Giant March Blizzard Hits Mountain West and Plains
A series of severe snowstorms from March 4 to March 14 lash the West and Intermountain states. Towns like Telluride and Ouray report blizzards, 60 mph winds, and heavy drifting. Utah, Montana, Idaho, Oregon, Washington, Wyoming, Nevada, Colorado, New Mexico endure snow with mixed train delays and warnings of snowslides. Washington and Nebraska report weather impacts, multiple states see heavy precipitation, and the Intermountain region faces contrasting snowfall with drought areas predicting eventual benefits.
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Telluride
Col
Liberty Bell Mine
Ouray
Salt Lake
Utah
Intermountain
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Wyoming
Montana
Nevada
Colorado
New Mexico
Minot
N. D
Grand Forks
Winnipeg
Man
Snow and Much Colder on Sunday
Forecast for Saturday and Sunday covers Indiana Illinois Ohio with rain or snow and much colder conditions. Brisk to high southerly winds Saturday, warmer northwest Ohio, Sunday rain or snow and colder, increasing cloudiness elsewhere in region. Blythe notes and temperature data accompany the forecast.
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Washington
Indiana
War on Limburger In Louisville Beer
Louisville health officer Dr M K Allen declares war on the sale and manufacture of limburger cheese in the city. He warns sellers and makers will be prosecuted and fined to the fullest extent as he claims the cheese is un wholesome and full of microbes, according to his remarks.
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Louisville
M. K.allen
Movements of steamers across ports
Steamship movements reported from various ports dated March 14 show arrivals and passages. Vessels include Rhine land from Philadelphia, Lizard from New York to Antwerp, Philadelphia from Liverpool via Queenstown, and several others from New York, Glasgow, Naples, and Genoa with destinations Bremen, Gibraltar, and New York.
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Liverpool
Rhineland
Philadelphia
Lizard
Southwark
New York
Antwerp
Mland
Queenstown
Switzerland
Greenock
Sibe- Tian
Cherbourg
Kron- Soeuth Tert
Bremen
Launm
Glasgow
Bolivia
Naples
German Citizens Protest Limurger Cheese Rule
A German citizens committee urged Dr. Allen to relax or halt limburger cheese enforcement. The health officer insisted the order must be obeyed, arguing animal life quality affects taste expectations and public safety.
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Limburger
Dr. Allen
Altgeld Funeral Held in Sheridan Park Chicago
Funeral services for former Illinois Governor John P. Altgeld were held at his Sheridan Park home with Cook County judges in attendance. Rev Frank Crane and Clarence Darrow spoke, tributes noted his courage and sincerity as flags flew at half mast. The body will lie in state at the public library. a Sunday procession will move to Graceland Cemetery.
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Chicago
John P. Altgeld
Illinois
Altgeld
Sheridan Park
Cook County Bench
Frank Crane
The
People's Church
Clarence 8
Darrow
Wolmarans
Wessels
Montagu White
Yates
Graceland Cemetery
Notable 6-Year Nebraska A G Dies In Lincoln
Lincoln report says William A., six years Nebraska attorney general, died at his Lincoln home after a weeks long illness. He was sixty-two and once left the Republican fold for the Populists. He earlier partnered with Dawes in law practice.
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Lincoln
Neb
William A
Nebraska
Dawes
London
T. T. Garrard
Manchester
Garrard
Kentucky
Joseph Garrard
Albuquerque
N. M
Edmund_ Kurke
Francis P. Burke
New York
John A. McCall
New York Life Insurance Company
Young Burke
Edward
Doney
New York Press Club
New York Press
Mr. Doney
Elgin
Ill
Chicago
Dubuque
Michael Hennessy
Archbishop Hennessy
Mercy Hospital
Harvard
Essys
Baltimore
Naples
Clinton P. Payne
Payne
Little Rock
Ark
Dr. H. Reynolds
Lake Village
Post Office Fire in North Pelham Claims One Life
New York report states a blaze destroyed the North Pelham post office building killing Edward Yocum a 37 year old news dealer. His mother Mrs Yocum leaped from a window and was badly injured. Mrs Thomas Duane wife of a motorman was rescued and in precarious condition. The three story frame building housed dwellings and the fire destroyed all contents including registered letters with an estimated total loss around 20000 dollars.
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New York
North Pelham
Edward Yocum
Fires Destroy Several City Buildings Across States
Cleveland fire at 201-206 Superior Street viaduct destroys Randall Mattress Co building. Loss about 50000, partly insured. foreman Philip Stopel injured leaping from third story. Two firemen overcome by smoke. MISSOULA Science Hall at State University burned, campus asset valued around 100000 plus equipment, total much higher. Philadelphia India Refining cocoa butter plant damaged. 100000 pounds of butter stored. loss 80000, insured. St Louis Transit Company east barn and seventy cars burned. loss 155000, insured. Freeport Winslow business district heavily damaged by fire tonight.
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Cleveland
Randall Mattress Company
Superior Street
Philip Stopel
Missoula
Mont
Science
The
State University
Philadelphia
India Refining Company
ST. Louis
Easton Avenue
St. Louis Transit Company
Freeport
Winslow
Shot by his wife ends life in New York home
In New York City John T. Stover was shot and killed by his wife Alice who claimed self defense after he threatened to kill her for money. They had moved from Philadelphia nine years ago. her brother Frank Hartzell lives in Philadelphia. In Parkerburg West Virginia Lafe Yerkey, driven by insanity, killed his wife with a hatchet and wounded her, then cut his own throat and remains alive but doomed, needing restraint.
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New York
March
John T. Stover
Alice
Philadelphia
Parkersburg
W. Va
Lafe Yerkey
Flint
Lackey's Horse Auction Shows Strong Demand at Cambridge City
At the Lackey sale in Cambridge City Indiana buyers crowded the ring eager for stock. Fred Ellis topped the day at 1300 dollars while others traded briskly for trotters and mares including Morning Glory and Mabel G. with sales totaling 24880 dollars for 118 horses and an overall 5890 dollars across 379 head. The sale closes tomorrow and a note credits Ernest V. Whelan for the best reports in the Indianapolis Journal.
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Indianapolis Journal
Cambridge City
Ind
Allerton
McGregors
Wilkeses
Fred Ellis
Betty Gartin
Muncie
F. C. Carmony
Indianapolis
Pacer
Mabel G
Morning Glory
Bettle Gartin
Ellis
Carmony
Daugherty Stock Farm
Wabash
Bik
Gs. Pirate
R. A. Simmons
Lima
W. M. Brown
Spiceland
Brenner Stock Farm
Hartford City
Gretchen McCormick
Bluffton
B. G. King Marvel
al Schard
Chicago
W. A. Jones
Rushville
R. J. Rouetta Wilkes
W. D. Root
B. G. Billy B
W. A. Short
Buffalo
N. Y
James McCormick
G. Baron Waltz
Jolly
Tipton
B. Johnson
Richmond
S. G
Alice P
J. A. McFarland
Philadelphia
H. C. Knode
Colonel Longnecker
S. M. Foster
Fort Wayne
R. J. Foster
Frankfort
Billy Brown
M. J. Connell
Albany
B. Herron
Wyoming
A. B. Seaton
C. Benne Scott
C. C. Harris
Lexington
John Kearns
Springfield
B. Prairie Jack
H. W. Curry
Eato
J. G. Cecil
Danville
B. c
Quill
Merriken
Alexandria
Edward Wren
C. G. Guy W
D. L. McCoy
Greensburg
B. G
Billy Churchill
Connelly & Shotwell
Eeward Wren
Ernest V. Whelan
Cambridge City Tribune
Upsets Rule Oakland Card as Bon Ami Beats Favorite
In Oakland racing Bon Ami won at 2 to 1, beating Ora Viva after a poor start. Clarinette upset The Forum in race one, and Sweet Tooth along with Lady Sterling claimed purses. Tomorrow's Thornton stakes over four miles highlighted the card with several favorites faltering.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Bon Ami
Ora Viva
Forum
Clarinette
Sweet Tooth
Lady Sterling
L. B. Bell
Pope Leo
Masonette
Tufts
Kickumbob
Horse race field and results with weights and jockeys
The article lists starters with weights and jockeys for a race, including Vassal 110 R Williams and Cast Iron 115 Lyne, Duke of Rosine Tes 115 Coburn, Prowl 115 Landry, Merry Maker 115 Odom Kaffir 115 Meroynt Lord Quex 122 Winkfield, under heavy track conditions. It then gives winners in order: Maple 7 to 1, Imp Aibula 16 to 5, Nannie 2 to 1, Tom Kingsley 6 to 1, High Hoe 13 to 1, Swords man 6 to 5.
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Vassal
R. Williams
Lyne
Duke of Rosine
Coburn
Saint Tammany
J. Miller
Prowl
Landry
Merry Maker
Odom
Kaffir
Meroynt
Lord Quex
Winkfield
Maple
Imp Aibula
Nannie
Tom Kingsley
High Hoe
Swordsman
John Lawson Dead The Terrible Swede Dies of Pneumonia
Milwaukee March 14 John Lawson the Terrible Swede a noted bicycle rider died tonight at St Josephs Hospital after a five day pneumonia illness. He arrived in Milwaukee last Sunday for a week long theatrical engagement and appeared at the opening show before falling ill. Lawson was prominent in bicycle circles nationwide and competed in several long distance events and national meets.
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Milwaukee
Wis
John Lawson
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lawson
Chess Match by Cable Opens With Close Openings
The seventh annual America versus Great Britain cable chess contest began in New York with eight boards at the Academy of Music Brooklyn. Pillsbury, Marshall, and others faced Lawrence, Atkins, and Trenchard as telegraphic moves linked Brooklyn and London, with several games already shaping up to favorable positions for Barry, Mills, and Helms in this first-day summary.
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New York
Cable
America
Great Britain
Brooklyn Chess Club
British Chess Club
London
Pillsbury
Lawrence
Barry
Mason
Marshall
Atkins
Hodges
Lee
Hymes
Mills
Voight
Belingham
Delmar
Trenchard
Newman
Blake
Howell
Mitchell
Helms
Gridlestone
J. H. Blackburn
Showalter
Academy of Music
Brooklyn
Cafe Monico
Pillsbury and
Ray Lopez
Voigt
Bellingham
Sayre and Petty win pistol and revolver contests in New York
In the United States Revolver Association events at the Knickerbocker Athletic Club, Dr. R. H. Sayre defeated W. E. Petty in the revolver and pistol contests. Scores at twenty yards show Sayre 448 to Petty 429 in pistol, with Sayre 456 to Himmelwright 428 and Luckett 424 in revolver. Other pistol scores included Dettz 428, Himmelwright 408, Bates 402.
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New York
March
R. H. Sayre
W. E. Petty
United States Revolver Association
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Sayre
Petty
J. A. Dettz
A. L. A. Himmelwright
C. T. Bates
Dr. Sayre
Dr. W. Luckett
Clearwater and Long Duel at World Pool Championship
In Brooklyn the opening match of the evening pitted William H. Clearwater of Elwood PA against Irving Long of Nashville TN, South champion. Clearwater led early but Long won 68 to 15 with Clearwater’s 45‑point run the second highest of the tournament.
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New York
Brooklyn
William H. Clearwater
Elwood
Irving Long
Nashville
Plunging turf star Riley Grannan undergoes operation
New York March 14 Riley Grannan a veteran heavyweight in American racing underwent a serious operation at Roosevelt Hospital to relieve a long standing disability. The procedure was successful though he did not recover from the shock as quickly as hoped. His condition now shows marked improvement and a full recovery is anticipated. Philadelphia March 4 leaders in the six day walking race remain well bunched with nineteen men still in. Scores at 9 o clock show Cavanaugh 464 miles Fahey 451 Tracy 444 Glick 433 Day 422.
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New York
Riley Grannan
Roosevelt Hospital
Grannan
Philadelphia
Cavanaugh
Fahey
Tracy
Glick
Day
Ryan Knocks Out Smith At Turner Hall In Fourth Round
Kansas City report: Tommy Ryan defeats Billy Smith of Portland in the fourth round after a powerful left to the stomach and a right hook to the jaw. Smith fell and could not rise before the ten-count as the crowd witnessed a rapid finish following a fierce fourth. The bout featured evenly matched action in early rounds with body blows and kidney attacks shaping the middle rounds. Separately in Cleveland, Jim Parr and Tom Jenkins wrestled, Jenkins winning two falls to one in a world championship bid backdrop with heavy betting and a 200 pound vs 170 pound mismatch.
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Kansas City
Tommy Ryan
Turner Hall
Billy Smith
Portland
Ore
Ryan
Smith
Cleveland
Buffalo
Jim Parr
Tom Jenkins
Forest Streets
Armory
Jenkins
Parr
Lancaster
England
United States
Dan McLeod
Hamilton
Ont
Marion
L B. C
Washingtons
Nationals
Turners
Crescents
Capital City
Ko-We-Bas
Washington Alleys
G. Mueller
Bieler Dollman
von Wands
P. Setay
F. Mueller
North Sides
Turner Alleys
North
Talbert
Judn Taylor
Evans
Seaner
Honter Rootie
B. Smith
Willian
Uv On
Fox
Aes
Reagan
Washington
National
Scapanen
Bledken Pretter
O'Connor
Blumlein
Conover
Wiese
B. O'Conor
Vo SL
Marion Alleys
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S'dnst
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E. Meyer
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San Francisco Charity Fight Permit Tied to $5,000 Gift
City officials propose a May permit for the Jeffries-Fitzsimmons fight to the club that donates at least $5,000 to a charity or public improvement. Police Commission and Board of Supervisors expect $45,000 in gate receipts and argue the grant should favor the public good.
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San Francisco
Jeffries-Fitzsimmons
Police Commission and Board of Supervisors
Curtis
Yale Declines Boxing Invite for Coronation Festivities
New Haven Yale will not send boxers to a London Athletic Club tournament during coronation festivities. The faculty prohibits pugilism and has cut boxing from university gymnasium exhibitions, even for class championships.
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New Haven
Conn
London Athletic Club
Yale
Chicago and Buffalo fighters draw in twenty rounds at Vapor City
John Willie of Chicago and Al Weining of Buffalo battled twenty rounds at the Vapor City Athletic Club in Hot Springs. Referee Mulligan ruled a draw after a hard fought bout with Willie pressing the pace and many observers believing he had the edge.
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Hot Springs
Ark
John Willie
Chicago
al Weining
Buffalo
Vapor City Athletic Club
Mulligan
Willie
Freight car per diem plan eyed by railroads
Chicago March 14 Railroads coast to coast consider J W Midgley proposal to form an association to set per diem charges for freight cars Effective July 1 members would trial the plan for twelve months The association would have an executive committee to interpret rules settle disputes and propose changes A clearing house for monthly balances from car interchange would open October 1 or January 1 and Midgley estimates yearly savings beyond 200 million dollars
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Chicago
J. W. Midgley
Midgley
American Railway Association
Judge Rules Five Year Abroad Residency Not Authorized
New York March 24 Judge Cox of the United States Circuit Court overruled a treasury ruling on how long an American must live abroad to lose citizenship. Plaintiffs sued to recover duties on paintings by a Philadelphia artist living in Poissy France. The Paris consul had refused clearance, citing the five year rule. Judge Cox held the treasury secretary lacked authority to make that arbitrary ruling and favored the importers.
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New York
Cox
United States Circuit Court
Secretary of the Treasury
Philadelphia
Poissy
France
Nera
Paris
Purdue Baseball Schedule and Other Purdue Sports News
Purdue Athletic Manager Freeman announces a 13 game baseball schedule with games against Culver Military Academy Manual Training School Indianapolis De Pauw Notre Dame Kentucky State Nebraska Chicago Indiana and Minnesota plus a Notre Dame game in South Bend. Football and track contests are set with multiple national and local opponents and a pending coach decision among Edward N Robinson John F McLean Charles M Best Neil W Snow Hugh White and D W Balliet.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Freeman
Purdue
Culver Military Academy
Manual Training School of Indianapolis
Indianapolis League
Indianapolis
de Pauw
Notre Dame
Kentucky State
Nebraska
Chicago
Indiana
Greencastle
Minnesota
South Bend
Chi
Illnois
Champaign
Northwestern
Evanston
Case
L. U
Terre Haute
Illinois
Edward N. Robinson
Brown
John F. McLean
Knox
Charles M. Best
Drake
Lafayette College
Neil W. Snow
Michigan
Hugh White
D. W. Balliet
Zinram Named Captain and Manager for Marion Ball Club
Marion Indiana announces Eddie Zinram former Columbus catcher and Western Association standout chosen to captain and manage Marion for the upcoming season. Zinram took charge of Columbus last year and improved the club reports say he is one of the best catchers in the country and has a clear head.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Eddie Zinram
Columbus
Zinram
Indiana meet拒es Louisville entry in May contests
BLOOMINGTON IND March 24 At a meeting of the officers of the Southern Indiana Athletic Association it was decided to refuse the application of the Louisville High School to enter the coming contests in May The refusal was on double grounds that the school is out of the State and also because of the number of athletes in such a large school The Columbus ae has made application for membership.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
Southern Indiana Athletic Association
Louisville High School
Columbus Ae
Boxing tragedy at Park City ends with possible fatal injury
Salt Lake telegraph alerts that Kid Rollie, boxing Dummy Rowan, was near fatally injured in Park City as Rollie took a heavy below the belt blow in round two, then collapsed in round three. Physicians report a serious condition from ruptured injuries. Anderson Nortons beat Richmond Henleys in polo 4 to 2 in a stubborn late-season clash.
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Salt Lake
Utah
the Herald
Park City
Kid Rollie
Dummy Rowan
Rollie
Daniel Boone Rifle Club Elects Roosevelt and Durbin Honorary Members
In Muncie Indiana on March 14 the Daniel Boone Rifle Club with fifty members elected President Roosevelt and Governor Durbin as honorary members for their support of the sport.
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Muncie
Ind
Daniel Boone Rifle Club
Roosevelt
Durbin
Volcanic Eruption Reports Devastating Kenai Alaska
A Juneau dispatch says a Greek priest reports a terrible eruption near Kenai on Cook Inlet around January 1. Half of an unnamed mountain split open, ejecting fire and lava. Kenai village was buried in ash as earthquakes triggered several damaging tidal waves.
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Seattle
Wash
Juneau
Alaska
Kenai
Cook Inlet
Kenal
Snowbound Venice Braces for Harsh Weather
The London Telegraph reports ongoing snow and wind storms have turned Venice into an inhospitable place. Locals huddle indoors amid cold drinks and inactivity while children skip school. Even to venture outside, residents move slowly to cross bridges, with St Mark's Square deserted and pigeons scarce.
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London
Venice
St. Mark's Square
Indictments Returned Against Railroads and Shippers
Federal grand jury in Louisville returns indictments for violations of interstate commerce laws. Names of firms and individuals are not public yet, but reports name three large railroads in the district and prominent grain shippers from Henderson, Memphis, and St Louis.
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Louisville
Henderson
Memphis
St. Louis
Injunction Refused In Spirits Distributing Case
In Trenton on March 1 Judge Kirk Patrick of the United States Circuit Court refused an injunction in the suit by Lewis Windmuller to prevent the dissolution of the Spirits Distributing Company, a constituent of the Distilling Company of America.
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Trenton
N. J
Kirkpatrick
United States
Lewis
Dynamite attack hits Kansas City Leavenworth line
Two cars of the Kansas City Leavenworth electric line were dynamited tonight in Leavenworth Kansas. One woman was injured. One car was wrecked and the other damaged only by broken windows. A strike has been ongoing here for several weeks.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Kansas City-Leavenworth
Cold Damp Feet Won't Give You a Cold Laxative Bromo-Tablets Ad
A brief old advertisement endorses the Bromo-Tablets laxative by BE. W. Grove with a signature, implying a health claim about cold prevention and remedy. The fragment emphasizes product branding and authority through a named signature.
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BE. W. Grove
Craze for Souvenirs Hits Shooter Island Luncheon
Rupert Fritz, chef at Shooter Island luncheon for Emperor William's yacht Meteor launch, reports guests stole most of the silverware borrowed from friends. He and his assistants were unaware of the raid and Fritz chose to make an assignment to cover losses.
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New York
Rupert Fritz
Shooter Island
Emperor William
Meteor
Fritz
Mrs Martha S Withers Creates Women’s Dean Chair at Kentucky University
Mrs Martha S Withers of Lexington widow of Gen William Temple Withers donated 5000 to Kentucky University to establish a chair of dean of women, a new departure for the institution.
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Lexington
Martha 5. Withers
William Temple Withers
The
Kentucky University
Sheriff Dike Ousts Guden From Kings County Office
New York March 11 Norman Dike, appointed sheriff by Governor Odell after removing Charles Guden, ejected Guden from the sheriff’s office rooms today. Guden offered no resistance.
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New York
General Washington hanged in Mansfield jail yard
Mansfield Louisiana March 24 General Washington a black man convicted of conspiring with his younger brother to kill the wife of white man R L Taylor was hanged in the jail yard this afternoon. His neck was broken by the fall.
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Mansfield
Washington
R. L. Taylor
To Cure Grip in Two Days Laxative Bromo Quinine
A product claim promises rapid relief from grip by removing the cause. W Grove is cited as signature on every box.
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W. Grove
State Fruit Growers Form Shippers Association Plan
Macon Ga March 14 The State Fruit Growers Association adopted a plan to form a shippers association. It will select commission men nationwide who are verified as honest and reliable to protect growers from fraud in handling their products.
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Macon
State Fruit Growers’ Association
United States
Alas She Will Lecture Miss Stone Ad Lines Out
In Baltimore the note asserts Miss Stone will not lecture or contribute to magazines or yellow press, nor perform on stage or accept any extra role in the Hall of Fame, indicating a firm declination of public engagements.
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Baltimore
Miss Stone
A Way Station. Chicago Tribune Prince Henry Stop in Cincinnati
Prince Henry must make a ten minute layover in Cincinnati as part of a broader tour itinerary. The brief halt serves for refueling and security procedures before continuing to his next engagement.
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Chicago Tribune
Prince Henry
Cincinnati
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabs Box Marked ER W Grove
The label on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets must bear the name ER. W. GROVE, as part of the cold and grip cure seal.
Three Teams Are Lucky North Sides Take Four from Pastimes
Three teams played for a shared score tally with Pastimes. The report notes several good scores and highlights individual scorers across the events, naming players and results.
Butler and Shortridge Girls Set For Compromise Game
The Butler and Shortridge High School girls basketball teams meet this afternoon at 4 in the Butler gym. Rivalry raises expectations as the two teams use a mixed rules setup with two halves, one line per half, and centers free to roam. Butler, missing captain Mary Baldwin due to sickness, hopes to win with players Essie Hunter Gladys Nehrbas Nelle Senour Laura Zwick Mary Smith Rachel Baker Anna Vance Ethel Dorsey, while N Nora Lacy and officials Harding West and Jones oversee the game.
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Butler and
Shortridge High School
Butler
Mary Baldwin
Essie Hunter
Gladys Nehrbas
Nelle Senou
Laura Zwick
Mary Smith
Rachel Baker
Anna Vance
Ethel Dorsey
Johnny Carpender
Nora Lacy
Captain of industry Adolphus Busch honored in St Louis circle
The Missouri beer king Adolphus Busch is praised as a captain of industry among a hundred invited to meet Prince Henry of Prussia at Sherry's. His ties to Germany and familiarity with royalty are noted as he remains a public figure in St Louis where brewing remains central. The piece frames Busch as a symbol of St Louis’s prominence and German connections with cordial, lightly ironic tone.
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New York
Germany
St. Louis
Mr. Buschpeony
Prince Henry
Busch
President Has Done Wisely
President Roosevelt plans a visit to the Charleston exposition, a move welcomed by South Carolinians and seen as a unifying act for the nation. The President’s decision is praised as manly and studious, signaling a stand against sectionalism and signaling broad support across the country.
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Baltimore Sun
Roosevelt
South Carolina
Palmetto State
Charleston
Union
Butte Miner Opinion on Weather and Public Strength
A fragment from the Butte Montana paper criticizes flattery from allies, claiming such compliments are meaningless unless the republic stands alone with real strength. It contends that friendship is loud only when power exists to endure zelfstandig.
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Butte
Mont
Zee
Republic
Philadelphia Press dialogue on grammar number usage
A brief exchange shows the editor and reporter debating singular versus plural noun forms. The editor questions a statement about many people thinking a thing, and the reporter defends the plural usage with examples.
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