Hew OpARK ROWE and 160000 acres on Givin's Ferry range
Idaho state news reports heavy wintering values on Givin's Ferry range with 160,000 wad of deep wintering. President nominates and Senate confirms Provo Hinker as reveiver of the Hoive land office. Mentions Edgar Dille of Roswell, Jonathan apples worth $1200, and extensive deposits east of Pocatero.
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Red Flag Riots in Czar's City Sparks Citywide Clash
In St Petersburg on the first day of the parliamentary session, a vast demonstration by workers and students led to clashes with police. Military patrols patrolled the streets as thousands marched with red banners toward the Winter Palace. General Drachetsk y dispersed the crowd with mounted charges and white-gunarm d police, preventing a repeat of Red Sunday.
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Caldwell Court Convenes Dismissal Move In Orchard Case
In Caldwell Idaho the Wirthet court opened its regular term with Harry Orchard disqualified from testifying and Judge Fremont Wood of the Third district slated to sit. A motion to dismiss the Moyer Haywood and Pettihowe case was filed to preserve rights while defense counsel Nugent argues postponement is not justified by appeal to a higher court.
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Pettihowe
Uve
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Wallace
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Nurgent
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United States Supreme Court
Fifty Ninth Congress Concludes With Record Appropriations
Washington reports the Fifty ninth Congress ends at noon on Monday March 4 with a record for large appropriations and far reaching registration. President Roosevelt and aides sign enrolled bills in the president's box as 40 bills await signature. Vice President Fairbanks and Speaker Cannon receive thanks for fair leadership. a silver club service is presented to General Gros Yenor.
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Mortality trends and home remedy advice from 1900s report
A mortality report covering the United States for 1900–1904 notes tuberculosis and pneumonia as leading death causes, with winter peak for lung diseases. It reviews a home remedy using Virgin Oil of Pine Pure, glycerine, and whisky, warns against imitations, and includes period anecdotes on Taft and Sulloway. It also cites instructions on sleeping in a blanket, and promotes Allcock's Plasters as proven by long-standing testimonials.
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United States
Leach Chemical Co
Cincinnati
Cheapest Navy in the World Reported in Commons
In the house of commons session the parliamentary secretary of the admiralty Mr Robertson stated the admiralty expected the two power standard to be maintained by the proposed construction program. Britain had added 1432 05 tons in ten years while Russia France and Germany added 1 195 205 tons. The British navy was the cheapest at 445 dollars per ton versus France 820 Russia 65 and Germany 2485.
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Bonilla Heads Army in Honduras and Nicaragua clashes
Honduran army under President Honilta mobilizes for operations against Nicaragua after a March 4 clash in which General Chimorro led a Nicaraguan attack. Honduran forces reportedly defeated 40 Nicaraguan troops with notable losses on the Honduran side.
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Chimorro
Nic Faguan Troupe
Swettenham Loses Job as Jamaica Governor Resigns
London reports that Governor Swettenham of Jamaica has resigned, effective after his January 23 letter following the Rear Admiral Davis incident. The British and American authorities sought to ease the dispute, but Under Secretary Churchill confirmed Swettenham’s definite decision to resign.
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Jamaica
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Colonial Office
Churchill
Houses of Commons
Roosevelt Sends $100 Check For Russian Famine Relief
President Roosevelt, praising Russia as a longtime friend, sent a letter to the Russian famine relief committee of New York appealing for contributions for famine sufferers. He accompanyingly enclosed his own $100 check and notes the country’s extraordinary prosperity while urging generous giving. The letter replies to a prior appeal from the committee outlining urgent needs.
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Washington
Peviaringussia
United States
Roosevelt
New York
Oklahoma Land Fraud Case Postponed to March 12
The Bentley case, involving removal of Kickapoo Indians to Mexico to market their lands, is postponed to March 12. A federal grand jury investigation into alleged fraud is also postponed until that date as a Senate committee prepares to visit Shawnee Oklahoma.
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Shawnee
Okio
Martin J. Bentley
Mexico
Oklahoma
United States
Butte and Anaconda Pressfaces Indefinite Shutdown
Butte and Ahaconda publishers and their workers seek a settlement after the typographical union rejected Organizer Baker of the International Typographical Union proposal. The deal terms were not released. Negations are off and an indefinite newspaper strike appears likely.
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Ot ‘Butte
Ahaconda
Jeckel Ont
Chatte Typographical Union
Baker
International Typographical Vaion
The Duchess of Roxburghe At Floors Castle Zoo Plans
The duchess May Goelet of New York, now duchess of Roxburghe, is building a miniature zoo at Floors Castle amid a trend she supports. A castle retainer notes approval of the duchess, while references to old orders and current tenants hint at a changing household dynamic. The page also contains stray ad-like lines about medicinal products and rhymed quips.
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Pink Pills Restored Health for Woman and Daughter
Mrs Joie Robbins of Decatur reports weakness headaches and numbness eased by Dr Williams Pink Pills. She credits the remedy with restoring energy and appetite and says her daughter, once pale and anemic, gained color and vitality. Pills sold by druggists or postpaid 50 cents per box, six boxes $2.50.
Coffee Threshed Her Essays On Postum Health
A patient writes of long suffering from spinal irritation and nervous trouble, misattributing relief to good doctors. She explains discovering Postum replaced coffee, leading to improved health, better sleep, appetite, and mobility, with others noting a similar benefit and plans to use Postum lifelong. The testimonial is attributed to Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan and promotes reading The Road to Wellville.
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