NOWA RANKS BEST IN THREE FARM STAPLES
Omaha March 23 government reports show seventeen states west of the Mississippi produced crops in 1907 valued at 1,091,000,000 dollars. Gern leads with about 500,000,000, Winter wheat around 200,000,000, followed by hay rye barley and potatoes. irrigation credited for a 15 percent rise. Iowa tops in corn oats and potatoes.
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Omaha
Marohi
Statistical Bureau of the
Union Pacific Passenger Department
Mississippi
Gern
Towa
Youngest U S Senator Bryan of Florida Dies
Washington dispatch reports United States Senator William James Bryan of Florida died in Provident Hospital Sunday morning after a long bout with typhoid fever. He was the youngest member of the upper house, first taking his seat twenty three years ago, and his death reduces the Senate to seven members lost since the adjournment of Congress. The body will be sent to Jacksonville for interment Wednesday, with only a Senate delegation expected to attend the funeral.
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Washington, D. C
United States
William James Bryan
Florida
Provident Hospital
Byran
Whyte Bryan
Artegratei
Stephen R. Mallory
Thirwinnes
Altyrinth
Alabama
Morgan
Pattus
Mallory
Luther
South Carolina
Procter
Vermont
Whyte
Maryland
Bryan
Senath
Tucksonville
House of Representatives
Senate
Ite Bryan
Roosevelt Special Message Aims At Labor Boycotts
Washington March 23 The president's special message to Congress to be transmitted this week is seen as foundational for the 1908 Republican platform. It centers on labor disputes and argues for amending the Sherman act to exempt unions, signaling a Republican stance to confront organized labor in the next campaign.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Congress
Samuel Gompers
Organized Labor
Republican Party
Governor Guild in Critical Condition Bulletin Issued
Boston dispatch reports Dr Winslow saying Governor Guild has failed somewhat during the night and his condition was set so well this morning Bishop Foss seriously ill in Philadelphia Bishop Cymia D Foss of the Methodist Episcopal church now retired is seriously ill at this time.
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Gov. Guild
Boston
Guild
Foss
Philadelphia
Cymia D. Foss
Methodist Episcopal Church
Matsu Maru collision sinks steamer near Hakodate
Tokio report says the steamer Matsu Maru sank after a collision with the Hideyoshi Maru near Hakodate. The captain and most of the 224 passengers perished, with 40 crew also dead. Two boats were rescued, and survivors were saved by the Hideyoshi Maru.
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Tokio
Hakodate
Federation Enjoined in Buck’s Stove Case Action
Washington May 23 The American Federation of Enforcers and its officers were permanently enjoined from conspiring to restrain obstruct or destroy the Buck's Stove and Range Co business. The federation’s counsel noted an appeal to the district court of appeals.
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Washington
American Federation
Offencor
Clabaugh
Supreme Court of the’ District of Ca Iuumbia
Federation
District Court of Appeals
Stove Co
Theatre Lease Sold to Busby Brothers in Waterloo Plan
The Busby brothers take control of the Water loo and East Silda houses on April 1. A. J. Busby to manage both theatres with equal show divisions to boost high class attractions. The posting service is sold. managers contemplate further ventures while Girard Stock remains booked on a southern circuit. Senator Tillman improved. Senate adjourns in honor of Bryan. St Louis plumbers end six week strike.
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Waterloo Theatre
Bridge Street
Waterloo, Safe-Beautiful
A. J. Busby
Frank Hurst
Waterlood
Horse
Busby
Messrs. Lichty
Ksffa
Safe Beautiful
Waterloo
East Side
Busby Bros. Ltd
Lafayette Street
Board of Trade
Girards
Hurst
Watil
Hortense Nielsen
Girard Stock Company
Hot Springs
Ark
Iowa
Prince Helio DeSagan In New York Seeking Mme Gould
New York report shows Prince Helio DeSagan arriving two days earlier with aim to renew courtship of American heiress Mme Anna Gould. A man likely the prince registered anonymously as W H Thomson at a New York hotel and provided no address. He and Mme Gould were noted to have dined at the home of Mr and Mrs Tyler Moree.
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New York
Prince Helio DeSagan
Mme
Anna Gould
Prince Holls
W. H. Thomson
Mme. Gould
Tyler Moree
Judge declares some out of state marriages illegal in Illinois
Chicago March 23 Judge Carpenter in circuit court today rendered a decision declaring marriage divorcees who are Illinois residents within the line forbidden by the statutes of the state are illegal in Illinois even when performed in other states. The decree will affect many marriages since the enactment of the Illinois law.
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Chicago
Carpenter
Circuit Court
Illinois
Illnois
Koreans Use Their Guns Shocking Seoul Rivalry Violence
In San Francisco American adviser Stevens to the Korean council was attacked by Koreans in Fairmont hotel. He was shot three times at the Union Ferry building. Stevens fired, wounding one assailant. Injuries described as potentially serious. Also reported: American Sugar Refining Co. annual profit and loss for 1907 shows net income of 749,000 with 7% dividends and a $2,449,000 surplus.
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San Francisco
Stevens
Korean Council of State
Fairmont
Japan
Korea
Union Ferry
Boston
American Sugar Refinjing Company
Supreme Court strikes down Minnesota railroad law
The Supreme Court of the United States held Minnesota's railroad law unconstitutional due to its enormous penalties. The ruling announced in Washington on March 2 addresses the severity of the state's enforcement measures.
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Washington
Supreme Court of United States Today
Thomas Case Heard Murderer of Mabel Scofield
Des Moines Washington March 28 The case of Charles Thomas already serving life for the murder of Mabel Scofield in Des Moines was dismissed by the U S Supreme Court. He had appealed that Iowa law allowing jury discretion in degree of crime as violating the Fourteenth Amendment.
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Washington
Charles Thomas
Towa
Mabel Scofield
Desoints
Supreme Court of United States
Thomas
Supreme Court
Iowa
United States
Bears Down on Boycott in Naweste Washington
Washington March 22 The National Civilite Federation bill after a conference with President Roosevelt and capital and labor representatives to relieve the Sherman antitrust law was introduced in the house by Hepburn Iowa and referred to the committee for consideration and report Roosevelt will likely send a message recommending action The key section seeks to relieve organized labor from the court ruling labeling unions conspiracies in restraint of trade while preserving peaceable rights including the right to strike but limiting boycotts and picketing. Anxious for Senator Penrose Philadelphia March 23 Senator Fenrose in facial erysipelas and other complications remains not satisfactory to physicians with very high temperature and growing anxiety
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Washington
National Civile Federation
Roosevelt
Capital and Labor
Sterman
Penrose
Philadelphia
United States
Fenrose
Senators Take 33d Degree In Masonry at Washington
Washington March 23 Two members of the United States Senate this week became 33d degree Masons. This unusual honor is conferred in the Masonic fraternity. Grand Commander James D. Richeson presided over the ceremony and conferred the degree.
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Washington
Washington, D.C
United States Senate
James D. Richoson
Arlo Whitbeck murder case near West Union heads toward resolution
Jurors near naming the suspected assailants in the Arlo Whitbeck murder as coroner's jury work resumes after a Chicago summons. Witnesses remain, with Royale Culver's statements hinting at sensational disclosures. funeral services held for the victim as royal marriage and wage news follow in other notes.
Explosion destroys Rock Island Daily News plant
A dynamite blast wrecked the Rock Island Daily News printing plant, destroying machinery and severely damaging the building. Proprietor John Looney had been indicted last June on conspiracy, extortion, and criminal libel charges but was not convicted on the counts tried.
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Rock Island, IH
Daily News Earty
Tha News
Rock Island
Chicago
John Looney
Couple Weds in Street Under Naval Conditions
In Leola, South Dakota, Miss Caceili DeWitt of Allee Missouri and P. O. Neel of Liala were married by Rev G H Bruce in a street ceremony aboard a buggy after Neel arrived by train from Aberdeen. The ceremony occurred with Bruce officiating and the couple quickly departed to catch the afternoon train back to Aberdeen.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Leola
Caceili
DeWitt
Allee
Macon County
P. O. Neel
Liala
G. H. Bruce
Presbyterian Church
Neel
Bruce
Abérdean
Fternoon
Spire
Auto Crash Near Brainger Hill Injures Two Ladies
An auto collision on West Fourth street Sunday morning involved Logan Strayer and two young women when A J Reber's car rear-ended their buggy. The rear wheel axle bent, the carriage was badly damaged, but the occupants escaped serious injuries. Reber and J K Jober faced the impact as they tried to pass the other buggy.
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Logan Strayer
West Fourth Street
A. J. Reber
J. K. Jober
Mr. Reber
Mr. Strayer
Savings banks reimbursed after Oriental Bank suspension
New York on March 23 savings banks received 3000000 dollars deposited with the Oriental Bank before its suspension as a plan approved by depositors and amid attorney general opposition. The Oriental Bank reopened to deposits. Washington on March 21 the US Supreme Court ruled the North Carolina railroad rate law invalid.
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New York
Oriental Bank
Jackson
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
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