Flood Losses Reach Millions Across Pacific North
Wellington disaster and related storms cause estimated two and a half million dollars in railroad losses. Great Northern and other lines tied up, as avalanches and floods disrupt traffic from Washington to Idaho. Rescue efforts continue amid dangerous conditions with several reports of casualties and extensive damage.
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Tre
Wellington
Pacific
Great Northern
Casses
Welington
Spokane
Maren
Washington
Snake
Idaho
Dayton
Touchet
Pip
Sixty One Bodies Found in St Paul Mine at Cherry
Peoria Illinois reports sixty one miners from the St Paul mine in Cherry Newfoundland were brought to the surface after yesterday search. They were so decomposed that identification is impossible.
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ST. Paul Mine
Peoria, Ill
St. Pauline
Chérry
Base Ball Seen as Key to Education by Stecher
Indianapolis March 4 Base ball should be an important part of child education says W A Stecher director of physical training in Philadelphia schools before Hygienic National Education Association. He urges each school to have a baseball club and visits between grounds like professional leagues, arguing baseball strengthens bodies and improves mentality.
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Indianapolis
Ind
W. A. Stecher
Philadelphia
National Education Association
Stecher
Pinchot Under Cross Examination In Congress
Washington march 4 the cross examination of gifford pinchot proceeded slowly before the congressional committee today vertrees and pinchot argued continually over the inferences to be drawn from the documentary evidence
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Washington
Gifford Pinchot
Congressional Committee
Vertrees
Mr. Pinchot
Bath House John Nominated Again in First Ward
Chicago voters headed to the polls after Alderman John Cougalin nicknamed Bath House John was renominated for a tenth straight term in the First Ward. The scene drew supportive constituents and broad attention from the city as the contest enters its final stretch.
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Bath House
John
Chicago
John Cougalin
Kansas City Livestock Prices Cattle Hog and Sheep Rates
Cattle receipts about 1000 with markets steady. Native steers 5.75 to 7.75, southern steers 5.25 to 7.00, cows and heifers 5.00 to 6.80, stockers 4.00 to 6.25, bulls 4.25 to 5.75, calves 4.50 to 8.75, western stock 5.00 to 7.25. Hog receipts 4000 with market about 5 cents higher. bulk 9.40 to 9.75, heavy 9.65 to 9.80, packers 9.59 to 9.75, light 9.25 to 9.40, pigs 8.50 to 9.00. Sheep receipts 1000 with market steady. muttons 6.25 to 7.75, lambs 8.00 to 7.15, fed western wethers 6.75 to 8.75, fed western ewes 6.25 to 7.25.
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Kansas City
No Executions Expected After Nicaragua Uprising
New York date March 4 reports Dr. Luis Felipe Madrid government special diplomatic representative in New York says there will be no wholesale executions of rebel leaders after the collapse of the insurgent cause. He outlines policy and cautions against harsh reprisals as unrest winds down.
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New York
Nicaragua
Luis Felipe
Madrid
Parson s & Lawrence Real Estate and Insurance Ad
Parson s and Lawrence at 215 North Main Street advertise real estate, life and fire insurance brokerage. They offer bargains on improved farms Main Street business property residences and suburban homes with daily bargains and claim to provide the best life and fire insurance on the market.
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Parsons & Lawrence. Real Estate, Life and Fire Insurance Brokers
President Madriz asks revolutionaries to stay and help restore order
Dr Felipe Presi dent Madriz urges Generals Estrada and Chamorro and other revolutionist leaders to remain in the republic and assist in restoring order and prosperity.
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Trary
Felipe
Madriz
Estrada
Chamorro
Republic
Supreme Court Hears Twenty Eight Hour Law Case
Washington March 4. The Supreme Court weighs whether railroad penalties for violating the Twenty-Eight Hour Law apply per shipment or per train. Government argues per shipment. Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern contends per train, potentially affecting many interstate carriers. The decision could set a nationwide precedent with penalties ranging from hundreds to many thousands per offense.
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Washington
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railroad Company
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railroad
United States
Southern District of Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railroad Co
Illinois
Cincinnati
Steamer Korea Aban Doned In The Atlantic
The Russian steamer Korea was buffeted by storms in the north Atlantic and abandoned by her crew on March 1 as she sank. Forty eight sailors were rescued by the Anchor Line steamer Caledonia after leaving the Korea to her fate.
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New York
Korea
North Atlantic
Caledonia
New Postal Service and 100 Thousand New Post Cards
An Ingersoll Book Stationery Art and Post Card Co announces a new postal service and a collection of 100000 post cards featuring local scenes, some of which are never before shown.
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Ingersoll
Stationery, Art & Post Card Co
Russia Rejects China Rail Road Proposal in Moscow Note
Pekin march 4 the Russian government in an informal note rejects in toto China s plan to build the Aigun and Chinchow railways It offers a counter proposal to extend the Kalgan line with foreign capital to Baikal Russia to construct the Siberian section The rejection cites China s 1898 pledge to consult Russia before building railways north of Pekin
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Pekin
China
Toto
Aigun and
Chinchow
Kalgan
Baikal
Russia
Siberian
The Wool Market Report from St Louis March 4
The wool market in St Louis shows no change with territory and western mediums at 25 428, fine mediums at 20 24, fine at 12 21. Market remains steady as buyers and sellers hold steady expectations.
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St. Louis, Mo
Supreme Court to hear railroad chemical shipment case
The case centers on penalties for multiple livestock shipments in one train and whether offenses accrue per train or per shipment. Oral briefs have been filed with the Supreme Court, with Judson Harmon leading railroad counsel and Solicitor General Bowers arguing for the United States. The Sixth Circuit reversed a consolidated penalty ruling, prompting the appeal.
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Shad
Congress
Bowers
District Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Sixth District
Supreme Court
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Department of Justice
United States
Yale and NYU to contest gymnastic dual meet
In New York on March 4 Yale and New York University will clash in a gymnastic dual meet at Yale’s gymnasium this evening. Both teams bring composed lineups and aim for strong showings in multiple apparatus events.
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New York
Yale
New York University
Amicable streetcar strike hope abandoned
Philadelphia reports no quick settlement as unions prepare for a midnight general walkout. Union strength claimed at 100000, city safety director believes 20000 will respond. Also, McGannon’s body found at Hicks cement plant. Masons to escort to depot. possible murder with liver samples sent to Chicago for poison testing.
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Philadelphia
Director of Public Safety
Busch
McGannon
Indianapolis
Masonic
Hicks
Chicago
Royal court at Buckingham Palace invites Fairbanks official
King Edward and Queen Alexandra to hold a court at Buckingham Palace at 1 pm with several notables presented including former Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks. Tickets for the school cantata On Plymouth Rock at the Armory March 11 are on sale at Pecos Valley Drug Store with reserved seats 50 cents and general admission 35 cents.
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Fairbanks
London
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Buckingham Palace
Plymouth Rock
Pecos Valley
Armory
Schoors
Former Texas Ranger Captain Dies in Muskogee OK
Captain William Jackson, once a Texas Ranger, died in Muskogee Oklahoma yesterday at age seventy five. He served as a captain in the Confederate army and was the first mayor of Wagoner, the first town in the Indian Territory to be incorporated.
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TEXAS
Muscogee
Okla
William Jackson
Texas Rangers
Jackson
Wagoner
Indian Territory
Murder suspects at Clovis vindicated in inquest
Clovis New Mexico March 2 coroner's jury found Les ter Hicks and Murray Busch innocent of the death of E J McGannon killed at Hicks cement plant Sunday. The verdict fully vindicated the two men who were arrested Monday afternoon on suspicion of being the murderers.
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Clovis Ms
Clovis N. M
Clovis
J. McGannon
Hatch
McGannon
Lester Hix
Murray Busch
Clovis, N. M
Lester Hicks
E. J. McGannon
Hicks
Tessrs. Hicks
Challenge for Auto Race At Plainview
Amarillo March 1 J F ford of Plainview issues a grand free for all auto race in Amarillo April 6. The 100 mile race carries a $75 purse with a $1 entry fee added to the purse and split by first and second place. A second entrant already exists and the event is tied to the Panhandle Stockmen's Association convention. Also featured is a five mile relay race for cow ponies with mount changes every half mile, ten ponies entered, purse $76 with a 10 percent entry fee.
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Plainview
Amarillo
Tex
J. J. Elford
Panhandle Stockmen’s Association
Demand for Lower Freight Rates to Texas and Southwest
Chicago on March 4 reports a push by Chicago and St. Louis lines for reduced freight tariffs to Texas and the Southwest. The goal is to win back business lost to eastern merchants due to New York water line low water tariffs and a prior ten percent rate increase. A Western railroads committee heard the appeal amid a long running rate war. A separate line notes a used cook stove and two beds for sale at 604 N. Va. Ave.
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Chicago
Texas
Southwest
St. Louis
New York
Western Railroads
Roswell Weather Report March 4 Roswell N M Forecast
U S Weather Bureau local report notes observation at 6 00 a m in Roswell New Mexico for March 4 with a max temperature of 81 degrees a min of 38 and mean 60 Precipitation 0 and wind from the north at four miles per hour The forecast for Roswell and vicinity calls for fair weather tonight and Saturday The record shows extremes for this date from last year 80 34 and 15 year history 85 in 1908 and 24 in 1898
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Roswell
N. M
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TM. C. Fleming
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Finley Rubber CO
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