Wireless Telegraphy Experiments On Atlantic Coast
Secretary Workman directs wireless telegraphy tests along Virginia and North Carolina coasts under Weather Bureau chief Tadmore. Midway probes cover long distances up to 500 miles with stations at Cape Henry and Pamlico Sound, Roslinden, Hutierax, and others, advancing submarine and coastal signaling research.
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Washington
Wiil
Virginia
Northeroithie
Wilman
Wii- Ta Tadwore
Durvatt
Bret Moure U
Hutierax
Ros
Pamiies Sound
North
Carolin
Cape Henry
Wuch Hs
A Horrible Outbreak Phoxy Wrint Ends
A fragmented report describes a deadly outbreak with grim cause and toll. Authorities warn residents to heed health advisories while hospitals mobilize resources and monitor the spread in affected communities.
A. R. Bremer Co. Free Sample Event Draws Crowd
A crowded scene formed as many people obtained free samples from the A. R. Bremer Co. Some attendees left with samples while others continued through the line. Details remain unclear due to garbled text.
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Nepertad
St Louis Brokers Fall. Oldest Firm Makes Assignment
St Louis brokerage house Gaylord Bleas-Tig Co, one of the city's oldest firms, filed a deed of assignment. The deed lists Samuel A Gaylord and Jean H Blessing as trustees with S A Gesford and an unnamed beneficiary as assigns. No rumor of insolvency circulated. local brokers say the firm was solvent.
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St. Louis
Geylord, Bleas- Tig @& Co
Sre mdi
Ted 10
Samuel A. Gaylord
Jean H. ‘Blessing
S A Gesford
Eee
Aiowoelal Straits
Promotnens
Two Boys Kill Each Other After School Fight at St Stanislaus
In Chicago on March 12 a feud between two boys ended with Thomas Ladtkowski shot through the heart by Frank Wiskiewski near St Stanislaus Church. A priest intervened as the youth fired a pistol, causing a crowd of students to witness the tragedy after a Mother of Poland society gathering.
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Chicago
Stanislaus Shurch
Noble and
Bradley Street
Fitieny
Thomas Ladtkowsii
Ty Wulfe
Frank Wiskiewski
Father Batszinski
Wisnie
Wissiewski
Mother of Poland
Stanixiaus
New York
Balfour
House of Commeis
London
Tribune
St. James
Norcod
Botlee
Uae
Meat for Soldiers Fresh Canned Goods Sent to Philippines
A large shipment of canned meats and corned beef destined for American troops in the Philippines has been unloaded in Chicago. About five hundred thousand cans are prepared for transport to San Pedro where they will be loaded onto transport ships and sent to Manila.
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Philippines
Chicago
Sancleto
Arfl
Mantin
Diabolical Scheme Up Friend of His Sweetheart
Fragmentary report from New York describes a diabolical scheme involving a sweetheart’s friend and a plan tied to a World Prom Prederickt Milter. Lacked clear names or locations. readable fragments mention a mission, a box, and a potential link to prosperity.
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New York
Aefal
Appeal to the King for Mrs Maybricks Clemency
A New York dispatch reports efforts to obtain royal clemency for Mrs Maybrick. Proponents seek a petition to King Victor Emmanuel for pardon, noting private advisers and attempts to influence the Crown while deploring newspaper advocacy.
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New York
Maybrivis
Rowgus
Mosbelek
Lowdon
Striuenter
Kayuch Vi
Sy.milusiaves
Muybrink
Nation
Liberal Club
Naverthi
Maybrick
Mra. Stazbrivk
Newspiayer
Lavy
Geramt
Huri
Rome
Sampson Denies Publication Of Morgen Letter
Rear Admiral denies responsibility for publication of the Morgen letter endorsed by Gutier Morgan. Official correspondence shows the endorsement copied to a press book and circulated by press clerks and a press copy clerk. Several named officers were questioned and cleared of responsibility.
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Morgen
New Fork
Times
Newport
Tear Sdlend
Gutiner Morgan
United States
Nu Yard
Bastar
Ying
Gunner Monpan
Linying
E. J. Bennet
PF. Wels
Jtter
Arthur F. Bmacksy
Charles J. Thornton
Fh. Wthamak
U.S
Cape Jane Jokdkon
Breman
Thase
Uhitashee
W. T
Don Jaime Seeks Rest Amid Spain Succession Talk
March 12 report says Don Jaime, son of the claimant, denies his father abdicated and plans to remain neutral in politics while serving in Fe Chi LA. He emphasizes duty and honor, hints at possible political change, and notes American views on the royal succession and surplus beet export.
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Oiarsetiten
Don Jaime
Fe Chi LA
Tressian
America
Colorado miners arrive amid strike action in Gallup
Report from Denver and Conn shows Colorado Fun and Company sending miners to fit tires of strikers in New Mexico mines. Forty have arrived at Gallup and more expected within days. Pay and work conditions mentioned, and movement tied to coal region tensions.
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Denver
Conn
Maroh
Itty
Colorado
Bexico
Gallup
Partie Coast
Boe
Spring Langour Potent Bitters Advertisement
An old style health elixir touts Frostetters stomarh Bitters as a universal medicine for all ages. It promises to steadily sharpen the system, cure stomach disorders, and cleanse internal organs. Claims include improved liver and kidney function and relief from insomnia.
Porto Rico Emigration to Hawaii Amid Labor Pressure
Correspondence from San Juan reports Porto Ricans leaving for Hawaii as overpopulation and unemployment grow. Emigration firms face police delays and accusations of coercion as 800 plus men women and children seek work on sugar plantations and rail projects abroad.
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Associated Press
San Juan
Porto Rico
Hawai
Hawaii
Ponce
Shipy
Coburt Trop Roines
Spanish_amerligan iron company
Eetoms
Tient Go Co Keusdor
McDonald Railroad
South America
Mali
Srmatl Qurties
Har Labor Cies
Fnr
Porto
Yast
Mission inspector appoints new Presbyterian mission secretary
San Francisco March 12 Reverend Arthur Browne secretary of the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions has arrived to oversee missionary work. He is named to a six year post with duties including coordinating funds and guiding efforts in the Philippines and other fields as the board seeks to strengthen the missionary program.
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San Franses
Arthur 1A Browne
Presbyterian Desrd of Foreign Missions
Han
Brown
Suse
Carnegie denies Europe visit with Morgan says plans abroad soon
An interview from New York dated March 12 quotes Andrew Carnegie denying reports of touring Europe with J. P. Morgan. He says no arrangements exist and he will depart only after current commitments. The rest of the item notes assorted 19th century business and personal news from Ohio and Pennsylvania, including brick company reshaping and a morphine death.
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Steel King
Europe
Morgan
New York
Andrew Carnegie
P. Morgan
Sage Priety
Mr. Morgan
Colme
Earl
Senator Morgans View of Englands Rejection of the Treaty
Senator Morgan voices support for U S canal plans in Nicaragua and Costa Rica, opposing the Chilton Bulwer treaty and urging action under Constantinople treaty principles. He warns Britain and allies against obstructing the agreements with Costa Rica and Nicaragua, stating they reflect American will and safety.
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Morgan
England
Yors
Sineter
Jon Th. Moreen
Internafingal Canair
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
United States
Great Britain
Constantinople
Eer
Nicaray
Edward
Beltala
Two Dams Burst Near Providence In Fatal Flood
A flood after two dams burst north of Providence on March 12 carried away two wooden buildings housing nine people. One drowned, firemen crawled ladders tied with rope to debris, a raft carried a missing woman downstream, and the destroyed area presented a scene of devastation.
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Providence
Durst
Allen Print Works
Very Important Capture Report From Manila Insurgents
March 22 dispatch from Manila reports a major capture and surrender of insurgent bands. General Meare confirms the operation with several officers captured or killed. the event is described as very important for the campaign in the archipelago.
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MacArthur
Wrhakington
Solosrtsws Cabierram
Gener! Meare
Manila
Geren Marion Tess
Eerenderyd
Phil
Cotinine
Mente
Am Tene
Oslac
Arthur
Memorial tablets named for Hartard union graduates
Cambridge March 12 The committee of undeterdantes and graduates of Hartard union selected ten names for memorial tablets in the new university elut building. Names include John Adame James Russell Lowell Jossop Warren Mather Joseph Story Asa Gray and Asa Summer with Henrys Danster noted as the first president of Barvand college.
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Llustrious
Cambridge
Mass
Hartard Union
New University
John Adame
James Russell Lowell
Louis Agas- Jossop Warren
Mather
Joseph Story
Benjamin Pyerce
Edward Averstt
Isls
Asa Gray
Chores Summer
Toana Henrys Danster
Barvand College
Danger of Floods Passes With Rivers Falling Fast
Reports from towns along the Susquehanna and Schuylkill indicate flood danger has passed as water levels decline. York Lancaster Harrisburg Reading Bethlehem Allentown and others report rapid falls. Wrightsville notes slow descent on the Susquehanna with no ice jams or gorge noted at Safe Harbor or York Haven.
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Philadephia
Susquehdnna
Sechwylkill
York
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Bethlehem
Allentown
Aston
Wrightville
Susquehamna River
Safe Har
York Haven
Vardon Plans Stay Amid Nordic Upset In Britain
Vardon aims to spend the coming season in Great Britain despite Besera expectations. An American manager received a letter implying Vardon intended to remain in the country, challenging plans for a home base elsewhere.
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Vardon
New York
Besera
Great Brita
Bln
Mitchell and McBride Visit New Fork New York
United States Senator John Mitchell of Oregon and his associate Senator George W. McBride arrived at the Fifth Avenue hotel in New Fork for a visit. Also noted is the opening of a new tailor shop, Olof Ekberg, at 10 West 7th Street with spring styles now available, while security measures appeared bulging.
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Senator Mitchell
New Fork
New York
United States
John
Mitchell
Oregon
George W. McBride
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Olof Ekberg
Merchant Tailor
West 7Th St
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Sampson
Colorado Fuel Company
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Ohio Premed Brick Company
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Wre Pusan Rogers
Mayvin Rogers
National Literate and Art Bureau
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Pitsburg
Gina
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Rochester
Rochester Glass
Baturday
Victoria
Dows
Theiekes
Rhode Island
Lydia E. Pinkham
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