Adverse Weather and Disasters Hit Multiple Regions
Rusela borrows 25 million dollars in New York at four percent for American material for Tusela's railroad. Night cold breaks records in Adirondacks with 12 to 22 below zero. Newark suffers the worst fire in its dry goods district, many buildings destroyed. Racilian Island in Mindanao Island group valued for pearl fisheries and hemp trade purchased for 500000. Governor Poynter plans a Western Governors meeting in Salt Lake on April 18 to draft a bill for Western Arid Lands. Steamer Australia reaches San Francisco from Honolulu. Three plague deaths occur after February 10 with no prior signs. San Francisco council allocates 100000 for plague combat. St Louis day express delayed by snow near Independence Missouri. derailment of a fast express causes wreck with deaths and women burned before rescue.
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New York
Tusela
Adirondacks
Plattsburg
Malone
Saranac Lake
Newark
N. J
Racilian
Philippines
Australia
San Francisco
Honolulu
Board of Health
St. Louis
Kansas City
Independence
Northwest News Highlights From Oregon and Washington
Reports show a Salem creamery project led by T. B Townsend. General Charlee King may tour the Northwest. John Grant, 70, dies in Astoria hospital from erysipelas after illness. A P Mow of Moscow commits suicide by throat cutting amid despondency. Astoria urges rat-killing to stem plague risk. Northwestern Dairymen and Hoy Raisers Convention slated for Mos cow March 21 22 and 25. Dr J W Carper of Farmington dies in Spokane of cancer. Jaspah Abbott Roundy of Hillsboro dies after years with consumption. He migrated to the Pacific coast about 20 years ago.
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Townsend
Charlee King
Northwest
John Grant
Knoppa
Astoria
Eryeipelas
A. P. Mow
Moscow
Idaho
Northwestern
Dairymen and Hoy Raisers’ Convention
Montana
Washington
Oregon
J. WH. Carper
Farmington
Spokane
Jaspah Abbott Roundy
Marblehead
Mass
Hilleboro
Washington County
Pacific Coast
Ladysmith Relieved as Buller’s Troops Occupy South City
London dispatch reports Ladysmith relieved by Buller’s force and the British army taking control of the city. Demonstrations of enthusiasm and jubilation mark the moment as the empire enjoys a rare holiday mood.
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Buller
British Empire
London
South Africa
Ladysmith
Relief of Ladysmith Accomplished, Nation Rejoices
London on March 1 reports joyous chaos as Ladysmith relief becomes known. Bells ring at Windsor, crowds flood the Mansion House, and stock markets pause for God Save the Queen. Celebrations spread across the United Kingdom with flags, songs, and cheers for Buller Roberts and White.
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Ladysmith
England
Kimberley
Cronje
Windsor Castle
Mansion House
White
Buller
Roberts
Hage
Stock Exchange
God Save the Queen
United Kingdom
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Bulwanna Hill
Free State
Bloemfontein
Mafeking
Cape Town
Sath Mocther
Boston Wool Market Report Signals Tepid Demand
The American Wool and Cotton Reporter notes limited weekly demand with about 2.4 million pounds on offer. Trading shows irregular prices in clothing wools, slight uptick for fine wools, and London sales set to begin next week with 260,000 offerings. Boston weekly totals reach 2.531 million pounds, domestic and foreign combined, versus prior week and year.
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American Wool and Cotton Reporter
Boston
London
Greatest February Snowfall Since 1808 Hits Midwest
Chicago reports yesterday's snow as the largest since 1808, averaging about 7 inches in the Midwest. The storm shows no sign of abating tonight as Illinois Missouri Kansas Michigan Indiana Iowa Wisconsin face widespread delays with rail traffic halted and trains late by 30 minutes to five hours.
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Chicago
Weather Bureau
Inllinois
Mixcouri
Kansas
Michigan
Indiana
Iowa
Wisconsin
Cave collapse entombs miners at Iron Mountain mine
In Redding California a cave collapse in the Iron Mountain mine has entombed miners. Timbering failed due to natural caverns and broken supports. A rescue effort is underway as prisoners tap for air though foul air may endanger them. Names listed include MacBroom McCally Outer Oates Carmingh Van Buren Rows Cantillion and an unknown miner.
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MacBroom
I. McCally
J. Outer
A. Oates
A. Caramingh
A. van Buren
D. E. Rows
H. Cantillion
Snowstorms Hamper Railways and Street Cars Across Cities
Snow crashes halt railroads and block street car lines in St. Louis, Cleveland, and New York. Heavy snowfall and sleet cripple transportation, snapping poles and trees and delaying city traffic in a storm described as among the worst in years.
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St. Louis
Cleveland
British Columbia Plans Immediate Referendum on Railways and Labor
Victoria March 1. The new government outlines policy to go to the people. Key planks include public ownership and operation of railways the repeal of the alien exclusion law and the retention of the eight hour law principle.
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British Columbia
Victoria
French Cannon Factory Fire Destroys Boers’ Long Range Guns Source
Fire at Lecreuset in France destroys the cannon factory supplying Boers with long range guns. Two large buildings burn, along with calcene gun materials stores and a number of artillery models. Losses near one million francs.
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Lecreuesote
France
Ukiah to Get New Creamery. Woody Heads for Portland purchases
E Woody of Ukiah plans a new creamery in about two weeks. He left Pendleton for Portland to buy machinery and fittings and will speed up installation. The plant will use latest equipment to separate cream and produce high grade butter. Ukiah dairy activity has grown, with two creameries in operation and residents breeding fine dairy cows. Woody previously lived at Athena.
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E. Woody
Ukiah
Pendleton
Portland
Woody
Mr. Woody
Athena
Mail contractor C. McCoy regains sight after operation
His Sight Restored, C. McCoy, a well known mail contractor in the upper country, who has been blind for years, has nearly recovered his sight after a surgical operation in a Portland hospital. He was recently seen in Portland cheerful about his regained vision and ability to see friends.
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C. ©. McCoy
Portland
Mr. McCoy
Life in the Bull Described as Kangaroo Court in Idaho
Wilbur Stewart testifies on March 1 that his newspaper was confiscated during Idaho labor troubles. He cites a kangaroo court during detention, an inquisition by a local official, and the death of Johnson in the prison yard after attempting suicide and fleeing guards. He argues there was no need for martial law.
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Kangaroo Court
Washington
Wilbur Stewart
Idaho
Johnson
Hawaii Government Bill Passes Senate In Quick Viva Voce
The senate plans a final vote on the conference report for the financial bill next Tuesday. The Hawaii government bill passed on a viva voce vote after a quiet day with no major action in the house following the Puerto Rican bill dispute.
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Washington
Senate
Hawaii
House
Ambushed by Insurgents Near San Fernando
Manila March 1 A hundred insurgents of San Fernando La Union ambushed ten men of the Third cavalry escorting a provision train. One American was killed. The insurgents captured four horses and a quantity of provisions.
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Manila
San Fernando la Union
Third Cavalry
The Clark Investigation Opens Movement Details Revealed
In Washington on March 1 Campbell was cross examined by Faulkner in the Clark cave proceeding. Campbell described the organization of the movement for the investigation of Clark's election.
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Clark
Washington
Clark Cave
Campbell
Faulkner
Movement For
Democratic State Convention Meets in Salt Lake City
The Utah Democratic state convention assembled in Salt Lake City on March 1 with L. Maginnis of Ogden chosen as chairman and Mrs. Mattie en Tannen elected as vice chairwoman.
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Uteh
Salt Lake
Democratic Stat
L. Maginnis
Ogden
Seine Tin Rn
Mra
Mattieen Tannen
TO CURB A COLD IN ONE DAY
Consumer remedy ad promises quick cold relief using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. The offer guarantees refunds if no cure, with E W Grove’s signature on each box and Bho as claimed origin.
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E.W. Grove
Bho
A Wife Murderer Sentenced in Tacoma
Albert Michaud was sentenced this morning to be hanged on Friday April 6 for the murder of his divorced wife in Tacoma.
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Tacoma
Albert Michaud
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