Nations pursue eight warships sale amid boundary talks
The best authority reports that under ongoing Boundary Question discussions between Argentina and Chile the two powers seek naval reductions and drastic cuts. The United States government may buy ships to aid the transfer, with several armored cruisers and other vessels already considered, as Chilean and Argentine plans unfold and Valparaiso entries are noted.
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Tanton
Ita Naval Establishiou Wit
Nuching
United States
Wienelle
Lamense Beneft
Navy
Valparaiso
Mysterious cargo guards Maximilian Damm’s body arrival
The steamer Scotia brought the body of Maximilian Damm from Germany to Mexico. The coffin arrival at Durango details a delay at port with no identifying marks found aboard the vessel. A Mexican Central Railroad train was ready to take the body to Durango for burial.
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Texion
Mintine
Scotia
Mambure
Maximilian Damm
Durango
Mexico
Germany
Pherentine
Nur
Dumeuil
Mrsicane
Harmiure
TasuNco
Willy
Indian Uprising Feared In Eastern Montana
Report from Helena on rising tensions between settlers and Native groups. A noted eastern Montana figure Benjamin indicates concern as government agents urge restraint and no further improvements on frontier ranches.
Indian uprising threatens settlers on Man Land reserve
Pledges promised payment for land improvements by June this year. Relief oil for settlers organized by Senator Manue of Man-Land was rolled during the past class of Pontees. Settlers live on an Indian reserve facing possible eviction as families seek safety. An uprising among the Indians to eject Cem is feared.
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Manue
Honors American Woman Sew Tork and Crowned Queen
A ceremonial procession outlines the coronation of a queen within the group, featuring lavish robes and velvet attire. The narrative traces lineage claims to medieval rulers and references a mountaintop order, with hints of ceremonial duties, heraldry, and membership history.
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Cavinis H. van
Phage Vitesse
Catherine
Sime
Aimee
Ras
Hasevn
Pery Pringe
Guy de
St Catherine of Mountie
Jac Lyn Arty
CatHe
Anus
Copper Theft Strikes Lincoln Park Fountain Area
Police report copper wire and brass bands stripped from exterior putti ons and fountain mechanism at Lincoln Park. Thieves, believed to use a wagon, removed about 1200 dollars worth of copper. Investigation ongoing with suspects familiar with park fixtures.
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Lincoln
Lineal Park
Stesters
Furan
Lincoln Park
Rich copper strike reported by Blackfoot miners
Miners from the Blackfoot reservation report a rich copper strike near Swift Current just north of St Mary. An eight foot vein was opened after a 62 foot tunnel, with copper bearing ore about 25 percent and a reading of 4 feet of ore. The claim is said to be tied to a Michigan syndicate linked to the Martha Star at Rossland. Twenty men have worked all winter, causing a stampede from Choteau and surrounding country.
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Blackfoot Reservation
Great Falls
Mont
St. Mary
Michigan
Marth Star
Rossland
Choteau
Surroumtine
Aboriginal Etiquette at City Event Draws Mixed Reactions
Report from the West Seventh district describes a crowded Fourteenth Street car scene where five or six women occupy nearly half the seating, ignoring space for others. Observers note a tense division between white attendees and Native women, with one Indigenous man portrayed as humble yet scrutinized, while reactions show unease and questions of respect amid the crowded setting.
War Tax Ruling Impacts Brokers Across Nation
Supreme Court decision expected to force commission merchants and Chicago brokers to issue memorandums of sale under the war revenue act. The ruling sustains tax collection upon bids and deliveries, with penalties of fines or imprisonment for noncompliance. Case center includes Skillen, Nicol, and Ames tied to Chicago Board of Trade and stock tax questions.
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Warehington
United States Supreme Court
Chicago
Beth
Suillen
Skillen
Meinder
Chicago Board of Traits
Frick Harlow
Harlow
Skilla
Barlow
Oiteel Aeuther
Sr. Skillen
Har- Tove
Stilton
District Court
Heat
Supreme Court
James Nicol
Chicase Board of Trade
Nicol
Chicago Board of Trade
John C. Ames
Skilen
United States Court At
Charles H. Ingiversen
Hair Transplant Claim From Constantinople Doctor
Dr Menahem A of Constantinople announces a method to graft hair fragments onto bald scalps. He reports positive results in several patients with microscopic confirmation. Dr Hodara is quoted supporting the claim while detailing the procedure and observed improvements in two treated cases.
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New York
Menahema
Constantinople
Hodara Ia
The Gold That Glitters and the Pabst Malt Extract Ad
An old advertisement extols wealth versus health, praising Pabst Malt Extract as the best tonic for vitality. It claims the product earned 100 points at a World's Fair and urges readers to buy from local druggists for renewed energy and sleep.
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Perlin
Hair Transplant Roots Found in Patient Scalp
A historical medical note describes hair cutting and implantation in the scalp, revealing that clipped hairs formed real bulbs and grew after four weeks. The hairs, once implanted, demonstrated root formation and self-sustaining growth, indicating intrinsic cellular capacity to anchor themselves.
Isis revival in Paris sparks debate on ancient mysteries
Paris reports a new fad to build a temple of Isis and revive Egyptian mysteries. Jules Wise, lecturer and Lafayette Society secretary, argues the spiritual interest outweighs religious anachronism while noting parallels with other fringe beliefs in Paris and among expatriates.
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Paris
Jules Wise
Lafayette Society
France
United States
M. Bols
Egypt
Tsis
Nile
Bacchus
Venus
Isis
Woman Lives 14 Months Without Stomach Says Case Remarkable
New York reports Anna Landis, a Swiss textile worker who had her stomach removed by Dr. Carl Schlatter in Zurich, lived over a year without the organ. Doctors deem the operation a success with lasting relief and note the death stemmed from causes unrelated to the surgery.
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New York
Anna Landis
Afte Weaver
Carl Schlatter
University of Zurich
George F. Shrady
Bmedical Record
Tyr. Schlatter
Schlatter
Stull
War on the Cigarette Convention Planned in Chicago
Anti cigarette event organized by Miss Lucy Page Gaston set for 2 o'clock on April 1 at SY Willard hall. Delegates from public schools Sunday schools and churches expected with Judge Burke among supporters. Speakers and representatives include various church groups and temperance advocates urging smoking cessation and public health actions.
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Chicago
Maron Z
Lucy Page Gaston
SY Willard Hall
Gaston Bopes
Burke
Fleet
Tipity Methodist
Epiacoet
Epian
Lincoln
Third Presbyterian Amd
Gaston
Stina Gaeton
Westernlay
Burks
Delenanes Wien
Monkeys Pick Cotton in the South Reports say monkeys can pick cotton as efficiently as workers
In Vicksburg a test with 50 trained monkeys on W. W. Mangum’s Smedes area plantation shows each 119 pound male and 90 pound female learning to pick cotton. Monkeys carry 25 pound bags, with helpers to move cotton to baskets. Mangum boasts lower cost than machines and predicts expansion next fall with more imports from Africa.
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Sass
Africa
Garner
Washington
W. W. Mangum
Smedes
Mangum
Whitney
Devilfish in a Deep Gulf Venture with Northrop
Chicago reports a dramatic encounter as John Willard Northrop of Emerson Piano Company harpoons a devilfish in the Gulf of Sesto Wtania. The beast fought tide by tide, holes cut in its sides for shark hooks, then was towed ashore and photographed with Northrop at its mouth.
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Chicago
John Willard Northrop
Emerson Piano
Gulf of Sesto
Dean
Boston
Northroy
Northrop
Mr. Northrop
New Orleans
Northrop Cave
Spain
Dramatic Opera and Theatre Night Promises Highlights
Leopold Gadawsky appears at Grand Opera Friday under Ladies Music Club auspices as a pianist rivaling Paderewski praise from New York papers. Chas Yale’s Devil’s Auction returns to Topeka Crawford Friday with new faces, vaudeville and ballet. Coon Follow at Crawford Saturday features romantic comedy with melodramatic flavor and thrilling incidents, praised for realism and effects.
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Paderewski
New York
New York Musical Courier
Godowsky
New York Times
Chas
Yale
Topeka
Crawford
Merald
Coon
Crawford Theater
War critique by Rev J Ward at St Patrick’s dry meeting
Beloit Wisconsin March 22 Rev J Ward known as the giant priest decries President Messingey as a fool or a believer and calls the Spain war a quest for wealth. He condemns Manila Bay and Sanvaco actions as cruel and questions the Philippines conquest motives amid vivid political clashes. Milwauken speaker P J Kelley contrasts with Ward arguing patriotism drove Irish men to fight for liberty and national honor.
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J. Ward
Messinsey
Fintterance
Chicago
Spain
Father Ward
Manila Bay
Sanvaco
Philippines
P. J. Kelley
Milwauken
Smallpox Outbreak Suspected At State Institution
A smallpox scare reported at the State Institution for the education of inmates. An unnamed woman from Alboas who had recent vaccination is isolated after a case linked to a patient at the home of Wevelipett. Officials enforce quarantine and protect against spread, with precautionary measures by Styles.
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Smallpox Inn
Loware
Aphinus Wevelipett
Alboas
Blood Remedy Promises Cure for Sores and Ulcers
Advert reads that S. S. S. cures obstinate sores and ulcers by cleansing the blood. It recounts cases, including a Marion, Indiana writer H Kuans and a Captain J H McPrayer, claiming rapid relief and permanent cure when local treatments failed. The note claims S. S. S. treats blood poison and other conditions, offers free literature.
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Swift
Atlante
Georgia
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