General News Roundup From Global Affairs
Murder of Rev. Stonehouse near Tien Tein. Abbe Renard ends ties with church to marry. Wolcott to enter McKinley cabinet discussed in a letter. Bubonic plague in Cape Town with six new daily cases, many victims colored. Weyler plans war reforms and food improvements. Ottoman ship sent to Marathoomapos off Asia Minor amid rebellion. Kapoiveh sentenced to life at Chasselberg fortress. Fire destroys Glengarden village 11 buildings. Oil train derailment and fire. American Tract Society reports 13 to 14 million publications viewed. extensive colportage and outreach. millions of family visits and readers. gospel published in 152 languages. 4 to 5 million Spanish pages distributed. 1 million pages to army and navy.
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Stonehouse
London Missionary Society
Tien Tein
Abbe Renard
University of Ghent
Eri
Wolcott
Colorado
Washington
McKinley
Cape Town
General Weyler
Marathoomapos
Samoa
Asia Minor
Kapoiveh
M. Bogoliepoll
Chasselberg
Neva
Glengarden
N. O
The
American Tract Society
Untitled ad fragment mentions belts and combs
Fragments describe ladies belts with chemle and spikes and side combs. The garbled text references hair accessories and ornate items in a retail style notice.
Unclear fragmentary note on transit fare plans
Fragmentary text mentions fare headquarters and routes with numbers 24.06 to 75, United States bins and Cleveland reference, plus vague terms Diogelen and quality notes. No clear event or identifiable participants emerge from the readable portion.
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Co Sm
Cleveland
Diogelen
Indignation meeting on loan ordinance in Independence council
The Independence common council calls a Friday meeting on March 1 to discuss a new popular loan ordinance. Local notes report Yakima Creamery & Produce forming in Yakima City with plans for a 1000 pounds daily butter plant. A Hood River logger Benjamin, 39, was shot during a dancing party at Underwood's Landing, Skamania County, last night. authorities search a suspect tied to a love affair motive.
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Independence Common Council
Yakima Creamery & Produce Company
Yakima City
Goldendale
North Yakima i
Congramman Jone Hae
Yakima Indian Reservation
Secretary of the Interior
Kanens
Whitman County
Garfield
Benjamin
Hood River
Underwood’s Landing
Skamania County
Tabbe
Washington
Health and digestion linked to vitality and farming wisdom
A farmer analogy compares body health to crop care, stressing digestion as essential. Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is claimed to boost digestion, absorption, and vitality, with testimonials about improved vigor after use.
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Pierce
Galdeh
Doctor Plonep
New York weighs Andrew Carnegie mayor bid
Republicans in New York's twenty first district formally nominate Andrew Carnegie for mayor and seek his consent. Carnegie, in London, mocks the idea. A World report from Albany outlines the tax implications of him maintaining New York residency, with figures cited for bonds and debts.
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New York
Twenty First Assembly
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
London
Andrew Carnei Woul
New York City
the World
Albany
Lawcen Purdy
New York Tax Reform Association
Senate and Assembly Committee On Taxation
Ne Stranahan
Carneige
City of
City of New York
Pittsburg
State of New York
Town of
Hope
Hamilton County
Adirondacks
Mr. Platt
Owego
Go of Hope
County of
Hamilton
Memo on secret Manchuria agreement leaked to China
A February 14 memorandum handed to the Chinese minister in Washington warns of the dangers to China from any private territorial or formal arrangements with China over Manchuria. The United States stresses that all powers involved in negotiations must know and approve such steps.
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Washington
Trumla
China
Cour
Manchuria
United States
Washington to name St Louis exposition commissioners
The president plans to announce the names of the St Louis exposition commissioners within twenty four hours. John A Allen of Mississippi is expected to be named and a Republican congressman is also said to be in consideration. Other likely appointees include Cyrus B Nowthrop of Minnesota Scott of Arkansas and Senators Carter Thurston and Meltride. The role carries a five thousand dollar yearly salary for three years.
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Washington
John A. Allen
Mississippi
Cyrus BH. Nowthrop
University of Minnesota
Scott
Arkansas
Menator Jones
Carter
Libel verdict against Evening Star and Morning Leader
Arthur Chamberlain, brother of Joseph Chamberlain, won two hundred pounds in a libel case against the Evening Star and the Morning Leader over accusations of misuse of influence to secure government contracts. Carrie Nation arrived in Cincinnati and pursued a lecture tour while promising not to visit "hell holes" during the day and urging Mayor Fleissehman to curb liquor traffic.
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The
Star and Leader
Arthur Chamberlain
London
Joseph Chamberlain
Colonial Secretary
Evening Star
Morning Leader
Cincinnati
Carrie Nation
St. Peter's Cathedral
Christian Church
Hell Holes
Fleissehman
Yale University grounds to build Kent Hall addition plans
Mor rie F. Tyler, Yale University treasurer, announced in New Haven that ground is prepared for a new Kent Hall extension on the Yale campus. The project aims to expand facilities and accommodate growing student needs.
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Medical School
Cedar Street
State Hospital
Kent Hall
University
Albert A. Kent
Chicago
Yale
Kent Watling
New Haven
Conn
Morrie F. Tyler
Yale University
Market Report Highlights Decline in Wheat Prices Across Exchanges
I L Ray & Co reports another dull trading day in wheat with prices slipping. New York opened slightly higher but closed at a weekly low as traders await winter wheat district reports. corn and sugar also show modest shifts while Phillips rises as king of the corn pit with large holdings and a broad bull movement.
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I. L. Ray & Co
Pendleton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Liverpool
Winter Wheat Districte
Stockestrong
N. VP
St. Paul
GO. A. Q
Abe
Philips
Chicago
the News Today
George H. Phillip Ars
Phorte
Phillips
Cyclone aftermath in Alabama leaves twenty dead
Twenty people killed and ninety five injured in yesterday's cyclone across Birmingham and surrounding areas. Deaths include Mrs. William Thomas and John Moses, with total dead possibly rising to twenty six. relief funds launched and committees named to distribute food and clothing. Damage reported in Rome Georgia and nearby towns, with depots and schools struck. further incidents noted in Kingston and Lindale. A separate note mentions U.S. hiring spies for the Philippines insurgent conflict with an Army spending authorization of 2.4 million dollars.
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Birmingham
Ala
Yortenday
Mra
Willian Thomas
John Moses
Thin City
Trondale
North
Uwirmdoghaw
Maury Harrin
Holming
Citinona
Ne Mor Corpeen
Rome
Lindale
Chan Bere
Kingston
Jennie Goodwin
Joanin Elliott
Brown
Columbus
Theories of Government at UC San Francisco Charter Day
Yale President Hadley spoke at the University of California San Francisco for Charter Day, marking UC’s 33rd anniversary. He argued on two democratic theories, stressing self government based on public opinion and cautioning against majority action driven by special interests, urging governance that serves the public good.
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San
Monstrous Graphaphons arrive for Bridgeport display
In Bridgeport on March 26 a Persian milter orders a graphophone and Pullman ear for his monarch device. The instrument features two feet of audio compared to an organ and comes with 150 records.
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Bridgeport
Milter Ae
Eg & Pullman
Kruger Denies Plans to Visit America
Amsterdam reports Paul Kruger authorizes a positive denial of the claim he will travel to the United States. He has received many invitations but currently has no intention of making the journey.
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Amsterdam
Paul Kruger
America
Bowery Brovie's Will Probated Amid Unclear Summary
The will of Brevesie, noted Bowery figure, was probated with a stated value of 980,000. A remedy referenced aims to prevent pneumonia and Gulf lteUve HromoQuinine is mentioned as part of the remedy, but the wording is garbled.
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Bowery Brovie
New York
Brevesie
Bowery
Czar's Palace Over A Mine
An author and several professors are arrested for sympathy with Warsaw University students. Reports say a mine ban later reveals beneath the czar's palace at Tarkoionelo where officials met to discuss student unrest. Warsaw reports list prominent individuals implicated in the pledge and arrests.
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Warsaw
Waria
Huesian
Tarkoionelo
Council of the
Tiniaters
Pled
Maminy Gioraki
An Pauthor
Univerity
Wirkaw
Womans scare plot shocks city broker in Dorit Noble affair
A sensational case unfolds as a wife and daughter accompany a prominent broker to the theater amid a frightful scheme. The women’s actions are alleged to intimidate him, making the affair the talk of the day.
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W. Hear
Wciely
Dorit Noble
Arbitration Looms as Labor Talks Fail
Lisa fears renewed riots and harsher clashes as the long labor dispute heads toward arbitration. A shipment of Shorthorn cattle from Wingville stock farm in Ghee Channor, Baker City to Solon ih, Wallington, averaged 67.0 per head, reflecting market tension.
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Wingville Stoek
Ghee
Channor
Baker City
Solon Ih
Wallington
Cough Remedy Letter From Bardwell Reader
A Bardwell resident writes to W H Hooker & Co about ordering a dozen bottles of Acker’s Eng link remedy for coughs and throat troubles. He notes his wife’s breathing issues and expects swift relief after delivery and plans to report further.
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Bardwell
Rome
Acker
Coteton
W. H. Hooker & Co
Broadway
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