Wreck details prompt railroad response and investigations
The El Paso Sanderson wreck prompts urgent medical transfers to El Paso. Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio Railroad officials led inquiry with Van Vieck stating derailment likely due to track obstruction. Passengers en route via Missouri Kansas Texas and Southern Pacific referenced with limited identifications. Engineer A L Mast, a former Stockton resident, perished in the crash.
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van Viecke
ST. Louis
Southern Pacific
Sanderson
Tex
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
Kansas @ Texas
W. G. Howard
Mr. Ray
Cincinnati
Stockton
Cal
A. L. Mast
el Paso
Anarchy in Albania Sparks Balkan Frontier Tensions
London dispatch reports powers to meet over European Turkey Albania unrest and Macedonia disorder. Since the release of missionary Eben M. Stone revolutionary bands moved from Bulgaria into Turkish lands as frontier troops pull back, with Kia plan allegedly by the Women committee.
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London
Constantinople
Daily Chronicle
Turkey
Albania
Macedonia
Standard
Eben M. Stone
Bulgaria
Mace- Women Committee
Regency question sparks talk in Madrid in Daily Mail
A Madrid dispatch says major Spanish newspapers debate extending regency due to King Alfonso’s incapacity. Proposals mention a king s council including the Queen Regent, Cortes president, archbishop of Toledo, and former prime minister, or a five year regency to allow royal education. The censor reportedly blocks further telegrams on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
March
Daily Mail
Madrid
Alfonso
Cortes
Toledo
Council of Ministers
Restless Twins Die After Father Gives Laudanum
Kansas City twins Arthur and Benjamin Lockridge five months old died in Kansas City Kansas from four drops of laudanum given by their father J H Lockridge who said the babies were restless and he gave them the medicine.
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Kansas City
Arthur and
Benjamin Lockridge
Kan
J. H. Lockridge
Weather forecast for Indiana and Ohio Saturday and Sunday
Washington predicts rain or snow in southern Indiana on Saturday with a trend toward Sunday fair and colder. Northern Indiana sees rain or snow Saturday, then Sunday fair and colder with variable winds. Ohio faces rain or snow Saturday, followed by probable fair and colder conditions. Temperatures indicate highs around 46 and lows near 3. Blythe issues the report.
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Washington
Simols
Indiana
Ohio
Movements of Steamers Reported in Atlantic Ports
Maritime notices list arrivals and departures on March 4 to March 17 from ports including Stown Jaffa Lizard New York Boulogne and Boston. Vessels such as Cam pania Celtic La Champerne Lucania Maasdam Minneapolis Pomeranian Queenstown and Liverpool are noted with routes to Liverpool Havre New York Glasgow and more.
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Stown
Campania
New York
Liverpool
Jaffa
Celtic
York
Vie Funchal
Lizard
la Champerne
Havre
Lucania
Queenstown
Boulogne
Maasdam
Rotterdam
Minneapolis
Boston
Pomeranian
Glasgow
Colombia OKs Panama Canal Sale Under U S Conventions
Don Jose Vicente Concha, Colombia’s minister to the United States, states that Colombia does not oppose the sale of the Panama Canal to the United States. He emphasizes completion of a mutually satisfactory convention between Colombia and the United States and promises to aid negotiations to enable full U S control under agreed terms.
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New York
Don Jose Vicente Concha
United States
Colombia
Bogota
William Nelson Cromwell
New
Panama Canal Company
Republic of Colombia
United States of America
New Panama Canal Company
Canal Company
Panama Canal
Panama Company
United
Losses in large wholesale theft hit city furniture trade
A major theft case involves Tassel, drugs, R. Gray's Sons, furniture, Sheldon and Co., dry goods, and Falk men's furnishings. Loss estimated at 200000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Gray's Sons
Sheldon & Co
Falk
Noted Surgeon Dr. Christian Fenger Dies in Chicago
Dr. Christian Fenger, one of Chicago’s most noted surgeons, died after a ten day illness. Born in Copenhagen sixty two years ago, he served in wars in Denmark and Egypt before moving to Chicago in 1877. He held the chair of clinical surgery at Rush Medical College and the University of Chicago, contributed over eighty medical papers, and was knighted by the King of Denmark in 1893.
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Chicago
Christian Fenger
Dr. Fenger
Copenhagen
Denmark
Germany
Wilhelm Mayer
Royal Friedrich Hospital
Red Cross Ambulance Corps
Copenhagen City
Egypt
Sanitary Council
Khalifa
Cairo
Rush Medical College
University of Chicago
Fenger
Old Glory name tied to Salem skipper William Driver
Massachusetts skipper William Driver, captain of the brig Charles Doggett, reportedly christened the flag “Old Glory” in Salem. The tale, told by Harriet Ruth Waters Cooke, traces the flag’s journeys to Nashville and the South Pacific, its hoisting in 1882, and its preservation at the Essex Institute in Salem.
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Boston Globe
Salem
William Driver
Charles Doggett
Driver
Southern Pacific
Harriet Ruth (Waters) Cooke
Captain Driver
South Pacific
Willam Driver
Nashville
Tenn
Nelson
Ohio
Essex Institute
Mass
Bridegroom in Baltimore Ends Life in Hotel Room
Rudolph H. Crouvatt, 27, married four days, shot himself in a Baltimore hotel last night. A note asked his father J. G. Crouvatt to be notified inThomasville Georgia. He had used the name James Coleman and feared a rumor of another wife in Alabama.
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Baltimore
Rudolph H. Crouvatt
J. G. Crouvatt
Thomasville
Choynski Knocks Hanrahan Out In Fifth Round In Louisville
Chicago’s Joe Choynski defeats New Yorker Wild Bill Hanrahan in the fifth round at Music Hall in Louisville after a tense bout and a midfight mix up. St. Clair defeats Urell in prelims. Siler refereed the main event. Derby night plans announced with Sharky set to meet the winner.
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Louisville
Joe Choynski
Chicago
Wild Bill” HanrAhan
New York
Empire Athletic Club
Music Hall
Choynski
Wild Bill
Hanrahan
Henrahan
Choynskii
Kid" St. Clair
Jimmy Urell
George
Couple Mark 60 Years as Iversons Die in Pneumonia
Two days before their sixtieth wedding anniversary Lars Iverson of Point Creek near Lacrosse Wisconsin died of pneumonia. His wife Mrs Iverson died the following day from an acute attack. Both were buried today as preparations for the celebration were nearly finished.
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Lacrosse
Wis
Lars Iverson
Point Creek
Notable Deaths Across Cities In Early March
A roundup of obituaries across cities including London Glasgow Philadelphia Taunton Minn Ida Grove Brattleboro Chicago and Rome reports on deaths of James Dick Henry Potter Col Sam McPhail Henry Bischoff George A Williams Lord Malcolm Julius Estey Joseph E Otis and Captain Casati. Details note philanthropy public service military and business roles, with ages and notable associations.
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New York
Henry Bischoff
Henry Bischoff & Co
Baden
Germany
Supreme Court
Ida Grove
George A. Wiliams
Williams
London
Lord Malcolm of
Poltalioch
Marie Lillian Lister
H. Gardner Lister
Hyeres
France
Brattleboro
Julius Estey
Estey Organ Company
Chicago
Joseph E. Otis
Rome
Captain Casati
Upsets Highlight Oakland Races As Favorites Fail
In Oakland, several longshots triumphed with only two favorites winning. Littl Margaret, the 15 to 1 shot Guida beat her by a half length after a rough start. Botany edged Hua chuca by a neck, while R. Estado won by a neck over El Rey and Lemuel faded. Track heavy, weather fine. winners listed with odds. In New Orleans, Lyne rode three winners as Honda and worrean led favorites. Dr Stephens bought in after a $250 stake. Jockey Hope suspended pending investigation. Miss Conrad, Honda, Torrean, Merrymaker, Mr Phinizy, and Dr Stephens won with varying odds.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Littl Margaret
Guida
Botany
Huachuca
L. Daly
Baldwin
R. Estado
el Rey
Lemuel
Tufts
Lady Meddlesome
Estado
Miz II
New Orleans
Honda
Worrean
Lyne
Dr. Stephens
Hope
Miss Conrad
Torrean
Merry
Brutal murder and robbery shock Saxonburg community
Three masked men broke into Henry Smith’s Saxonburg home in the night, murdered the 80 plus retired farmer, and tortured Mrs. Smith. They looted $20, smashed belongings, and escaped after a violent struggle. A large crowd pursues the murderers, traced toward Freeport.
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Butler
Henry Smith
Saxonburg
Freeport
Smith
Beaumont River Murder Ring Suspected Says Police
The body of C. B. Pearson was found in the Neches river stripped to underclothes with head crushed, signaling a planned robbery and murder ring in the area. Pearson wore a suit of fine clothes and carried cash. in three months four bodies have been recovered from the river, all with violent deaths and no valuables found. Two cases remained unidentified and were buried.
Robbers battle citizens at Liberty Center bank in Ohio
Liberty Center, Ohio March 7 Last night over one hundred shots were exchanged between residents and a gang trying to loot the Citizens National Bank. Watchmen raised the alarm and the robbers fled toward Toledo, with no injuries reported from long range gunfire.
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Liberty Center
This Place
Citizens’ National Bank
Toledo
American’s death at Buffalo border mocks U S civilization
In Buffalo Express commentary the author denounces border officials who jailed a man seeking entry to China like conditions in reverse. The piece condemns legal procedures that denied hospital care and ordered inadequate food, arguing the death exposes harsh, barbaric law in the United States and calls for action to prevent future deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Express
China
United States
Buffalo
Erie County
Prizes Awarded At Pittsburg Dog Show In March
The Pittsburg dog show crowned Cham pion Leeds Music from Newton Abbot kennels as best dog of any breed and best in the sporting dog class. Wancroft kennels claimed top prizes for a kennel of one breed and for six of any one breed. Mrs. George S. Thomas won for toy dogs with Yorkshire terriers, while Mrs. Smyth led the toy dog kennel with Pomeranians. Vancroft kennels took best headed dogs with Champion Waterfelter bulldog. Mrs. Throckmorton earned the Ladies Kennel Association cup for a pointer, and Mrs. A. Dewitt Cochran won the Air dalle cup for best Air dalle in the Ladies Kennel Association.
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Pittsburg
Leeds Music
Newton Abbot Kennels
Wancroft Kennels
George S. Thomas
Smyth
McDermott to Ride in Russia for Count Ribau Pierre
American jockey Patsy McDermott, who found success in England and France last year, has been hired to ride in Russia this season for Count Ribau Pierre. He will depart for Russia in a few days.
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New York
Patsy McDermott
England
France
Russia
Ribbau Pierre
Living by Telephone in New York Press
New Yorkers discover telephonic life as homes install direct wires at a dollar a month. Calls flow endlessly, shaping voices from shy youths to calm women, with conversations about dinners, balls, gatherings and gossip spanning households and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Norfolk in Darkness and Norfolk Strike Sparks Militia
Norfolk Virginia reports a four hour closed arbitration session with no agreement yet reached on the street car strike. Strikers to present case first, then company testimony. press access rejected. Suburbs see missile attacks on sympathizers and a derailed trolley incident requiring militia. In Pittsburgh, coal miners reach a local scale agreement with operators, proceeding to work without conflict.
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Norfolk
Chamber of Commerce
Hugh Gordon Miller
William H. White
White, Unstall & Thom
Norfolk Railway and Light Company
Pittsburg
Funston's Encouraging View on Philippine War
Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph notes General Funston urges listening to his Philippine outlook. He says there is no more war in the islands than in Kentucky and that guerrilla fighting has ceased. He suggests many troops could return home within a year.
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Pittsburg
Bank Dynamited but Robbers Fled Empty Handed
In Nemaha Nebraska on March 7 burglars dynamited the State Bank of Nemaha but fled before securing any loot. Two blasts woke citizens who gathered at the bank as the men escaped on a handcar. The safe door was blown off and the building damaged. Bloodhounds were set to track the robbers.
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Nemaho
Neb
State Bank of
Nemaha
The President's Little Joke
A Philadelphia office seeker recalls meeting President Roosevelt in New York. The President jokes that the visitor’s face is familiar but he cannot place him, illustrating his stance that influence mattered little to him. The office seeker remains unemployed.
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Philadelphia
New York
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania and Ohio State win intercollegiate debates
In Philadelphia Pennsylvania defeats Michigan on a compulsory voting motion with a 2 to 1 judges split. Three debaters per side. Pennsylvania favored the resolution. In Cleveland Ohio State defeats Western Reserve on direct popular election of US senators. Ohio State supported the affirmative.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
University of Michigan
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Cleveland
Ohio State University
Western Reserve University
United States
Ohio
Cable Chess Match Set Between America and Britain
New York March 7. Preparations completed for the seventh international cable chess match between America and Great Britain planned for next Friday and Saturday. Brooklyn Chess Club to host, British Club to handle London events. American lineup includes Pillsbury Showalter Barry Hodges Hymes Marshall Bampton Newman Voight Howell with umpire Li Hoffer. Great Britain lists Mason Lee Mills Bellingham Ward Jacobs Blake Trenchard and two others from Blackburne Atkins Lawrence with Mitchell Tattersall as reserves and Prof. Isaac L. Rice as Brooklyn umpire. Baron De Rothschild will referee. Uncertainty remains if all players can reach London in time due to Monte Carlo tourney.
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New York
America
Great Britain
Brooklyn Chess Club
British Chess Club
London
Pillsbury
Showalter
Barry
Hodges
Hymes
Marshall
Bampton
Newman
Voight
Howell
Li Hoffer
Mason
Lee
Mills
Bellingham
Ward
Jacobs
Blake
Trenchard
Blackburne
Atkins
Lawrence
Mitchell
Tattersall
Brooklyn
Isaac L. Rice
Baron de Rothschild
Monte Carlo
Manual Training High School Beats State Normal at Hoosier Game
In Terre Haute on March 7 Manual Training High School of Indianapolis defeated State Normal School 16 to 11 after leading 9 to 5 at halftime. The M T H S lineup included E Minor A Faulkner Maxwell C Faulkner Kaylor Pierce Scott Shideler. In New York the Automobile Club of America held its third annual banquet at the Waldorf Astoria with about 175 guests including Ernest Cuenod de Martigner. President Shattuck announced plans for a hundred mile contest May 30 and a one kilometer record race May 31 with another endurance event planned for autumn. In Anderson Richmond defeated the Anderson Nortons 2 to 2 in polo, a close, spirited match witnessed by a large crowd.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Manual Training High School of
Indianapolis
State Normal School
E. Minor
A. Faulkner Maxwell
C. Faulkner Kaylor
Pierce Kittle
Scott Shideler
New York
Automobile Club of America
Waldorf-Astoria
Albert R. Shattuck
Ernest Cuenod de Martigner
Automobile Club of Switzerland
Shattuck
Anderson
Richmond
Anderson Nortons
Nortons
Old Time Pitcher Galvin Dead in Allegheny
James Galvin once famous as the Little Steam Engine dies at his Allegheny home after a four month illness of gastric catarrh. Born in St Louis forty seven years ago, he was a top pitcher in the eighties with many friends and admirers nationwide.
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Pittsburg
James Galvin
Allegheny
Galvin
St. Louis
Western Baseball League circuit and schedule to be fixed
Denver report states the Western Baseball League will set its circuit and schedule at a meeting in the city next Tuesday and Wednesday. Club owners are to attend along with James Hart of the Chicago National League club and Powers Sexton and Farrell of the National Association of Minor Leagues.
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Denver
Western Baseball League
James Hart
Chicago
Powers
Sexton
Farrell
National Association of Minor Leagues
Georgia Tennessee Development Co seeks charter in Georgia
CHATTANOOGA Tenn March 7 The Georgia Tennessee Development Company capital 600000 has applied for a charter in Catoosa county Georgia. Incorporators include George L Root of Peoria Illinois S Obear of Atlanta W P McCrossy of Birmingham W Divine J W Adams T W Barton and E Watkins of Chattanooga. The firm plans manufactories near Chattanooga and in the northern part of Georgia.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Georgia-Tennessee Development Company
Capital
Catoosa County
Georgia
George L. Root
Peoria
Lil
Georgias
Obear
Atlanta, Ga
W. P. McCrossy
Birmingham
Ala
W. Divine
J. W. Adams
T. W. Barton
E. Watkins
Chattanooga
Odell Removes King’s County Sheriff Guden
Governor Odell ousts Sheriff Charles Guden of Kings County and appoints Norman Dike. The removal cites an ante election promise to appoint Bert Reiss as counsel in exchange for political support. Odell also alleges Guden lied under oath about pay for votes.
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Albany
N. Y
Odell
Charles
Guden
King’s County
Norman
Dike
Bert Reiss
Reiss
Leander, Walther Duel Headlines Chicago Night Race
George Leander of Chicago defeats Bobby Walther of Atlanta in a motor paced three five mile heat race for a 40 dollar purse and five thousand in attendance. Leander wins the first and last heats while Lake, Gadwell and Turville win the one mile handicap in New York. Harry Elkes accepts Paris race, will depart with pacemaker Reimer aboard Kronprinz Wilhelm to return to America soon.
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Atlanta
George Leander
Chicago
Bobby” Walthour
Leander
Lake
New York
Gadwell
Hartford
Turville
Philadelphia
Harry D. Elkes
Paris
Henry Reimer
America
Tinune
Toledo Mayor Refuses Welcome Address to Prince Henry
The Toledo mayor declines to sign the welcome address for Prince Henry, citing disbelief in kings and princes. The writer laments fools and urges action against such figures as society prepares to greet notable visitors.
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Toledo
Prince Henry
Lfving
Jones
Fire alarms cause panic among workers in New Orleans factory
Panic swept Hernsheim's tobacco plant as a fire alarm sounded from a distant blaze. Five girls fled, many bruised in the scramble. Bertha Cantress, seventeen, is reported fatally hurt amid rumors of prior strikes and a potential bombing.
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New Orleans
Hernsheim
Bertha Cantress
Sedalia
Cesteren Cannoh
Hudson
N. Y
Dosenheim & Co
W. A. van
Miners Survive Slips at San Miguel and Silver Chief Mine
Telluride reports two miners buried about 1000 feet by snowslides at the San Miguel mine today. Neither died, one was badly hurt. News from Ingram basin says seven miners feared for are alive and well. The Silver Chief mill owned by former Governor Alva Adams was destroyed by a snow avalanche. no injuries reported.
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Telluride
Col
San Miguel
Ingram Basin
Silver Chief
Alva Adams
Demurrers Overruled in Kimball Bank Indictment Case
In New York on March 7 Judge Thomas overruled demurrers to indictments against William H. Kimball president of the Seventh National Bank Frank Poor director and G W Rose the cashier A motion to quash the indictments was denied and the bid to inspect grand jury minutes excluding Rose’s evidence was also denied.
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New York
Thomas
United States District Court
William H. Kimball
Seventh National Bank
Frank Poor
G. W. Rose
Rose
Court of Appeals Rules Indictment Valid Against Police Captain
Albany. The Court of Appeals holds the indictment against Police Captain John D. Herlihy of New York City for failing to suppress disorderly houses in his precinct is valid, and he must stand trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Court of Appeals
John D. Herlihy
New York City
Notable luncheon honors in Boston with Gen. Fitzhugh Lee
Major P. A. Collins hosted an informal luncheon for Gen. Fitzhugh Lee in Boston. Present were Rear Admiral Mortimer L. Johnson, Charlestown Navy Yard commandant, Lieutenant Governor John L. Bates, Generals Thomas R. Matthews and Josephus Ti. Whitney. Governor Crane could not attend. Later, General Lee met with the Legislature at the Statehouse.
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P. A. Collins
Fitzhugh Lee
Mortimer L. Johnson
Charlestown Navy Yard
John L. Bates
Thomas R. Matthews
Josephanus Ti. Whitney
Crane
Lee
Statehouse
Argument at Havana Concluded in Postal Fraud Case
Havana March 7. The Rathbone postal fraud case concluded today with the fiscal to speak again tomorrow. The court will consider the arguments and a decision is expected within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Coancel
Estes G. Rathbone
Governor Van Sant Removes Hennepin Sheriff
ST PAUL March 7 Governor Van Sant today removed from office Phil T ear den sheriff of Hennepin county It is alleged he had made fraudulent charges of fees and expense accounts against the county government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
van Sant
Phil T.earden
Hennepin County
Laxative Brominine Tabs Claim E.B. Grove Endorsement
An old advertising line asserts that E B Grove’s name must appear on every box of the genuine Laxative Brominine Tablets, promoted as a celebrated cold and grip cure. The fragment hints at a trademark or endorsement requirement.
Marconi to Visit Canada for Wireless Station
New York march 7 Mr Marconi will leave for Canada tomorrow to supervise plans for a permanent wireless station at Cape Breton. He will meet Canadian officials to secure cooperation and confirm that the English postmaster general action will not hinder his rights on Canadian soil. He will stay about a fortnight before returning to New York.
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New York
Mr. Marconi
Canada
Cape Breton
Priest Captured by Bandits Near Peking
Bandit soldiers seized a priest at Jehol about one hundred miles northeast of Peking. The French and Russians seek to send troops but the court orders General Maykwan to hasten release to prevent foreign troop involvement in the gold mining district.
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Peking
Jehol
Maykwan
Woman Hanged and Burned in Connecticut Home
The body of Mrs. James M. Howard was found by neighbors in her Winsted residence hanging over a potato bin with the surrounding woodwork unburned. The corpse was burned beyond recognition and the coroner opened an investigation into the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winsted
Conn
James M. Howard
Cold Damp Feet Won't Give You a Cold
A diminutive promotional note advertises Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with E. W. Grove's signature on the box, claiming protection from catching a cold when taken in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Philadelphia to Host Final in Racquet Championship
In the semi finals the Philadelphia teams won to advance to the final for the silver racquet trophy. Newbold Etting and George McFadden defeated Charles Winslow and Howard Russell in straight games, while George H. Brooks and H. David beat Clarence Mackay and Lawrence Waterbury in a seven game tilt. The finals will be played tomorrow in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Newbold Etting
George McFadden
Charles Winslow
Howard Russell
Boston A. A
Boston
Mass
Philadelphians
George H. Brooks
H. David
Clarence Mackay
Lawrence Waterbury
New York
Etting
Rose
David
Mackay
Waterbury
Cure Grip in Two Days Laxative Medication Ad
Product claim summarized noting Cure Grip laxative removes causes with E. W. Grove signature on each box. Details unclear due to fragmented OCR but centers on a drug product and branding by E. W. Grove.
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