife Grand Duchess Marie Pavlovna defends him, following closely and alerting him to every outing. Public notices of Sergius Alexandrovich's execution have appeared on steps, signaling rising danger and police impotence.
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Sergius
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Sergius Alexandrovitch
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von Plehge
Marie Pavlovna
Cyril and
Boris
Strikes Ripple Across Polish Cities Amid Labor Fallout
In Warsaw a general shop assistant strike looms as 75 percent of employers may concede. Domestic workers threaten to strike. coal cart drivers strike complicates supply as Lodz and Minsk tensions rise. Mills warn 15 000 striking workers of six month closure. Maxim Gorky banished from St. Petersburg to Riga. Disturbances reach Kutais with troops deployed.
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Silesia
Zyrardoff
Lodz
Minsk
Maxim Gorky
St. Petersburg
Riga
Kutais
Pittsburg Heiress Marries Local Attorney
Miss Elizabeth Howe, heiress to a large fortune, marries Pittsburg attorney Frank P. Sproull in a noon ceremony. Count Decini of Rome is said to have been spurned as Howe chose the local suitor over the papal nephew. In Bridgeport, Paul Herbet Schmidt goes on trial for first degree murder in the death of William Taylor at a Sherman farm, with defense arguing self defense in the quarrel.
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Pittsburg
Pittsborg
Elizabeth Howe
Frank P. Sproull
Tome
Leo XII
Miss Howe
Taylor
Trigs
Bridgeport
Conn
Paul Herbert Schmidt
William Taylor
Crittenden Farm
Sherman
Clergymen to End Men in Peoria Religious Minstrel Show
In Peoria a religious minstrel show is planned by the Central A C with two prominent clergymen as end men. Receipts will fund furniture for the association rooms. Also in New York a life-saving chain formed to rescue two boys who fell through Penelope lake.
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Marek
Peoria Central ¥.A.c
Whith Plains
N.Y
Frank Head
Walter Firman
Penelope Lake
Westchester County
Senate approves vestibule rule for DC streetcars
The Senate on March 1 passed a bill requiring Washington DC streetcars to be equipped with vestibules to protect motormen.
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Senate
District of Columbia
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