We Democrats Need To Shift From Extremism To Practical Business
The piece cites Henry Watterson urging Democrats to abandon visionary politics and focus on business interests. It notes that while the idea echoes the postwar new departure, reform efforts within the party have historically faltered, leaving no solid principles and enabling fleeting power grabs. It adds skepticism that Watterson or others can rejuvenate the party.
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Henry Watterson
Republican Party
Prince Henry's Welcome Dinner Highlights Ties With Germany
The New Yorker Staats Zeitung hosted a Waldorf Astoria dinner praising Prince Henry as a symbol of American journalism and German nationhood. The piece frames the visit as renewing historic ties between the U S and Germany, stressing kinship and international amity beyond simple royal regard. It notes potential future collaboration and even chides a hypothetical scene with Spanish princes.
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Prince Henry
New Yorker Staats Zeitung
Waldorf-Astoria
Germany
England
Spanish Princes Come Over Loge
Senate
Hou
Till Man’s boast on Roosevelt grip shocks readers
A blunt, comic remark suggests Till Man believes he has actually grasped President Roosevelt, a line that mocks overconfident rhetoric and echoes fables about the hare and the fox.
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Till Man
Mity
Roosevelt
Primaries Loom As Spring Weather Returns
In a fragmentary notice a crowded political scene unfolds with talk of city and township primaries next Saturday and the lingering Tillman issue. Vandal threats to a yacht and regional debates hint at broader political tensions and a search for policy focus as Central American canal bargaining emerges amid evolving state concerns.
Mine Disaster at Catsburg Mine Near Monongahela
A serious explosion at noon in the Fishburg mine a mile above Monongahela Pennsylvania created a furnace of flames. It is feared many miners are entombed with reports varying on the number inside. Two escaped badly burned but others remain missing as rescuers race to reach the mine.
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Monongahela
Fishburg
GUV Hogg Shuns Knee Breeches for Courts
Texas Governor Hogg refuses to wear knee breeches and may skip court ceremonies. He argues the costume would not display his lower limbs to advantage and prefers not to attend if required.
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Guv. Hogg
Texas
Critics Differ On Dinner With German Prince And Banquet Report
A writer objects to the President’s dinner with a German prince and the inclusion of certain facts. The analysis notes the banquet list printed in English and observes three Liberal strands in England, while questioning how many Democratic parties exist in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
England
Liberal Party
Liberal Unionists
Lord Rosebery
United States
Panama Canal Objection May Not Stall Transfer Plan
The Colombian government raises a formal objection to any transfer involving a party it is not part of. The issue is likely not serious, and Colombians are expected to travel to the negotiation for adequate consideration.
Three Nations Must Maintain World Peace Speech
A Whitelaw Reid dinner for Prince Henry and the American drew a large audience. Press notes praised the plain proposition that only three nations the United States Germany and Great Britain can keep the world at peace as the crowd rose with loud acclaim.
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Whitelaw Reid
Prince Henry
United States
Germany
Great Britain
Emperor William Responds to New York Press Banquet Message
Berlin March 1 1903 Emperor William replies to the cable from Mr Melville and Stone New York thanking for the welcome message and praising the reception of his brother by American newspaper editors.
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Emperor William
New York Staats Zeitung
Prince Henry
Berlin
Mr. Melville & Stone
New York
Mesage
United States
William
Darien route touted as shortest canal path
Advertisements promote the Darien route as the ocean to ocean path of 29 percent shorter distance. Proponents claim a tunnel through mountains is cheaper than locks elsewhere, ships could be towed by electric motors, quake risks reduced, water supply ample from two rivers, and overall cost about half of rival routes.
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Darien
Panama Canal
Ocean
Prince Henry Visits Boston in Grand Royal Tour
Henry and a committee met the Prince at the station and escorted him to the Hotel Somerset after arrival. A vast crowd lined the route as Governor Crane called at the hotel and the Prince at the State House. He toured the House and Senate, met German veterans, then proceeded to Evervard College and the University of Cambridge.
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Prince Henry
Somerset
Governor Crane
State House
House
Senate
Evervard College
University of Cambridge
Collins
Prince Henry Arrives in Worcester Train Stop Sparked Uproar
Boston dispatch reports Prince Henry arrived at 9 40 AM after Worcester residents protested plans for a mayoral reception in Springfield. The Mayor and committee were ready to greet him in Springfield and accompany him, but national officials barred access to the train as it passed Worcester without stopping, provoking local indignation.
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Boston
Mass
Prince Henry
Worcester
Springfield
Bryan stresses free speech and cartoons in NY Talk
William J. Bryan told the New York Press Club that freedom of speech matters in newspaper controversies and in unlimited cartoons. He said he had defeated himself in the recent campaign by talking too much and that he bears no ill will toward Democrats who left the party. He also said he has not bound himself to run for office for life or to any future bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William J. Bryan
New York Press Club
Hfe Net
Jail Birds Op Escaped Prisoners Captured At Sea
Oxford Md March 6 8 ix Ben and another inmate who escaped from the Eastern jail on Saturday were captured yesterday while attempting to flee in a boat A fight seemed likely but they surrendered after facing a dozen gun barrels Their own men were armed with knives and William Green had the pistol used by Officer Thompson who was killed during the escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Ben
Wiliam Green
Oflicer Thompson
Struck Gusher at Godfrey Reserve Near Montpelier
In Godfrey reserve near Montpelier the Central Western Oil Co struck a big gusher, number four, and it runs about five hundred barrels without being shot. The find boosts output for Trartford City area during March.
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Trartford City
Central Western Ol Co
Godfrey Reserve
Montpelier
Last Visiting Day for Hohenzollern Pass Holders
New York on March 6 marks the last visiting day for holders of passes from the German Consul aboard the Hohenzollern. Officers of the yacht were entertained last night by the Deutscher Verela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hohenzollern
Deutscher Verela
Militia Patrol Norfolk Streets During Street Car Strike
Half the militia of Virginia patrol the streets of Norfolk as the street car strike drags on. The Norfolk Railway and Light Co. faces a serious impasse with only a few cars running under heavy military guard amid Civil War scale tension.
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Norfolk
Norfolk Railway Wid Jight Co
Virginia
Cunard Lines Plans Two Fast Liner Ships
Liverpool officials confirm Cunard Line will begin constructing two liner ships about 50 feet long with 48,000 horsepower engines. They aim for speeds around 25 knots, claiming the greatest engine power ever placed on a boat afloat. The Deutscheland previously held a 35,000 horsepower record and about 23 knots speed.
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Liverpool
Cunard Tite
Deutehland
Parker Wins Endorsement for Air Ship Contest
London in March reports George Parker English commissioner to the St John Exposition secured the Aeronautical Society of Great Britain endorsement for an air ship contest at the exposition. The society met on Saturday night to officially ratify the endorsement and support the event.
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London
George Parker
Aeronautical Society of Great Britain
Aeronautical
Bonds Forfeited in Georgia Fraud Case
Savannah Georgia March 9 1900 Bonds forfeit against Mareh Giod Gay ner and John Gaynor with Captain Oberlin M Carter for defrauding the Government after failing to appear in court Judge Speer orders bond forfeiture and case proceeds.
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Savannah
Mareh G.—Iod
Gayner
John Gaynor
Oberlin M. Carter
Hospital Board Meeting Set At Mrs Cook Residence
A notice states the Board of Managers of the QI Hospital will meet Friday afternoon March 7 at 3 oclock at the home of Mrs John M Cook. Reports include a narrow drowning escape involving Geo James and John Price and a police arrest of Infirmary Director W A Tarr at Lisbon for intoxication and abuse.
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QI Hospital
John M. Cook
Geo. James
John Price
Mm. Pire
W. A. Tarr
Columbiana County
Lisbon
Tarr
George A. Kaufman
Bridgeport
Greensburg
May Kauffman
Charles Kauffman
Pittsburgh
Youngwood
Rog Shot: Local Dog Shot by Officer
George Hell Stock of Railroad avenues reported his dog shot by Officer Wolgerly this morning. The dog had behaved oddly for days and was restrained by the family before the shooting was deemed necessary.
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Rog
George Hell Stock
Railroad Avenues
Officer Wolgerly
Revival Service Draws Crowd at Pitth Street Church
A stormy night did not deter a good sized congregation at Pitth Street M B Church where another strong meeting in the series was held. Rev D C Caburn will preach again tonight at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitth Street
M. BP
D.C. Caburn
Train Collision Near Pittsburgh Kills Rights Driver
Early this morning a southbound local passenger train and a northbound through freight collided head on twenty five miles north of Pittsburgh. Wires down, limited details. Reportedly a man driving along the river wagon road near the tracks was killed in the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Clong
Wabash Extension Rights Secured to Wellsville
East Liverpool News Review reports exclusive Herald-Staur that rights of way for a Wabash railroad extension from Toronto to Wellsville are secured. Promoter says plans to reach West Liverpool are assured and work will begin. Wells ville confirms franchise details and anticipates rapid progress.
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Herald-Staur
Steubenville
East Liverpool News-Review
Wellsville
West Liverpool
P. M. Smith
Little Yellow Creek
Smith
Toronto
Gelwaen Steubenville
Wabash Company
P.M. Smith
Smallpox outbreak costs city in unclear breakdown
The Btenbonvilla smallpox outbreak incurred expenses totaling 1076.39 with allocations for quarantine guards 248 house hold goods burned and charged up 9200.75 groceries and meat for those quarantined 120.36 merchandise supplied houses 57.80 medical services and medicines 218600 miscellaneous 196.98.
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Btenbonvilla
Inspector Cowan Checks Oleo Law Fractions
United States Inspector Cowan visited the city yesterday examining fractions of the oleomargarine laws and also toured several liquor stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cowan
Ile
Hquor
Cars to Brilliant Street Railway Runs Ready Before Noon
The Steubenville and Mingo street railway completed a car to Brilliant in working order before noon. Then W. L. Elor began its train service between Steubenville and Warrenton at noon.
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Steubenville
Fire engine pumped water from La Belle works site
One of the city fire engines was sent to the La Belle works yesterday afternoon to pump out water left in excavations by the flood. No fire chief was available to operate the engine, so Marlin Lad attempted to run it.
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la Belle Warka
Marines Court Martial Planned for Samar Torture Cases
Manila March 6 Major Waller and Lieut Day of the Marine Corps are to be courtmartialed March 17 on charges of torturing prisoners and excelling others in the Island of Samar without trial. Waller and his marines are said to have done good work in Samar after the massacre of part of a company of the Ninth Titatury.
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Manila
Waller
Day
Marine Corps
Samar
Marties
Cunard Line Vessel Missing. Hopeful Officials Press On
Reports from New York on March 6 say Cunard officials received a cable by 10 am regarding a missing Cunard liner. Officials expect the steamer to arrive yesterday but hope to hear it is safe soon. They assure passengers' friends the vessel is all right despite the delay.
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New York
Pis Cunard
Zores
Cunard
New Bills Introduced in Ohio House and Senate
Columbus March 6 Mr Bell of Cuyahoga county filed a bill to hold railroads liable for accidents caused by long hours on duty and in game related duties. Mr Dunlap proposed a misdemeanor for impersonating another to obtain theatre, rail fare, or other privileges. Senator Hertick of Cleveland and Cincinnati backed juvenile courts for under sixteen to address crime with aims to ease penalties and aid insolvency courts. A bill to legalize Sunday baseball was also introduced granting cities power to regulate by ordinance.
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Columbus
Bell
Cuyahoga County
Dunlap
Hertick
Cleveland
Cincinna
Died Sudden Death of Thomas Daugherty at CMN Hospital
Thomas Daugherty died suddenly at CMN Hospital on Wednesday afternoon from heart failure linked to prolonged drinking. He had recently asked the mayor to be jailed, was sent to jail, and then moved to the hospital where medical care failed to save him. He came to the city years ago to work in a wallpaper factory, later as a laborer, was married, and had a brother in Patbury, Conn. His remains were taken to the undertaker's and will be buried after instructions are received.
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Thomas Daugherty
CMN
Daugherty
Means
Blucafie
Walker
Lindney
Dypbury
Conn
repAldes
Polles Ginty
Ast
Wall Paper
la Halle
Panbury
Nilay
Brewers Strike Aid Plan Reported for Indianapolis
Utility workers plan a weekly $400 arrangement to ship different brewers nylon stock to Indianapolis to aid striking Cincinnati brewers until the dispute is resolved.
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Indianapolis
Net Concuited. The County Commigelan era in granting the 8. M. ¢ Q. . I. Coover the Mingo pike
County officials granted a franchise for the Mingo pike to 8. M. Q. Coover without consulting their legal adviser, Prope gating Attorney A. o. ewlar. The mishandling prompted questions about the process and potential legal exposure for the board.
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Mingo Pike
A. O. Ewlar
Last Link To Cost Over 2.8 Million Contracts For Construction
Bide will be invited to discuss the twenty third mile section of new rail road from Mingo Junction on the Ohio river to Jewett Station on the Wheeling and Lake Erie line. The $2.5 million project will employ the rest of the year and creates a final link connecting the Wheeling and Lake Erie directly with Pittsburgh. Contracts likely to go to prominent builders. The heavy work includes tunnels fills and substantial excavation and masonry, with bridge work and timbering, aiming for completion by January 1 to have trains running into Pittsburgh by next February. The project will be divided among many contractors to speed completion.
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Bide
Inginger James W. Patterson
Pittsburgh, Carnegio’ 2& Wastern Railroad
Ohio River
Mingo Junction
Jewett Station
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
Wheeling & Lake’ Erie
Pittsburgh
Wuner
Ania
Mhatorlab
Embdinkmant
Ahurt
Jauary
Joseph Romney, Jr
Wabagh
Wave Traina
Agency moves after Dohrman resignation in bid to reorganize
Dohrman of the city resigns as general agent to the field agency amid a broader reorganization plan. The resignation takes effect today March 10 and a new management structure will place the agency with Columbiana, Harris County and neighboring districts under a single umbrella. Dohrman remains in the industry but ceases active management due to other business demands.
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Dohrman
Banitia Nai
Bill Columbiana
Harrisln
Age of Pittsburgh
Dohirman
Blue
Bhglness Enterprises
Local club rumor stirs city plans in Pleasant Heights
A whispered rumor suggests the city may organize a new club in Pleasant Heights. Interior changes and a prominent Blues crowd are noted, with Sarah Ynks tied to the project as a possible organizer or figure of interest.
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Ee. Ea Tegen ‘Dt
Pous Pleasant Heights
Sarah Ynks
Rotate Agency: Birth PLE Real Retate News
A readable fragment mentions a birth related note and agency involvement with a real estate firm. The text is fragmentary but implies official notice or filing connected to a birth related matter and property dealings. Further specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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All Odi Mmunisadivn
Tillman
Marek
Evan
South Carolina
Clormin Emperom
Ohio
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Costa Rica
Catsburg
Monongahela, PA
Henry
Prince
Bryan
Militia
St. Louie
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Etruria
Col
Thos. Daugherty
Mingo
H. G. Dohrman
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