Cuba Libre When Palma Will Be Inaugurated
Gen Wood arrived in Washington to coordinate with President and War Secretary for transferring Cuban affairs to the republic. Palma to be inaugurated May 1, marking end of American control. Wood plans to visit New York Tuesday to align actions with Palma. Longs Held to Be Our Efe? Attorney General Knox rules on public lands Porto Rico question, whether lands ceded to crony or remain state lands.
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Wood
New York
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Porto Ho
Porter Ve
United States
Porto Rico
Venezuela Revolt Expands as Government Fails to Hold East
Willemstead reports five days of upheaval as rebels threaten Cumana eastward. Barcelona remains under siege while Carapare falls under rebel control. President Castro mobilizes troops and calls on every available man, hoping to blunt the uprising. If rebels win a key battle, widespread Venezuelan support for the government may collapse.
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Cumana
Barcelona
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Cambridge Wins Fifth Annual Oxford Cambridge Boat Race
Cambridge won the fifth annual Boat Race against Oxford on the Thames from Putney to Mortlake by eight lengths in about 19 minutes 9 seconds. Cambridge led throughout the race, while Oxford tired notably. conditions were smooth with a moderate southwest wind.
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Oxford
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Mérbike
Old Philadelphia Mint Sold for 2 Million Dollars
Washington reports Assistant Secretary Taylor sold the old Philadelphia mint grounds to Felix Isman for 2,000,000. In Pittsburgh officials deny chain price increases amid adjustments. In St Johns the Allan Line steamer Huronian is overdue, with rumors it foundered with all hands after possible collision with ice.
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Washington
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Felix Isman
Philadelphia
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St. Johns
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Brodie
Glasgow
North Atlantic
Union Mine Workers Convention Fails to Resolve Relievances
Shamokin Pa March 22 Anxiety over relief provisions for anthracite miners grows as United Mine Workers fail to finalize scale committee report. President Mitchell cites ongoing discussion and expects full action today. Scranton street railway strike gains miner support while unresolved questions threaten drastic measures. Babe found alive in wreck widow’s arms linked to Detroit will case details emerge in Ithaca surrogate filing.
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Mitchell
FP. J. Shay
T. J. Edwards
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Amalgamated Association of Street Railway
Barnes Leaves Church to Join Dowie sect in Wis
W Barnes a prominent Lake Pita Methodist supporter and former anti prohibition gubernatorial candidate announces his departure from the church to follow Dowie. His wife has been a Dowie follower for some time. Barnes, 18, leaves home for Eldorado Wisconsin after his father’s public switch. Paul Barnes, his son, packs a bag that night and stays with a friend before also leaving for Wisconsin.
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Requisition Refusal Deepens Illinois South Dakota Dispute
Governor Herreid refused an Illinois demand for J. H. Stover and John Howard Jones amid a case of alleged false pretenses in Codington County. A later request from Governor Yates for E. Bailey of Watertown on perjury charges tied to the same suspects was likewise denied.
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Herrert
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J. H. Stover
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Yates
E. Bailey
Watertown
Cook County
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Stover
South Dakota
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Iowa Mine Conference Talks End Without Agreement
A joint convention in Des Moines failed to reach a consensus on shot firing rules as operators adjourned the meeting until Monday with talks resuming Tuesday. No operators present today, but debate continues on the key safety issue.
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Dex Moines
Struck by a Flying Ax Injures Elgin Resident
John Campbell, a wealthy Elgin resident and retired farmer, was injured while raking leaves when a passing tramp’s axe slipped. The blade struck Campbell’s back, and doctors fear the wound is life threatening. In better news, Sioux Falls reports the state Republican convention set for June 4, with the central committee endorsing the date and location.
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Trade improves as labor settlements pull ahead
New York March 22 St G Dun's Weekly Review of Trade reports widespread improvement with fewer labor disputes, higher wages, and strong retail demand for Easter apparel. Domestic demand remains vigorous, foreign trade steady at principal ports, but iron and steel imports lean to pig iron billets and sheets while machinery exports hold. Shipments from eastern and western shoe shops rise slightly but capacity not fully utilized. Grain markets react to weather forecasts and weekly U S failures total 209, Canada 21. Berlin March 22 US Steel buys iron in Germany for structural use.
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United States
Canada
Treason confessed and grim crimes across 1900s scenes
The report notes Col Grims, a Russian officer condemned to death by Warsaw court martial, confessing to high treason amid trials of military secrets. Separate items recount gruesome bull attack death and a Bloomington Illinois discussion where Emil G. Hirsch questions Governor Yates and suggests Jewish voters would back Alschuler if voting again.
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Col. Grims
Warsaw
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Mareh Emil G. Hirsch
Chicago
Yates
Samuel Meechuler
Richard Yates
Wilingis
Yew
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Alschuler
Washington considers Miles fallout after senate testimony
At a cabinet meeting yesterday President Roosevelt weighs Miles's publicized senate testimony and how to handle potential retirement. Secretary Root and Senator Spooner met with the president as debate centers on whether Miles's remarks should be treated as privileged and how the administration will respond to friction in the army.
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Mare
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Tong
Seer Keot
Armay
Miles
Root
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General Miles
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Plague Mortality Worst on Record in Lahore Dispatch
London reports from Lahore indicate the plague mortality is the worst on record. The dispatch notes rising deaths as the outbreak intensifies across the region.
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Lahore
Peaehre Wu
Chicago Jekyll and Hyde Alleged Thug Linked to Post Office Robbery
A chaotic Chicago case ties a shooting to the 76 000 post office heist. Hopkins, wounded at St Luke’s, had led a double life as a reputed charity giver in Palos Park. Kipley the nephew of ex-Chief Kipley and Lillie Arlington are in custody as investigators press links to the crime and Hopkins’s social standing. In Lansing Michigan a civil suit seeks damages over a boy’s death from an army musket discharged at a relic sale. Fred Gilbert wins at the Limited Gun Club with 26 straight, Chiefly notable for a shoot-off with Hicks of Columbus. In Newport Kentucky police probe brewery strike violence, with John Klink injured after a meeting.
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Coghlan's Case and Michigan Delegation Talks
Washington reports Captain Joseph T. Coghlan seeks advancement after a disciplinary sentence. Michigan Senators McMillan and Burrows joined House members in a conference on Cuban reciprocity, urging a broader position. White House plans discussed favor converting the White House into a residential establishment while relocating official offices.
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Burrows
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Mantey Declines Postmaster General Post
Augusta Maine March 22 Joseph H H Mantey announces he declines the offer of assistant postmaster general from Postmaster General Payne citing business and personal reasons. The decision ends consideration of the high level federal appointment in the current administration.
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Maine
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British tobacco men reject Imperial Tobacco agreement
London march 22 at a meeting of the Edinburgh Association of Retail tobacconists a resolution was adopted unanimously to decline signing the Imperial Tobacco company’s agreement not to sell American goods for a term of years. They urged a minimum price raise to ensure fair dealer profits and refused boycotting while Belfast dealers accepted the American proposition. The London group denounced the boycott clause as unjust and asserted support for manufacturers guaranteeing 20 to 25 percent retailer profits.
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Edinturdh Association of Retail Telnictorists
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Iowa murderer sentenced to twenty five years
Des Moines reports a 25 year sentence for a man named Abert in a murder case from weeks earlier. The March 22 ruling concludes the Iowa defendant's trial, with the verdict delivered in court today.
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Des Moines
Abert
Washington War Revenue and President Protection Bills Passed
In Washington on March 22 two key measures cleared the Senate tallying votes 52 to 15 on the emergency revenue bill and a separate protective act for the president. The revenue bill, passed without division, included objections to tea duties pushed by Tillman. The president protection bill imposes death for killing the president or related officers and up to twenty years for aiding such murder, with ten years for threats or counsels to kill. A regular army guard is to be detailed to protect the president, with regulations on dress arms and equipment.
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Settle Yestern
United States
Tillman
South Carolina
Patterson
Colorado
Fairbanks
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Regular Army
Riot at Omaha Medical College Injures Two Students
About 100 students clashed in a two hour riot at the Omaha Medical and Dental colleges. Freshmen sparked the fight in a lecture room, leaving two badly injured and likely disfigured while furniture and equipment were wrecked as faculty efforts to intervene failed.
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Youth's Desperation Inmate Plots Train Wreck Suicide
Bert Cook, a New Buffalo youth held on charges of attempting to wreck an Indian Central passenger train, swallowed poison while in custody and later pleaded with fellow prisoner Jonas Sandemann to cut his throat, as guards feared he would kill himself.
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Five Shot and Killed in Alabama City Home Mystery
Alabama City on March 22 reports an unknown group ambushed Frank Hartman at his residence wounding his wife and daughter. Hartman killed, motive and assailants remain unknown with no clues available.
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Conservator Appointed for Mentally Unbalanced James Garrigan
Malachi Garrity of Chatsworth is named county court conservator for James Garrigan. Garrigan has been described as mentally unbalanced after a recent sale of his eighty acre farm for $9,000 and a wandering incident in Chatsworth where $10,000 was found in an old bandana handkerchief under his arm.
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