Michigan and national politics touch on Cuba and White House plans
The Michigan Republican members met to align on the Cuban reciprocity bill. Senators McMillan and Burrows agreed to oppose the measure in the House. Roosevelt discussed expanding White House facilities while preferring the building remain largely as is. Senate debates covered Philippine governance, courts, municipal debt, and habeas corpus appeals, with labor protests against the anti injunction bill and a push for enhanced warship construction in navy yards. A Mexican lottery fraud denial and pure-food bill advocacy by Dr. Wiley also featured, alongside mining and bonded warehouse rules.
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Weather forecast for Indiana Illinois and Ohio shows showers and varied temps
Forecast for Saturday and Sunday calls for showers in Indiana on Saturday with Sunday fair, in Illinois mostly fair with possible northeast showers, and rain or snow in northern Ohio with fresh north winds. Temperatures indicate a maximum near 46 and a minimum around 28. Blythe, Section Director, notes March climate data and precipitation figures.
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Indiana
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T. Blythe
Movements of steamers across ports in early March
In New York on March 2 arrivals include Cam from Liverpool and Queenstown from Bermuda. Queenstown reported arrival of Lucanta from New York bound for Liverpool, proceeding. Moville noted Tunisian sailing for St John New Brunswick via Browhead. Boulogne records Rotterdam to New York departures and Curtha arrival from New York.
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Maher Knocked Out by Ruhlin in Six Round Bout
In Philadelphia Gus Ruhlin defeats Peter Maher by knockout in the second round at the Industrial Athletic Club. Ruhlin pressed Maher to the ropes with jabs and rights to the jaw while Maher showed fatigue after a left to Ruhlin’s ear and aTrade of blows. Maher was carried to his corner but revived shortly after. In Oakland officials discuss the San Francisco fight situation as Jefferies rival Fitzsimmons rumors swirl. A Century Athletic Club contact in Los Angeles seeks terms for a Sharkey replacement if Fitzsimmons fails to meet purse demands.
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Industrial Athletic Club
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J. J. Jeffries
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Frisco
Fitasimmons
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Century Athletic Club Today
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Jeffries
Gilbert Won Handicap at Limited Gun Club
Fred Gilbert of Spirit Lake Iowa won the grand central handicap at the Limited Gun Club defeating 37 shooters. J E Hicks of Columbus was top rival as Gilbert edged a shoot off to claim first money and a silver medal. Scores and placements followed in a long list of names and yards with many tied prizes and a three day tournament concluding in Kansas City.
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Noted Physician Dead Consulted During McKinley Illness
A New Jersey dispatch reports Dr. W. W. Johnston of Washington died of pericarditis in Atlantic City. He was a renowned cardiology physician who treated many public figures and aided during President McKinley’s final hours but arrived too late. He leaves a family. remains to be interred in Washington.
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Atlantic City
N. J
W. W. Johnston
McKinley
Frank Erne Defeats Gus Gardner In Six Round Fight
Chicago March 21 Frank Erne won the decision over Philadelphia light heavyweight Gus Gardner after six rounds with Erne dominating from the start. Gardner lacked offense until a late rally in the final round, while preliminaries saw Tommy Sullivan of Brooklyn defeat Eddie Sprague of Streator Illinois as Sprague’s seconds threw in the towel in the third round.
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Frank Erne
Gus Gardner
Philadelphia
Erne
Gardner
Tommy Sullivan
Brooklyn
Eddie Sprague
Streator
Sprague
Baraboo Poet and Painter B L Durward Dies at 85
Baraboo Wisconsin on March 21 B L Dur ward noted poet and painter died today from general debility at age eighty five. He was known as a unique character in Wisconsin.
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Martyn Skillman
Transylvania Medical College
Joseph Breckenridge
United States Army
Baraboo, Wis
B. L Durward
Wisconsin
Neill Knocks Out Ferns in Twelfth Round Fight
San Francisco report of a scheduled twenty round contest where Neill defeated Ferns by knockout in the twelfth round, delivering a decisive victory under tonight's card.
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Neill
To Cure Grip in Two Days Laxative Bromo Quinine
Claiming a quick cure for grip, the advertisement asserts relief in two days using Laxative Bromo Quinine with E W Grove signature on every box.
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E. W. Grove
Five favorites win at Oakland racing card ends with upset
San Francisco race results report five favorites winning at Oakland. Valencienne, the favorite, earned no money as Mallawaka, from 15 to 1, claimed victory while Skip Me, at 7 to 1, finished second and Fonda, at 10 to 1, placed third. Axminster was kicked and cut in the first race. Invictus fell at the first turn in the third race and bolted afterward.
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Mallawaka
Skip Me
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Invictus
Horse Racing Results at New Orleans Meet
In New Orleans on March 21 the favored Gautama won the first race and Homage captured the final race as the meeting concluded. Winners in order were Gautama 4 to 1 Step Around 5 to 1 Dr Stephens 15 to 1 Lofter to 1 Pyrrho 18 to 5 Jessie Jarboe 5 to 2 Homage 8 to 1.
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Pyrrho
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General Blair dies after accident on transport
New York report confirms General Blair, a prize-winning heavy-harness horse owned by CC H. G. Billings, died after an accident while traveling from Chicago. The animal suffered injuries en route and did not recover.
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General Blair
CC. H. G. Billings
Chicago
Bill Nixon colt dies of pneumonia after Premier Stakes win
Nashville Tenn March 21 Bill Nixon the two year old stake winner died of pneumonia last night The colt won the Premier stakes at New Orleans making five eighths in 1 14
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Bill Nixon
New Orleans
Oxford Athletes Triumph In Annual Field Sports
In London on March 21 Oxford won most events at the Oxford Cambridge field sports at Queen's Club despite rain and a hail delay. Headlines include Cambridge results in many events led by Barclay and Cockshott, with Coe the American winning the hammer throw and Guy Roberts leading the mile for Oxford. Oxford sailors also prepare for the next boat race, with Americans Milburn brothers among the Oxford crew.
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Cockshott
Smith
Doorley
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MacNachten
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Lee
Ornish
Hay
J. Paul
Southampton
Milburn
J. G. Milburn
Airship race challenge sent to Santos-Dumont in Paris
Chicago papers report a preliminary airship race to precede the St. Louis World Fair aerial steeplechases. The challenge comes from Theophilus Williams of Chicago with rules to mirror fair events and notes several tests of the Chi ens machine. In New York, Wenrick and Keogh win two pool games at Montauk Academy with high runs, and in Richmond Indiana, the polo series sees Richmond defeat Racine 3 to 2.
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Paris
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St. Louis Fair Grounds
New York
Montauk Academy
Brook Tonight
William Wenrick
Irving Long
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Jerome R. Keogh
Buffalo
Grant Eby
Springfield
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Legendary Cold Cure Label Demands Names on Boxes
A historic note states the label of the Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets must include a specific name on every box. The enduring remedy for colds and grips is tied to trademarked branding and consumer recognition.
Honors Displayed in Tight Indianapolis High School Track Meet
Three hours of running events at Tomlinson Hall drew a full crowd as athletes from Indianapolis high schools Y M C A clubs Cincinnati Y M C A Pur due De Pauw and Indiana University competed for honors. Long distance races drained spectators while field events like shot put pole vault and high jump offered steadier excitement. Local entrants from Manual Training School led the way with several top honors, while Cincinnati Purdue De Pauw and Indiana claimed their shares amid a spirited rivalry between the city’s high schools.
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Battle in the streets and a high school relay showdown
The scene spilled into Pensylvania and Market streets as rival high school students clashed briefly until police intervened. The highlight was a crowded relay race between Shortridge and Training School with Shank and Shideler leading, while Emmerich won the running high jump and De Pauw dominated the intercollegiate events.
College track results include DePauw wins relay and pole vault
Cahlil Cincinnati won a 3 yard dash with M Wal lace L A second at 10 yards. Time 2 15 1 5 for the mile relay intercollegiate DePauw J Devers L Sisson T Lightbody won Butler Watts Elston B Davenport second Time 2 56 pole vault Purdue H M Stradling S H 5 second junior 440 Charles Goodrich won junior relay Day Juniors won.
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High scores in Capital City second game
Capital City team played a close, high scoring second game as F Garstang posted 24 and the first four batters topped 20. The Marions matched pace with strong scoring while other B. B. L. games produced good totals and notable performances among nearby teams.
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F. Garstang
Madrions
Albanian Revolution Report Reaches Yanina Governor’s Palace Besieged
Rome bureau of the Daily Mail cites a serious Albanian revolution with Yanina garrison attacked and gendarmes slain. Berat Para mythia Aviona Tuz Turkey outbreaks noted as revolts spread. Vienna desk cites a clash at Sistova with four Macedonians and two Turks dead and twenty six rebels wounded. All male villagers were arrested.
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St Louis to Play Here in Early Season Exhibitions
Manager Watkins announced St. Louis will visit Indianapolis for exhibition games on April 1 and 12. Indianapolis will host St. Louis again on April 12 14 and 15. Hogriever and his wife arrived, Hogriever in good condition and aiming to be ready for the call to play ball.
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George Hogriever
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Shortridge Girls Challenge German House Five
The Shortridge girls basketball team has challenged the German House five and the latter accepted. The game will be played next Wednesday at the sym nasium at the German House, spectators will be admitted.
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Aiht
Prince Henry Wins Favor Amid Political Tussle
Baltimore American notes Prince Henry has won goodwill among the American public though observers warn another such victory could be decisive in shaping future political balance.
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Prince Henry
Cold Damp Feet Won't Give You a Cola If You Will Take In Time
An advertisement urges readers to take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets marketed with E W Groves on the box. The promo claims the product relieves cold damp discomfort and promises a timely remedy.
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E. W. Grove
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