Royal Visitor Goes Eastward
Prince Henry travels by special train through Ohio and New York, greeting crowds in Toledo and Buffalo while Admiral Evans joins the tours, with trains stopping at Cleveland and Niagara Falls. Queenly reception mixed with sleep postponements and local ceremonies accompany the Royal visit.
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DUNKIRK
Erle
Gridley
Charles V. Gridley
Olympia
Manila
tans
Wng
Claem
Giridley
Annapolis
Prince Henry
BUFFALO
Prince Henry's special
Niagara Falls
Meade Returns From Manila Voyage With Smallpox Case
The transport Meade from San Francisco returns to port near Angel Island after a Manila voyage of about 300 miles. A smallpox case aboard prompts quarantine. officers crew and troops remain aboard while exposed individuals are detained. An upcoming riverfront bridge project is also noted, with a brick arched causeway replacing an old plank crossing.
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Meade
Manila
Dobson
San Francisco
Angel Island
Sereeda
army
transport service
Eastern Market Quotations and Livestock Prices
Cattle receipts total 21,000 with 1000 Texans. Steady to weaker markets for steers and cows. good to prime steers around 6.25. calves and canners vary. Sheep receipts 16,000 with lambs strong. western and native lambs price ranges noted. Lamp explosion in Schoenville destroys fourteen frame houses, leaving 150 homeless.
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CBy
CHICAGO
Texas fed
wethern
PITTSBURG
Schoenville
Troops Guard Norfolk Street Cars as Tense Struggle Broadens
Norfolk Virginia reports troops guarding street cars at long intervals with no passengers. Four more companies of Seventy first Infantry ordered out, with two battalions already in service. City near martial law, as protests, barricades, and arrests escalate. power utilities also ordered out, risking darkness.
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Gaselte
NORFOLK
Virginia
Beaman
Seventy-first Infantry
Church
Charlotte
W. B. Rudolph
Tom Murray
Samuel Myers
white
Tom Jenkins
Huntington Rifles
Newport News
Suffolk militons company
Knoxville
Norfolk Railway and Light Companies
Central Labor Union
Attempted Revolution in Servia at Shabab Town
A jailbreak-style revolt failed as Alavantics and a small group attempted a Servian throne diversion at Shabab. He wore a Servian general’s uniform, fired at Captain Nikolice, and was killed. His followers were arrested. Weather forecast: cloudy tonight and Thursday with a fresh southwest wind.
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Gasette
BELGRADE
Servia
Shabab
Alavantics
Kerageorgevich
Alavantica
Mitrowicz
Aivanatics
Nikolica
mighly
Nickliiles
Alavanths
Boer Representatives At Washington In Quiet Talk With Hay
Boers Wolmarans and Wessels met Secretary Hay seeking U S good offices to end the South African war The talks were unofficial with Roosevelt later receiving the delegates and stating the government would not interfere The delegation planned to consult Roosevelt before returning to Europe or moving on to Franz Josef Land and the Arctic voyage threshold.
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WASHINGTON
South Africa
United States
Secretary of State
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
Mezara
Wolmarans
Wessels
Frederick Mueller
Orange Free State
Roosevelt
Kraus Banquet for Reno Postal Clerks Plans Evening
Postal clerks and carriers in the Reno post office anticipate a pleasant evening at the Masonic Temple banquet hall. S H Rosenthal will be toast master with a program featuring J Madison Gray Dwight Dawson Henry P Krang and others. The Gazette suggests inviting a clerk to answer where Reno will locate its new post office building.
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Carriere
Fieno
Krauts’ banouet
Reno
Masonic Temple
S. H. Rosenthal
J. Madison Gray
United States
Dwight Dawson
Heno
Henry P. Krang
Rockies
Misa Clark
Edward Shaver
John Shaver
Kraus
Gazette
Leasing public lands eyed by cattle growers in Colorado meet
Denver march 5 the American cattle growers association opened with Colonel John P Irish of California arguing for a law authorizing leasing of public lands He urged preserving 600 million acres of forest land for snow and water and contended 400 million acres are suitable only for grazing He warned of 5 million acres a year being depleted and 560 lives lost in grazing disputes He said leasing 480 million acres at two cents per acre would yield 4 million dollars for irrigation projects and promote winter feed and symmetrical western development Frank Benton added remarks on practical illustrations of the leasing system and its benefits.
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Gazette
DENVER
Colo
American Cattle Growers’ Association
John P. Irish
California
Colonel Irish
Frank Benton
Colorado
Wyoming
Ita
Prospectors Carry Out Bodies Of Dead Friends
A Boise special says prospectors reached Salt Lake bearing the bodies of Bert Tullis former Ira man of Tellurite Colo who was killed in a snow slide at Thunder Mountain about a month ago and two others Campbell and Sykes. The party underwent terrible hardships to recover their dead friends from the Thunder Mountain region.
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Gasette
Leseed
SALT LAKE
Utah
Herald
Boise
Kiaho
saga
sneas
Thunder Mountain
Bert Tullis
Tellurite
Cols
Campbell
Sykes
wrain
tate
Local Markets Signal Healthy Prices Across Commodities
Markets show strength with flour at 4.40, wheat 2.30, eggs 0.25 per dozen, butter 0.18 to 0.20, creamery 0.25, cheese 1.12 to 1.24, potatoes 0.25, onions 0.45, hay 12 to 15. Beef top steers bring steady demand. Also an advertisement claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure resolves stomach ailments and digestion issues without dieting.
Palace Specials and Local Notices From The Gazette
Palace Dry Goods offers spring ginghames in many designs and colors. Also seventy five dozen Turkish towels on sale at 25 cents each while stock lasts. C F T Bender elected trustee and secretary of the California Syrup of Figs Company, Reno meeting March 20. Samuel Findley of Bakeraville shot and killed at Tonopah by William Lavelle. coroner's jury exonerates Lavelle. The big Dist was touched off at six last evening near the canyon mouth. Reno felt the jar hours after.
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Palace
Palace Dry Goods and
Palace new
C. FT. Bender
California Syrup of Figs Company
J. J. Quinn
Reno
Gazette
Tonopah
Samuel Findley
Bakeraville
Cal
William Lavelle
British Columbia
Lavelle
March Snow Drags Through Pittsburg and Affected Areas
The heaviest winter storm hits Pittsburg and Allegheny with seven inches of snow and continued snowfall. Streetcar traffic stalls, railroads suffer, and local coal supplies strain under the surge. Washington fears a larger storm and flood threat as other cities report heavy, wet snow and travel disruptions continue.
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PITTSBURG
Allegheny
hax
Atlexheny Department of Charities
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