China TURNS AT LAST Involved Notes to Pekin Settlement
On March 22 reports say the British German and American ministers at Pekin sent notes to the Tsung-li Yamen demanding a settlement of Shanghai foreign settlement extensions. The French minister M Ploh on agrees to withdraw the protest if the proposed extensions exclude the land adjoining the current French enclave. The Chinese minister informs Italy that China rejects Italy demands for a Ban Mun bay concession.
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England
Germany
Pekin
Shanghai
France
Flome
China
Italy
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Tsung-li- Yamen
M. Plohon
General Miles Speaks to Harvard Republicans in Sanders Theatre
General Miles addressed Harvard University students in Sanders Theatre under the Harvard Republican club. The crowd cheered as President Elliott and President Hillett praised him for courage and fortitude. Miles shared anecdotes from battle and urged utilizing advantages for the country, then shook hands with professors and students.
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Milet
Washington
Franklin
Lincoln
Lse
Milee
Collins Confesses in Abduction Case by Ingersoll Pair
John Cale Ling, jailed on abduction charges in Chicago, admits involvement with Mrs Ann Ingersoll in the Gerald Lapier case. He says he met Ingersoll at the National Military Home in Los Angeles and traveled with her from California to Illinois. He faces removal to Chicago and legal defense as hearings precede.
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Padnesville
John Calelings
Ann Ingersoll
Gerald Lapioer
Chilongo
Colling
National Military
Los Angele
Cal
Mra. Ingessoll
Painerville
Chicago
Miay
Isis
Peace Jubilee Proposal Seeks Dewey Attendance
A Washington peace jubilee planning committee, meeting at the navy department, requested Admiral Dewey attend in May. They conveyed the event would be nationally significant and deserving of his presence. Secretary Long said he would consult the president about whether the occasion justifies Dewey leaving Manila duties.
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Washington
Navy Department
Admiral Dewey
Long
Chiaracter
Manila
Muniin
Furnace to begin operation at Viien tine iron works
Beliefante March 22 furnace in Viien tine iron works will be put in operation at once after cleanup. Within six weeks it is expected to be in full action, providing employment for workers at the Stuart plant location.
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Beliefante
Stuart
Sherman death rumor debunked in Guantanamo mix up
In Santiago March 2 a false report of Mr Sherman’s death sparked a rapid spread after a French cable company and the fleral corps both announced it within minutes. Captain Leigh traced the error to Guantanamo station and the Paris bound ship’s crew, while Mrs. Sherman’s relatives condemn the blunder. The injured rumor prompted officers to verify status and Sherman is said to be improving and expected to board the US cruiser Chicake soon. Tourists explore sites of prior fighting as Mrs Wood hosts a palace reception. Baracoa, a sunboat from the Spanish navy, arrived under Ensign Lirle’s command.
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Sherman
Paris
Leigh
Guantanamo
eCompany
Chicake
Wood
Baracoa
Spans Navy
Mayari
Herer
Lirle
Greeley Denies Sherman Death Report
Chief A W Greeley of the slamal dorya warns the public that a report of ex Secretary Sherman’s death is untrue. He cites a telegraphic transmission from Santiago via a Penel Cable representative as the source, and notes no official confirmation.
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Marek W.—Gheneral
A. W. Greeley
Slamal Dorya
Guantinuamo
Shermans
Victims Searched At Windsor Ruins Fire Debris
Initial reports say three bodies removed from the Windsor hotel mine collapse near Windsor ruins in New York. Authorities identify one hotel employee as Margaret Aime of New York, though the identity is not conclusive. Large labor force works through debris at the Fifth Avenue shaft as investigators probe an elevator shaft likely fed the blaze.
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New York
Windsor Hotel
Tate
Bolles
Mrr
Margaret Aime
Fifth Avenue
Yaowle
New York Bill Aims to Toughen Hotel Fire Protections
The New York corporation commission proposes empowering Albany to enact hotel fire safety ordinances. The measure follows consultations with the HeLelinen'a association, underwriters board, buildings superintendent, Chief Bonner, and Commissioner Beanie. It assigns building owners responsibility for fireproofing and adoption of future safety standards.
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New York
Coorporation Comiset
Lotay
Albwny
Menebiy
Buoitee Bether Proteeni
Tire
Pardon Bid Began for Younger Trio in North Dakota Case
St Paul March 22 The first effort to secure the pardon of the Younger trio, serving life sentences for their links to a North Dakota shooting and assault, fell short as the case drew national attention and prompted renewed debate over justice and clemency.
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St. Paul
Mare
Ay 4
Northdeil Wankenshies
Pennsylvania Pensions Report From Washington
A fragmented passage lists names and places tied to pension matters in Pennsylvania and Washington dated March 22. The text includes garbled names such as Oriel nHol-Zilo EB and Weet Nanticoke with unclear roles or titles, suggesting a ledger or notice of beneficiaries.
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Washington
Oriel nHol
Zilo EB
Weet Nanticoke
Kusorne
Eben
Lilley
Joy
Brischford
Inceetee
William Hare
Auhley
Jouterne
Canal bill favored to abandon Delaware and Hudson Canal
Albany New York March 2 The committee on Palkinds decided to report favorably the bill authorizing the Delaware and Hudson Canal company to abandon its canal
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Albany
Palkinds
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Ita Canal
Armour Packini Company Leader Reported in Distress
Konelio Mu reports March 2 to 8 that Mu Armour Packini of Kansas City is dangerously ill with Dictimonia. Armour is W years old and his condition is described as serious by local officials.
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Konelio
Armour
Armour Packini Compunny
Kansas City
Beef Inquiry Ends Chicago Session Understands Beef Unfit for Food
Government inquiry into army beef concludes Chicago proceedings as witnesses from Swift & Co and Armour & Co testify on chemicals and preservation. Doctors condemn refrigerated beef after treatment claims, and Roosevelt’s testimony to be heard in New York.
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Government Court of Inquiry
New
Morrison
M& Vies
W. Clark Marshall
John G. Burne
Second Tiliness Volunteers
Jacksonville
Swift & Co
Hetad Oder
W. A. Robinson
Charlve Pfizer & Company
New York
Horace GO. Gapdier
Swift & Company
Geve
Albert G. Manns
Armour & Company
Luttere Ih
Nora
Dore Avid
Teller predicts Bryan as Democratic presidential nominee
In Cleveland Senator Teller of Colorado says the Democratic party will make the financial issue the key in the next campaign and names William Jennings Bryan as the party's likely presidential nominee. He denounces Perry Belmont critics as Republicans masquerading as Democrats who opposed Bryan in 1900.
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Teller
Colorado
Lessef
Bryan
W. C. Bryan
Perry Belmount
Kevan
Mr. Bryan
Colored families destitute stranded in Jersey City
In New York on March 22 authorities said 1000 colored people stranded in Jersey City after traveling from the west to Liberia under a contract with the International Migration Society must leave the railroad cars they have occupied since arrival. The group alleges the society promised to send them to Liberia but failed to do so, leaving most destitute and in hardship.
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Jersey City
Liberia
International Migration Society
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New Jersey
Cara
Dereny City
Wise
French Chemists Blown Up in War Department Lab
An official statement reports an explosion last night in a laboratory attached to the war department during gas experiments to light railroad cars. A related account cites experiments to determine the Toulon and Bourges explosions by mixing powders, suggesting the Toulon disaster was caused by carelessness. Seven people were injured, four seriously.
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March
Rm Laboratory
War Department
Toulon
Bourges
Two Men Die in Dupont Powder Mills Blast
A fatal explosion at the B. I. Dupont powder works in Carney Point N J killed Isaac Layton and Charlee Ford and fatally injured Frank Magill. Five mills at the site were destroyed and surrounding buildings damaged. The blast originated in a drying house about 1 pm with glass shattering across the Delaware River into Wilmington. Francis Dupont and his nephew were injured but directed care. The plant had been producing smokeless powder for government orders.
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Carney Point
Isaac Layton
Charlee Ford
Frank Magill
Huncetten
Layton
Howe
Delaware River
Wilmington
Francis Duppent
Ford
Moegill
Bribery Inquiry Opens as Harrisburg Lawmakers Probe McCarrel Bill
The Bribery Investigation committee in Harrisburg will start public hearings to uncover alleged payoffs related to the McCarrell jury bill. Witnesses were questioned in alphabetic order about direct or indirect offers of money or favors to influence votes, and whether any associates were aware of corrputed activity.
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Merch
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Arrell
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Withems
Nyv
Fighting in the Sahara and European expedition clash
Telegraphic dispatches report Archy forces arriving at Chardela south of Algiers and a Toutregr raid in the Sahara. A fierce fight left the Toutregs repulsed with 100 killed and a European caravan captured, as Fur Floureau-Lung’s expedition is noted as the sole European mission in the region. Further reports from Aslan hint at additional grave indications.
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Aslan
Reasoner resigns as Morris and Freer branch superintendent
New York March 22 Andrew Reasoner resigns from the Morris and Freex branch superintendency of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad. He is 74 and has served since early manhood with the Hudson River Long Island the St Paul and since 1869 with the Lackawanna. He may be succeeded by a captain into mind with the Reva Watertown and Ogdensburg railroad. Public petitions on Sunday trains are few, opposed by the Hoboken miniem union.
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Andrew Reasevner
Morris and Freex
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Reasoner
Hudson Fiiver
Longstund
Bt. Paul
Lackawanna
Reweoner
Capon
Reva
Watertown
Ogdensburg
Minim
Thohoken
Agathet Hese
Itte
Trust Companies in New Jersey Face Legislative Correction
In Trenton on March 24, it was discovered that 1846 corporate laws granting trust companies power to receive deposits and discount bills were repealed. Most state trusts have operated without proper legal authority for three years. AWill has been prepared to present at this session to correct the error.
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Trenton
Nod
Madrid names Camboy French ambassador to Washington
The queen regent issued a decree naming Jules Camboy as French ambassador to Washington with full authority to represent Spain in exchanging ratifications of the peace treaty with the United States.
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Jules Camboy
Washington
Spain
Former Brooklyn Alderman Acquitted in Bribery Trial
New York March 2 Joseph B Clark former Brooklyn alderman was acquitted of taking a bribe from Marrs and Mortonire in a trial alleging he expedited payments to them.
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New York
Joseph B Clark
Brooklyn
Marrs & Moetinire
Ily
Debated Oleomargarine Bill Sparks Harrisburg Senate
Harrisburg reports a sharp senate debate over a bill legalizing noncolored oleomargarine sales. Supporters claim farmer protection and consumer transparency while opponents warn of fraud, with final passage 42 to 4. Adjournment follows as revenue measures move forward and bribery inquiry continues.
President Receives Spanish Flag During Jersey Island Visit
President McKinley and Vice President Hobart return to Senator Hanna's home after a stop at Jekyl Island. They were greeted with a Spanish flag presented aboard the Colfax as part of a cordial visit that included a water trip to Brunswick and a reception at Hanna’s. The party then rested in Thomasville before plans to travel to Tallahassee and back to Washington.
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Jeky) Island
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H. W. Cannon
Nelson Page
Colfax
H. Raymond
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Ne Fond
Mir McKinley
Bronewick Ac
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Washington
Weather and War News Lead Morning Pages
Cloudy and showery conditions forecast with notable items from national and local sections. Highlights include Italy and Montin Dow forces, Harrinburg work, reef investigators leaving the West, and a review of South American development. Cripple Creek camp story shows the thirteenth regiment notices. Local notices report Willam McKenzie cider arrest and Scranton area items.
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Baya
Italy
Montin Dow
Harrinburg
South America
Cripple Creek
Scranton
Bryan at Nashville in renewed assembly remarks
W J Bryan addressed a Tennessee renewal assembly in Nashville with Governor McMillin present. He criticized corporate greed and warned against lending power to deceitful capitalists, urging discussion of farmer interests. In the afternoon Bryan planned a tour to Minnesota, noting an interview about differing Jeffersonian positions.
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Tern
W. J. Break
Renewal Assembly of Tennessee
V McMillin
Bryan
Gore Lenge
Politivd
Bubohur
Brwan
Thomas Jefferson
Susie Martin Slayer Arrested in Hell's Kitchen Case
James Billings, an ex convict, was arrested in Brooklyn on charges of murdering Susie Martin in Hell's Kitchen in 1894. Authorities cite William Johnson's confession as key, detailing Martin's disappearance from 64 Eleventh Avenue and the brutal, later body-disassembly.
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New York
James Billings
Brooklsn
Susie Martin
Hell's Kitchen
Billings
William Johnsen
Bing Sing
Fisl Martin
Eleventh Avenue
Nosbody
Couple Found Dead in Doig Wardens Home
In Cumberland Maryland a couple, Marely Tolin Junekoon of Laconing and Mrs Charlee Bowne, were found dead in Bowne's Doig Wardens Home. Their heads were crushed by a hatchet wielded by the warden's subservant. Hawiyin Wie was arrested here to Que. The killer acted after a jealousy motive and fled the scene.
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Marely
Tolin Junekoon
Laconing
Charlee Bowne
Howe
Doig
Mouwlders at Kerley stove works to wage increase
Lancaster Pa March 2 workers at Kerley stove works Columbia were notified an increase of per cent would be made in their wages.
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Mackey
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Ma Bare
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Khunt-Ingdon
Mr. McKihaney
Allegheny
Felix C. Nexley
Allegheny County
Siate
Lancaster
Kerley Stove Works
Manila Troop Reinforcements Arrive as Plans Form
Manila reports say American forces reorganize ahead of new campaign plans. The transport Sherman has arrived with the Seventeenth Infantry and Third United States Infantry along with crew losses on the voyage. Brigades and regiments concentrate at Luneta ready for immediate transport to support operations in the Philippines.
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Jeffersonians Dinner In New York To Hear Bryan Stand
The Chicago Jeffersonians in New York plan a March 22 event at the Hight of Appal to hear Colonel William J Bryan speak on the Democratic party stance for next year s national campaign. Labor groups are expected to play a prominent role in the dinner.
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New York
Chicago
Democrate
William A. Bryan
Democratic Party
Jefferson dinner invitation confirms Chicago Platform Democrats
A telegram from Colonel William J. Miyada of Nashville Tennessee confirms Bresweter chairman of the Chicago Platform Democratic Committee will attend the Jefferson dinner in New York. The message dated March 22 states he will attend the Chicago Platform Democrat Jefferson dinner on April as part of the event schedule.
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New York
Rugene Ht. Bresweter
Chicago Platform Democrate Committee
Willian J. Miwada Sete
Chicago Platform Democrat
Nashville
Tenn
Jefferson
Porter Refuses Comment on War Post Change Rumors
General Porter, the U.S. ambassador, said he could not address rumors of a possible replacement for General Algoran as secretary of war. He noted that any information should come from Washington and offered no confirmation or denial.
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Joracn Porter
United States
Algoran Sav Revary
Washington
Steamship Arrivals New York Cleared and Arrived
Steamship records show ships cleared and arrived due to port activity. Names listed include Mare MeNow York and Teutonite among others with origins and destinations noted.
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Mare
MeNow
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Menhotian
Fomlon
Lowe
Southampton
Teutonite
Layer
Polds Keensington
Antwerpy
Southconeton
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Weather Forecast for Washington March 22
Washington forecast for Thursday calls for mild temperatures with rain and showers. Frost expected early with light to moderate winds.
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