Cuban Reciprocity Debate Marks First Senate Test
In a stirring session, lawmakers argued for reciprocal concessions with Cuba to boost American trade. Payne's plan aims to cut duties by at least three percent on Cuban imports with Cuban reforms on immigration and exclusion laws as a prerequisite. The vote paced through tests of strength, with the final accord linking duration to December 1, 1904 and tying the measure to broader trade policy.
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Porto Areo
Philippine Islands
Cuba
Exec
Lacey
Iowa
Hepburn
Pri
Pennsylvania
Morris
Minnesota
Littlefield
Maine
Burke
South Takota
Payne
Monaysa
Tawney
Libtey
Yeas
House
United States
Sibley
State Board of Health plans action on smallpox in Nebraska
After a March 18 meeting the Nebraska State Board of Health disclosed 764 smallpox cases in the state. The secretary was ordered to contact federal authorities about eradicating the disease, and telegraph the Marine Hospital Service to send a special messenger to Nebraska.
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Lincoln, Neb
State Board of Health
Marine Hospital Service
Nebraska
Warmer Weather Outlook Across Indiana and Ohio
Forecast shows Wednesday and Thursday warmer for Indiana with clearing and possible rain, winds turning southeast. Ohio expected to stay fair and warmer with increasing cloudiness and possible rain. temperatures rise. Data lists highs near 64, lows around 28, precipitation 0.00, observations by Blythe.
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Washington
Indiana
Ohio
R-H
Movements of Steamers and Arrivals Across Ports
Maritime notices report arrivals and sailings at Plymouth New York Boston Lyndon Hamburg and Liverpool with ships such as Pennsylvan ia Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Hohen ee Doric Common Wealth Minnehaha Deutsch land and Bovic plus routes from New York Hamburg Genoa Naples and Liverpool during March.
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Plymouth
Pennsylvania
New York
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Salled
Patric
Kaiser Wilhem der Grosse
Bremen
Hohenee
Genoa
Uric
Liverpool
Hong Kong
Doric
San Francisco
Honolulu
Yoko- Boston
Common Wealth
Lyndon
Deutschland
Bovic
Fom News
Lake navigation opens on Erie by City of Detroit
The City of Detroit sails from Detroit to Cleveland marking the lake season opening amid cold and snow squalls. Wireless telegraphy shows initial success yet a receiving apparatus fault prompts later repairs to improve en route communication.
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Detroit
Mich
Lake Erie
City of Detroit
Cleveland
Wayne Street
City of
Grassy Island
McKay
Schantz
Cleveland Harbor
German Emperors Backs Slaby Arco Wireless System
Emperor William orders exclusive use of the Slaby Arco wireless telegraphy system for the German navy and coast stations. The move sidelines Marconi, with reports of a forthcoming bill to regulate wireless telegraphy and unify service, likely blocking Marconi’s global monopoly aims.
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Berlin
William
Marconi
Germany
British battleship Revenge fitted with wireless telegraph
The Globe reports that on her Irish coast cruise the Revenge was fitted with wireless gear and received Marconigrams between mail steamers and shore. The Admiralty plans to test intercepting Marconi signals from an Atlantic station to assess the syntonic system.
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London
The
Globe
Admiralty
Promses
Atlantic
Signor Marconi
Evans Place Cardus? Statesman Resemblance at Capitol
A lengthy discussion recounts a Benton likeness near the Capitol, with a farmer engaging a wary congressman about wood. The narrative threads into nominations, eight hour bills, canal projects, and senate reform efforts, naming several officials and proposed measures across committees and postmasters.
Russian navy yards shipment at St Petersburg
The shipment to Russian navy yards at St Petersburg occupied eighteen cars of special construction, indicating a substantial transport operation.
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St. Petersburg
Continuous professional pool tournament edges toward finish
New York March 18 The Montauk Billiard Academy in Brooklyn hosts matinee and evening sets as the continuous professional championship pool tourney nears its end. Charles Weston defeated Patrick Walsh 125 to 3 while others like Irving Long and H P Stofft posted notable high runs and close scores for Buffalo Cleveland and Nashville competitors.
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New York
Montauk Billiard Academy
Brooklyn
Charles Weston
Cowboy
Wyoming
Patrick H. Walsh
Irving Long
Nashville
Tenn
H. P. Stofft
Cleveland
Long
Stofft
Willian H. Clearwater
God, Pa
Grant Eby
Springfield
Clearwater
Eby
Jerome R. Keogh
Buffalo
William E. McCune
Boston
Keogh
McCune
Sieloff Knocks Out Williams in Fifth Round Bout
Otto Sieloff of Chicago defeated local boxer Harry Williams by knockout in the fifth round of a ten round scheduled match in St Paul. The bout went one sided with Sieloff dominating from the start.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Otto Sieloff
Chicago
Harry Williams
Sieloff
Williams
Y M C A Athletic Meet Fall Fintries Announced
Cincinnati Y M C A sent entries for an athletic carnival to be held in Tomlinson Hall Friday night. Fred West and Ralph Jones reviewed handicaps for events including twelve-pound shot put, pole vault, and the four hundred forty yard dash with numerous competitors listed and assigned handicaps.
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Fred West
Ralph Jones
Cincinnati Y. M. C. A
Tomlinson Hall
Mr. West
Mr. Jones
William Kaylor
M. Emmerich
Thomas Cox
R. Williams
Sigmund
W. H. Stevens
J. F. G. Miller
J. Barry
H. M. Stradling
Manola Pickett
Lb. Hamlet
J. C. Huffman
Claire Peck
C. Blaine
J. C. Duckwall
Vernon Bowers
A. McCollum
Joel Barlow
H. M. Dil
W. J. Heintz
C. L. Applegate
Charles D. Porter
Gus Stoeffer
G. Denny
C. Bates
R. B. Gockridge
S. H. Matthews
H. C. Martin
H. E. Ayres
R. Schweitzer
G. Henry
Kelsey
K. White
J. McPheeters
L. Brown
L. Sagalowsky
Senate calendar shifts amid oleomargarine and Chinese bills
The Senate Republican steering committee moved to place the oleomargarine bill first after current business, with the Chinese exclusion bill following. Talks on the Nicaragua canal bill were avoided for now as time is expected to be taken by the two major measures. Cabinet discussed cession of the Danish West Indies, while Cuba’s January customs revenue rose to 1,401,717 with gains from 1899 and 1901 noted. Indiana inventors received several patents including carpet sweeper and cement cistern. Fort Wayne figures urged Sylvan Lake stocking and a hatchery. Storer and Mrs. Storer dined with the Roosevelts at the White House.
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Hitt
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Perkins
W. A. Smith
Champ Clark
House
Senate
Million-Dollar Fire Prompts Insurance Rate Increases
The article notes significant premium hikes in city fire insurance, with rate increases on hotels and omnibus risks, plus higher charges for single-occupancy manufacturing risks and most dwellings. Breweries are excluded from the mercantile schedule. Increases range from percent to 100 percent of existing premiums.
State Deaf Institution Destroyed by Fire in Jackson
Jackson, March 18 The state Institution for the deaf and dumb in Jackson was entirely destroyed by fire today. There were no fatalities and all inmates were saved. The blaze is believed to have started from an electric wire. Loss is estimated at 150,000 with only 15,000 insurance.
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State Department
Clayton
Mexico
Bailey
Texas
Bielenberg
Matamoros
Scott
Department
Jackson
Miss
State Institution For the Deaf and Dumb
Fire Sweeps Major Newark Refining Complex
A large Newark fire destroyed a block occupied by the American Refining and Crucible Company of New York the Calcutta Manufacturing Company and the Crystal Lead and Chemical Company causing about 75000 dollars in damage. In New Orleans a separate blaze nearly wiped out the New Orleans Cotton seed Oil and Manufacturing Company plant with three Illinois Central oil cars destroyed and losses around 50000 dollars.
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Newark
N. J
American Refining and Crucible Company
New York
Calcutta Manufacturing Company
Crystal Lead and Chemical Company
New Orleans
Cotton-seed Oil and Manufacturing Company
Armor Plate for Russian Ships Ships depart Homestead for New York
The largest armor plate shipment from an American steel works left the Homestead mills today bound for New York. It comprises thirty six plates for the battleships Morodina and Ariel, both first class ships then under construction.
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Pittsburg
Homestead Mills
New York
Morodina
Ariel
Boxers sign for Philadelphia spar and Gardner feud
Boston March 18 Joe Walcott signed to meet Jack OBrien in Philadelphia six rounds. Gardner’s manager sent a money guarantee for Gardner vs Jack Root at the Wabash Athletic Club in April. Gardner training in Chicago. Kid Goodman posts forfeit to claim bantamweight title at 115 pounds. Milwaukee March 18 Kid Sayers Chicago and Charles Neary drew after six rounds. prelims Black vs Fitzpatrick drew. Harry Fails beat Harry Eagan.
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Boston
Mass
Joe Walcott
Jack O'Brien
Philadelphia
William A. Pierce
George Gardner
W. W. Naughton
Chicago
Gardner
Jack Root
Wabash Athletic Club
Tom Maguire
Kid Goodman
Goodman
Maguire
Milwaukee
Wis
Kid” Sayers
Charles Neary
Badger Athletic Club
Neary
Sayers
Kid" Black
Pick Fitzpatrick
Harry Fails
Harry Eagan
Jeffries manager hints at Jeffries Sharkey bout if terms fail
Oakland March 18 Billy Delaney manager for Jeffries says if Fitzsimmons does not agree on a referee and a club for a match he will open negotiations for a fight between Jeffries and Sharkey.
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Oakland
Billy Delaney
Jeffries
Puglist
Fitzsimmons
Sharkey
National League to Hold Meeting Within Ten Days
National League magnates plan a meeting within ten days as per A H Soden of Boston and Col Rogers statements. The dispute between factions continues while schedule arrangements proceed despite court issues. Fogel signs Jack Dunn to play third for New York and adds Lauder as another third baseman.
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New York
A. H. Soden
Boston Club
John J. Rogers
Boston
Fogel
Jack Dunn
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Lauder
Philadelphia
Detroit to Sign James McGuire For Next Season
Detroit officials announced catcher James McGuire will join the Detroit team for the coming season. Secretary Cook stated McGuire will report tomorrow to accompany the pitchers on their southward trip.
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Detroit
Mich
James McGuire
Brooklyn
the Tribune
Cook
Southern League Announces Umpires for Season
Chattanooga report says President Nicklin of the Southern League named the season umpires: Ed Cline of New Albany Indiana J B E Johnstone of Memphis Tennessee Charles Ghio of St Louis Missouri and William Stickney of Montgomery Alabama.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Nicklin
Southern League
Ed Cline
New Albany
Ind
J. BE. Johnstone
Memphis
Charles Ghio
St. Louis
William Stickney
Montgomery
Ala
Philadelphia signs Peter Childs for coming season
Philadelphia reports Peter Childs, previously with St. Louis and Chicago NL clubs, has been signed to play for the Philadelphia National League team this coming season.
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Philadelphia
Peter Childs
St. Louis
Chicago
Murrell Bond Forfeited in Bribery Indictment Case
In St Louis on March 18 John K Murrell a House of Delegates member was indicted for bribery over a suburban franchise deal. He did not appear in court and his $5 000 bond was forfeited. the bond was signed by his brother E E Murrell.
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ST. Louis
John K. Murrell
House of Delegates
E. E. Murrell
Carnegie offers 820000 endowment to North Dakota school
W. E. Hicks head of the North Dakota Training School in Ellendale reports a telegram stating Andrew Carnegie has offered the institution a gift of 30000 dollars as an endowment.
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Ellendale
N. D
W. E. Hicks
North Dakota
Andrew Carnegie
To Care Grip in Two Days Laxative Bromo Quinine
E W Groves signature appears on every box as claims say the remedy clears the cause within two days. The item suggests a health patent or patent medicine promotion with branded packaging and the familiar medicine tone of the period.
Amateur track meet entries and results noted
The list details runners and distances from an amateur track meet, with names like L Miller A McCollum W Pauli H Wheeler Dyer Denzler Horner McIntire Eberhardt Cassidy Raffensperger Spencer Koch Barlow Cahill Dill Miller Wilsey Carter Wallace Blaine Shideler and many others. It also catalogs events including the thirty five yard dash mile relay shot put high jump and more, plus entrants from Indianapolis Cincinnati Crawfordsville and universities with clubs and YMCAs.
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W. B. Miller
Carl Wilsey
R. E. Carter
M. Wallace
G. Blaine
Jack Shideler
J. Steep
H. Jackson
J. Barry
J. King
J. Sheets
A. Guedel
Charles Jennings
James McPheeters
Gus Stoeffel
W. Gipe
S. Hendricks
F. Jones
L. Sagalowsky
E. P. Pearcy
John Grady
C. Woodbridge
A. McColloum
C. McKinney
T. Daudican
C. Shank
C. Dyre
A. Eberhardt
E. Cassidy
H. Raffensperger
Bates
B. Duckwall
Crawfordsville
R. Wicks
G. Henry
H. Schweitzer
B. Williams
Cincinnati
E. A. McKee
R. C. Raudebush
Forsythe
Paul Murray
Shortridge
Charles Shank
B. Gates
R. Kelsey
Lilly
L. Brown
HH. Wheeler
V. Bowers
A. McCabioum
J. Shideler
R. White
T. Shideler
G. Wheeler
Claire Peck
EH. A. McRee
W. Masters
S. H. Matthews
D. Bigger
J. C. Huffman
H. M. Stradling
Minola Pickett
B. Hamlet
J. C. Ducknall
V. Bower
A. MecColloum
J. Barlow
A. H. Lang
J. Cahill
H. M. Dill
W. J. Heintz
C. L. Applegate
Charlee B. Porter
Gus Stoffel
George Denny
Charles Bates
R. B. Lockridge
H. Matthews
G. Brown
Ira McIntyre
L. Cahill
Butler
Will Long
Watts
B. Davenport
G. Yoke
R. Murray
Adams
Depauw
Narrow Escapes Mark Oakland Race Day As Favorites Shine
In San Francisco March 18 Oak lands last race saw jockey Traxler and J Matthews escape serious injury after King Dellis fell at the stretch. McNamara stumbled over the rival. Rain slowed the track but three favorites won. Lady Meddlesome narrowly beat Lime Light while Ora Viva nosed Delsegno at the start. Green Morris sold Autolight and Harry Stover for good prices. Winners and odds listed, with Tower of Candles and Dolly Weitheff among placers. London note continues Lincolnshire handicap results.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Traxler
J. Matthews
King Dellis
McNamara
Rausch
Lady Meddiesome
Lime Light
Delsegno
Ora Viva
Green Morris Today
Autolight
Harry Stover
M. L. Kild
Beau Ormonde
Tower of Candles
Lady Meddlesome
Dolly Weitheff
Race of the season at Hainton meets crowding crowds
The Hainton plate went to Rice ridden by Skeets Martin. In the Lincolnshire handicap over a straight mile Col St Macleu, owned by Col H McCalmont, won by a head over Scepter with Over Norton third. 23 runners contested. Scepter led early then St Macleu surged. Ladyhelp with Maher up captured the Lincoln plate amid the upset finish.
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Sir Waldie Griffith
Rice
Skeets
Martin
Col. H. McCalmont
St. Macleu
Steinert
Scept
Whitney to ship twenty five thoroughbreds to Sheepshead Bay
NEW YORK March 18 W C Whitney will ship twenty five of his thoroughbreds from the home farm at Wheatley to Sheeps head Bay on Thursday. With the exception of Endurance by Right and Elkhorn which are convalescing from influenza all are in perfect health. Yankee escaped the disease. King Hanover Blue Girl Gold Seeker Goldsmith and Morn ingside were at one time seriously ill but have recovered.
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New York
W. C. Whitney
Wheatley
Sheepshead Bay
Endurance
Right
Elkhorn
Yankee
King Hanover
Blue Girl
Gold Seeker
Goldsmith
Morningside
American jockeys place in six races at Maison Laffitte
In Paris on March 15 American jockeys rode twenty two mounts across six contests at Maison Laffitte and earned eleven top finishes. J B. Rigby won one race and took a second place while J Reiff and W B Buchanan each captured a victory. Milton Henry finished with two seconds and two thirds and Archie McIntyre added two seconds and one third.
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Paris
Maison Laffitte
KB. J. Rigby
J. Reiff
W. B. Buchanan
Milton Henry
Archie McIntyre
New Secretary Elected in Kentucky Horse Breeders Association
Lexington March 18. Directors elected Elliott W. Shanklin to succeed Horace W. Wilson as secretary after Wilson resigned to join Empire City trotting track. New Orleans March 18. Card was ordinary. Vanhoorebeke won the fourth race as a favorite. Winners and odds listed for several races.
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Lexington
Kentucky Horse Breeders’ Association
Elliott W. Shanklin
Horace W. Wilson
Wilson
Empire City
New Orleans
Vanhoorebeke
Glade Run
Bob Baker
Eufaula
Divonne
Boomerack
Money Back
Banastar Pulls Up Lame After Gallop
New York report says Clarence H. Mackay’s Banastar raced strongly then pulled up lame from bad hoofs. Veterinarian diagnosed brittle front hooves and ordered careful treatment for the horse’s feet.
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New York
Clarence H. Mackay
Grand American Handicap Open in Kansas City
The Grand American handicap bird tournament will be held in Kansas City from March 31 to April 5 under Elmer B. Shaner of the Interstate Association. Entry already 215, with books open until next Saturday and post entries until the first man shoots his last bird. The meet expects 18,000 birds trapped, 7,500 for the handicap, most birds already in the city. The handicap committee will meet at the Midland Hotel on March 27.
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Kansas City
Elmer B. Shaner
Interstate Association
Shaner
Midland
Grand Central handicap shoot draws top marksmen
Limited Gun Club members hope for warmer weather as the Grand Central handicap begins with 15 events at 15 targets each and an entrance fee of 1.50. Over 1,500 pigeons were procured. The program repeats tomorrow with Friday featuring a 25 pigeon handicap. Shooting starts at 9:30 AM. Notable participants include Rolla Heikes Dayton Ohio Fred Gilbert Spirit Lake Iowa Charlie Budd Des Moines Iowa Jack Fanning New York Tom Marshall Keithsburg Illinois C M Powers Decatur Illinois and A H Fox Baltimore.
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Rolla Heikes
Dayton
Fred Gilbert
Spirit Lake
Charlie Budd
Des Moines
Jack Fanning
New York
Tom Marshall
Keithsburg
Iil
C. M. Powers
Decatur, IL
A. H. Fox
Baltimore
Graff Beats Brown for City Club Bowling Prize
In a close City Club alleys contest Graff defeated Brown in the final ten games to win the special prize after Brown won the first series and Graff the second. Graff totaled 1,874 to Brown 1,528 with steady otherwise high scores and occasional erratic frames.
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Graff
Brown
Beeks Walks Five and a Half Miles In Forty-Eight Minutes
Leonard Beeks of Lagro walked from Lagro to Wabash in forty eight minutes, beating a wager of an hour. He wore a puffing, blowing pace with a parade of carriages and horses accompanying him in the public square. He said with favorable wind he could have reached forty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Wabash
Ind
Leonard Beeks
Lagro
Beeks
Muncie Beats Racine in Pole Contest on Home Ice
In Muncie Indiana on March 18 a large crowd watched Muncie defeat Racine Wisconsin 5 to 3. Muncie used five players while Racine rotated players each inning to stay fresh. Higgins and Tarrant stood out with strong team play and Higgins won every rush. Cusick's goal handling for Muncie was exceptionally sharp.
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Indianapolis Journal
Mancie
Ind
Muncie
Racine
Wis
Higgins
Tarrant
Cusick
Trotting Association Sets Brighton Beach Purse Details
The New York Trotting Association has arranged for the Horse Review Company of Chicago to host purses at Brighton Beach during August 11 to 16. The three year old events include a $3,000 total purse with sections for trotting and pacing races.
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New York
New York Trotting Association
Horse Review Company of
Chicago
Brighton Beach Track
Kennedy challenges Clark to San Remo race
In Nice France on March 18 Tyler B Kennedy owner of the yaw Sybarita challenged Kenneth M Clark owner of the cutter Karlad to a stormy weather race to San Remo for £300. The challenge has been accepted.
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Nice
France
Tyler B. Kennedy
Kenneth M. Clark
Karlad
San Remo
Shot by a Switchman in Erie Railroad Yards
Daniel McGaffney was killed by switchman George Brayham in the Erie Railroad yards at Marion on March 18. The shooting followed an earlier trampe incident involving a Chicago boy named Fred Heath. Brayham acted after McGaffney refused orders to halt, though the men were intimate acquaintances and Brayham did not know his victim.
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Marion
Daniel McGaffney
Erie Railroad
George Brayham
Fred Heath
Chicago
McGaffney
Brayham
Groves Laxative Bromo Quinine Box Endorsement Note
Brand label states BE. W. GROVE must appear on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, the celebrated Cold and Grip Cure, as part of the product endorsement.
Spanish Ship Wrecked Near Cape Lookout
A Spanish steamer Ea en route from Fernandina to New York with 2500 barrels of roei and 2500 tons of to ran aground off Cape Lookout in heavy seas. The vessel broke in two and was a total loss. Revenue cutter Algonquin and life-saving crew rescued 27 aboard after days without food or water.
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Wilmington
N. Y
Morehead City
United States Revenue
Algonquin
Garray
Bilbao
Fernandina
Fla
New York
Cape Lookout
Weather turns frigid as ship tows toward Philadelphia
In Norfolk Virginia, from yesterday noon a sharp weather shift brings freezing temperatures and 32 mph winds by 11 PM. The Spanish bark Alice Isabel ran ashore near Point Lookout on Saturday and was refloated today, then towed toward Philadelphia. Tug Sunes plans to proceed to this port tonight.
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Norfolk
Alice Isabel
Point Lookout
Philadelphia
Sunes
Navy board inspects cruisers at Cape tests San Francisco
NEWPORT NEWS March 15 The board of inspection and survey of the navy arrived at Old Point last night to examine the cruisers San Francisco Olympia and Cincinnati. They went out the capes on the San Francisco today and conducted tests, hindered by rough weather, causing the vessel to return at noon.
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Newport News
Board of Inspection and Survey of the Navy
Old Point
San Francisco
Olympia
Cincinnati
Convicted men escape from prison cell in Ohio break
Bar ney Devine and Leonard Stevens, jailed for life for the Warrick killing near Somerton, were granted a new trial and staged a breakout in St. Clairsville Ohio. They bored through two steel plates and an inch of concrete on the cell floor and fled via the cellar.
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ST. Clairsville
Barney Devine
Leonard Stevens
Clarence Warrick
Somerton
Supreme Court Reverses Manslaughter Conviction in Bicycle Death
Columbus March 18 The Supreme Court reversed the Scioto county Circuit Court verdict in Noah Johnson vs State. Johnson riding a bicycle struck and killed a pedestrian in Scioteville. He was convicted of manslaughter by lower courts, which the high court discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Supreme Court Today
Circuit Court
Scioto County
Noah Johnson
Johnson
Scioteville
Supreme Court
Kentucky General Assembly Ends Amid Defeats
In Frankfort on March 15 the legislative session closed at midnight. Redistricting bills and an appropriation for Kentucky’s state representation at the St. Louis fair were defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Kentucky General Assembly
Midni
St. Louis Fair
Dr James Assumes Northwestern Presidency in Chicago
CHICAGO March 18 Dr Fernand J James assumed his position as head of the Northwestern college at Evanston today The institution had chief executive since former President Henry Wade Rogers resigned with dean Daniel Bonbright stepping down last year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fernand J. James
Northwestern Oacreee
Evanston
Daniel Bonbright
Henry Wade Rogers
Reports deny wife of former attorney general joins church
Paterson New Jersey March 1 Associated Press reports circulated claiming that the wife of the former attorney general has become a Christian Scientist. The AP states this information is fiction and untrue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
Associated Press
Tateren
Heart cure advertisement claims relief for palpitations
An advertisement promotes Dr Miles Heart Cure as a remedy for weak heart nerves and muscles. It cites a testimonial from Mus J A Cours of Upper Sandusky Ohio claiming three bottles stopped throbbing, smothering spells and pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Dr. Miles
J. A. Cours
Upper
Sandusky
Ohio
Dr Miles Heart Cure claims to steady nervous hearts
Dr Miles Heart Cure quiets the nervous heart slows pulse while increasing strength as nothing else can. Sold by druggists on a guarantee from Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind.
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Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
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