Royal Wrath Over Empress Visit Sparks German Fury
The Cologne Gazette provokes German anger over Empress Frederick’s Paris visit. Reports cite court resentments and potential purge of Chancellor Caprivi, with Miquel and Waldersee rising in favor. A new European war map shows German rail lines ready for rapid troop movements into France and against Russia.
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Duslap
Terlrs
Frederick
Paris
Cologne Gazette
Gazette
France
General von Caprivi
M. Herbette
Count Waldersee
Berlin
Norway
Danlap
Cast
Weet
Rhine
Hessia
Koardom
Poland
Wilna
Russa
Russia
Germany
Berlin oculist cures blindness by magnet hypnosis
A Berlin eye doctor used magnetism to treat a woman said to be blind for two weeks. He warned success would prove her ability to see, then timed 15 minutes with an assistant holding a magnet before her eyes. At signal, she visibly reacted and opened her left eye, exclaiming in delight.
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Berlis
Berlin
Agos 'Enan
Oovalist
Jeppert
Loxpury, Stevnson Co
N. Y
Foster, Munsourn & Co
Buffalo
Columbus Before the Salamanca Council Etching Preview
Fine work by Dunlap's Cable Company captain Marcel 1-Max Horn finishes an etching titled Columbus Before the Council of Salamanca. A preliminary proof was shown today at Jacques Caspart Art Gallery to select connoisseurs as eager bidders expect strong interest from American virtuosi.
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Dunlap
Breuis
Marcel 1
Max Horn
America
Columbus
Nik Srms
Fredown
Priest Garrotted in Paronage Dispute Over Baptism
Catholic priest Pastor Schach in this city was garrotted by a butcher Lehmann after an altercation about baptism. Lehmann, a Protestant, opposed Catholic baptism for his children. The priest, found at his parsonage, was rushed to relief and is reported dying.
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RY Puslay
Maroh L
Schach
Lehmann
Immense Pilgrimage Planned for Holy Coat Exhibition
Catholic authorities in Trebes announce the holy coat of Joseph will be exhibited this summer attracting a large pilgrimage. Officials expect thousands of German Catholics to travel to view the relic during the season.
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BT Duslap
Benorm
Trebes
Joseph
Mary
Catholic population pilgrimage deemed genuine by experts
A recent inspection by learned clerical experts concluded that the pilgrimage of the entire Catholic population of ee to a by garment is genuine. The finding confirms authenticity as evaluated by authorities in the church.
Bank Failure Plunges Farmers Into Ruin in Baden
In Berlin dated March 1 the Dominicus Koppel banking house of Naboldzell Baden failed. Farmers in a ten mile radius lose savings as books were unbalanced for years. Head Constantine Koppel, Reichstag member and Baden Det deputy, resigns all offices. About 130 farmers near bankruptcy.
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ET Duslap
Berlin
Dominicus Koppel
Nabolfzell
Baden
Borgomaster
Constantine Koppel
Reich- Stag
Baden Det
Threat of Disastrous Mississippi Overflow Prompts Urgent Relief
The report from New Orleans describes critical river conditions along the Lower Mississippi with rising water from Cairo to the Gulf. Officials urge swift passage of a $1,000,000 emergency bill as local levees strain under potential rains, while the Louisville New Orleans and Texas Railroad warns of a disastrous flood from Memphis to New Orleans without federal aid.
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Mississippi
E. E. Wright
House
Senate
Congress
Lambert
Natchez Democrat
Lower
Mississippi Valley
Louisville, New Orleans and Texas Railroad
R. F. Reynolds
Memphis
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Arkansas
Louisiana
Newton
Cay
Natchez
Kemp Levee
Short of Recruits in Franconia Mountain Districts
Breeux reports January to March numbers show military recruitments fall short. Germany notes two years after the great war with France the pool of eligible youths is tiny. Hassbergen authorities indicate a deficiency of at least several men across mountain districts. no recruits expected in April.
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Breeux
Germany
France
Franconia
Hassbergen
Uncle Sams Generosity In the Case of a Pensioner Excites Germans
German papers express admiration for United States pension policy after a Union Army veteran who lost a leg at Bull Run receives 4900 marks in back pay. They praise Uncle Sams munificence as a rare display of honesty.
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Brxiry
America
Bull Run
Possnech
Jenna
Uncle Sam
Infant Pappenheim Named After Phelps and Russian Envoy
Conant Pappenheim's newborn daughter was christened at the Kleistrasse residence with Count Schowvaloff the Russian ambassador and Mr. Phelps as godparents. The infant was named Paulina Wilhelmina, after her namesakes, with a grand luncheon following the ceremony.
Parnell Confident Amid Irish Political Crossfire
Irish leader Parnell says opponents will free themselves from English entanglements and warns of a popular storm if debates fall below dignified lines. He cites Navan remarks and urges a fair hearing while condemning late betrayals to Ireland. Portents loom for Royal alliances.
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Associated Press
Dusters
Drogheda
Parnell
Hhs
Navan
Royal Meath
Meath
Colleza Green
Ireland
Rome
Margaret
Army
Navy
Portland
Simmons
Admiral Farragut
Humbert
Damaged Stores Smoke Follows Fire at West Washington
The Arcade clothing house of nlowits Brother at 6 West Washington street reports a stock worth 65000 badly damaged by smoke and water. At 4 West Washington street the Ince dry goods house of William Hearle sees a 100000 stock badly smoked.
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Bowen- Morrill
Arcade
Nlowits Brother
West
Washington Street
Ince Dry Goods
William Hearle
State Prison Scandal Uncovered in Massachusetts Guard Conspiracy
Governor Russell reveals guards supplied convicts with escape tools including laws files and revolvers for profit at the Massachusetts State Prison in Charlestown. Reports say about 10 of 50 guards involved with others passing items through third parties. One guard discharged after aiding a prisoner’s sister. Investigations aim to remove eight to ten guards and discipline many prisoners.
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Bostor
Russell
Massachusetts State Prison
Charlestown
Abducted the Child Stirs Quiet Connecticut Town
A Stratford Springs area town buzzes after the eight year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K K H Moulton disappears. The child, living with grandparents, had been left with her husband Pease a New York shooting gallery owner who had threatened to reclaim her. Police and towns in Connecticut and New England alert. search efforts continue without results.
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KK. H. Moulton
Pease
New York
Stafford Springs
Ill star wedding on a railroad train in Chicago
A Chicago railroad official arranged a train wedding for a young couple aboard a train in the Southern corridor. The conductor granted passes for the bride and groom with the ceremony conducted at a station by a minister. The couple, married on board, now live in Chicago with a home furnished by their relatives and passengers contributing a wedding purse.
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Chicago
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Hopeful for Pool Law Change in State Senate
Senator John Neeb expresses cautious optimism that his pool selling bill will be reported affirmatively after securing four of seven committee votes. He argues regulation over betting on tracks is preferable to prohibition, referencing England’s licensed approach, while noting opposition from some constituents and Agricultural Committee negative reports on rival bills.
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John Neeb
Senate
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Pittsburg
Cmanley McCor
Billy Williams
van Haltren
Kalimere
C. T. B. Turner
Goulburn
Surrey
South Africa
MaNacen bin Nuamm
New Haven
Sally
Mason
Bright
Hanry Laing
New Zealand
Owney Sullivan
Harrier
Australia
Melbourne
Sullivan
Lalng
Spertsmen
Herron Hill Gun Cid
Mtr. BR. E. Stater
Gentiimen
Harrisburg
YALE
Horner
New Havens
Pitcher
SpMngfeld
Al Johnson Promises Rebuilt Cincinnati Ball Club Strength
Al Johnson says he has regained key players Marr Holliday and Reilly, signed Holliday to a binding contract with $306 back dues, and secured Foreman Duryea Rhines Mullaie Tebeau Latham McPhee Reilly Harrington Mike Kelly Delehanty Hey plus Holliday as captain manager. He claims the Cincinnati club is the strongest in the association and notes grounds issues and costs to the League.
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Maren L
al Johnson
Associated Press
Marr
Holliday
Guarantes
McPhee
Foreman
Duryea
Rhines
Mullaie
Tebeau
Latham
Reilly
Harrington
Mike Kelly
Delehanty
Western Avenue
Cold Wave Grips Nation East Of Rockies As Winds Howl
The nation east of the Rocky Mountains endured a severe cold spell with temperatures from 24 below in Minnesota to near records across the lake regions and New England. Northfield Vermont logged 4 above as the center tracked over the lower Great Lakes with steady northwest winds 25 to 85 mph and snow from New York to Montana.
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Rocky Mountains
Minnesota
St Vincent
New York
New England States
Lower Lakes
Northfield
Middle Atlantic
New England
Ohio
Dakotas
Montana
American Trade Curbs German Demand for U S Goods
An American resident in Germany notes a growing market for American made mechanical tools, agricultural implements, timber and timber products. A piano factory in Weimar uses exclusively American tools and timber, crediting quality and fit with export success to dry regions. Germans increasingly value American hardware and machinery for superior finish and durability.
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Germany
Weimar
United States
South America
Australia
First Maronite Priest Ordained in United States at St Patrick's
Archbishop Corrigan conferred holy orders today at St Patrick's Cathedral on Joseph Yasbek, the first Maronite priest ordained in the United States. The Syrian candidate, who wore a mustache, prostrated himself as the rite proceeded, receiving the stole and consecration oils before being made a co celebrant with the archbishop.
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New York
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Corrigan
United States
Joseph Yasbek
Crofler
McAuliffe Eyes Four Round Bout With Dempsey
In New York March reports Jack McAuliffe says he would boxing four rounds with Bob Fitzsimmons if a purse arrangement works, despite acknowledging he cannot beat the champion. Backer Dick Roche cautions McAuliffe against facing a much bigger opponent.
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New York
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jack Dempsey
Jack McAuliffe
McAuliffe
Dick Roche
Rivers Continue To Fall As Packets Resume Trips
River levels in Texas dip to six feet two inches and decline slowly. The Keystone State departs for Cincinnati at four p m after a two week layover. Tax K Bedford arrives from Parkersburg at noon yesterday and will leave for the same port at noon today.
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Keystone
Cincinnati
Tax. K. Bedford
Parkersburg
O'Connor Catcher Status Highlighted by Hanlon
Manager Hanlon confirms Mark Baldwin did not sign catcher O'Connor while Mack is due to arrive and Uecker may return tomorrow. Talks touch on Fogarty's health, Browning affair, and O'Neill heading to New York for the League meeting. Cleveland League magnates favor a buyout of Al Johnson to stabilize the association.
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Hanlon
Mark Baldwin
Catcher O'Connor
Mr. Hanlon
O'Connor
Mack
Uecker
Browning
Fogarty
O'Neill
New York
al Johnson
Soden Pastilles Endorsement and Real Estate Listing Flash
Dr Moreau B Brown cites Soden Pastilles as effective for throat chest and lung ailments. A six room brick house in East End offers modern amenities with $1000 cash and flexible terms from Jamison & Co at 13 Frankstown Ave.
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Moreau B. Brown
Morrell Mackenzie
W. c
Jamison & Ct
Frankstown Av
RK. K
Pleasant Poison & CO
Ty Frankstowase
Canada Liberal Campaign Speech Accuses Letter Stealing
Sir Richard Cartwright told a mass Liberal meeting in East York that the government practices letter theft. He said a Hastings addressed letter sent by the Secretary never reached its recipient and was published by the government candidate for West Hastings.
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Toronto
East York
Richard Cartwright
Hastings
West Hastings
Thunder Storm in Winter Hits Massachusetts Coast
A winter thunder storm with lightning struck Beproport, New To-Day, and coastal towns last night at about 9. It caused six buildings to burn or collapse and injured two churches in South Dartmouth, Dartmouth, Westport and Mattapoisett, with one church valued at 8000 dollars demolished. Special rent lists in this issue aid renters and home hunters.
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New Beprorp
Mass
Dartmouth
Westport
Matta
World’s Fair Subscriptions and Unpaid Stock Debates
Chicago organized labor protests unpaid World’s Fair subscriptions citing union labor concerns but the treasurer’s circular insists payment is independent of work methods. Delinquent lists will be turned over to a collector attorney, and no union pressure will excuse payment.
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Chicago
Seeberger
Meagher
World's Fair Directory
Ten Days on Water Diet Ends Halfway Day
Elmer Collins, noted faster, completes the tenth day of his water diet on the tenth day and second Sunday. He awakens at 11 50 A M, takes a vigorous alcohol and warm water sponge at noon, shows improved condition with a temperature of 98.4 F, pulse 72, respiration 18, and retires after consuming 14 ounces of water and one cough lozenge.
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Elmer Collins
Too
Slavin at Her Majesty's Theater Promises Big Benefit
London crowds rush to see Slavin the Australian champion in a benefit performance at Her Majesty's Theater next Saturday night. Posters advertise the event and indicate strong public interest with most of the house already sold.
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Slavin
SY Dunlap
Loxpox
London
Her Majesty's Theater
Weather Summary From River Gauges and Temps
Pecl telegram to the Dispatch reports the Brownsville River at 6 feet 8 inches and falling with cloudy weather and a 4 degree reading. McRea Town river at 5 feet 10 inches and falling with clear weather. Warlex River at 5 feet and falling with fair cold conditions. Wheeling River at 13 feet 4 inches and falling with a clear cold night. Cincinnati river over 4 feet 0 inches and falling with clear cold conditions.
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PECL
Brownsville
McReaxTown
Wardex
Wheeling
Fire destroys Byram and Sullivan dry goods house in Indianapolis
A late day blaze at 8 West Washington street in Indianapolis damaged the Byram & Sullivan dry goods store. Owner Edward Schurman valued the loss at 40000 dollars while the firm estimated 60000 dollars in damages. The fire also affected stock of H. P. Wasson in the nearby premises.
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Indianapolis
Byram & Sullivan
West Washington Street
Edward Schurman
H. P. Wasson
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