Senate and House debate on harbor bill and army appropriation
The passage of a harbor bill and related army appropriations is under discussion with members like Dr. Sulzer and Smith of New York weighing in. The bill prompts debate and potential amendments as contests and a possible exclusion measure loom. Portland plans to incorporate to handle Washington matters as the Arkansas Jockey Club set races for Monday with stake events expected to exceed prior years.
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Sulzer
Smith
New York
Ceremony Names Destroyer Bar ry at Neafle & Levy Yard
A ceremony marked the launch of a destroyer named Bar ry at the Neafle and Levy yard. Carlotta Barnes attended as a great grandniece, with attendees from the ee crowd of spectators and witnesses noting the event took place on March 22.
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Spectaboat
Barry
Neafle & Levy
Harbor Restrictions Amid Deadly Outbreak Report
Sixteen cases are reported among sixteen deaths as communes rovinces are ordered and sisters closed. ships will go aboard in the harbor as are.
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Commurovinces
Try
College season opens in the East with many big teams active
New York March 22 College baseball opens with most big eastern and western teams facing high school and academy squads. Many universities begin practice with plan to travel south next week, including Princeton Rutgers Manhattan Yale Lafayette Georgetown Lehigh Virginia and Woodbury Forest in Charlottesville.
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New York
Collegiano
Michigan
Wisconsin
Illinois
Notre Dame
Iowa
Princeton
Rutgers
Manhattan College
Yale
New Haven
Washington
Lafayette
Georgetown
South Bethlehem
Lehigh
Areinus College
University of Virginia
Woodbury Forest
Charlottesville
Red Star Line Starts Queenstown to Southampton Service
The Red Star Line, via the steamship Haverford, inaugurates a Queenstown to Southampton and Antwerp service, intensifying competition with Cunard and White Star for Irish and English immigrant and freight traffic. This move signals American capital challenging British control of the port’s business, following earlier admissions of a broad community of interest among major lines.
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New York
Haverford
Red Star Line
Queenstown
Southampton
Antwerp
Red Star Lines
Cunard
White Star Lines
American
International Navigation Company
Atlantic Transport
Leyland Lines
Red Star
Annie Russells Last Lyceum Show Ends Era at Lyceum
New York on March 22 Annie Russell closes her performance in The Girl and the Judge at the Lyceum theater. She will recite a specially written epilogue after the finale while her company gathers. E H Southern spoke the opening lines on this stage under Daniel Frohman's management and Aupie Russell will speak the final lines. The Lyceum is to be torn down but a new Lyceum will rise on West Forty-fifth Street within two weeks.
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New York
Annie Russell
Lyceum Theater
Miss Russell
E. H. Southern
Lyceum
Daniel Frohman
Aupie Russell
West Forty-fifth Street
Western Gymnasts Meet in Madison with Western Association Talks
Madison Wisconsin March 22 A bright outlook exists for the first western intercollegiate gymnas tic meet tonight under the University of Wisconsin auspices. Representatives from Minnesota Michigan Chicago Illinois Iowa and Beloit are entered and discussed forming a western gymnastic association.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Chicago
Tillinois
Iowa
Beloit
Gage to be guest of honor at Oneida dinner
The Oneida Society of New York led by President Justice Charles Truax has arranged an annual dinner at the Hotel Savoy in New York. Ex-Secretary of the Treasury Henry M. Gage, a native of Oneida county, will be the guest of honor.
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Gage
New York
Oneida Society of New York
Charles Truax
Hotel Savoy
Treasury
Oneida County
National Baseball Rooters Incorporated Formed in Columbus
The supreme body of one Order of Baseball Rooters Inc established its national headquarters in Columbus Ohio today after a defaunition ceremony.
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National Baseball Rooters
Columbus
Order of Baseball Rooters Inc
Palma Galle for Cuba New York March 32
T Estrada Palma, president elect of the new republic of Cuba, sailed for Havana today. His inauguration will take place on April 1.
Furnish Leads Eastern Oregon Governor Hope
Portland reports the Washington County Republican convention backed W. J. Furnish for the governorship. Furnish said he is encouraged and believes Eastern Oregon has a strong claim to the office as further developments loom.
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Portland
Washington County
W. J. Furnish
Oregon
Furnish
Republicans Warning Roosevelt Over Miles Testimony
Washington reports that a group of Republican senators warned President Roosevelt they will resist any discipline of General Miles for his testimony before the Senate Military Committee on the Root army reform bill. Senator Hawley opposes the Root bill and seeks an adverse committee report while praising Miles for his detailed exposition. Governor Wood of Cuba met the President in today’s talks focusing on the May 1 evacuation by American authorities.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Miles
Senate Military Committee
Hawley
Wood
Cuba
White House
Furnish Regents Gubernatorial Prospects Stir Portland Rumors
The Evening Telegram reports mixed signals in the Oregon governor race with Geer allies and Senator Simon shaping deals while Pendleton’s W J Furnish gains support as returns from Saturdays primaries surface. Multnomah delegates and possible Carey backing could boost Furnish to a leading position at the state convention.
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Portland
Furnish
T. T. Geer
Salem
W. J. Furnish
Pendleton
Geer
Simon
Marion County
Aselay
Oregon
Wiseacres
Multnomah County
Repub-Ican
Charles H. Carey
Multnomah
Judge Carey
Carey
Farish
Ice gorge at Little Bend breaks. river rises and falls
Bronx City reports the Little Bend ice gorge broke Thursday night causing a 10 foot rise at Chamberlain, 8. D., yesterday. A new gorge formed above the city and the river is again falling.
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Bronx City
Little Bend
Chamberlain
Mortality at Lahore and London March 22
A terse notice reports mortality figures from Lahore and London dated March 22, noting a troubling rise in deaths and the Suerte panel’s authority assessing the situation. The item underscores cross‑city concerns and official oversight.
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London
Lahore
Winnipeg Fire Threatens City After CP Rail Yards Burn
St Paul reports a great fire in Winnipeg Manitoba starting at midnight. The Canadian Pacific railway sheds burned and damaged freight facilities. Communication cut, the blaze threatened the business district and could destroy the plant and spread beyond the railroad property with an estimated 10000 dollars in damage.
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St. Paul
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Pacific
Fie
Education papers highlighted at Central Illinois Teachers meet
At the final session in Peoria on March 22 the Central Illinois Teachers association heard papers by Professor M. W. O'Shea of Wisconsin on Hidden Forces in Life and Education, by Howard J. Rogers of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition on Education's link to industry and commerce, and by Roger B. McMullen of the Illinois Congress of Mothers on The Congress of Mothers.
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Peoria
Central Illinois Teachers’ Association
M. W. O'Shea
University of Wisconsin
Howard J. Rogers
Department of Education
Congress of Mothers
Roger B. McMullen
Illinoia
Jury Deadlocks in Wilcox Murder Trial at Elizabeth City
Elizabeth City March 22 The jury failed to reach a verdict in the James Wilcox murder trial. Wilcox faced charges of striking Nell Cropsey unconscious at the head and disposing of the body in the river. Cropsey was the daughter of a wealthy planter.
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Elizabeth City
N. C
James Wilcox
Nell Cropsey
Wilcox
Steamer City of Beattie Ashore Near Briagway Harbor
The steamer City of Beattie from Bridgeway to Seattle went ashore in Vancouver harbor this morning. Engines tried reverse to refloat. It is hoped to be floated tonight with no damage discovered so far.
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Vancouver
B. C
City of Beattie
Briagway
Seattle
New York Market Report From March Wheat Decline
New York wheat markets weakened with southwestern areas leading the drop in both wheat and corn. New York opened 79 1/2 and closed 70 1/2, Chicago opened 73 and closed 72. Corn at Chicago opened 59 1/2 and closed 58. Stocks rose. Other notes list prices for THty, 9% and range 78 1/2 to 79 3/4, with Sugar 123, Steel 424, St Paul 16844, Union Pacific 100%.
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I. L. Ray A Co
Pendleton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Chicago
Steel
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Wheat in San Francisco San Francisco News Item
Wheat prices in San Francisco area noted on March 22 with a closing price of 1.10 dollars per bushel. Market activity and local reporting highlight price movement and regional trading context.
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San Francisco
Tennessee Republican Congressional Primary in Gibson District
Knoxville March 22 The republican congressional primary here ends a highly spirited contest to renominate Congressman Henry R. Gibson opposed by N. W. Hale. Both camps have campaigned intensely with federal officeholders and prominent politicians taking part as the result draws near.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee
Henry R. Gibson
N. W. Hale
Gibson
Promising Mat Contest at Lenox Lyceum Tonight
New York March 22. At the Lenox Lyceum tonight two great light wrestlers George Bothner instructor of the Knickerbocker Athletic Club and Harvey Parker meet again in a catch as catch can contest best two out of three falls Both in excellent trim and a hard contest is expected to end.
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New York
Lenox Lyceum
George Bothner
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Harvey Parker
Irving and Terry sail for England after American tour
Sir Henry Irving and Miss Ellen Terry with their company left New York for England on the Minneapolis today following a successful tour through major American cities. Early next month Irving will start his regular season at the London Lyceum.
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Irving
Terry
New York
Sir Henry Irving
Ellen Terry
England
Minneapolis
America
Sir Henry
London Lyceum
Honor for American in London Lodge Installation
London March 22 F C Vanduzer of the American Society of London will be installed as Master of the Jubilee Masters lodge of Masons at the Hotel Cecil tomorrow.
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London
F. C. Vanduzer
American Society of London
Jubilee Masters’ Lodge of Masons
Hotel Cecil
Zulu Women Use Headdress to Signal Married Status
In Zulu culture, traditional head dress conveys marital status with married and unmarried women wearing distinct styles. The color, shape, and arrangement of plumes and cloth communicate social standing within the community.
Cambridge Wins Annual Oxford Cambridge Boat Race
Cambridge defeated Oxford by five lengths in 19 minutes 9 seconds amid a cold wind along the Thames. The result matched betting odds, with Cambridge as the favorite. Oxford collapsed after crossing the line.
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London
Oxford
Cambridge
Rebels Capture Key City in Kwang Tung Province
Hong Kong reports rebels have seized Kamehou, capturing arsenals and granaries. Mandarins fled to Canton seeking reinforcements, but Canton authorities said the garrison cannot be further depleted.
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Hong Kong
Kamehou
Kwang Tung
Canton
Ensign Tardy Marries Florence Nelson at Annapolis
Ensign Walter B. Tardy U S N wed Florence Washington Nelson daughter of Commander Thomas Nelson in the naval academy chapel Annapolis March 22. The ceremony drew a brillante crowd of naval officers and wives. Tardy, recently back from Asia Ue service, was the first American naval officer to enter Pekin after allied forces stormed the city to relieve the legations. He escorted Mrs Jack Meyers wife of the captain of marines who led the American legation guard through its brave phase of the defense.
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Annapolis
Walter B. Tardy
Florence Washington Nelson
Thomas Nelson
Naval Academy
Tardy
Asia- Ue
Pekin
Legations
Haymakers Convene in Rochester for Eighth Annual Meeting
The New York state Haymakers association an adjunct to the Improved Order of Red Men held its eighth annual convention in Rochester. More than two hundred delegates and visitors from across the state attended the gathering.
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Rochester
N. Y
New York State Haymakers’ Association
Improved Order of Red Men
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