Sagasta Resigns as Spanish Ministry Prepares New Cabinet
Meditd March 1 Sagasta has handed in his resignation to the queen regent amid a cabinet crisis seen as inevitable. The opposition's defeat in the Senate on the Philippines cession measure is reported 120 to 18, while Washington officials say the peace treaty fate hinges on the new cabinet's actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embra
T& New
Senor Sagoista
The
Philippines
Washington
State Department
Dhe Ok
Ana
Tin Reneon
Ambassador Choate Arrives in London Aboard the American Jitter
Joseph HL Clyalle arrives in London aboard the American Jitter from New York. The steamer is greeted by the mayor and other city officials as thousands salute the United States envoy. Mr. and Mrs. Choate reach Waterloo and stay at Claridge's while a London residence is prepared.
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Southampton
Joseph HL Clyalle
Bt. James
Boar
Paul
New York
Eherit
United States
London
Marett
Choate
Waterloo
Fatal gasoline blast injures two girls in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on March 1 a gasoline explosion at a home severely burned Tonnie Merritt and Clara Meyers. Both were taken to a hospital. one girl died last night and the other today. The blast was caused by pouring fuel on a newly burning fire.
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Philadelphia
Tonnie Merritt
Clara Meyers
Misa Merritt
North Mrontavert
Terilly
Atisa Miyers
Quinscy Masa Leads Price Dispute Among Industry Groups
Quinscy Masa and Merch J.A the ube ghinite cutters in itis elite clash with the Game Manufacturers' Association and the Cutters' Union over a new price schedule after the old bill expired at rate reneging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masa
Merch J
Ube
Itis Elite
Gane Manufacturers’ Association
Cutters’ Union
Tebbs Stops MacDonalds in Second Round in London
Bobby Tebbs of Minneapolis defeated Pat MacDonalds in two rounds of a 20 round bout at Gladeahead London. The fighters previously met in Glasgow on February 22 but were halted by police after the bout.
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London
Gladeahead
Bobby Tebbs
Pat Macdonalds
Glasgow
Local Park Event Draws Crowd Despite Poor Notes
Fragmentary OCR describes a Nut company event in Laban Pennsylvania. Mentions a Pontes hall and Potlees in the park with a crowd and some wages. At least 0 men are injured.
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Laban
Mare L
Pontesions Hall
Ad Nut Company
Itis Eventing Frestad
Pope Leo Improves as Doctors Report Satisfactory Condition
An official bulletin at 5 o'clock notes Pope Leo XIII remains in excellent condition and his general state is satisfactory after the operation. Doctors Mazzoni and Lappont report his temperature steady, pain reduced, and the pontiff sleeping two hours. Cardinal Rampolla and others visit. the pope expresses thanks and blessings to the Sisters of Mercy. If no complications arise, Dr. Mazzoni will not return until tomorrow.
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Dee
Maxton
Lappont
Elreles
Hanpolla
Father Angell
Curteons
Slep
Mazzoni
Lape Pont
Alin
Magzoni
Hospital of St. John
Guffey Issues Manifesto on Pennsylvania Senate Fight
Colonel James M. Guffey of Pittsburg released a signed statement reacting to letters from Democrats, senators, and representatives. He defends the party’s approach, cites the Altoona platform, and asserts Pennsylvania Democrats are honest and capable, while criticizing outside voices not aligned with the state.
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Harrisburg
James M. Guffey
Pittsburg
National Democratic Committee
Joseph C. Sibley
United States
Pennsylvania
Altoona
Ilo Lecipluture
Suelo Promi
Poo
Democratic Platforum
Democratic Party of Pennsylvania
Head-on Train Collision Near White Plains Nev
A head-on crash between eastbound passenger train No 2 and a double-headed wear bond near White Plains Nev on March 1 left four dead and one seriously injured. The engineers F J Yeargin and another fireman Hendershot and fireman Dilton were among the dead. another engineer was killed and a Wend brakeman perhaps fatally injured.
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Ogden
Vinh
White Plains
Nev
F. J. Yeargin
Hendershot
Dilton
Bill to pay Spain passes Senate in minutes
Washington March 1 one of the first acts of the centre when that body convened at 1 o'clock today was the consideration of the bill carrying 20 000M with which to pay Spain for relinquishing the plees in accordance with the treaty of Paris Mr Allison Clown supported the measure for the committee on agriculture and asked for its immediate consideration. The bill was laid before the Senate and in half a minute was passed without a word of debate.
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Washington
Spain
Allison
Harrinbure
Langister
Judiciary General Committee
Philadelphia
Capitol
Terretary of Internal Affairs
Secretary of Agriculture
Mb Skinner
Fulton
Dt Marshall
Allesheny
Miaseon
Superior Court
Cailidate
Ghali
House
Maryland Sparrow Point plant raises wages ten percent
Baltimore March 1 The Maryland Bred Sparrow Point plant announced a ten per cent wage increase for all employees. The move raises pay from the old rate due to revived business conditions. About 1,700 workers are employed now, with a projected return to 2,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland Bred Company
Sparrow Point
Ring Action Fades as Combatant Knockdowns Define Bout
In Moat Oringe Arkansas Merl 1 Blateen on June dred people witnessed a boxing match between Tomas Tyan of Syracuse and Charkey Johnson of Min Tonpalio Taaihten. Johnson withstood early pressure but Wak showed dominance. Jolloon was knocked down three times in the eighth round and was counted out.
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Moat
Oringe
Ark
Merl
Blateen
Trial on Prover L Ah Worthibbe Sbragt
In New York on March le Mirn and Janalar Ver moenle, a jury in the court of general sessions indicted Whe haw n on tral for alleged crimes. Proceedings followed as the jury reviewed the evidence and charged the defendant.
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New York
le Mirn
Janalar Vermoenle
Eho
Senate Nears Final Adjournment as Armor Plant Debate Ends
The Senate moved toward final adjournment after swiftly passing a major defense appropriation. Senator Tillman spurred a sensational speech supporting a government armor plant with a price cap, while Senator Chandler backed the amendment alleging armor trust price manipulation. The last obstacle to an extra session vanished as the House approved the reorganization bill, clearing the way for presidential action on the measures.
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Senate
Tillman
Chandler
Kipling Improves as Crisis Passes in Pneumonia Battle
New York March 1 Kipling's condition shows clear improvement after a severe pneumonia crisis. Bulletin reports he is breathing easier, sleep returns, and temperature stabilizes. doctors say the danger remains though the crisis has passed and pneumonia still poses continued risk to the heart and overall health.
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New York
Redyard Kipling
Associated Prices
EL. O. Janeway
Theodore Gunham
Mc Kineline
Wners
Ateumonia
Kipling
Bern
Erisi
Aupolog
Mr. Janeway
Mr. Wipling
de Janeway
Ripling
Lyollowine
Ninling Nes
Rip
Unclear OCR fragment hints at local inquest and firearm mention
Fragmentary text references a recall, a weapon, and an inquest connected to a person named Hately Ahoaemiker. Details are garbled and names dates places are unreadable, leaving an incomplete note on a firearm incident and awaiting official action.
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Hately
Ohio
Piltinger
Dalte
Capone
Aire
Mater
Senator Quay Visits Harrisburg for Republican Nomination Support
Senator Quay arrived in Harrisburg to meet supporters of the Republican ticket as governor Stone hosted a reception. He thanked loyal backers, noting little division among Republicans and expressing optimism about his renomination and election prospects.
Court of Beef Inquiry Probes War Era Meat Contracts
A wartime court of inquiry reconvened to review beef procurement issues involving officers enlisted men and Western meat sellers. Packers’ witnesses largely repeated prior testimony as officials plan further detailed questioning on meat supplies in City and Porto Rico during the war. Major Jesse Lee attended representing General Miles and pressed questions within his regiment while questions to other officers were paused awaiting a tomorrow decision.
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Washington, Mah L
Met
Porto Rico
Jesse Lee
Miles
Dies
Newtown Fa Building Fire Damages Local Stores
Fire in Newtown damages hardware and notions stores and a building in Rodeo street area. Reported by Mre Woolton and Jl Warstwl, with investigation into cause and potential repairs. Local authorities assist as crews pursue assessment and safe reopening.
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Newtown
Pire
Woolton
Rodeo
Port Ty Be
Bee
Aw Woegler
Ik Mikenner
Proceedings of the Legislature Discuss Bills on Liquor Memorial Day and Horse Shoeing
Reports from Harribur e March reveal favored passage for a bill prohibiting liquor sales or gifts on Memorial Day. Other measures include adding a law judge for Lancaster county, regulating horse shoeing trades, coal weighing, and various regulatory proposals debated and amended in committee.
Bribery Committee Formed to Probe McCarrel Bill
The Bribery Committee was organized to investigate charges linked to the McCarrel bill. Willem Krepping of Franklin was elected chairman with Charles E. Voorhees of Philadelphia secretary and La Sehoch of Sepinten as stenographer. Captain George W. Skinner of Fulton declined to serve as a member. A pendulum was offered to set terms, witnesses summoned, and each member authorized to ask questions. The committee adjourned after directives for subpoenas and printing subpoenas.
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Hardsborg
Mareh
Elturmer
Moet‘arreli
Willem ©. Krereng
Franklin
Harles E. Voorheus
Philadelphia
Thn la Sehoch
Sepinten
George W. Skinner
Fulton
Krepe
Eta
Subnoeim
Kool
Voorhees
Warrain
Fragmentary OCR Note on Aged People and Advances
An unclear OCR fragment discusses an aged person and a general advance of about ten percent. The text is garbled and lacks identifiable names, dates, or places to form a full news item.
High, But They Must Have Him
Waelladon reports March 11 Auguatue BL Fel attempted capture as painter of Reodine Iw. The fourth climes of flew at Killa Pa are noted with unclear details.
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Waelladon
Killa
Weather andwarmer trends amid regional updates
The morning forecast signals warmer conditions today with general weather notes. Regional reports cover political resignations, Army reorganization, Filipino active service prep, state legislative developments, industrial world news, and local items on coal property changes and health board meetings. Local celebrations for St. David's Day are noted.
Indictment Filed Against Molineaux in Mysterious Death Case
New York March 1 Ireland B Mulineaux was indicted by the Grand Jury for murder in the death of Mrs Katherine J Adams. The four counts allege sending poison through the mails and other toxins to kill unknown persons. Witnesses include Dr Albert Verton and Prof Wirthius. The case goes to pleading and likely to the Tombs for arraignment.
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New York
Ireland
B. Mulineaux
Katherine J. Adin
Molineaux
Roland I. Molineas
Mre
Rathering Adams
Molineux
Moroner
Albert
Verton
A. Witthius
M. 8
Cornish
Packere
Nicholas Heckmann
Amolineaux
Forty-second Street
Willan J. Kinsley
Bh. Hay
Persifer Fraser
Henry +. Talman
H. &. Cornish
Goff
Hey
Baron Herschell Dies Suddenly During Mission Session
Lord Herschell, president of the joint High Commission, collapsed at the Showhim hotel in Washington after weeks of illness. He died at 7:45 this morning from what doctors termed angina pectoris, with officials and aides present and no exact care details released.
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Washington
Piren Parner Hertell
Cigeat
Britain
Thieh Joint Commission
United State
Comeda
Cails
Othe Showhim Hotel
Evan
Lom Miersebels
bin Lee
Geain
Jobosern
Hastis
Wd Chewsenger
Dr. Maddox
Mattledworth Williameen
Eo Cartwright
Lord Hersvivll
Dre, Johnson and Mailen
Foraliv
Richard
Oyfond
Pranie
Unclear text due to OCR fragment
In a damaged report a person named John Roe faced a marchal hearing before a United States commissioner. The document is fragmentary and contains several garbled phrases about arrests, a county, and a financial amount, with no clearly identifiable dates or locations.
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Atanwin
W. A. Donahes
Metaster
Matte
Siamese County
Tiopute Merstal
John Roe
Embersttine
Nidiewarter Department
Meloend
Filipinos Active at Caloocan and Malabon in Late February
Manila dispatch reports rebels intensifying earthworks before Malibon church after destruction by the Monadnock. Casualties include Private Marell Parks of California volunteers. Nebraska volunteers clash lightly at the reservoir. Transports Tacoma, Arizona arrive. Negros commissioners entertain visitors. Chaplain Leland dies of smallpox.
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Manila
Caloocan
Malabon
Malibon
United States
Monadnock
Marell ‘Parks
California
Nebraska
Flest
Tacoma
Negros
Cleneral Otle
Pau
Coronel Smith
Major Simes
California Volunteers
Hollo
Chaplain Leland
Tennesse Volunteers
Arizona
Chicago Wife Murderer Confesses to Slaying Teresa Becker
Albert Becker a South Side butcher, in custody for a week on suspicion of murdering his first wife Teresa Becker, broke down under cross examination and gave a full confession. He described fighting after accusations of infidelity and says he pulled her from the Randolph Street viaduct, where she fell into an Illinois Central slip. Police planned another search to locate the body.
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Chicase
Albert Becker
South Side
Teresa Becker
Anetha
Becker
Alee
Pola Pitterlin
Beeler
Beeker
Levin
Heneain
Agin
Teresa
Becher
Randolph Street
Water Recedes as Lancaster Faces Flood Conditions
Lancaster residents report receding water along Pure Aneion and Colinthia channels while ice and rising currents threaten docks and homes. Authorities warn of continued risk as York County side remains vulnerable and rail service to Colmolia and Port Deposi has halted since Sunday.
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Lancaster
York County
Washington
Colmolia
Port Deposi
Bird Book Case Sparks Federal Debate In Court
A court case titled The Bird Book Case faces scrutiny as missteps in its handling prompt calls for review. A detective named Wise McPhoron is linked to the proceedings and the matter includes a financial figure of nine dollars.
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Dopes
M'Donald
Pope Leo
Masai, Leap
Guffey
Nevada
Johnson
March
Ate ‘Pilea
Ferret
Lord Herschell
Dingle
New Brighton
House of Congresa
Seaton
Chandler ON. Hoi
Cagneste
Bethshem
Jose
Feme
Alion
Pema
Pate Benin
Pig Os
Caffrey
Chmendior
Chinn Civ
Cavkril
Toniah Shieh
Warisenn
Kyle
Jimdeay
Maller
Mamita
Atoms
Pavew
Pettigrew
Porm
Rawlins
Kane
Roeser
Stewart
Salsidary Willson
Toate
Turner
Vert Wellington
Wihite
Nave
Burrows
Cutter
Esate
Congress
Meee Menderson
Groavenor
Dll
Gore
Barber Wi
Friends of the
MR. Kipling
Governor Stone
Executive Mansion
Irda
Legis
Hitere
Court OF Beef Inquiry
Meat Packers
the Legislature
Judiciary Committee
Ehoers
Aim Row
Ordey
Guy Toide
Sprouler Parr
Alieetutsten
Tollowet
Kees
Fayette
Voorhoor
Baldwin
Delaware
Stable
Blair
McCarrel Bill
Fain
Samasta
Gerern
St. David's
Board of Health
Mra
Katherine J. Adams
Baron Herschell
Joint High Commission
Senator
Shivrixbie
Keies
Behvylbill Demonnt
pHeumonia
Dorslee
Csvnessersrere
Devin
Tncomma
Chicago
Hassle
Woehington
Marels
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