Congress Passes War Revenue Repeal and President Protection Bill
Exclusive AP report from Washington notes two major actions by the Senate and House. The Senate approved the repeal of war revenue taxes and a bill to protect the president with harsh penalties for threats or attacks while detailing a guarded presidential protection force. The House passed the river and harbor bill without adding funds beyond committee provisions, maintaining the measure's original scope.
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Congress
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
United States
Tillman
Patterson
Colorado
Fairbanks
Secretary of War
Regular Army
Sulzer
New York
Smith
Louisiana
Puggerald
CochraneAlssouri
Reverend Pearce Transferred to Philadelphia Conference
Exclusive report from Lancaster indicates Rev. W H Pearce has been transferred from the Wyoming conference to the Philadelphia conference. The move, announced by Bishop Chittiston in executive session, will take effect when the new appointments are announced by the conference leadership.
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Lancaster
Chitiston
W. F. Pearce
Wyoming
Philadelphia
Sven
Marconi Selects Site for Transatlantic Telegraph
An early report describes Marconi choosing a test site near Cape Breton for wireless telegraph experiments. The piece notes rivals and proposed stations at Table Head or Chez Bay, with plans to power and test equipment before a bid to New York and beyond.
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Glace Bay
Halifax
Marconi
Adios
Cape Birton
Phat
Me. Shields
Mininioe
Marconi and
Tube
New York
Deputies Adopt Proposed Credit of 600 Francs
Deputies approve a proposed credit of 600 francs for the party department today. The measure was introduced by the committee dealing with budget costs and is tied to support for local manufacturing and related duties.
Tunnel Hearing On NYC Subway Link By Pennsylvania Railroad
A public hearing in New York before the mayor discussed a bill to permit a tunnel under the North River by the Pennsylvania Railroad and its Long Island line. Counsel John G. Johnson said permanent franchises are needed for the costly project, which involves billions in expenditure and real estate already valued at over six million dollars. Jefferson Levy and others urged the tunnel as essential for New York City.
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Associated: Press
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
North River
John G. Johnson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Long Island
Pennsylvania Company
John R. Dos Passos
New York and New Jersey Railroad Company
Jefferson M. Levy
Court Martial of Marine Officers Declares Jurisdiction
The Manila court martial for Major Littleton Waller Lieutenant John H A Diy and Major Waller decides jurisdiction exists and proceeds with trial. Major Waller pleads not guilty to murder but admits eleven killings occurred during the Samar operation and orders to shoot prisoners are disputed by defense.
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Littleton
W. T. Waller
John H. A. Diy
Marine Corps
Samar
General Chaffee
Waller
Robert H. Dunlap
Gridley
Quick
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Day
Arthur T. Marix
Love
Immigrants Kidnapped in New York Harbor
A report from The Associated Press states Deputy Commissioner Mcsweeney filed an alert with Police Commissioner Partridge after several Calabese immigrants were seized on landing at Souci Pier from the Wills Island ship. They were moved to Nath Catalina under alleged forced labor terms. Officers were increased at the Klis Jehan ferry amid the incident.
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Mcsweeney
Partridge
Souci Pere
Wills Inlitl
Wil Shippel
Nath Catalina
ODT
Ath Ting
Inovy Vallioud
Mcsweeney Dee
Klis Jehan
Tien
Ceveral
Tug Lost Her Tow In Fatal Sea Disaster
An exclusive Associated Press wire report from Boston dated March 21 states tug Edward Lukenbach under Capt. Keane parted from Newport News towing the barge Hamilton off Highland Light on Wednesday. The tug foundered and Capt. John A Schoemunker and his four crew members were drowned.
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Edward Lukenbach
Keane
Newport News
Hamilton
Highland Light
John A Schoemunker
Unclear excerpt from Berlin era text prompts puzzled read
Fragmentary OCR text from an old European document mentions Ansulatoad trees Berlin and various garbled names, with no clear event, date, or identifiable entities to anchor a summary. The passage lacks coherent facts suitable for a standard news card.
Keogh Beats Eby in Narrow Victory
Keogh defeats Eby by a close margin in a competitive matchup. The result reflects a tough contest with both players showing strong performance.
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Keogh
Eby
Fragmented protest text from an old federation article
A garbled OCR fragment references a protest related to the American Federation of Labor and an anti injure action dated the seventeenth. It mentions Gompers and events in Wantington with unclear details and attribution to the Associated Press.
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American Federation of Labor
Cambridge Crew Favored In Annual Oxford Cambridge Race
London March 21 Exclusive wire says Cambridge odds 3 to 1 and Oxford improves enough to threaten a closer race than expected. Both crews finished heavy training and attended Queen’s Club events with two Milburn brothers in Oxford lineup.
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Oxford
Associated Prec
London
Cambridge
Queen's Club
D. Milburn
J. G. Milburn
Trade improves with labor settlement progress and steel demand
R G Dun and Co sees further trade improvement with settlements easing labor strife and higher wages. Bottlenecks ease as deliveries improve while iron and steel demand remains firm. Open weather boosts merchant pipe traffic. weekly U S failures total 200 versus 220 last year. Canada 40 versus 40.
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United States
Canada
Franco Russian Press Sees Declarations Easing Anglo Japanese Tensions
In St Petersburg March 21 the Russian press says the Franco Prussian declaration will resolve misunderstandings and reassure policy. The Novoye Vremya notes the alliance restored balance in the Pacific and Russia’s free hand aligns with its interests as Cossacks reach the Far East and mobilization continues.
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Novoye Vreniya
Pacific
Rusela
Far East
Missionaries Safe in China Reports From North China
Executive wire from the Associated Press notes Dr. Peck of Pou Ting Fu reports a payment on the indemnity for native Christians. Wilder in Pekin says the mission area is safer than in years. Galt, after a tour, says the region is quiet and officials speak well of Dr. Ament and his reconsolidation efforts.
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Miavehht
North China
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Pou Ting Fu
Wilder
Pekin
Mr. Galt
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Boxers Clash in Six Round Fight in Philadelphia
An exclusive wire report from Philadelphia describes a six round bout where Maher lands on the jaw after Rublin pushes forward, while Gardner outcharges and Mayol appears before the Central Antone weight class for a six round bout that evening. Spinnner faces Quinn as Balk Dans refuses to fight, citing poor condition.
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Gardner
Philadelphia
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Eigene Spencer
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Olafining
Murder at Astor Duin Stirs City Inquiries
A six year old boy named Marley, reported in a New York notice, was kidnapped near the Astor building and later found dead as authorities investigate a liquor-related murder. The case, tied to Liquor at the time, prompts officials to track the suspect who fled the scene.
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Mardi
Kuwami Marley
Astor Duin
Muder
General Miles Retirement Questioned After Senate Testimony
Washington March 11. Cabinet discusses General Miles senate testimony with moves toward retirement. President plans to read the record and consult lawmakers before deciding action. Secretary Root and the attorney general met the president as the inquiry continues.
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Military Affairs Committee
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State League Meeting Ends Abruptly In Hazleton
Hazleton reports the State League meeting closed suddenly with several managers leaving for home. President Witman announced the league will open with six clubs and transfer plans for Hazleton’s team to Williamsport. The league will move to class C and remains a National Association member.
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Random garbled notice from Assolated Areas press
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Ovid
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Jo Tries
Aid
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Daifilog
New York
Mark
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Danish West Indian treaty stalls as election vote looms
A Copenhagen interview notes Danish West Indian pact hinges on Premier Deuntzér stance and a plebiscite. Opponents push to delay ratification via access to correspondence, delaying settlement until after Easter. Local sentiment among negroes favors sale hoping for voting rights and higher wages.
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Landathing
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Jeryl and Hyde Burglar
Exclusive wire reports a shooting tying Joseph Hopkins to a $76,000 postoffice robbery. Hopkins, shot by Dan Ripley in self defense, is in critical condition at St. Luke's Hospital. Ripley claims the burglary links are not yet proven and police seek motive.
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Joseph Hopkins
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Ripley
Lillie Arlington
St. Luke's Hospital
Palos Park
Martie
Dutch steamer Wilhelmina linked to smuggling three Chinese
Port Townsend officials report several crew members swear captain of the ship Wilhelmina secretly carried three Chinese men from Manila via Hong Kong and Aimoy, concealing them beneath the engine room. He allegedly helped their escape by launch at night. steps to seize the vessel for exclusion act violations are being considered.
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Manila
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Aimoy
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United States
Troops Join Chinese Rebels in Annam Border Vicks
Exclusive wires report Canton credibly says viceroy received telegrams from Lung Chan near the Annam border stating Marshal Su’s entire force has deserted to the rebels. The rebels gain 20 000 foreign trained troops and a ripe rebellion country with drought and robberies.
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Hong Kong
Canton
Lung-Chan
Annam
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Park Avenue Accident Signals Transit Line Work
Dramatic description of a Park Avenue collapse in New York with brownstone façades buckling as foundations are exposed by rapid transit construction. The piece notes the event occurred today and references exclusive AP reporting from March 21.
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Autociated
New York
Maritime Arrivals and Cleared Ports Noted in New York Log
Backaive Wire reports arrivals and clearances with ships named Aquitalur and Boulogne sailing from New York to Liverpool and Queenstown. Entries list ports of call such as Anoclaud Prom New York Mirchat and New Work for Liverpool with arrivals at Lucanta and related movements.
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Masai
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Gietlin
Naples
Didie
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Crowle
Liverpool
Queenstown
Lucanta
Deaths of a Day. Notable editors and agents pass away
Willabana Meury Vast longtime editor at the Newer View Verbane dies at home at age 93. Edward A. Wobkedfeld a male cate afent of all dives of the Peninsylsanla age tem weel of Pitteburg dies today at the Grand Pacific hotel.
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Sears
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Page
Edward A. Wobkedfeld
Mine Workers Face Divisions Over Strike and Union Plan
In Scranton and Shamokin Pennsylvania the United Mine Workers convention debated the scale report with President Mitchell saying part of the plan was adopted but details unclear. Delegates discussed drastic action to settle grievances while P J Shea and TMdnareds urged miners to back the street railway strike.
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Miiners’ Union
Meeting of Methodists Opens Private Joint Commission
A private session of a joint commission of the Methodist Episcopal church and the Methodist Episcopal church South began at the Women's College in Baltimore. The group will discuss unification of foreign mission work, stronger church posts, economical operations, a joint foreign seminary, a China book firm, and secular and religious papers abroad. The commission includes bishops, pastors, judges, and professors from multiple states.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
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China
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Salesman Arraigned in Embezzlement Case
Charles E. Merrick of Stanhope New Jersey was arrested at his home by Constable Texter of Belvidere for embezzling company funds from the Surroundsboro Brewing Co. He posted bail of 200 dollars in Belvidere after a review showed his accounts 600 to 700 dollars short. Merrick claims the company owes him salary and commissions that offset the alleged loss and intends to fight the case.
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Charles E. Merrick
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Sbroundsboro Brewing Company
Wierren County
Texter
Belvidere
Herrick
Missing Child Found in River After Long Search
A report describes a five year old boy who disappeared near a river and whose body was later recovered ashore. The incident prompted a wide search along the river with authorities and local observers in attendance.
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Sharkey Substitution Requested in May Fight Plot
Confused report from Los Angeles describes Sharkey seeking substitution as Hy Kacluelve Wire identifies amputated pies. The event centers on a May city fight where Leadfather from Fiteimmony negotiates a larger pie and higher percentage than initially offered.
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Marelli
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Murder trial verdict pending in Wilcos case
The Wilcos murder trial entered its second day with the jury at 4 50 this afternoon. A verdict is expected to come soon as the jurors consider the case involving Nell Yopees.
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Ns.c
Dimes Wilcos
Nellyopees
Mysterious Burglar Shot in Jersey City Residence
A burglar was shot at the home of Jeremiah Vanderheek in Jersey City while attempting to identify a man named Howe. He was taken to a hospital and claimed to own James Wilson with no home or occupation. A pin reading International Correspondence School was found in his clothing.
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Miles
New York
Jeremiah Vanederheek
Jersey
Che Howe
James Wilson
Seruntah
Port Wake
George 8
Beall & Co
Columbia, Olle
Revolution in Albania Sparks Fast-Spreading Upheaval
Exclusive wire report from London cites a dramatic Albanian uprising. Militias and government forces clash as shootouts and killings occur in major cities and provinces, with rumors of widespread unrest and international concern rising.
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London
Manel
Albania
Widow funds new assembly hall at Haverford College
An announcement at a meeting of village leaders reported by Eaclisive Wire states the widow of the late Chartes Protects will contribute toward a new assembly hall at Haverford College to honor her late husband. The project seeks $40,000 in funding.
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Weolly
Vibe
Wittig SN. Rive
Merwe
Haverford College
Chartes
Cecil Rhodes Heirlin Patient Deteriorates At Midnight
Exclusive report notes Marek the Cecil Rhodes to uit broviling heuer and took nourishment but his heart weakened. At midnight the patient was reales and devidedly weaker.
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Cape Town
Marek
Cecil Rhodes
Portcast Brief for Weekend Weather
Washington reports a weekend portcast with increasing cloudiness and light to northerly winds. The forecast calls for thin conditions by afternoon on Sunday with easing night and Sunday outlooks.
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