Tariff changes and new U S nominations stir politics
The article outlines a new tariff schedule with 113 articles affecting agricultural goods and beverages, notes on revenue aims, and calls it a tariff de guerre. It also lists presidential nominations and confirmations, spanning collectors, lieutenants, postmasters, and a civil service commissioner, plus plans for Danish West Indies governance and a broadened Bureau of American Republics role.
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Maine
I. Hardy
United States
Switzerland
Weather prospects for Indiana Ohio Illinois from March forecast
Washington dispatch reports Thursday and Friday weather for Indiana Illinois and Ohio. Indiana: fair and warmer Thursday, rain Friday with fresh south winds. Illinois: fair and warmer Thursday, Friday rain with colder north portion and brisk south winds. Ohio: fair and warmer Thursday, increasing cloudiness, Friday rain with fresh north to west winds. Local observations note clear conditions morning and evening. Blythe lists temperatures and mean precipitation. A separate Mass high wind caused damage including chimney and cupola destruction to First Congregational Church.
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Washington
Indiana
Ilinols
Ohio
Ther
R.H
W. T. Blythe
Adams
Mass
First Congregational
Movements of Steamers Across World Ports
Movements reported from multiple ports include arrivals and sailings. Teu tonic and Nomadic arrived at New York from Liverpool while Moltke came from Hamburg and Furnessia from Glasgow. Sailings include Germanic to Liverpool and Phoenicia to Naples and Genoa. New entries list Empress of China from Vancouver and Yokohama bound for Liverpool, plus Ivernia sailing from Liverpool to Boston and other regional arrivals in Hong Kong, Queenstown, Auckland, and South Australia.
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Nomadic
Liverpool
Moltke
Hamburg
Furnessia
Glasgow
Antwerp
St. Louis
Southampton
Phoenicia
Genoa
Hong-Kong
Emof
China
Vancouver
Seattle
Yokohama
Queenstown
New York
Ivernia
Tiverpool
Boston
Auckland
Somona
San Francisco
Honolulu
Sydney
New South Wales
Southam
Pan
Dominion
Portland
Conference plans and new U S military commands outlined
The article notes upcoming fall conferences on customs uniformity and coffee industry measures, plus planned changes in Army department commands under Maj. Gen. Arthur McArthur, Gen. Frederick Funston, and Brig. Gen. Kobbe. It also covers extradition questions for Gaynor and Greene, prompts about Interior Secretary rumors, Hepburn bill support, naval squadron moves, and Yellowstone Park expansion proposed by the Interior Department.
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Arthur McArthur
Department of the Lakes
Chicago
Frederick Funston
Department of the Colorado
Denver
Col
Ee A. Kobbe
Dakota
St Minn
Deaths of James H. Fairchild and Achilles I in Paris
Oberlin’s James H. Fairchild, longtime professor and president, dies after a brief illness in Oberlin Ohio. In Paris, Achilles I known as King of Patagonia dies of pneumonia. his will appoints a successor, but details await French etiquette and American reaction.
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Achilles 1
Patagonia
Paris
Achilles I
Araucania
Achilles
Place de la Nation
Counsin
Antoine 1
Pereguex
South America
Laviarde
Antoine
Chili
Ers
Edward Green dies in Vermont after illness
Belfows Falls Vermont March 19 Edward Green husband of Hetty Green famed as Americas richest woman died at home after six months of kidney trouble He was born February 6 1811 in Bellows Falls He started with Dean Co Boston the firm failed and he later went to London and then to Manila where he stayed seventeen years
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Edward Green
Hetty Green
America
Dean & Co., Bostern
Green
London
Manila
Philippine Islands
Russell, Sturgis & Co
Hetty Howland Obingen
E. Fr. R. Green
Texas Midland Haliroad
Sylvia A. H. Green
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Union Club
New York
Somerset Club
Boston
Suromers
Jonathan Boyce
Essexville
Mich
United States
American and Journal
Bath
N. Y
Robert Johnstone
State Soldiers' Home
Junius Brutus Booth
Forrest
Macready
Actors’ Fund
Twenty-ffth Regiment
New York Volunteers
Notable 19th Century Rail Executives and Actors Pass Away
The report recalls Jonathan Boyce a Michigan lumber magnate who built Essexville and traveled to Britain, and Robert John Stone a veteran actor of the Civil War era. It notes Edward Carter father of Senator Carter of Montana, whose funeral at St Patrick's Church in Pana, Illinois drew a large crowd.
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Springfield
Edward Carter
United States
Carter
Montana
Colorado Springs
Col
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Pana
Raarlyenki
Corcoran Quits in Sixth Round in Savannah Fight
Tommy Corcoran of Savannah quits in the sixth round of a twenty round bout with Jack Grace of New York. Corcoran’s left ear nearly torn away, his ear damaged in August and worsened tonight. he’s hospitalized with a severed ear. Grace overwhelms with punches and clinches. News also lists a future bantam title bout setup involving Feltz Reagan and Forbes.
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Tommy Corcoran
Jack Grace
New York
Savannah Athletic Club
Corcoran
Grace
Tommy Feltz
Johnny Reagan
St. Louis
Harry Forbes
Jeffries Fitzsimmons Bid Sparks San Francisco Charity Offer
Billy Delaney for James J. Jeffries says they have given Fitzsimmons a chance to respond. Jeffries sent a personal message asking his intentions but no reply. San Francisco supervisors may let the higher bid club run the fight with charity proceeds. If needed, a reputable Eastern referee could accompany the challenger. The high-bid club wins if Fitzsimmons accepts. In Los Angeles, Fitzsimmons did not decide by tonight. He telegraphed he hopes an Eastern club raises the $25,000 bid already made by Los Angeles interests.
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Cal
Billy Delaney
James J. Jeffries
Fitzsimmons UN
Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Century Club
Jeffries- Fitzsimmons
Itzasimmons
Philadelphia Jack OBrien Stops Denfass in Fifth at Penn Club
Philadelphia March 19 Ed Denfass of this city is stopped in the fifth round by Philadelph ia Jack O Brien at the Penn Athletic Club. The bout was scheduled for six rounds and favored O Brien from the start. Denfass was floored in the third and faded thereafter until the stoppage.
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Philadelphia
Jack” O'Brien
Ed Denfass
Penn Athletic Club
O'Brien
Denfass
Erne Gardner Bout Postponed Over Armory Issue
Chicago reports the Erne Gardner fight delayed from tonight to Friday due to Governor Yates opposing use of a state militia armory for prize ring events. A private hall now hosts the event replacing the Seventh Regiment armory.
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Chicago
Erne Gardner
Yates
Seventh Regiment
Ryan Accepts Bout With Gorman For Five Thousand Side
Tommy Ryan agreed to box Johnny Gorman of New York before the National Baton Club of London for $5,000 a side on coronation night. The National Sporting Club attempted a Ryan versus Jack O'Brien match, but terms could not be settled.
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Kansas City
Tommy Ryan
Johnny Gorman
New York
National Baton Club
London
National Sporting Club
Ryan
Jack O'Brien
Harris to Match McGovern with Benny Yanger in May fight
Sam Harris announced that he will match Terry McGovern against Benny Yanger of Chicago in a bout likely set for May. The venue is expected to be Louisville.
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Cincinnati
Sam Harris
Terry McGovern
McGovern
Benny Yanger
Chicago
Louisville
Erne and McFadden to Fight for World Lightweight Title
Frank Erne of Buffalo and George McFadden of New York have signed to box for the world lightweight championship at the Southern Athletic Club in Louisville on April 4.
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Louisville
Frank Erne
Buffalo
George McFadden
New York
Southern Athletic Club
Bryan Leaves Lincoln For Farm Life On Birthday
On March 19 in Lincoln Nebraska W J Bryan marked his forty second birthday by moving four miles from the city to a farm. He and his family will reside in a barn until a country house is completed.
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Lincoln
Lincoln, Neb
W. J. Bryan
City of
Freight Train Collides With Work Caboose In Hungary Crash
A westbound Pennsylvania freight train struck a work-train caboose carrying eight sleeping Hungarians. All eight were injured, two critically. The wreck sparked a fire that destroyed the caboose. the freight train engineer and fireman escaped by jumping clear.
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Niles
Pennsylvania
Woodward to be hanged for Wyoming sheriff murder
Charles Woodward, under death sentence for the January murder of Sheriff Ricker, will be hanged March 3 in the Casper jail yard. His attorney said no appeal to the Supreme Court will be filed. Execution set for Good Friday.
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Casper
Wyo
Charles Woodward
Ricker
Woodward
Supreme Court
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabs Box Claim
A historical ad note stating that the name must appear on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets, the celebrated Cold and Grip Cure, priced at 25 cents.
Arrival of Third Base Man and Boxing of Spring Training in Midwest
Charles Babb arrives with his wife to play third base for Indianapolis this season and expects warm weather signals. Hoghever and others soon to arrive as teams eye exhibition game with Shortridge High on April 15 at Washington Park. Fort Wayne owner Mautner reports eight players under contract, including Mullin who may join Detroit for practice. Lafayette squad trains indoors as pitchers Ide Ruby and Leslie vie for staff, Cowell backs up behind the plate. McIntyre leaves Toledo for Shreveport after turning down New York terms. seeks more work with less pay in a Southern League setting.
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Charles Babb
Indianapolis
Babb
Hoghever
Shortridge High School
Washington Park
Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
I. Mautner
George Mullin
Mullin
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Power
Western Association
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Ide
Ruby
Leslie
Cowell
Muncie
Harry McIntyre
Toledo
New York
Texas
Freedman
Shreveport
McIntyre
Dispute Over McGuire Signing With Detroit Club
James McGuire, longtime Brooklyn catcher, signed with Detroit of the American League, prompting Brooklyn officials to dispute the move. McGuire declares he will play for Detroit, citing an earlier binding agreement, while Brooklyn insists no forceful departure occurred. Also reported, Thomas E Burns, Jersey City manager and former MLB figure, was found dead in his home due to heart disease.
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United States
Spain
Hay
Ohio
California
Madrid
Detroit
Mich
James McGuire
Brooklyn
New York
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Michigan
Ebbetts
McGuire
French Lick Springs
West Baden
Ind
Free Press
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Stallings
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Doyle
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Jersey City
P. T. Powers
Burns
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Pittsburg
Springfield
Mass
Gare Seer
Trains Break Through Blizzard Blockade to St Paul
Snowbound rail service is resuming with Soo line reaching St Paul after clearing eastern North Dakota. Northern Pacific and Great Northern expect trains tomorrow as Billings reports first through train from the East arriving at 6 o'clock after five days delayed by the blizzard.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Soo Line
North Dakota
Soo
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Billings
Mont
Purdue Names Charles M Best as Football Coach
Purdue Athletic Association selects Charles M Best of Des Moines Iowa to coach next season and sign him for services. He reports August 15 and was chosen from six applicants amid high student approval. Best played at Lafayette College and Drake University and has coached football, baseball, and track. He may be joined by F D Herbold as assistant as plans move forward. The football program is seen as more promising this year.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue Athletic Association
Charles M. Best
Des Moines
Benjamin G. Owen
Michigan
John F. McLean
Knox
Hugh White
Best
Lafayette College
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Lafayettes
Dickinson College
Drake University
F. D. Herbold
Voiue
Herbold
Purdue to meet Yale in gym April 8 in Lafayette
Purdue will host Yale in a university gymnasium game on April 8 in Lafayette Indiana. The teams are in hard practice with preparations underway for a record breaking attendance and a major event of the year.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Yale
University Gymnasium
Mrs English Wins High Gun At Limited Gun Club Meet
Mrs English topped yesterday’s ten target inanimate match at the Limited Gun Club, shooting a five pound trap gun. Fred Gilbert led with 12 of 150, edging Rike who had 13 in the final event as Tripp and Hellkes trailed. Forty shooters entered the fifth annual Central handicap tournament with many aiming for the Grand Central event tomorrow.
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Rollo Hellkes
E. H. Tripp
Scott County
English
Kansas City
Fred Gilbert
Rike
Tripp
Budd
Marshall
Fanning
Rollo Heltkes
Final Trials Name Shortridge Relay Team
Clarence McKinney Howard Shank Joe Kelsey Bennett Gates head Shortridge’s relay squad for tomorrow’s indoor meet at Tomlinson Hall with Walter Gipe and Lewis Brown as substitutes. M T H S team captain Jack Shideler picks members from records and training times amid protest over handicaps.
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Shortridge High School
Tomlinson Hall
Clarence McKinney
Howard Shank
Joe Kelsey
Bennett Gates
Walter Gipe
Lewis Brown
Jack Shideler
Carlin Woodbridge
Vernon Bowers
Harry Wheeler
Albert McCullum
Roy White
Revolver Contest By Telegraph Between Chicago and St Louis
Chicago and St Louis police marksmen reached a mutual agreement for a telegraph pistol contest on May 2. Captain Roemer of St. Louis and Capt L J Ford of Chicago arranged conditions for twenty five shooters from each city. Standard targets at twenty yards with 38 caliber revolvers. The losing team pays all expenses.
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Telegraph
Chicago
St. Louis
Roemer
L. J. Ford
Arml
Davis Leads Hawok Indian in Six Day Foot Race
In Lynn Massachusetts Davis the Mo hawk Indian held the lead at the twelfth hour with 1 miles 12 laps while Hegelman pressed hard. Hegelman trailed with 89.10 miles Dineen 86.16 and Golden 86.13 points. In Fall River seven teams remained in the six day event at the sixth hour the leaders were Ashley and Crooks 56 miles 23 laps Mullaney and Henry 55.19 Ashley and Casey 0.16.
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Lynn
Mass
Davis
Hegelman
Dineen
Golden
Fall River
Ashley and Crooks
Mullaney
Henry
Ashley and
Casey
Mayor blocks Ath letic Park grand stand permit
In St Louis on March 1 the refusal of Mayor Wells to sign the wooden grand stand permit at Athletic Park threatens the American League club with a delay. A City Council bill aims to speed passage but ordinances typically take weeks, risking postponing the April 3 opening or forcing use of the present stand.
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Louis
Wells
Athletic Park
Clearwater beats McCune in pool tournament opener
In Brooklyn W E Clearwater of Ellwood Pennsylvania defeated W F E McCune of Boston 135 to 16. High runs were 23 for Clearwater and 22 for McCune. The second game saw William Wenrick of New York defeat H P Stofft of Cleveland 15 to 9 with high runs of 27 and 18 respectively.
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Brooklyn
W. E. Clearwater
Ellwood
W. FE. McCune
Boston
Clearwater
McCune
William Wenrick
H. P. Stofft
Cleveland
Wenrick
Stofft
Relics from Siberia arrive at American Museum
One hundred thirty six boxes of relics toys masks and house models from Siberia arrived for the American Museum of Natural History. Collected by three Jesup expedition members the items will aid the anthropological department as object lessons on life of northeastern Asian peoples. Pottery from Siberia resembles that found in Alaska aiding study of proposed ancient human migration from Asia to America.
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New York
American Museum of Natural History
Siberia
Jesup
Anthropological Department
Museum
Asia
Alaska
Jesup Expedition
America
Trophy to be awarded at M C A indoor carnival relay
Saks and Co. commissioned Charles Mayer and Co. to craft a twelve inch loving cup as the trophy for the relay race between Manual Training and Shortridge High School at Tomlinson Hall tomorrow evening. The cup remains property of the winning team until seized by another winner.
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Saks & Co
Charles Mayer & Co
Shortridge High
Tomlinson Hall
Baltimore ex-player pleads guilty to theater assault
Michael Donlin, ex-member of the Baltimore baseball club, pleads guilty to two indictments for assaulting Miss Minnie Pields, an actress, and Ernest L. Slaton outside a local theater on March 12. He is sentenced to six months in jail and fined $860. Donlin claims amnesia for the incident.
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Michael Donlin
Baltimore Baseball Club
Minnie Pields
Ernest L. Slaton
Donila
Running Races In Oakland Favor Fine Weather
San Francisco report notes race day at Oakland with dry track slowed by prior rain. Watercure won the Kitekitat ace easily over The Fretter and Bragg, while Green Morris took another event with Old England. Winners and odds include Deutschland 6 to 1, Princess Titania 7 to 10, Watercure 7 to 5, Old England 1 to 2, Redwald 4 to 1, Artitla 5 to 2.
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Watercure
Fretter
Bragg
Green Morris
Old England
Henry Zeigler
Jackson
Deutschland
Princess Titania
Cold Damp Feet Won’t Give You a Cold Laxative Bromo Quinine
An old time promotional note claims cold damp feet won’t cause illness if you take in time Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It features E. W. Grove’s signature on the box.
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E. W. Grove
Big horse deal nets 31 yearlings at Hartland Stud
In Lexington on March 18 J W Schoor of Memphis and J J McCafferty of New York bought Hartland stud in Woodford County from J N Camden. The purchase included thirty one yearling thoroughbreds valued at 2 000 dollars. Sixteen are by Imp Esher twelve by Handsome and others by established sires.
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J. W. Schoor
Memphis
J. J. McCafferty
New York
J. N. Camden
Hartland Stud
Woodford County
Imp. Esher
Handsome
Charter Oak Park opens six Grand Circuit events
New York March 18 Charter Oak Park Hartford Conn has opened six early closing events for its Grand Circuit meeting three for trotters and pacers as follows For trotters Charter Oak 2 11 class 10000 Sa Set 5 0 and 238 class 8000 For pacers 3000 216 class 3000 and 230 class 00
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Charter Oak Park
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Conn
Charter Oak
Dealt in Big Figures and High Mark by Tish-I-Mingoes
The article notes Tish-I-Mingoes achieving five scores setting a high individual mark. It mentions the prospects facing trouble against the Hoo-Hoos and references the Seeren in a lively, period tone.
Admiral Kempf Returns to Oakland After Asiatic Station Relief
Rear Admiral Louis Kempff arrived on the City of Peking and went to his Oakland home to await orders from Washington after being relieved on the Asiatic station.
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San Francisco
Louis Kempf
Orient
City of Peking
Kempff
Oakland
Washington
Murrell Leaves for Mexico in Bribery Case
ST. LOUIS reports that Mr Murrell, accused of bribery, departed last Sunday night for Mexico. The offense of bribery is not extraditable under the treaty between the United and Mexico.
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Mextes
Cure a Cold In One Day By Laxative Bromo Quinine
An old drug advertise promotes a one day cure for colds with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tableta. It claims apothecaries will refund the money if it fails and bears W. Grove's signature on each package.
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W. Grove
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