President Roosevelt Backs Miles Peace Proposal in Philippines
President Roosevelt today complied with Congress by transmitting Miles' proposition on peace in the Philippines. Root dismisses the idea as sensational while Miles defends his plan to move representative Cubans and Porto Ricans to the Philippines to show United control benefits. Root explains McKinley's prior refusal and emphasizes the need for orderly governance and effective service in the army.
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Ashington
Evelt
House
Sneral Miles
Miles
Jes
Philippines
United Control
Washington
Root
Chaffee
Evert
Neral Miles
Roosevelt
Seery Root
Addihe
Retary Root
McKinley
China
New York Market Easter Holiday Adjusts Trading
New York markets closed for Easter, extending into Tuesday. Eastern exchanges showed firmer tones while New York and Chicago openings vs closes. Corn edged up at Chicago, finishing around 59 to 59 44 percent, with prior day levels noted.
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Mee
Pendle Chicago Board of Trade
Ad York Stock Exchange
New York
Chicago
Intercollegiate Fencing Tourney at York Tonight
York March 29 A Superb display of fencing skills will unfold in the gymnasium of the New Athletic Club tonight as teams from the United States Naval Academy Cornell Columbia Pennsylvania Harvard Yale and the United States Military Academy compete for the intercollegiate championship. The event is billed as the largest of its kind ever held here, with cadets last year edging to the title as entries from Yale Pennsylvania and West Point join the field.
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York
Fencine
Atheletic
United States Na- Academy
Cornell
Columbia
Ylvania
Harvard
Yale
States Military Academy
Vivania
West Point
Pope Leo Radio Letter on Religion and Society
The pope writes a letter dated March 29 addressing the Catholic Church's history and role. It argues against modern trends such as conflict and socialism and stresses the necessity of religion in society.
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Leo
Oliness
The Strike Is Off March 29
Workers secured an increased wage, ending the strike after talks secured concessions. The to do power now supports resumed production and labor accord.
Illinois Democracy Faces County Primary Clash Over Call
Chicago March 29 Politicians from both parties await the Democratic state central committee session. The meeting may issue a call for the state convention and expose factional strife in Cook County between the Tilerton and Burke Harrison camps, with potential court fights over primary machinery and judges and clerks. The outcome could bind Republicans as well.
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Chicago
Democratic State Central Committee
Cook County
State Committee
John P. Hopking
Tilderites
Burke- Harrison
Harrison
Salem Girl Saved in Crisis as Emetics Restore
Salem reports 16 year old Nora Ridgway swallowed corrosive sublimate in a quarrel with her suitor Arthur McKinnon. Prompt emetic treatment saved her life.
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Salem
Nora Ridgway
Arthur McKinnon
First Regiment open handicap track meet heats up
Chicago March 29. The First Regiment Athletic Association hosts one of the season’s biggest Western meets at its armory tonight. It marks the eighth annual open handicap track and field meet with the one mile battalion relay as the feature event and a handsome prize cup for the winners.
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Chicago
First Regiment Athletic Association
Electric Lights Debut at St Pauls London
The long discussion on installing electric lights at St Pauls, London, ends and worshippers will see the illumination tonight. Some standards remain unfixed but the choir will be bathed in blue light. The gas-to-electricity switch, funded by J Pierpont Morgan, is estimated at no less than 50000 dollars.
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St. Paul's
London
J. Pierpont Morgan
Society of American Artists Exhibition Opens in New York
The twenty fourth annual Society of American Artists exhibition began in New York on March 29 and runs through May 4. It features many original and meritorious works by American painters and sculptors. A new $500 prize by Andrew Carnegie will honor the most meritorious American painting, portraits excluded.
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New York
Society of American Artists
Andrew Carnegie
Indiana Families Headed to Canada for New Homes
Richmond Indiana March 29 This summer a large migration to Canada will send many families from the area. A party of about one hundred is set to depart next month. Most settlers aim for the Saskachewan river valley in the northwest territory.
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Indiana
Canada
Richmond
Ind
Northwest Territory
Dominion
Saskachewap River
Southern Athletic Club bout in Derby match set
The Southern Athletic Club of Louisville Kentucky announces a middleweight championship contest at the Derby in Louisville on May 3 matching Tommy ae and Jack.
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The
Southern Athletic Club
Louisville
Tommy Ae
Jack
Derby
Democrats in Convention Elect Harmonious Ticket
The Democratic county convention in Umatilla assembled in a businesslike, harmonious mood with 159 delegates, few proxies, and vigorous interest. Key nominations included W. M. Blakley and E. A. Reser for Representatives and C. J. Smith for State Senator, with a lively debate over the recordership between Charles Marsh and W. H. Fowler. State delegation names were listed, credentials approved, and preparation begun for the April state convention after adjournment.
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W. M. Blakley
E. A. Reser
C. J. Smith
T. D. Taylor
Umatilla
Raley
Ellis
James H. Raley
Charles Marsh
W. H. Fowler
Jerry Stone
Ary. Co
Joe N. Scott
W. H. Scott
Hex
Man Threatens Boy then Shoots Three Times
A 16 year old boy and an elderly man near Pilot Rock are involved after a shooting six miles west of Pilot Rock at about 4 pm Friday. William Harris, age about 70, lies in Sis ters' hospital with three bullet wounds. Alvin Wade is jailed, accused of the incident. Wade claims the other man fired first. Harris denies shooting at the boy. No witnesses beyond Wade’s two brothers. Concluded on page 6.
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Hartman
J. T.lieuallen
Col. Boyd
Haley
J. T. Lieuallen
H. J. Taylor
T. J. Tweedy
W. F. Matlock
W. M. Pierce
Raley
Matlock
Pierce
Liewallen
McBride
Halley
Calla
Pendleton
A. D. Stillman
Joe N. Scott
Athena
R. M. Powers
Weston
G. W. Skelton
Pilot Rock
James Laing
C. A. Chapman
McKay
T.A. Lieuallen
Adams
D. B. Watson
E. D. Boyd
John Heathman
M. Toner
Cottonwood
James Nelson
Vinson
C. H. Carter
Wm. Atkinson
Meacham
William Forrester
Helix
William Hilton
A. J. Dillon
Echo
J. BH
Cherwillinen McBride
G. ©. Osborn
N. H
William Harris
Sisters
Alvin Wade
Harris
Wade
Henry Wade
Big Bend
McKay Creek
K. G
A. Warner
McIntyre
Mr. Harris
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C. P. Strain
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T. M. Henderson
J. D. Brown
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J. W. Maloney
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F. M. Mansfield
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W. Atkinson
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H. J. Stillman
W. H. Chastain
J. B. Saylor
Chas. A. Chapman
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Sam Purdy
Clark Walters
Frank Mansfield
Bingham Sprigs
R. C. Hager
L. W. Reed
Samuel Drumheller
Elmer Spike
W. W. Whitworth
W. H. Boyd
R. H. Patton
Geo. Goldsby
North Milton
W. A. Clark
G. W. Horton
C. C. Watson
W. J. Chastain
Joseph Hoon
J. C. Crimmins
William Burgess
William Dorothy
N. J. Shaffer
Mont Harrington
GC. P. Strain
B. F. Winn
A. B. Troyer
EB. B. Smith
J. L. Hayes
John Walden
Mountain
W. H. Gould
W. P. Leach
M. EB. Roach
F. J. Brodefield
Peter West
William Baker
Wm Atkinson
W. C. McFarland
Thomas Means
Henry Shockey
C. W. Lesier
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EB. J. Murphy
G. A. Hartman
A. W. Nye
W. H. Jones
J. M Bentley
C. F. Kennedy
Phil McBrian
Jerry Barnhart
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