Thomas Marshall wins 11th annual Amer ene handicap at Elk net park
Thomas Marshall, 12 year mayor of Kerthsburg Ir, defeated rivals Dr J G Kotpel of Newark and Dr W F cet of Chicago to win the 11th annual grand Amer ene handicap at Elk net park. He shot 25 straight birds and was carried in triumph to the grand stand amid cheering supporters.
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Thomas Marshall
Elwood Park
New York
Kerthsburg
Elknet Park
J. G. Kotpel
Newark
W. F. Cet
Chicago
Aprang
Carver
Che Eldh House
Keithabure
Glycerine Magazine Blast Harms Wellaville Residents
A glycerine magazine at Fascetts farm near Wellsville exploded at 3 in the morning. AE UW Youngs and a team of horses were killed. Walter is missing. About 4000 quarts of glycerine were stored in the magazine Friday night. The blast damaged nearby farms and left only fragments of clothing and bone. Destruction spread along Drummer Brook as rescuers search the wreckage.
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Wellaville
N.Y. Maronch
The
Rock Glycerine Company
Fascetts Farm
Welteville
AE UW Youngs
Walter
Pisces
Vines
Drummer Brook
West Point Post Office Race Draws Women Candidates
Two women from distinguished military families enter the West Point post office race. Mrs Viola Harrington of Seventh Cavalry and Miss Mamie Newlands, a West Point kindergarten instructor, contend for the position. Harrington’s late husband Lieut. Harrington died at Little Big Horn after writing a brave note to her. The piece mentions past Canter massacre impacts and includes oblique references to military figures and a travel notice for Santa Fe Route excursions.
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New York
Mehim
Viola Harrington
Liewterry J. Harrington
Seventh Cavalry
Military Academy
Cloory
Little Horn
Lieut
Harrington
West Point
Canter
FAMISHED CUBANS SEEK COUNTRY FOOD IN CUBA REBELLION
Refugees in Matanzas call for permission to travel countryside for bread as insurgents burn towns and destroy crops. Reports detail attacks on Holguin and Pinar del Rio, with large pay cuts for guerilla fighters and Spanish forces gaining ground near Camagal.
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Havana
Key West
Matanzas
Bayamo
Santiago de Cuba
Holguin
Bahis Hondo
India
San Juan de la Splayas
Sagua le Chica
Cuba
Lunez
Salamanca
Santa Chira
Pinar del Io
San Tuas Martines
Pinar del No
Arroyo Polo
Calabazar
Gomez
Camagal
Santa Clara
Maanzao
la Salud
Blnaros
San Luis Palo Abranizar
Loris Ranch
Cfhices
A Ni
Pindras
Irses
Havans
Rtear
Tona Navarro
Cuban
Associated Press
Cauto
Curtis Regrets Mr Fosters Record W hile Secretary of the Treas ury
Washington dispatch reports a four day general debate on the Dingley tariff bill in the House, with five minute speeches and a planned final vote next Wednesday. Notable speakers include Taft, Dalzell, Grow, Hawley, Curtis, and Fitzgerald, while factions argue about protection, trusts, and treasury surpluses as opposition and Democrats mobilize against the measure.
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Washington
Batley
Texas
Fie
Ways and Meabs Committee
Messrs
Tawney
Rep. Minn
Dessell
Rep
Russell
Rep. Conn
Pare
Steele
Talbert
Dem
Maguire Gang
Idaho
Cox
Dem. Tenn
MeeRee
Ark
Grow
Rép
Simpson
Kan
Curtis
Rep. Kan
Burke
Dem. Tex
Lewis
Colson
Hawley
Hep. Tex
Dearmond
Dem. Mo
Fitzgerald
Dem. Mass
Mc-Hae
Dem. Ark
Rep. Pa
Fey. Kar
Lentz
Ohio
Liverpool
England
United States
Steel Rail Trust
Kentucky
Bryan
Stevie
Tnd
Wars and Means Committee
Jimpaca
Pop
Mr. Steele
Simip
Hawiey
Lone Star
Bailey
Dingley
de Armond
Dem. Moj
Milliken
Trepalne
de Armand
Democratic Party
Maine
Democratic Appiause
K. Milliken
Bens
Grover Cleveland
Mr. Milliken
Arnold
Sen
Fit
New England
Vigorotary
Boston
Payne
Way and Means
So Vinek
Galleria
Prines
Skinner
Lee
South
Moyer
Dem. la
Louisiana
Gaines
Tenn
Senate
Barrows
Hep
Mass
Massachusetts Hibrary Club
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Gravn
Mesara Settle
Bartholdt
Campbell
Tim
Howe
Crumpacker
Ind
Ridgley
Todd
Pitzgerald
Hoar Heated Exchange Over Nevada Senator and Arbitration Treaty
March 26 senate met for a half hour open session then two hours of executive session on the arbitration treaty. The body resumed open session to discuss the Torrey bankruptcy bill as Nelson of Minneapolis proposed a substitute. Debates noted delays in election case handling due to committee organization while Hoar and Stewart sparred over political stances and a mock remark about a silver standard. Executive session began at 12:20 and adjourned at 4:20.
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Stewart
Nevada
Washington
Senate
John W. Menderson
Florida
Cal
Bfr. Hoar
Privleges
Spooner
Rep. Miss
Mr. Hoar
Foreign Goods Rush Into America Amid Shipping Turbulence
London reports hint that new U S tariff may not be retroactive prompting a surge of exports to America. Ship owners struggle to pace cargoes ahead of sailing dates while Cunard and Mail ships adjust routes. The Pall Mall Gazette notes American speculators push heavy musings and warns of potential shortfalls and delays.
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London
United Statnd
America
Cunard
Bordeaux
Pall Mail Gazelle
Wingdlas
Xayx
Constantine Ready to Lead Greek Army in Thessaly Front
March 26 report from Athens states Crown Prince Constantine is ordered to the front to command the Greek army as insurgents siege the Malaxa blockhouse at Suda Bay. News confirms Greek resolve to refuse peaceful terms amid Crete crisis and signals major shift with king and cabinet approving the move.
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Athens
Malaxa
Crete
Canemas
Suda Bay
Block House
Delvannis
Royal
George
Gazrllias
Constantine
Thessaly
Parkes Uta
Greece
Greeks Impatient on War Plans and Crete Autonomy
Times correspondent reports Greece’s war council chaired by ministers of war with no royal presence. Greek fleet central at Skiathos as Turkish positions hold in mountain passes. Seaforth Highlanders land at Candia provoking a nervousshore reaction. Athens government to issue a terse protest against blockade aims. Constantinople dispatch notes Muslim Crete protesting autonomy and demanding sultanate sovereignty with powers’ backing.
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London
Athens
The
Times
Skiathos
Macedonia
Thea
Cansa
Candia
Soltiers
Daily Chronicle
Consuls Leave Frontier Amid Turmoil and Mobilization
Reports from Constantinople indicate turmoil as consuls depart frontier districts while Turkish forces under Pasha face conflicting orders. Over 70,000 troops, fresh divisions, and supplies push toward Prevesu and Katrina. Armenia suspects arrests rise as mass sacre toll hits 700, including Greeks, with security fears in the capital.
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Maarens
Om Et
Rumorhem Pasha
Prevesu
Katrina
Feredirk
Kezani
Janina
NOTE OUR PRICES Our Order Man Will Do the Rest
A catalog style notice lists daily goods and prices for sugar coffee flour canned items spices and staples. It advertises home delivery via a roaming wagon and urges customers to send their order and address, promising prompt service and fresh eggs potatoes and fruit. It also includes a brief news note about Turkish Russian tensions and rumors of a treaty affecting Turkey's sovereignty.
City to buy railroads and halt trolley power shift
Alderman Parker, head of the railroad committee, asked park commissioners to withhold consent to Sixth and Eighth Avenue surface roads switching from horse to electric motive power. He also notes the railroad committee intends to study city acquisition under their charters allowing purchase at actual cost per mile plus ten percent.
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Parker
New York
Railroad Committee
Eighth Avenue
Park Board
Seth
Park Freud
England Interferes with Transvaal Treaty Dispute
The Globe reports that Secretary of State for the Colonies Chamberlain, under parliamentary pressure, has delivered a strong protest to President Kruger over alleged breaches of the Tandon convention by the South African Republic. Britain claims rights under the treaty to influence foreign relations following suspected infringements.
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London
Chamberlain
Kruger
Buutt African Republic
Tris
Germany
Grange
Great Britain
South African Republic
Boston to Portland Boulevard Plan Reported
New York capitalists propose a 100 mile boulevard linking Boston and Portland to serve summer coastal resorts along the Atlantic. The route would connect major seaside towns with electric rail lines already in operation and integrate shore traffic with nearby ventures.
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Boston
New York
Portland
Atlantic Coast
Optimistic Wolcott Sees Silver Lining in Japan Devaluation
Senator Wolcott voices the view that Japan's attempt to depreciate silver may accelerate international action to curb the usual silver market and benefit Japanese agriculture and industry. He argues the move is not an attempt to equalize values and would have broad, far reaching effects.
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Washington
Marcel
Wolcott
Japan
Packers Up In Arms Over Tin Plate Bill Clash
March 21 San Francisco strong opposition from fruit canners packers and other tin can exporters to the Dingley bill proposal abolishing the duty on exported cans and plates. Communications by wire and mail to California officials reported. Receivers named in Denver and St Louis cases noted in separate dispatches.
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San Francisco
Caimon Packers
California de Honts
Packerd
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West Point Post Office
Peusal Gurion
Mexine
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Phair Pharoh
Benor
Santa Fe
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J. B. Lentz
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MR. Foster
Hile
the Treasury
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Tennessee
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Prince Constantine
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Porte
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Anderson's
Sara
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Portus
Columbia River
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Western Foundry and Machine Works
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Kas
St. Petersburg
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Turkey
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Bery Anderson
Clryce W. Mink
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