Ohio State Convention Opens Routes For Delegates
Columbus dispatch reports the Republican state convention assembles with delegates alternates and workers arriving. Key offices like governor secretary of state and dairy and food commissioner show no contested races while four delegates at large to the national convention are chosen. Governor Harris states no U S Senate bid and seeks renomination for governor.
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Columbus
Goveror
Harris
Secretary of State
Carmi A. Thompson
Renick W. Dunlap
Fional
Myrah T. Herrick
Arthur
Vorys
Charlen
Taft
Wade Bilis
Mittee
Lietary
Lum
United States
Fire Destroys Mason Building and Saloons at Sewell
Fire in Sewell on the New River destroyed the Royal Arch Masons building two saloons and eight residences causing about 25000 dollars in losses. The blaze occurred today in the mining town and emergency crews battled the flames.
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Charleston
Sewell
New River
Royal Arch Mason
James Oliver Dies In South Bend Plow Maker
James Oliver, noted millionaire plow manufacturer, died in South Bend Indiana this morning after a long illness. He built a large industrial empire and was a leading local figure.
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South Bend
Ind
James Oliver
Governor Dawson Vetoes Weston Asylum Money Bill
The article discusses Governor Dawson vetoing a funding bill for the Weston asylum. It describes ambitious railroad plans by Mr Flagler to run trains from Miami to Key West and Havana, detailing route length, submerged swamp crossings, and ferry connections, with Wingler riding the line in his private car and noting the project’s long-held dream dating to the Spanish-American War era.
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Florida East Coast Railroad
Miami
Kulebra Key
Fenty
Flagler
Key West
Havana
Educational Bill Passes Both Houses In Charleston
Special to The Telegram reports that the general educational bill passed both houses as agreed by the conference committee. Governor Dawson’s asylum appropriation was referred to the legislature. Adjournment is expected soon, with a note that the body may meet again after 5000.
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Charleston
Dawson
Injunction Denied On Voting Stock At Timvis Central
Chicago March 2 Judge Ball denied an injunction to stop the voting of 281,881 shares of stock held jointly by Union Pacific and the Railroad Securities Company at the Timvis Central railroad meeting today.
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Associated Proms
Chicago
Wanamaker Dies in Liverpool While Traveling for Health
Thomas B. Wanamaker of Philadelphia son of John Wanamaker and former postmaster general died suddenly at a Liverpool hotel. He had arrived days earlier from Egypt traveling with his mother seeking health. S. V. Matthews, state banking commissioner from Charleston, was visiting in the city.
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Associated ‘Press
Liverpool
Eng
Thomas B. Wanamaker
Philadelphia
John Wanamaker
Postmarine
Wanamaker
Kgypt
S. V. Matthews
Charleston
Committeemen Arrive for Kanawha County Primary Complaints
Republican State Central committee members gather in Waldo hotel room 200 to hear Arnold Scherr’s charges about Kanawha county primary irregularities. Chairman I C Woodyard presides as two members arrive. others expected by afternoon trains. Proceedings will address candidate name placements and delegate naming.
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Republican State Central Committee
I. C. Woodyard
Kanawha County
Arnold ©. Scherr
Waldo Hotel
Mr. Woodyard
C. A. Petty
Charleston
3. M. Steele
C.D. ‘Emont
H. C. Woodyard
Emint Northott
W. W. Whyte
Red Letter Day for Hiernivox Auxiliary Branch
A red letter day in Clarkolurg Bt marks St Patrick's Day as permission is granted to organize a Ladien Auxiliary branch. Miss May Gilligan of Wheeling arrives to lead work and a large class will be initiated after an afternoon installation. The Ladies Auxiliary chapters from Grafton Fairmont and Parkersburg join in activities with a centennial literary musical program. SYARTANBURG S C March 28.
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Hiernivox
Clarkolurg
Patrick
Ladien
Tere
Sarstinid Bigiston No. 1
May Gilligan
Wheeling
Wilkaamumerharge
Grafton
Fairmont
Parkersiiirs
St. Patrick's Day
Steamer Coonie Ashore Near New York Coast
The New York and Porto Rico Steamship Co. announces its passenger steamer Coonie went ashore near New York with location undisclosed. The vessel was bound from Porto Rico to New York and went ashore at Jonex's French on the south shore of Long Island amid dense fog. The steamer poses no danger.
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New York
New York and iPorto Rico Steamship Co
Coonie
Coamo
Bond
Porto Isco
Jonex
Long Island
Granite workers suspend work over wage strike in New England and Rhode Island
More than five thousand granite cutters, quarrymen and crews in Brarre and Montpelier Wisconsin and Westerly Rhode Island halted work after unions and manufacturers failed to agree on new wages. Walter W. Willim of Bridenport runs for county clerk as a Republican candidate.
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Boston
Mass
Brarre
Montpelier
Westerly
R. I
Walter W. Willim
Bridenport
Merny
Dr Turner Dies Suddenl y Former WVU President and Mason Leader
Morgantown mourns Dr B M Turner former president of West Virginia University and past grandmaster of the state Masons died of heart failure at his home. He was born in 1844 in Harrison County and lived in Morgantown since 1866. He served as state senator, led the university eight years, and held prominent Masonic offices. He and his wife Georgia had five children, two of whom survived infancy.
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Bett
Reed
Harriton
Mas
UL. Higland
Mie
Sperry
Stuart P. Reed
Harrison County
Inna
Bame
Bie
Bikins
Republican Executive Committee
Stuart Heed
Thampelven
Tor
Alice
Morgantown
Mar
B. M. Turner
West Virginia University
Masons
Tepleta
Mises Mary
Phoee
Messia
Malroy
Jumen
Viretrii
West Virginis
Turner
Arene
Culpepper, Vas
Whch
Hexites
Lemna Lodge
West Virgins
Hermah Lodge No
Clarksburg
Wust
Lodge
Hermon Loder
Clarkstore
Morgantinen Union Tolge No. 4
W. M
Morzontown
Chiowlodge
Wed
Wffien
Grand Seeler
Ty Lest
Amd
Ernie Bescon
Sour Junise
Anarchist Attacks Chicago Chief as Home Invasion Ends
Chicago March 2. Chief of Police Shippy shot an anarchist who entered his home and wounded the chief, the officer’s son Harry Shippy, and a coachman named Foley. The assailant died after shots from police. Shippy’s son is severely wounded. the chief and Foley were wounded in the hand and body. The incident follows a spate of police killings in Denver and rumors of a wider plot. The Italian suspect, about 24, 140 pounds, 6 feet, identity still unclear.
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Ghicago
Ill
George M. Bbijipy
Cifcago Po Meo
Homa
Harry
Foley
Snypy
Arsoual
Bhipsy
Harry Shippy
Willant
Objet
Chicago
Heinricks
Denver
Sepkar
Hutse
Cuttira
Shippy
Roosevelt defends Wilfley amid impeachment charges
President Roosevelt released a public letter backing Wilfley in the China court case, defending his administration of the Shanghai United States court. He, with Secretary Root, argued the charges should be dismissed and Wilfley deserves commendation for his conduct.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Rooavelt
Root
Wild Sey
Hog
Local Farm Secures Jail and Sheriff’s Residence Contract
Architect B C Holmboe of Heimbor & Latterty won the Culpepper project after competition with several firms. The contract covers the architectural work and supervision for a new jail and sheriff’s residence, a handsome figure for Culpepper County.
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Culpepper
B.C
Holmboe
Fem
Heimbor
Culpennor
Fay
Architecs
Foren
Ant
Chicago Grain Market Report Snapshot
Market notes show Chicago grain prices with bid and ask levels, including corn, wheat, and oats. Data reflects day’s trading activity, highlighting price changes, volume indicators, and nearby futures quotes.
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