Rebels tighten grip as imperial forces contest southern China
Hong Kong dispatch reports rebels in southern provinces fiercely defend imperial troops. Generals Bia and Su admit suppression is unlikely with current forces. Viceroy of Canton urges reinforcements from Chi Li. Rebels seize Foo Chuen and Idu Chow while holding Yung Ning and Ta Yuan San province towns.
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Hong Kong
Bia
Marshal Su
Canton
Yuan Shi ‘Kad
Chi Li
Shing
Kwang Tung
Popak
Ta Yuan San
Foo Chuen
Yuan Nan
Idu Chow
Rreanng Si
Yung Ning
Kwe Chow
Married Again After Twelve Years Missing in Australia
New York reports Joe J. G., son of the late Thomas Gilwell, long imprisoned in Australia, has reappeared with his family in Lyis group and plans for a return to America. Details describe his absence, marriage, and efforts to restore ties as news records mention consular replies and distant mining interests. The message cites remnant letters and a Brooklyn connection as officers trace the case.
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New York
Australia
Joe J. G
Thomas Gil
Lyis
Gid
Homer
Aenin
Jon
Mater
Tilnrs
Bydner
Gill
United
Gin
Sydney
Thin
Tawt
Tod Gil
WE A Mather Tee Tran CO McLaughlin
Brooklyn
Dagupan
Luzon
Adventurer Gill in Philippine War Returns to Sydney
A letter written in November to the Brooks ton chief of police describes Gill claiming to be a wounded survivor of 1886 exile among bushmen in Australia. He fled to the Philippines with Macabebe scouts and says he will reach Sydney to reunite with his wife and children, seeking aid from the United States consul. Police traced his mother in Brooklyn and await further word on his confinement and marriage.
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Torine Islands
Brookston
Brookton
Australas
Aguinaldo
Sydney
Acstradin
Mot
Addriese
United States
Brooklyn
Gill
Gillescape Gi Ie
Sydney Wonart
Besier Named General Manager of Central Railroad of New Jersey
Philadelphia March 19 President Baer announces W G Besier will be general manager of the Central Railroad of New Jersey. Besier, previously general superintendent of Readers railway since September 1900, resigned that post to accept the new position. He has a long railroad career including service with Chicago Burlington & Quincy and Massachusetts Institute of Technology affiliations.
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Philadelphia
Baer
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
W. G. Besier
Besier
Readers Railway
Bealer
Galesbury
Til
AAUA
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Mascachunett Institute of Technology
Burlington
Yarmaster
Hartington
KIX Feare Ue
Ft Lantis
Beeler
Central Association of Railroad Offers
St. Louis
Aging athlete credits Grape-Nuts for recovery and appetite
An aging athlete describes renewed health after reducing rest and increasing work, then adopting Grape-Nuts with cream. He gains weight, sleeps better, and regains appetite while continuing to use the cereal at meals. He notes overconsumption earlier caused discomfort, then corrects portions. The testimonial is attributed to a university athlete with contact details for more information.
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Ays
Hino T
Carval Co, Ltd
Bate Crerk
Michae Ip Sen
Return of Prince Henry of Prussia to New York
The article describes Admiral Prince Henry of Prussia's return to Germany after a ceremonial landing in New York. Crowds cheered as the Deutschland docked, Emperor William II reviewed the guard, and Henry expressed fatigue from a demanding US mission. He praised the orderly crowds and delayed plans for future duties, mentioning a naval review in England and no incidents during the American visit.
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Eri
Prince Henry
Prussia
Prince
William
Berie
William H. Behler
Empire
Marine
Imperial Fucht Hohensollern
Kamer
Stars and Stripes
Guard of Honor
Beller
Anid
Kaiser Wi
New York
United States
Ete Sulte
Henry
Germany
Merlin
England
Edward
Cuxhaven
Amponlatea Press
Witcabin
Pentechignt
America
Philadelphia
Arriva
Seventy Seven Prison Sentences Reported in Petersburg Riot
Petersburg March 10. Eighty seven of Lie persons arrested Sunday for rioting have been sentenced to three months. Prosecutions against others remain pending as the riot case unfolds.
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Petersburg
Easter plans and local notices mix with city developments
Townsfolk anticipate Easter in a week with varied activities. Kinane City hosts Col. W. Z. Rossteton Tuesday. weather forecasts hint at spring warmth. Local shops promote custom suits and millinery openings while community outlines registration drives and civic news.
Bryan On His Farm Takes Up Real Farming Life
Lincoln Neb March 19 Colonel Bryan will tomorrow assume farming life in earnest. His household goods are packed and will be moved to his farm a few miles southeast of the city in the morning.
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Lincoln, Neb
Col
Bryan
Hoysehold
Electric Belt Free Offer Promises Cure Wonders
A promotional note offers a free electric belt as a miracle cure. No postage needed. readers only supply name and address to receive one of their 100 gauge belts claimed to provide wonderful cures.
Supreme Electric Belt claims cure for disorders and disease
A fragmentary notice touts an electric belt as a universal remedy for numerous ailments. It emphasizes its claimed efficacy across stages of disease and urges trial, presenting endorsements and testaments while noting its cost and availability.
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Chase
Institut Reiesieny
Crusind
Mupertt Jones
Po Bateer
Netra
Stoi Ene
Eatare
Pone Aire
Renee Tars
Sekar Monte Aie
Ie Masone Etyls
Wine of Cardui advertised as a remedy for women's health
An Indianapolis era advertisement touts Wine of Cardui as a universal female health tonic. The testimonial by Miss Monie Bowey explains past injuries and prolonged pain resolved by the medicine, urging women to use it for menstruation, confinement, and life stages. It appeals to mothers sisters daughters to buy a bottle for relief at home.
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Miss Howey
Bryan to Move Farm Buildings on D Street Move
Lincoln notes the residence at 1625 D Street rented with possible sale. For six months the Bryan family rents a barn on the farm while Mr. Bryan plans a $20,000 nearby residence by September. A large brick barn replaces the old structure as the farmhouse is relocated. Tomorrow, the 30th, marks Mr. Bryan’s forty second birthday. Snow base overlooks Lincoln.
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Lincoln
D Str
Bryan
D Street
Mr. Bryan
New Law Proves Popular in First District Primary
In St Paul the late hour for polling caused ballot counts to stretch into today. The new law worked. over 60 percent of voters participated. Democratic ticket led by mayor Robert A. Smith was renominated by a large margin, while Republican ballot was headed by Ebb Doran for mayor.
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St Paul
Waren
Democorate
Robert A. Smith
Ebb Doran
Sues for Her Wages In Lyon County Kansas
In Lyon County Kansas district 29 a schoolhouse burned before eight months of service could be completed. Miss SA Trosers signed a contract to teach eight consecutive months but the board halted pay after a delay caused by rebuilding. The district court sustained the board finding the contract ended with the fire, and she sues for a month's wages.
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Emporia
Kan
Lyon County
Sa, Trosers
Mayor Refuses Permit For Wooden Grand Stand
St Louis mayor John Wells declines to sign the permit for a wooden grand stand at Athletic Park. The American League club faces a delay as the council must pass an ordinance, likely delaying opening day April 23. The club may use the existing grand stand or postpone the season.
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Mayor Wells
St. Louis
Athletic Park
SL Louis
King Edward Takes Snuff
London report notes King Edward returning to the snuff custom as a revived social habit. Marlborough House dinners feature a Georgian silver snuff box once used by the prince regent, now given to a deserting suitor amid royal social display.
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Edward
London
Marlborough House
Prince Regent
Indies
York City baseball figure found dead in bed
Thomas Ell, longtime manager of the Derby City baseball club and former player, was found dead in bed at the home of P. T. Power, president of the Eastern League. A physician ruled the death due to heart disease.
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Pit York
Thomas EL m4
Derney City Basen
P. T. Power
March let to Apelsoz Great Will Have Tickets to Washington
Tickets to Washington and Oregon mountains offered with prices around $2.00 to $3.290. Visit City Ticket Office Union Pacific R R on Kansaz Avenue for information.
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Apelsoz
Washington
Ashington
Polas California
Pbget
Court Orders Earl De La Warr to Live With Wife
London March 1 The divorce court granted Countess De La Warr a decree with restitution of conjugal rights the case said not defended The Countess cited a South Africa trip and unhappy relations since return Earl De La Warr refused to live with her The Countess testified and showed conduct justify divorce findings The Countess is daughter of Lord Wastron. Earl prominent in Tooley company promotions in London.
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London
de la Warr
de la Warrs
South Africa
Jane
Cantelupe
Marie
Be la Warr
Lord SR Wastron Lay
Earl de le Warr
Tooley Company
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