Duel Declared Over Unfounded Challenge in Madrid
The message from Gedeion to M. Deron in Madrid rejects the duel claim and accuses Buffet of deception. Gedeion states he has chosen to believe Buffets actions were driven by love and denial of weapon influence, insisting the Kings chain could not be stolen. The exchange labels Buffet a royal liar and notes no grounds for combat.
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Gedeion
M. Deron
Madrid
Buffet
M Ndre Buffet
Labor and Industry Strikes Roil Pittsburg and Nation
Labor disputes across Pittsburgh and nationwide push wage and work rule changes. Papers record scale gains for paper hangers, stock increases at Lead and Copper Company, and the National Lumber Wholesale Dealers convention opening. The United Mine Workers threaten a statewide strike over 3 cent per ton raises. Altoona coal convention backs suspension if pay scales aren’t met by April 1.Industry groups shift tactics, with carpenters leaving the Building Trades Council and vaudeville firms agreeing on revised commissions. A German court decision limits employer retaliation against strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
New Jersey
Nien Lead
National Lumber Wholesale Dealers’ Association
Philip W. Moon
American Steel At Wire Company
United States Rice Corporation
Col. J. L. Elwood
Chicago
Interstate Aas Dealers’ Association
Michigan
Lll
Indiana
Missouri
Iowa
Kansas
Dakota
Kentucky
Ohio
Pittsburg Dispatch
Carnegie Steel Company
Morgan
Carnegie
Chicago Carpenters and Contractors
Carpenters
Building Trades Council
Morro Castle
Ward Line
Havana
United Mine Workers
Illinois
Williamson County
Beale
Joint
Beale Committee
Altoona
el McTaggart
Miners’ Union
Association of Vaudeville Managers
New York
White Rats
Man- Hennessy
M.C. Anderson
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Hocking Valley
Columbus
Athens
Court of Germany
State Department
Wasbm
Guenther
Fort
Edwin F Uhl Democrat Secretary of State Aide Dies Left Germany Career
Grand Rapids reports Edwin F Uhl longtime assistant secretary of state and later U S diplomat to Germany is in critical condition at home. Uhl served during Cleveland's second administration and held posts in diplomacy before returning to the United States.
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Grand Rapids
Midh
Edwin F. Uhl
Cleveland
United States
Germany
Fair and warmer today forecast from Washington
Weather forecast for Thursday and Friday. For Chloe fair Thursday with rising temperatures and winds from the southwest becoming southeast with fresh on the lakes. Friday indicates occasional rain and rising cloudiness. Indiana Illinois fair Thursday with rising temps and west to southeast winds, lakes wind fresh on the lakes. Friday clouds increase.
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Washington
Chloe
Indiana
Illinoie
Grif Cure That Does Cure Laxative Bromo-Quinine
In a stark claim the Grif cure is presented as addressing the root cause, promising rapid relief and a decisive cure. The advertisement emphasizes its efficacy and rapid action, asserting that symptoms vanish as the remedy targets the underlying ailment.
Irish Trouble in Commons Sparks Calls for Suspensions
Irish members cry foul after last night's Commons scene as Mr. Balfour seeks to curb future disruptions. Redmond labs at government tactics. vows to press privilege while the government threatens suspensions for the rest of the session.
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London
House of Commons
St. Stephen's
John Redmond
Redmond
Balfour
Associated Press
Jordan, McGovern
Dorian
Ireland party stance irks London in Commons scene
Dublin reports flagging Irish support in Westminster as Freeman's Journal lauds an Irish party ready to defend Ireland’s rights even at cost to Parliament. The Irish Times criticizes Dublin's alleged mendicant maneuvers and reliance on brutality for attention in London.
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Dublin
House of Commons
Freeman's Journal
Ireland
Westminster
Irish Times
London
Keep the Green Flag Waving Cable to Irish MPs in London
The United Irish Societies sent a cablegram to Irish members of Parliament urging them to “Keep green flag lying” and pledging support to the finish. Maud Gonne noted that Irish MPs are improving and “have done fairly well last night.”
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Chicago
United Irish Societies
House of Parliament
Maud Gonne
Famine and unrest flood Far East notes in overseas dispatch
A European power allegedly seizes Manto Island while famine drives cannibalism in Si-Ngan-Fu. Yubari coal mine disaster claims seventeen lives. Anti Christian disturbances spread in Kiang-Si. In Shen-Si famine endangers 100000. Pirates strike near Canton wounding passengers Brockhurst and Spalinger. Japan plans naval expansion with cruisers and destroyers. Court debates capital relocation and Chinese defense near Peking. East Asian volatility prompts Western powers to weigh railway control and foreign troop limits.
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Manto
Si-Ngan-Fu
Japan Mail
Yubari
Kiang-Si
Chin- Gan
Shen-Si
West River
Canton
Brockhurst
Spalinger
Japan
Nichi Nichi Shimbun
North China Daily News
Fen Tze
Shen- Si
Peking
Count von Waklersee
Cheffee
Tien-Tsin
Gaselee
Si-Nean-Fu
China
Legation
Bartarous
Watts John
Yamen
Shan- 4
Lightning Kills Postmaster Family in Welsh Georgia
In Welsh Georgia on March 6, a bolt struck the Morgan home killing the postmaster's wife and two children aged twelve and six and igniting a fire at the residence. The event marks a deadly lightning strike hitting a rural family.
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Welsh, Ga
Morgan
No Loss For Creditors As Searles Assets Exceed Liabilities
New York dispatch reports John E. Searles, organizer of the American Sugar Refining Company and former president of the American Cotton Company, faces about 1.3 million in liabilities covered by his assets, largely unlisted stocks. Assignee Dwight seeks time to liquidate and settle claims while noting no other companies are drawn in. Searles resigns, with Vice President Lovering taking interim duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John E. Searles
American Sugar Refining Company
American Cotton Company
Searles
Dwight
Mr. Searles
United States Circuit Court
Brooklyn
William Cook
Circuit Court
Duluth Furnace Company
Duluth
Minn
Thomas E. Thomas
Cook
United States
Thomas
Obituary notices from cities honor multiple notable figures
Obituary summaries list several deaths across cities March 6 including Mother Superior Mary Mariana in Los Angeles aged 71, long time head of Richmond Virginia orphan asylum and treasurer of Sisters of Charity. Also Fernando Yanaga in New York at Mintura Hospital of diphtheria, Daniel Holmes in Mexico City, Rev Dr William Bright in Oxford, Robert Kennedy in Philadelphia, and Speaker Francis Pettus in Montgomery.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Mary Mariana
Sisters’ Hospital
Richmond
Order of Sisters of Charity
United States
Emmettsburg
New Orleans
New York
Fernando Yanaga
Mintura Hospital
H. B. Hollins & Co
Tuxedo
N. Y
Yenaga
Duke of Manchester
Mary Virginia Smith
Oo. H. P. Belmont
Mexico
Daniel Holmes
St. Louis
John W. Gates
Oxford
England
William Bright
Christ Church of Oxford
Springfield
Philadelphia
Robert Kennedy
Jacksonville & St. Louis Railroad
Montgomery
Ala
Francis L. Pettus
Alabama House of Representatives
W. R. Pettus
Emperor William struck by thrown object in Bremen
In Bremen on March 7 a worker Dietrich Weiland hurled an object at Emperor William as he rode from the Rathskeller to the railway station. Weiland was arrested and the Emperor reportedly sustained a slight cheek injury but continued his journey.
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Bremen
William
Rathskeller
Dietrich Weiland
Weiland
Western Ball League aims for new Western circuit
Western League president T J Hickey and magnates meet at the Baltimore Hotel in Kansas City with W H Watkins seeking a place for Indianapolis. A St Paul host meeting next Tuesday will decide the new league lineup and possible divisions. Louisville and Indianapolis may join, reorganizing into northern and southern wings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
T. J. Hickey
Western League
Baltimore
W. H. Watkins
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Hickey
Louisville
Pueblo
Denver
St. Joseph
Minneapolis
Omaha
Des Moines
Third Polo Match Ends In Tie Between Henleys and Hor licks
The final polo game between Henleys of Richmond Indiana and Hor licks of Racine Wisconsin in Hor licks last night ended in a tie. Hans Wagner the Pittsburg right fielder has rejoined his old club with a higher salary. Irving Long of Boston upset W H Clearwater of Pittsburg in the pool tourney. Eugene Demontreville sold to Boston NL team signed a Boston contract. In Chicago Coli seum Company E Fond du Lac beat Nebraska 12 to 7. Ravenswood MA C A defeated Minnesota 10 to 2. Twelve sharpshooters in New York event. Fred Gilbert won with 100 possible kills. Fox, Malone and Leroy tied for second. Realty owners in Lexington plan to enhance the Kentucky course. Western Jockey Club licenses issued for several meets. Interstate scholastic meet planned in Toledo late June. Zimmerman vows to uphold NL agreement suspending Players’ Protective Association members.
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Henleys
Richmond
Ind
Horlicks
Racine
Wis
Hans Wagner
Pittsburg
Irving Long
Boston
W. H. Clearwater
Young
National Baseball League
Eugene Demontreville
Brooklyn
Chicago Coliseum
Fond du Lac
University of Nebraska
University of Minnesota
Ravenswood
New York
Fred Gilbert
Heikes
Crosby
Fox
Malone
Leroy
JL. Asher
Old Kentucky Association
Lexington
South
Western Jockey Club
New Louisiana Jockey Club
New Orleans
Ingles Park Company
Joliet
Kinloch Park Jockey Club
St. Louis
Lakeside Club
Roby
Worth Geckay Club
Chicago
Crimes Of All Degrees Highlight Turbulent Trial Dates
Reports from multiple cities recount killings and legal troubles. Nicaragua judge Meza was killed in Granada by Senor Lacayros, with a man named David alias Williams identified as an attacker in another incident. In Blanchard Louisiana a mob shot Atway after victim identification. Cincinnati saloon owner Scott Simms and politician was fatally shot by Edward Perry who claimed self defense. A New York clerk Joseph A. Conlin was arrested in San Francisco for stealing a registered mail pouch containing about 43 000 dollars in bonds and cash. Tex Rascoe killed his brother Lou in Nashville area during a dispute over Cumberland Furniture Company business. Roy Powell confessed to killing Woodbury Workinger in Freeport Illinois claiming self defense after being attacked with a chair. Rev F W Emerson in Topeka pled guilty to carrying concealed weapons and fines. James McArthur, an ex convict, tied to a Captain Dotson killing is sought in Deer County.
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Meza
Nicaragua Supreme Court
Granada
Senor Lacayros
David
Williams
Mia
Atway
Blanchard
Scott Simms
College Street
Cincinnati
Edward Perry
Perry
Simms
Joseph A. Conlin
Branch Post Office
New York City
San Francisco
Nashville
Lou Rascoe
Cumberlad Furniture Company
Tex Rascene
Roy Powell
Freeort
Ill
Woodbury Workinger
Workinger
Rev
F. W. Emerson
Topeka
Curtis
Emerson
James McArthur
Captain Dotson
Deer County
Wemer Oats
Tate
Prisoner in Secret Service Escort From Cuba Case In New York
On board the steamer Hohenzollern arriving from Genoa, W O Dupuy of the U S secret service brought Louis Darrell a former Troop G Seventh Cavalry member charged with murder and robbery in Pinar del Rio Cuba in June. Darrell was arrested at Beira Africa. Also noted is a Kentucky case of Thomas Christian given a life sentence for killing Frank Perkins after entering Perkins's home to see Cora Van Tassel. The report covers multiple trials and sentences including a Nebraska Supreme Court affirmation of a death sentence for F L Dinsmore in Odessa and other local cases in Oberlin and Knobnoster.
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Peniton
Hohenzollern
New York
Genoa
W. O. Dupuy
United States Secret Service
Louis Darrell
Seventh United States Cavalry
Pinar del Rio
Cuba
Darrell
Beira
Africa
Thomas Christian
Frank Perkins
Soup” Perkins
Lexington
Christian
Perkins
Cora van Tassel
William Wisely
Knobnoster
Nellie Allen
Miss Allen
Lost faith in kissing by Camden Christian Scientist doctor
Miss Kate McCulloch testifies in Camden Court of Chancery that Dr George Tomkins of the Christian Science Church offered “divine treatment” and kisses that worsened her condition while she invested about 4000 dollars. She alleges she never received rent or profits and says she trusted him, signing a power of attorney without reading it. The suit seeks to recover 4000.
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Camden
N. J
Kate McCulloch
George Tomkins
Christian Science Church
Tomkins
Grey
Court of Chancery
Dr. Tomkins
Mary Burbank
Christian Scientists
Miss McCulloch
Scovel and Boyle
Timothy J. Middleton
Jonas Miller
Landen Street
Dr.Tomkins
German Reichstag passes foreign office and Kiaochow estimates
Foreign office and Kiaochow estimates pass the Reichstag amid a slate of foreign affairs news. Glasgow reports the worst smallpox day since the outbreak with 42 new cages and 455 patients in hospitals. Britain forms eight volunteer cyclist companies for service in South Africa as colonial cyclists noted. Majestic carries Marconi bound for the United States to pursue electrical experiments. Berlin denies Krupp improvements sold to Germany. Lisbon notes warship readiness over anti clerical demonstrators in Oporto. Sofia cites 10000 Turkish forces near the Bulgarian frontier making insurrection unlikely. A German syndicate offers the Porte a 3 million pound loan backed by surtaxes and customs duties, tied to future arms orders.
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Reichstag
Foreigen
Kiao-Chou
Glasgow
British War Office
South Africa
White Star Line
Majestic
Liverpool
New York
Bignor Marconi
United States
Berlin Neuste Nachrichten
Herr Krupp
Parodi
Lisbon
London Daily Mail
St. Gabriel
Oporto
Sofia
London Times
Porte
Plague Exodus and Census Shifts Tally in India and Europe
Census data reveal Bombay's population at 770,000 with a ten year drop from plague driven exodus. Famine worsens rural depopulation in Makanta Bijalapore and Poona City. Horse race results show varied winners in New Orleans Tanforan and Oakland. Royal visit plans outline Duke and Duchess of Cornwall York routes via Halifax Quebec St Johns and Vancouver. Amsterdam celebration reports crowd serenades Queen Wilhelmina as royal party attends gala ball with tiara display.
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Leutenant
South Africa
Bombay
Makantha
Bijlapore
Poona City
New Orleans
Pauline J
Silver Coin
Don Clarencio
the Hayden
Chester
Coburn
Tanforan
Gold Baron
Escalante
Torah
Redwald
Nansen
Haralamb
Oakland
Aluminium
Good Hope
Glendenning
Herculean
Gibraltar
Midlova
Duke of Cornwall and York
Halifax
Quebec
St. John's
Portmouth
Duke and Duchess of Cornwall
York
Vancouver
United States
Amsterdam
Wilhelmina
Prince Consort
Southwark Grounds Near Sandy Hook in New York
The Red Star liner Southwark sailing to Antwerp grounded off Sandy Hook near the swash and main channels. A line was taken by the pilot boat New York at 9 and two tugs followed, but by 2 am she remained stuck hard by the stem. High water at the Hook is expected around 9:42, and no further attempts to float the vessel are planned before then. The ship poses no danger.
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New York
Red Star
Southwark
Antwerp
Sandy Hook
Hook
Transatlantic and European Steamship Arrivals and Sailed Vessels
On March 6 several ships arrived at British and European ports including Hohen zollern from Mesaba via London and Vaderland to Southampton Teutonic to Liverpool Southwark to Antwerp. Provisions show arrivals at Plymouth Cape and Glasgow as well as Oceanic arriving at Liverpool and Waesland sailing to Philadelphia. Also China reached Hong Kong from San Francisco via Honolulu and Yokohama, and Maasdam, Furnessia, and Lahn reported arrivals at Glasgow Rotterdam and Liverpool.
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New York
Hohenzollern
Ere Mesaba
London
Vaderland
Southampton
Teutonic
Liverpool
Southwark
Antwerp
Plymouth
Pretoria
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Lahn
Bremen
Oceanic
Waesland
Philadelphia
Hong Kong
China
San Francisco
Honolulu
Yokohama
Glasgow
Furnessia
Rotterdam
Maasdam
Porto Ricans Return Home From Washington Sail for Porto Rico
The Porto Rican battalion arrived in New York on a special train and boarded the transport Sedgwick to sail for Porto Rico. The men, unused to cold weather, valued issued army overcoats, learning to button them correctly. Major Almy called the departure a notable moment as the ship set course.
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New York
Washington
Sedgwick
Porto Rico
Almy
Wonders of New York Span and Towers Echoed in Trip
Travelers described viewing the Brooklyn Bridge span with awe while seeking notable Thirtony buildings. Only one man joined the group, marking a quiet end to the journey.
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Brooklyn Bridge
Bishop Potter Urges City Duty to Students
New York March 6 Bishop Potter spoke at Columbia University on What a Young Man Owes to His City. He warned that legislation cannot secure moral reform and stressed that genuine governance rests on public sentiment, urging action to awaken citizens to protect the innocent and compel officials to uphold duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Low
Contested Will Seeks Direction of Miss Touseys Fortune
In New York March 6 the Mary Beach Tousey will dispute centers on whether about 1 million dollars goes mainly to religious and charitable institutions. The case, before Surrogate Thomas, involves Miss Tousey who died at seventy in March 18%. The Union Trust Company is trustee, with Pengetsyves tees supporting Protestant church funds. Rohrer of Council Bluffs is the contestant, a surviving relative.
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New York
Mary Beach Tousey
Thomas
Miss Tousey
Sinclair Tousey
American News Company
Union Trust Company
Pengets Iyvestees
Rohrer
Council Bluffs
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Fred Lane
Odessa
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Master Street
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