Funston Arrives in Washington With Aides To Pay Respects
Brigadier General Frederick Funston arrives in Washington with aide Lieutenant Mitchell to brief President Roosevelt and Secretary Roof. His leave from the Philippines division ends April 7 and he may return to San Francisco unless reassigned. He prefers remaining in the United States to recover his beard shattered during campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Funston
Waslington
Mitchell
Roosevelt
Roof
Philip
Rom
Break Through the British Line at Heilbron
Dispatch from eaibron Orange River Colony reports Commandant Menis with the Heilbron Boers breaking the Heibron Welre Hoek line at Goottenmure. Boers pursued by British forces. one Boer killed. British column scattered during pursuit. Compagnant Merle noted a scattering of posts and an elevating lift.
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Eaibron
Orange River Colony
Menis
Heilbron
Goottenmure
Merle
Fire destroys house in North Polham New York
Inferno kills three people including Edward Yoenum and Mrs Fhouias onian in a North Polham dwelling. A police report lists a likely resident and others injured as the home burned rapidly in the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Polham
New York
Edward Yoeun
Fhouias
Union
Fragmented OCR: Prisoners, Tigers, and civil world treatment
Fragmented text references prisoners, a tiger group, and civil world treatment. Mentions individuals, unnamed military or civic actors, and a call for better humane handling while noting disorder and peer pressure. The passage lacks clear events or dates but hints at systemic issues in detention or punishment.
Resignation of Civil Service Commissioner Wailitis Alieterntere
Wailitis Alieterntere of Rast st Looms VI has submitted to President To Roosevelt his resignation as a member of the United States civil service commission. The effect is to take place April unless Roosevelt announces a successor. Richard Daniel Boston has been mentioned as a probable successor, but a definite appointment was not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commission
Rast St. Looms
Toosevelt
United States Civil Service Commossieon
Riehard Daniel Boston
Roosevelt
Russian-Tungus clash near Hubandsy kills hundreds
A war office dispatch from St. Petersburg reports a fight on the Maret Ss line north of Hubandsy in Manchuria between Hussian troops and Tunguses. About 200 Tunguses were killed, including their leader, and two Hussians were wounded.
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War Office
St. Petersburg
Hubandsy
Manchuria
Earthquake Destroys Kyankar City in Asia Minor
Dispatch from Constantinople reports Kyankar in northeast Angor Asia Minor razed by a March 1 quake. The city, once home to about 26 000 residents, faced total devastation as details of the disaster emerged.
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Constantinople
Kyankar
Angor
Asia Minor
Kyankari
March Dates Mention Incomplete Event Listings
The note lists events including The Strokers on March 20 The Flaming Arrow on March 2 and A Run on the Bank on March 22. Details such as venues or organizers are not provided.
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Hrun
Transport Sheridan Arrives San Francisco From Manila
The Sheridan has reached San Francisco from Manila. It sailed on February 15 and carries ninety seven sick six insane and one thousand one hundred eighty nine short term men along with headquarters of the first and third battalions of the Twentieth Infantry.
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Sheridan
San Francisco
Manila
Twentieth Infantry
Tangled National League affairs emerge from magnates' talks
After days of telephoning telegraphing and conferring decisive progress arrives through a protocol. Friction eases as leaders reconcile tensions and plan next steps for the league's future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League
Freace
Fragmented early 20th century notices from Baltimore and beyond
A chaotic collage of local and national items lists strikes, drownings, shootings, mine blasts, fires, suicides, and accidents. Notable mentions include a Baltimore coppersmith struck dumb, Boston freight handlers strike, bank robberies and safes blown in Townville, and a Brattleboro death at age 57 of Julius Estey.
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Trenton
NTS
John Kelly
Baltimore
Boston
Multitude of Plums and Perils Hit Various Cities
A montage of incidents spans Joliet Akron Seneca Chicago and Denver. Notable items include deaths from apoplexy in Joliet and accidental drownings near Everett Washington. A Chicago furniture store destroyed with substantial loss. A Philippine governor undergoes a safe operation in Cincinnati. A bottle of events closes with a murder arrest in Denver and a suit challenging Northwestern.
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Iporsu
Ion
Fein
Joliet
Charles al Semler
Akron
Ombie
Iwip
van Buren
Ark
Test Septender
Lancaster
Dire
Mason Brothers
Seneca
Wan
Natonal Bank
Amlo
Metropolitan Bank
Minnempoolis
Hush Springs
I. T
Judgeareen
James Mellee
Qdarreivd
Aysdan
Hesbo
Leery
Pescasville
Trabo
Thomas
Diedoe
Witl
Seidenstecker Dia
Prana Church
H. G. Tacobs
Everett
Wash
Tally Record
Johny Casillo
Suvare
Chicags
Sidner Shenard & Co
Sointa
Willam PL
Laft
Philippines
Jewish Hospital
Cincinnati
Edward Hansmann
Chicago
Hansman
Frank Conger
Brooklyn
Wayne Hotel
Detroit
Intec
Mr. Conger
American Bridge Company
Stewart Hill
Aued
Denver
James Batson
Reed
iNegai
TEC with wooden roof noted in early phase
Partial fragment reports a TEC with a wooden roof described as the HECHOE ARE. No clear location or outcome available.
Multiple Homicide Trials and Disasters Across States
A Pasquotank County grand jury returns a true bill against James Wilcox for the death of Nellie Cropsey. A Beaumont body marks the fifth victim in a gang’s killings. Kentucky moves to strip women of voting for school trustee elections. The steamer Providence capsized near Lone Landing killing twenty one. A cyclone damaged a train near New Orleans. A St Louis carpenter survived after severe leg injuries on the L and N line. A Burgin pesthouse explosion threats halt rebuild work and warnings are posted.
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Lewis Woolum
Werk
Umd
Megdews
Eeboowiti
Lessie Morrison
Clara W. Castle
Eldorado
Kan
Supreme Court
Jones Station
Ohio
Sharkey
Chicago
Rock Island
Milwauker
St. Paul
Novala
Lows
Schultg Ote Viresima Cgottsebuk
Lerman Lusky
Nashville
Tenn
Cincinnati
Fort Crook
Burlington
Twenty-second Infantry
Fort
Fox Lake
Wis
F. EL & S. O. Tarrant
James L. Starkey
Muskingum County Auditor
Loretta Roberts
Zanesville
BE. J. Dupont, de Nemours & Co
Keokuk
Iowa
Pasquotank County
N. C
James Wilcox
Elizabeth City
Nellie Cropsey
Neches
Beaumont
Texas
Kentucky
General Assembly
Providence
Lone Landing
Miss
Witness Central
New Orleans
Reet Sthodes
St. Louis
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Burgin
Chinese unrest and world turmoil dominate reports from Canton onward
Uprising in Jehol worries officials who fear a pretext for new aggression. A Canton river tragedy sinks a native boat with 160 dead. Other dispatches note the Etrnaria’s safe return, Wu Vine Fans accused of embezzlement, Methuen wounded, and Boer losses under Delarey. War rumors swirl around Port Arthur and Pretoria.
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Canton
Gaina
Noo
Etrnaria
Torta
Azores
England
Wu Vine Fans
United States
Methuen
Delarey
Puce Press
Austria
Kaiser Franz Josey
Baroness de Rugnues
Florence Maxbrick
Alaybrick
Shanghai
London Standard
Port Arthur
Japan
Lord Witchener
Pretoria
Notable Events and Disasters Reported in Brief
A summary of varied items includes Miss Adu Rehan retiring from the stage, Capigus rains aiding wheat in the Southwest, a fatal house fire in Mantanec Quebec, fears for the Allan liner Waronian, German envoy Von Tintleben accused of swaying voters, Roosevelt naming W L Moody to succeed Navy Secretary Long, Yerbert Booth resigning from Salvation Army in Australia, Judge Eli Torrance named to West Point board, a threat letter to Victoria Premier Dunsmuir, Miss Alice Roosevelt visiting Havana via Florida, E L Kepner noting Indian action at Fort George, instruction to send specials to the scene, and the Newport reporting a tidal wave disaster near Acajutla with many dead.
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Adu Rehan
Capigus
Southwest
Arthur Bouchard
Mantanec
Que
Hivesler
von Tintleben
Washington
Grand Army of the Republic
United States Military Academy
West Point
Dunsmuir
Victoria
B. C
Alice Roosevelt
Leonard Wood
Havana
Florida
Harriet Blaine Beale
Captain Philip
E. L. Kepner
Hudson Bay Company
Fort George
Quesnelle
Eberts
Pacific Mail Company
Newport
la Libertad
Acajutla
Senate Debates Ship Subsidy Bill and House Rural Delivery Reforms
The Senate postponed action on the ship subsidy bill due to the illness of Mr West of Missouri and Mr Mallory of Florida. The diplomatic and consular appropriation bill passed, and debates continued on naval policy and rural free delivery contracts with raises in carrier salaries and opposition to subsidies. Speaker clashes occurred over Pacific cable and census issues as Congress continued post office funding and related measures.
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West
Missouri
Mallory
Florida
Senate
United States
Bacon
Georgia
House
Tulman
South Carolina
Ele
MecCumber
Depew
Committee On Commerce
Corliss
Michigan
Richardson
Alabama
Sims
Tennessee
Dougherty
Jackson
Kansas
Greene
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Mississippi River
Burlington
Iowa
Kearsarge
State of Washington
Berry
Arkansas
Commerce Committee
Penrose
Post Ofice
Weather and trade ebb and flow across the Midwest and New York
Unsettled weather has disrupted transport and damaged goods in the New York area and the Midwest. Frosts, floods, and coal mine labor tensions hinder production while spring trade looms. Wheat, cotton, and wool markets show mixed signals amid sparse moisture and high prices. Cattle and hogs retreat, livestock receipts down from last week.
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New York
Ijfall
R. G. Dun & Co
Iron and Steel
Pittsburg
United States
Canada
Navy Cadet Appointment for Admiral Sampson’s Son
Washington notes report a son of Admiral Sampson named a navy cadet. Russia and Germany renew assurances to the United States on China. President Roosevelt will release only official information on cabinet meetings. Commander John W. Hawley testified before the House naval committee that enlisted sailors lack adequate food and desertions rise for that reason.
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Washington
Sampson
Russia
Germany
United States
China
Roosevelt
John W. Hawley
Naval Committee of the House
Chicago to New York grain and livestock price listings
A dense price table lists cattle hogs sheep wheat corn oats rye and other commodities for Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee Buffalo New York and Colorado markets with bid ranges and quality notes. The Colorado Legislature has declared in favor of excluding the Japanese and Chinese from this country.
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Chicago
Kansas
Southwest
Texas
Oklahoma
Oklebortia
Exas
Kassas
Department of Agriculture
Ste
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
New York
Colorado
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Peatister
Padniptes
Higpet
Hreocauwer Heelies
Vickstarrat
Specu
Gwents
Tip Stedimier
Prayee
Wit Harrison
Wilk Stiuie
Eral Deiares
Amustericiine
Bosonic Temple
Fort Wayne, Ind
Brinizs
Henry J. Baker
Buffalo
Julius J. Estey
Estey Organ Company
Brattleboro
Rosalie Presstick
Farmers’ Bank of
Townville
Granville W. Leighten
National Traders’ Bank of Portland
Gefaulter
Eugene Clements
Philadelphia
Jehs Coates
Clements
Coates
Rich
Suys
Georgetown
Paland
Jufe Gruss
Rank Gowite
Westmont
Gruss
Gowie
Hespitad
Peeksiiil Noy
Diuthanr Dros
Joseld
Lafayette Grutt
Sears
Susan Gsuwie
Wistie
Bert
M. Mire
Goead
Northern Securities Company
Charles Cal
George Call
Princeton
Butte
Mont
Patrick Sheehan
Erick Hills
Kansas City
United States Supreme Court
Macalester Coal and Mining Company
Buck
J. C
A. Z. Morris
Hite
Morris
Agus
Iisdid
Part Brata
Ned
Presidio
Dias
San Toru
Western
Southern
Jehol
Flear
Berry of
Arkinsas
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Tay
Burleson
Lexas
Hiram W. Thomas
Tivisis
Hitt
Tiinois
Hay
House Committee On Judiciary
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