Federation of Millers Form National Federation in Chicago
The National Millers Federation formed in Chicago with capital of 910 million and flour output of 100,000,000 barrels. Officers include President Barney A. Eckhart and VPs Henry L. Mi Polis and Stanard. The group aims to extend markets via reciprocity treaties and mutual interests, not price control.
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London
Moses Schwartz Arrested Here in Bank Forgery Case
Moses Schwartz, sought in New York for forged notes tied to the Seventh National Bank totaling about $100,000, was arrested in Philadelphia. He faced a hearing and was held for requisition papers from New York as detectives traced his prior banking ties to the Manhattan Mercantile Company.
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One Cent Restaurant Opens in New York
A New York city report notes a one cent restaurant opened to show how cheaply the human body can be nourished. The menu offers limited dishes such as large bowls of soup steamed hominy oats and elements costing 5 to 10 cents per portion, claimed to supply full nourishment. Separate item mentions rising fresh meat prices in New York with wholesalers signaling increases soon and exports driving higher prices.
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Trial Opens In Murder Case Of Mrs Mabel F Haynes
New York reports opening of the Mount Holly New Jersey trial of Mrs Mabel Fenton Haynes charged with causing the death by beating of her stepdaughter amid large crowds. The case centers on alleged hatred for the dead mother. A four month old prisoner’s child accompanies her into the dock as a two year old boy is seen nearby. Prosecution outlines the case in opening statements.
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Prisoner Linked to Child’s Death After Aconite Claim
The prisoner asked a physician about a sick child and supplied aconite pills. She later said the child had convulsions. The physician found the child severely injured and died, noting no convulsions. He claimed the child was beaten to death. The prisoner remained unmoved during the trial.
Hunt of the British for Delarey Ends In Mixed Results
British columns claim 13 prisoners from the Delarey pursuit with captures including 3 five pounders, two pompons, 100 cattle and 89 prisoners plus carts and wagons. Delarey evades a cordon as Rochefort and Rawlinson report later results.
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Roberts quote ends long abstemious life vow against Boers
London March 26 Field Marshal Lord Roberts reply to Lord Lansdowne on taking command against the Boers is quoted in a new biography by James McLaren Cobban He says Roberts declared after Majuba Hill that he had led an abstemious life for nineteen years in hope of this day Cobban notes Roberts foresaw the struggle between Briton and Boer would continue until final resolution.
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Pope urges World Prayer for Peace Between Britain and Boers
Osservatore Romano prints an article said to be by the Pope urging Christians worldwide to pray for the end of the war between Britain and the Boers. The piece appears in the Vatican’s semi official organ. The appeal emphasizes peace and unity among nations.
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Investigation Among Farmers on Leprosy Cause
London reports Dr. Jonathan Hutchinson, former Royal College of Surgeons president, ties leprosy spread to badly cured salt fish from Cape Town and coastal ports. He cautions occasional person-to-person transfer via contaminated food, urges fish-curing regulation and isolation homes during high-risk stages, while stressing non infectious nature in general. Berlin discusses German meat law protests and borax safety, with Frankfort sausage makers alarmed and preparing a memorial for the Foreign Office.
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Robbers Threaten Hotel Whitley Safe in Emporia
Two masked men entered the Hotel Whitley lobby in Emporia Kansas and with two revolvers forced clerk Paul Vickery porter Jesse Reeves and traveler W F Sullivan to surrender cash. Sullivan handed over $9 and both he and the porter were locked in a cloakroom. Vickery opened the safe but could not, after which the robbers fled. No crew or further details available.
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Alcohol motors offered by German ministries for military use
Berlin March 26. The Reichsanzeiger notes an offer by the war and agriculture ministries of Germany for first, second, and third prizes of 10000, 5000, and 2500 marks for the best alcohol motors. Motors must be German made, under eight tons, weigh-to-draw sixteen tons on good roads, cross meadows and water eighteen inches deep, tires up to twenty inches wide, and ready to test in February 1903. Emperor William initiated the prize, eyeing economical uses for alcohol motors in military logistics. farmers favor the idea as alcohol comes from potatoes.
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White Star Celtic Arrives Naples With American Tourists
The White Star steamer Celtic has docked in Naples carrying a large group of American tourists. The Augusta Victoria of Hamburg American Line has completed a seventy day Oriental cruise, docking after stopping at major Mediterranean ports. The Augusta Victoria left New York January 2 and is expected to return April 4.
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Duel at Clayton Post Office Ends in Fatality
A duel at the Clayton New Mexico post office today left W. E. Sears dead. Postmaster John M. Guyer was unharmed and taken into custody. The incident occurred in the post office building with Sears’ identity noted but unclear in this report.
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Tobacco dealers seek wholesale support in London
London buyers and wholesalers await a formal pledge as the American Tobacco Company leaders meet the Wholesale Tobacco Dealers' Association. A chairman states the firm aims to secure broad backing from retailers and distributors this morning.
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Russia's 4 per cent loan opens April subscriptions
The prospectus for the new 4 percent Russian loan of 3 000 marks is issued and tax free. Subscriptions are receivable April and the issue price is 97 percent. The total loan amounts to 293,000,000 marks covering Russia's share of the Chinese indemnity, with 300,08,00 marks offered in Germany.
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Cholera Death Toll At Mecca And Medina Reported
Constantinople reports 1129 deaths from cholera in Mecca and Medina. The bulletin confirms fatalities in the two holy cities as authorities address the epidemic.
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Queen Alexandra Heads to Copenhagen Birthday Celebration
Queen Alexandra set out from London to attend the April 8 birthday celebration of King Christian IX of Denmark, born April 8, 1818, in Copenhagen. Berlin reports Prince Adelbert will not visit the United States. no visit contemplated by the third son of Emperor William.
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American Missionary Ellen M. Jones Sails for London
SALONICA March 26 Ellen M Jones American missionary has started for London then to America. House of Commons takes a recess in London March 2 after a brief session adjourned to April 7 for Easter holidays.
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Race riot erupts near Jasper Alabama in east county area
Reports say a race riot broke out twelve miles east of Jasper with about 150 shots exchanged. Sheriff Moore has governor authorization to call out the militia while Captain Bankhead is prepared to respond. The trouble centers on a negro colony by Warrior river amid longstanding racial tensions and a recent white assault on two black men.
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Bigamy case tied to Omaha marriage claim
Mrs. Alice T. Coffey of Omaha identified a photo of Charles BE McKown alias Nelson as the man she married in January. They wed in Omaha, stayed at a local hotel, then he allegedly took her jewelry and vanished after saying he would arrange business matters. Nelson denies knowing Coffey and says he has three wives.
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Costly tunnel collision suits filed in White Plains
Damages totaling about 1.9 million dollars are sought in the Supreme Court at White Plains against the New York Central Railroad for deaths and injuries from a Park Avenue tunnel crash. Walter Coffin leads the largest case seeking 960 thousand for injuries to his son Everett, a 15 year old still at Flower Hospital.
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Great gold nugget found in Wichita mountains mine activity
Great excitement grips Lawton as miners uncover an eighty five pound nugget of pure gold in Devil's canyon. The site is linked to ancient Spaniard mining, with several crucibles recently unearthed nearby.
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Nebraska court upholds anti oleomargarine law ruling
In Lincoln Nebraska District Court Judge Cornish ruled in favor of the State in a suit challenging the legality of the oleomargarine ban. A local pair was fined for selling the yellow colored product as prohibited under the Nebraska law.
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Deserter bills vetoed by Roosevelt. Congress stalled
President Roosevelt vetoed three bills restoring deserters to veterans rolls while Congress faces a flood of pending measures. He warned he will sign none unless cases are very meritorious and expressed no belief in special legislation. Report covers reactions of congressmen, veterans, and related political maneuvers.
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Paine's Celery Compound for the Aged’s Comfort and Health
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