Beals in Bebring Gea Must Ps Pro tected Pending Arbitration
Senate reports a Salisbury note synopsis and President Harrison's forceful reply on how the United States will protect its rights if Britain stalls. The correspondence, sealed and not public, hints at naval and military measures to safeguard U S interests amid pending arbitration talks. Debate centers on ratification and urgency of the treaty amid divergent Senate opinions.
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United States
Anton
Senate
Wasurxovos
Lord Salisbury
Salisbury
Aehin Evn
Harrison
Committee On Foreign Relations
Caples
Salisimry
Sontabio
Maine
Great Britain
United State
Death of an Old Ka Cnomree Newane
Shane Wildrick died at his Blairstown home Warren County aged about 80 after a fall two years earlier. He served in Conarves and was a centenarian of Webster Calhoun lineage. He was elected to the Legislature in 2 and was called patriarch of the Hoam. A prison fire alarm and extinguisher assist incident followed as convicts were moved to wells nearby.
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Newane
Shane Wildrick
Blairstown
Warren County
Wildrick
Conarves
Webster
Calhoun
Legislature Adjourns Amid Absences and Confusion
March 24 reports show Senate resuming business after a motion to adjourn. Senators Brown, Demerrets, Honter, and Emereun were absent. Lellabon aligned with his party, Edwards with Republicans. The unusual resolution Adinupted, setting adjournment day. Also noted are Life Saving Service reports on Windermere, and a commentary on the voyage and vessel operations.
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Avaany
Senate
Ui Fortias
Brown Demerrets
Ant Honter
Emereun
Lellabon
Mw Ii
Edwards
Apel Yi
Kamla Hes What te Spare Oresss in Frontier Rosia
Weather notes indicate early spring sowing may be hindered by late frosts. Farmers report shelves of last year’s crop. decisions hinge on frost risk and river ice melt. Crops require careful timing as winds and moisture impact field work and yields.
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Kamla
Wieter
Dream Dream Reveals Alleged Forge ry In probate case
Senator Joseph E McDonald faces a probate suit based on a dream described by Miss Ellis. She saw a room with McDonald and a young man unknown to her, later identified as Anbar Hutebina, a former clerk who was institutionalized. Hutebina reportedly left the area weeks after the will was offered for probate.
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Jeorph E McDonald
Aiehanes Wheaton II
Mra Donald
Roel Read
Jomaph MaDe
Joseph E. McDonald
Mer
Ellie
Indianapolia
McDonald, Butter & Snow
Mins Ellis
Anbar Hutebina
Hutebius
Auction Reveals Deeds and Stocks Linked to Altman Estate
Denver sale of unclaimed Onelaimer Property uncovered deeds to mining lands in Nevada Mining District Delphin County and stock certificates in oil properties in Pennsylvania. Oil shares totaling about 100000 dollars, including 70 Continental Oil Company shares, were found among seven boxes and a trunk once stored at Denver and Rio Grande Rail Road for nine years. Heirs of Col Henry Altman, who moved to Colorado, may benefit as the papers list mining deeds in Col Alina’s name and a brother WFP Altman. Col John Williams, visiting from New York, discusses Altman’s destitution and the delayed realization of value from the stocks, noting the boxes remained warehoused and unmoved.
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Denver
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Albert Poole
Miei
Oae
Henry Altman
Colorado
Nevada
Delphin County
Pennsylvania
Continental Oil Company
Standart Oil Company
WFP
Altman
Col Alina
Pennsytania
Mays Altmae
New York
New Yonk
Col John Williams
Germeniy
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Company
Col. Williams
Altma
Ted
Williams
Standard Oil Company Changes Name and Increases Capital
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey certifies its name change dropping New Jersey and increases capital stock to 10 million dollars. The increase of seven million was approved at a March 4 board meeting. Also filed is a new certificate of incorporation for The Black Wonder Gold and Silver Mining Company with capital of one million dollars and plans by Massachusetts residents to mine gold in Colorado. The St David's Society of New York elects officers and delegates for upcoming meetings. Delegates are named for Harrison and other districts as the Rabbanes County conventions discuss party administration.
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Puxsrox
N.J
Standard OW Company of
New Jersey
Standard Oil Company
New Cot Y
Paul Babcock
Black Wonder Gold and Silver Mining Company
Eew
Massachusette
Colorado
Manning
Nekota Divice Anenpexs
S D
Phillip Holp
Watertown
Talmage
Field to Be Takes to Baffin New Yoak
March 24 report says Jw Van Brant has committed Edward Fielt to Buffalo State Hospital until soak time ox the hospital authorities. He must report in condition to be turned when the weeks write comity. Mieke will be au Pridag.
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Baffin
Jw van Brant
Edward Fielto
Buffalo State Hospital
Mieke
Famine Reports Amid Brutal Tax Collectors Cruel Campaigns
Reports from Nishnes Novogorod describe widespread famine across Russia amid harsh tax collection. Officials flog peasants for dues as sledge carts haul birch rods, forcing heads of households to urge payment while money to buy bread runs dry. Local governors deny famine, claiming districts suffer no more than harvest shortfalls.
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Rushino
Famion
Russa
Vistka
Vintke Cossacks
Tae
Armstrong Divorce Case Upheld By Court of Appeals
The Court of Appeals sustains Justice Jeune in Capt. Armstrong's divorce suit with the Duke of Orleans as corespondent. Proceedings relate to Vienna witnesses and alleged liaison with Madame Armstrong known as Madame Melba. Melba now in Paris near Park Monceaux, renewing opera career amid royal attention.
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Engtien Gore Eo
Lospex
Court of Appeals
Justice Jeune
Capt. Armstrong
Duke of Orleans
Vienna
Armatrong
Madame Melba
Italy to help at Chicago World Fair exhibit
Italian government selects the battleship America to transport the exhibition to Chicago signaling renewed willingness to participate in the World Fair. Reports from Genoa and Caprivi Caprivi note political reshuffles in Germany. Parrot cargo incident injures several buyers. Kaiser health affected by lung issues. A steamer captain dies overboard. body to Liverpool. President Wilson says the ship Massilia carrying typhus patients will sail to New York from Naples.
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Rowe
Italy
America
Chicago
Europe
Fisges
New York
Wilson
Massillia
Ima Arta
Naples
Jersey City Mayors Lose Or Gain FiveYear Terms
In New Jersey on March 34 Governor Abbott signed a bill changing mayoral terms in Jersey City and Newark to five years each, aligning local leadership terms with state standards. The measure amends city charters and sets new election cycles for municipal executives.
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N. J
Abbott
Jersey City
Newart
Texas congratulates new Senator on tariff reform and liberty
Telegrams from across the state express enthusiastic rejoicing for Mills and Petricuarm Beve as Lieut Governor Pend and supporters. Alexander Searcy in Austin wires Texas backing tariff reform. Branham German-American citizens greet the senator as a champion of tariff reform and personal liberty.
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Washington
Alexander Searcy
Austin
Texas
Branham
Milis Election Triumph Cited as Tariff Reform Victory
Elko Tex March 24 R Q Milis wins the United States Senate seat in a contest long observed with Democratic support Milis securing the seat amid a tariff reform narrative highlighted in a silver convention speech The outcome is described as a triumph for tariff reform and marks a clear political shift with Horsee Chilton appointed to Milis vacancy.
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Wree Catone Avwrm
Tex
R Q. Milis
United States Senate
Pines
Horsee Chilton
Mil
Vukascy
Jobn HL
Milis
Stee
Secuion Ince
Deceived in marriage case ends with demand for damages
Belleville resident G Quimby seeks to end a four year marriage begun under misrepresentation by a former lover Miss Jennie Cole then Mrs Quimby. He claims he was deceived into wedlock on June 14 1888 and now refuses cohabitation after moving from his father in law.
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Newsnet
Win
G. Quimby
Belleville
Miss Cole
Quimby
New York
Watkin Family Feud Over Millionaire Marriage Plans
In a bitter family dispute, descendants accuse Sir Edward William Watkin of courting widow Mrs Ingram for ambition and fortune. They claim his aim is a peerage and deny genuine affection, citing a £1,000,000 inheritance and potential control of her estate.
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Mra Ingram
London
Indy
Edward William Watkin
Rose Hill
County of
Chester
Great Yarmouth
United States
Canada
Reform Club
Foupain
Almot
Kares
Sir Edward
Sol
Africa
Watkin
Lon
Lady Watkin
Hythe
Manchester “Examiner
England
France
Channel
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Edward Watkin
New York
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