Senate Passes Ship Subsidy Bill Amid Debate
Washington March 15 After a prolonged debate the senate yesterday passed the ship subsidy bill the final vote 42 to 31 Allison and Dolliver Iowa Spooner and Quarles Wisconsin Proctor and Dillingham Vermont Republicans voted against final passage McLaurin North Carolina voted for it Amendments adopted but failed to alter the bill Vest amendments for free ship and other provisions were rejected Patterson Colorado proposed exclusion of Chinese crew members was rejected Speener measure giving Congress power to amend or repeal the act without impairing contracts was approved The bill locks out foreign ships regardless of ownership Other items note Cochran Missouri condemned the government Boer war criticized by a speaker and a local grievance questioned by Wachter Maryland A Cuban tariff conference ended in deadlock with no agreement Washington March 18 The Cuban tariff arbitrating conference adjourned without action due to deadlock
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Senate
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Dolliver
Iowa
Spooner
Quarles
Wisconsin
Procetor
Dillingham
Vertont
DHL
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Lough
Carolina
Friends
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Ted
Commerce
Vest
Patterson
Colorado
Speener
Congress
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White Cochran
Missouri
Lange
Wachter
Maryland
Payne
Conferrees
Works of Anarchists In New Jersey and Political News
A failed assassination attempt on Rev. Houst of Elizabeth New Jersey is blamed on Italian anarchists after the minister condemned the perpetrators and warned them to leave the country. Separately, congressional actions discuss conspiracy law, injunctions, and strikes. Other items cover pension bureau plans, a potential postmaster general appointment, military leadership moves, and a proposed national good roads fund.
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Sue
Teissers-by
Houst
Heinrich Is Home From Hamburg Arrival With Prince Henry
New York dispatch reports the steamer Deutschland arrived in Hamburg at 3 this afternoon with Prince Henry aboard, according to a cable grand.
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New York
Hamberg American Line
Steaster Deutschland
Prince Henry
Hamburg
Riots in St Petersburg as 10000 join large student demonstration
March 17 1901 saw more than ten thousand students fill streets near Our Lady of Kazu cathedral prompting massive police and military response. About 500 arrests were reported amid sporadic clashes. czarina narrowly avoids witnessing the violence as crowds clash with cavalry and infantry.
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Toon
Thievy
HU Yyth
la Dents
Reed
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St. Petersmitz
Cathural of
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St. Veter
St. Paul
Cemackk Gid
Mde
Victims of Wave Drowning Lifesavers at Chatham Mass
March 1 19xx seven life savers perished at Cay Meath station while aiding shipwreck victims from the stranded barge. Keeper Marshall N. Elridge and crew Eliott Eitendrick Osborn Chase, Edger Spall, and others died. rescuers Lemuel Ellis and Elmer Mayo survived. Victims include William H. Mack Cleveland and Captain Christian Olsen Boston among the drowned.
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Chatham
Mass
Cay Meath
Ellix
Elmer Mayo
William I. Mack
Cleveland, O
Boutelle Towing and Transportation Company
City
Marshall N. Eliredge
Chat
Harwich
Marshall N. Ejredee
South Chatine
Edger Spall
Elijet Eitendrick
Osborn Chase
Arthur Rogers
North Harwich
Isaac Thomas Poge
South Chatham
Valentine Nickerson
William HM. Mack
Cleveland
Christian Olsen
Robert Molwnwnx
Boston
Walter A. Zeved
Manuel Enos
Cottage City
Lemuel Ellis
Mayo
Shortage of 100000 in embezzlement case shocks New York
New York March 1k Max C Mayer confidential manager of Rath bone and Sons brokers was arrested today charged with embezzlement of 100000.
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New York
Max C. Mayer
Rathbone & Sons
Search Is in Vain in Quest for Daughter’s Marriage
St Joseph Michigan March 18 Marathon A Martin of St Louis retired manufacturer came seeking his daughter Katherine who left Friday with George A Hay for Chicago. He opposed the match due to poverty of the bride. Marriage records failed to disclose their plans at the courthouse. Under state law he cannot prevent the marriage and suspects a note misinformed him. He returned home.
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St. Joseph
Mich
Burglary Case Bond Forfeited After No-Show
In St Louis on March ts, Jobo Ko Murrell, a member of the house of delegates, was indicted in connection with a suburb France deal. The war ended in the evil court today as the defendant failed to appear and his bond of 25,000 was forfeited. The bond was signed by KE E Murrell, brother of the defendant.
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Mareh Ts
Jobo Ko Murrell
House of Delegates
France
KE. E. Murrell
Deaf and Dumb Asylum Fire in Jackson Michigan
State institution for the deaf and dumb in Jackson is on fire feared to be totally destroyed. Marel reports that fire destroyed the building and fifty inmates were safely evacuated with Que bune among the deceased.
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Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Jackson, Mich
Marel
Que Bune
Mystery in the Fife Case and Other March News
A note in the Stewart Fife murder case hints at a witness who could reveal the killer. Defense attorney James W. Boyd acknowledges the anonymous letter and says it may alter the trial trajectory. Also reports of Miss Stone’s gratitude for release, a Missouri water flow change, Bulgarian-Turkish clash, butter dish production, a private frozen to death, Saginaw city quarrels driving women to Bay City, two industrial deaths, Boston Revolutionary Monument ceremony, and a passing cold wave with deadly Minot death remarks.
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Stewart Fife
Frank Liecharidsen
Sammion
Boyd
T Dave
Richardson
Mto
Jomies
Miss Stone
Erin
Tsuka
Chaffee Warns Civil Officers to Strictly Follow Policy
General Chaffee orders final civil authority supremacy in the Philippines and cautions brigades to avoid military interference. He demands strict discipline, prohibits unauthorized arrests, and directs officers to cooperate with civil authorities while preventing friction and abuses by troops.
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Philippines
Chaffee
Manila
Fifth Separate Brigade Operatins
Holle
Inces
Eivil
Philipp Commis
Youu
Ain
Geeral
Philippine Commission
Para
New York Man Wins Doorkeeper Post in Senate
Washington March 1s When the house item Frank E Lyan of Cuba New York was elected doorkeeper to succeed the late W J Grenn The house then resumed consideration of the river and harbor bill.
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Washington
Frank E.lyan
Cuba, Y
Wee
W. J. Grenn
Cost Four Lives Tragedy Near Murphysboro Train Derailment
A mobile and Ohio freight train was derailed north of Murphysboro leaving four men dead and three others injured. The victims were Jas Kyson, William Manly, and Alexander Smith. The incident began when the crew climbed into a box car at Ava and were ordered off by the conductor. A defective drawhead caused the train to split and two sections crashed, scattering merchandise at Oraville.
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Mobile and
Ohio
Tupelo
Miss
Jaskyson
William Manly
Alexander Smith
Avaami
Oraville
Western Union names new Western division superintendent
The Western Union Telegraph Company announces that the district superintendent at St Louis has been tendered and accepted the role of general superintendent of the western division with headquarters in Chicago, effective April 1, succeeding Col RL C Clowry who was recently elected president and general manager.
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Re. Pa Wk
Western Union Telegraph “Company
St. Louis
Western Division
Chicago
RL C Clawry
Affects the Sale of Beer in Michigan Case
A Michigan judge in Marquette County rendered a decision affecting beer sales by requiring payment of tax via a liquor levy. The ruling holds that outsiders may not sell product through agents without proper tax, impacting Chicago Milwaukee and Minneapolis brewers with upper peninsula trade. Weavers Strike Continues in Fall River
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Imaba
Mich
Stone
Marquette
Clinton Woorstone
Voorhis
Ing
Global unrest and regional battlesbytes from March reports
Outbreaks and shifting control flood reports from Asia and the Caribbean. Kwangsi rebels seize Fang Sheng after Ma’s defeat. rebel advances threaten Kw ang Si Kwang Tung and Yunnan. Venezuelan insurgents gain ground on Margarita and Jinluan Grieze as government troops falter. British forces claim Boer east of Weyheid with casualties and prisoners, while Afghan pay woes spark unrest near Cabul. Albanian attack near Filata sparks casualties, and a naval communiqué cites gains by liberal forces west of the isthmus.
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Kwang Si
Fang Sheng
Kwang Si Kwang
Tung
Yunnan
Venezuela
Port of Spain
Bolly
Jluan Grieze
Island of
Margarita
Asuncion
South Africa
Pretoria
Mareh Is
Bruce Halton
Weyheid
Immett
Botha
Peshawer
Punjab
Cabul
Afet
Colon
Panaghting
Federal Court Order Triggers Cherokee Hair Enrollments
In Muskogee Oklahoma Territory on March 18 Cherokee Indians of Ketoowah society faced contempt charges for defying a federal court enrollment order. Prisoners were told their hair must be cut before enrolling, sparking defiant speeches before many relented and signed up. Geronimo seeks parole and U S citizenship after years as a military prisoner.
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I. T
Dawes Commission
Redbird Sith
Geronime
Washington
Fort Sill
Frank Armstrong
Regular Army
Geronimo
Florida Everglades
API
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