Doings of Congress Porto Rico Affairs Prominence
The Senate debated tariff and pension bills with little progress yesterday. A party line vote was expected next Tuesday on the 55 per cent duty on dineley tin and related measures. In Washington the House discussed army appropriations and civil service provisions, with bills forwarding a criminal information bureau and Arlington burials. The summary notes ongoing tariff debates, military funding, and related federal provisions in Washington.
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Washington
Mareh
Senate
Miea
Maska
Miret
Beveridiew
Porto Rivo
Aurike
Woellington
Woellington, March 21, — Compideraeion
Morte
Siator Proctor Vty
Tuyutt
Washeton
United States
Amendiente
Souter Polibanks
Cubcommittes
Culiom
Speaier
Fate
Simon
Bureau of Criminal Information
Department of Justice
National Cemetery
Arlington
Fragmentary War Funding Debate in Congress and State Actions
A murky report details a house bill on presets for Welue and a three year election cycle. It references naval appropriations, wartime measures, and a Sherman era military project with a claimed 3.4 million total. The item mentions Washington and various scattered figures without clear coherence.
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House
Washington
Ieee
Peter Hall Tallin
Sherkdot, Wats
Charges of Macrum The ExsConent at British Consul Case
Testimony before a committee revealed alleged incidents by Merced and the British during Mr Macrae s tenure. The British consul at Therbun opened letters of the former consul and Macrae did not report the matter to the department. After conflicting accounts the committee dropped the case and the government expressed regret.
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Waslington
March
Clayrles B. Meeraw
Maat Liverpoil
Preneria
Isles
Merced
Therbun
Macrae
Lafayette Monument Honor Speech Plan in Paris
Archbishops Ireland will deliver the Memorial address in French at the Lafayette monument ceremony in Paris on April. Ambassador Porter and other American envoys will attend. Commissioner General Peek will speak on presenting to France and Frank J. Thompson will address the school children. Forty seven American girls will pull the teleloved cords.
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Paris
Archbisinp Ureland
Lafayette Monument
Chariet
Asm-bassador
Gtk
Thousands Flock to Pacific Ports for Nome Gold Fields Voyage
Portland readers learn that about fourteen thousand passengers plan to depart from Pacific coast ports in early May aboard the first fleet of steamers bound for Nome and Alaska. Officials estimate roughly forty two steamers will sail from San Francisco, Puget Sound, and Portland area ports near the same time. The season could see upwards of twenty one thousand travelers headed to Pavitle ports for the ten gold fields.
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Portland
Ore
Mare
Pacite
Cape Nene
Alastia
Stearmens
Salls
Nome
San Praceisca
Paget Soundporte
Porthend
Rockefeller gifts rise to million donation drive
Robbery and political notes mix with reports from Celina, San Francisco, and Singapore. John D Rockefeller’s offer secures 2,163 dollars to match a 2,000,000 donation goal with 7,000,100 dollars already given to the university. Aguinaldo’s forces retreat as US troops advance. A body found in Lake Mercer is identified as John Dilley. Trapper boy Ed Hambrick’s body recovered after Red Ashe mine explosion. Lore Alford, former speaker in Waterloo, commits suicide due to ill health.
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Chicago
John D. Rockefeller
Harper Sue Teil
Rockefeller
Celina, O
Lake Mercer
John Dilley
Heaver Dam
Newlwaye
Charleston
W. V
Ed, Hambrick
Red Ashe
British Repulse in Pretoria War Reportings Amid Mounting Casualties
Reports from Pretoria describe heavy fighting between British forces and opposing troops on the waterworks sector near the Kop. Casualties mount with many killed and wounded as British shelled positions and Boer lines clashed across the mountain to the east. Refugees flee toward Toei Teun while authorities tally losses and evaluate strategic implications for South Africa.
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Hirttinte
Pretoria
Saviaviag
Mutreli
Leon Heaty
Fettiig bin Neon
Branisfort Aml
Tiatelay
Wokberetewnn
Eninefo
Gotle
Han Alten
Metta
Dtord
Bendy Lisksers
Typhi
Federiifs
Olne
Hhr
Falernd
Jowe Accerdine
Wes Sueht Waller Detelis
Lord Roberts
War Office
Solhm
Aerties
Ekekex
Munster
Northumberland Mounted Infantry
Roberta Hore
Eime Canon
L’ Batellery
Royal Horse Artillery
Taylor
World War I dispatches and political notes from April 2
Letters and reports from Lord Roberts and field action describe gun positions and casualties at Bloemfontein while other items cover Kentucky politics and a goebel case. Updates include Basutoland dispatches, prison conditions, and a Mexican War anniversary celebration amid broader state and federal political moves.
Mother s Friend advertised as safe for childbirth
An advertisement by a Kentucky attorney extols Mother's Friend as a premier prenatal remedy. It claims the product reduces suffering, relaxes the mother, and speeds recovery, asserting the health and temperament of the newborn and mother. It emphasizes the remedy prevents much pain and danger during delivery.
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BO Sears
What Is
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Outing Publishing Co
Trape Marks Designs
Opyrights
Dtc
Ammerypestri
Scientific American
Munn & Co
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Chichester
Revwatiie Rawal
Allie Bain Helier
Wat Fear
Madison Square
TORIA
Cas
Kansae City
John W. W. McKimm
St. F. Shaw
Shaw
McKim
Doings
Congress
National Assembly
Porto Rico
Hite
Dany Sdmimary
Otto Korb
K. P. Boonville
Ind
DeWitt
Movicam
Macrum
Liver Chiet Monn
Arch Leeland
Unvetting T
Cape
Rob Wa Hank
Trunlontown
Robe
Agulonide
China
San Francisco
Philippines
Sherman
Aguinaldo
Singapore
Waterloo
Lore Alford
Town House of Representatives
Hold Int Waterworks
Monyy Jehting Hetween Mrendtort
Wb Hoven
Bebe Tam Hirttiah Sautiere
Debye Beers
Heavy & Delain At
Fushmnin’s Kop
Ageit
Caym
Toei Teun
Drisor Fiewlleg
Ullery
Ut van Wyle
Hive Aurer
Tiveure
Tof
Karner
Fleinig
Abbeteten
Maine
Aptis
Pete Dockarlnay
Low
Nerhern Republic
Frankfort
Kaffir i
Gev. Benham
Kentucky
Charles Minkey
Goebel
Meriton
Rudolph Gersman
Teri
Beckham
Felnla
Gov. Mount
Lanieville
Apqrethy
Meiday Nieht
Praw Mn
Gov. Goebel
French
Maseru
Basutoland
Earl of
Simone Town
Monteo Cele
Mexico
Porfirio
Poebla
San Lazarus
Albany
N. Y
Humphrey
Assembly
Dena
Sarah Pracker Kauffmann
HH. Kauffmann
Evening Star Newspaper Company
Man Appo
Smith Metherson
Town
Iowa
Conmrens
Pittsburgh
John Dalzell
Twenty-second
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Wowk
Typre
Tolluwite Square
Tyme
Turnip MoLchin Lite
Sem
Peat
Jackson Seed Co., MighSo
Maddow
Chamberlain
Keine
walDy
A.B. Pane
Rhodes
Little Harry Risers
Sharrar & Mulholland
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