Parkhurst targets municipal corruption with detailed evidence
The Rev. Dr. Charles R. Parkhurst, at Madison Square Presbyterian, adds specifics to his charges against city administrators. He cites 254 open saloons and 2,438 people, lists gambling and vice houses, and describes collaborations with the district attorney and police court to present the case to the grand jury.
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New York
Charles R. Parkhurst
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Parkhurst
Tammany Council
Grand Jury
Fortieth Street
Madison Avenue
New York City
Vallambrosa
Tammany
Olhamberlain's Cough Remedy Cited for Grippe Cure
A historic note touts Olhamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective against La Grippe and its pneumonia risk. It claims the remedy counters pneumonia tendency, cites extensive use over epidemics, and advertises 25, 50 cent and $1 bottles by C. B. Mann, druggist.
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Olhamberlain
C. B. Mann
Davis Best Flour from Capital Gy T
A fragment urges a grocer to send a sack of Davis' Best flour made in the capital gy. It ends with an offer to try the product and provides a telephone number.
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Davis
Crown of Italy Wrecked Near Le Maire Straits
The British vessel Auchencairn reports the Crown of Italy was wrecked on rocks near the Le Maire Straits after January 25. Two men were seen on shore, a boat crew met two strangers, and the captain claimed to run the Port of Good Success while cargo was secured. crew status remained unclear.
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Straits of Lemaire
San Francisco
Auchencairn
Italy
Anchencairn
Canadian Pacific strike widens amid Pacific division violence
Canadi an strike on the Pacific division escalates as conductors and trainmen are called out and militia is requested after trains are cut and violence erupts. Reports from Rat Portage describe stoning and torpedoed tracks, with wounded officials and frightened crews. Cattlemen fear losses and a meat shortage looms on the coast.
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Pacific
Winmera
Manitoba
Canadian Pacific
Donald
Vancouver
Rat Portage
Fort William
Chalk River
Montreal
Var Portage
McKenzie
McNabb
Caboose
Friends
New Westminster
B. C
Kamloops
Ashcroft
Multiple 1900s World News Items Collide Across Oceans
A blitz of brief dispatches reports a severe Iowa blizzard, Bis marck story recovery, Standard Oil fuel bids, Yorktown in San Diego, Union Pacific president ill in New York, a Spanish assassination in Grenada, Emperor William illness denial, Portland court case continuation, Kentucky outlaw captured, Harvard president visiting San Francisco, Henderson Bros. fire loss, Jerry Denny signing with San Jose, West Indian steamer wreck at Acajutla, mutiny and crew troubles, and prior sailor strikes.
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Berlin
Bismarck
Standard Oil Company
Iie
Yorktown
Evans
San Diego
Sidney Dillon
Union Pacific
New York
Grenada
Spain
Marquis of Cornselice
Staats-Zeitung
William
Portland
J. R. McIntyre
W.T. Stewart
Tacoma
Wells, Fargo & Co
Middlesboro
Bell County
Berry Turner
Turner
Charles W. Elliott
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
San Francisco
Elliott
Henderson Bros
Jerry Denny
San Jose Lub
California
Pittsburg
Scott
Acajutla
la Union
San Jose de Guatemala
Hallowell
Sailor’s Union
Navy prepares vessels for service in northern Pacific
The navy department is fitting out Adams and Ranger at Mare Island and Mohican at Sidney for possible use in the Bering Sea this spring. Baltimore Charleston Boston Yorktown and revenue ships Bear Rush Corwin and Albatross would bolster the fleet if needed.
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Washington
Navy Department
Pacific Ocean
Adams
Ranger
Mare Island
Cal
Bering Sea
Mohican
Sidney
Baltimore
San Francisco
Charleston
San Diego
Boston
Yorktown
Bear
Rush
Corwin
Albatross
Tacoma and Puget Sound News Roundup
Spokane bridge foreman killed by a derrick boom. Contraband opium hidden on Whidbey Island beach. Tepic steamer ran aground near Beckley Key. Tacoma Speeding Association previews annual races with 35 fast horses. Washington World's Fair panel works with NP to ship exhibits to Chicago free. Gross Bros store opens crowds overwhelm staff. Wells Fargo agents arrested in Portland for Tacoma express robbery. State of Washington steamers race from Everett to Seattle. River harbor funding for multiple WA locales approved. Zabrynack brothers assault Terrick in Athena leaving him critically injured. Suspects fled. no clue to their whereabouts.
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Spokane
Teeens
Chicago
Beckley Key
Tacoma
John R. McIntyre
Wells Fargo Express Company
W.D. Stewart
Portland
Justice Court
State of Washington
Greyhound
East Everett
Seattle
House
Washington
Cowlitz River
Skagit
Stillaguamish Nooksack
Snohomish
Snoqualmie
Gray’s Harbor
Swinomish Slough
Olympia Harbor
Nosel River
Zabrynack
Terrick
Athena
Umatilla County
Washington School Piano Fund Benefit at Opera House
The pupils will present an entertainment for a piano fund at the opera house on Friday evening March 25. Olympia band will perform. Features include vocal drills by six and seven year olds, physical culture by grammate grades, concert exercises, and literary musical pieces. Seats available at Rose & Godard's or from pupils.
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Washington
Opera House
Olympia Band
Grammate
Rose & Godard’s
Plans for High School Accepted by Board
The school board met yesterday afternoon to review architect plans and cost estimates. Submissions include J. W. White 25000, B. F. Hartsuck 25000, Hooper Bros 25000, Whitham Page 25000, Weeks three plans 24800 26750 25000, stone 33000 37750 33200, A Barr 24400, Dow Dunlap 28000. Decision delayed for a few days.
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J. W. White
B. F. Hartsuck
Hooper Bros
Whitham & Page
B. FF. M. Weeks
Stone
A. Barr
Dow & Dunlap
Juror Requests Excusal On Religious Grounds Denied
James Boggs on the regular panel sought morning excusal as he is a Seven Day Adventist and feared conflict with religious duty. Judge Robinson ruled the excuse insufficient and did not grant release from jury service.
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James Boggs
Robinson
Santa Fe Telegraphers Decline New Road Terms
ToreKa Kan March 22 The grievance committee of the railway telegraphers on the Santa Fe have declined to accept the terms of the new road Chief Telegrapher D S Ramsey has been sent for to confer with the officials of the road.
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ToreKa
Kan
Santa Fe
D.S. Ramsey
California Grain Market Wheat Price Report
San Francisco market update shows wheat at 1 614 dollars for the season and barley at 98 cents. The item also notes a separate health cure claim for sick headache by Dr Miles Nerving.
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California
San Francisco
Miles
Charles Mitchell Accuses Sullivan in Fight Promise
In New York on March 22, Charles Mitchell told a reporter that James J. Sullivan is afraid to fight him. He calls Sullivan a big, fat stiff lusher and accuses him of dodging a headline bout for publicity.
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New York
Charles Mitchell
Sullivan
John L. Sullivan
New Orleans
Inglishman
Corbett
Libel Trial Opens as Court Hears Jury and Ruler Libel
The Superior Court in Columbia hall convenes with Judge Robinson presiding. Attorneys examine Edward L. Minard for admission while jurors are drawn and sworn amid ta polar rhetoric about republican and democrat rights. A special venire adds ten jurors and bailiffs are placed for the Henry Brown libel case.
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Columbia Hall
Robinson
Byron Millett
I. W. Agnew
John C. Kleber
Edward L. Minard
Adolph Troller
George van Tyne
T. Hi. Phipps
Fred Neuffer
Henry Brown
Brown
Messegee
Messeege
Rufus Cory
BH. Hastman
Scott Shafer
W. C. Gaddy
Joseph Kullrich
W. E. Mitchell
8. Ferguson
Thos, Clarke
L. W
Senator Plumb Learns to Sign Checks in Banking Tale
The piece tells of a young Plumb who saved 100 dollars and kept it without a bank receipt. He refused to sign a check unless it was in his own name and only agreed to sign later after understanding banking customs. The anecdote highlights his early business sense before rising to national prominence.
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Boston Enquirer
Plumb
Embryo
Vedutt
Pean
Battle of Giants Opens Free Coinage Debate in House
In Washington on March 22 the house debated free coinage led by Bland, author of the bill, with Williams of Massachusetts opposing. The session featured calls for three days of debate amid filibuster rumors, and Tracy of New York raised procedural objections over coin note funding. Bland argued for gold silver equality and a flexible redemption policy while Taylor and Williams argued opposing positions.
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Washineron
Bland
Committee On
Williams
Massachusetts
Resolution Committee
Tracy
New York
House
Treasury
United States
Taylor
Illinois
Market Snapshot of New York Stocks at Noon
New York March 22 Noon market figures list prices for major U S railroad and finance stocks including Pacific 68 9 Atchison 39 14 Central Pacific 30 34 Burlington 37 54 Denver Rio Grande 17 percentage Northern Pacific 23 14 Northwestern 20 5 New York Central 15 44 Oregon Navigation 87 46 Pacific Mail 38 54 Rock Island 88 74 St Paul Omaha 48 44 Union Pacific 46 44 Wells Fargo Express 44 Western Union 88
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New York
Pacific
Atchison
Central Pacific
Burlington
Denver & Rio Grande
Northern Pacific
Preferred
Northwestern
New York Central
Oregon Navigation
North American
Pacific Mail
Rock Island
St. Paul & Omaha
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Wells Fargo Expess
Western Union
Death of Another Freak
Max Strakosch the noted musical composer died at Fordham home for incurables from paralysis after several months as an inmate.
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New York
Max Strakosch
Fordham
First Symptoms of Heart Disease Highlight Dr Miles Cure
Ad claims the first signs of heart disease include short breath fluttering faint and hungry spells and swollen ankles. It promotes Dr Miles New Heart Cure as a marvelous remedy and notes a free book on heart disease at Marr Ross Acme Drug Store or by sending to Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
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J. B. Wilson
Sharpsburg
Dr. King
Marr & Ross
Acme
Iles
Acme Drug Store
Dr. Miles Medical Co
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