Prince Henry in Cleveland Sleepy Visit Ends In Hoarse Farewell
Ai Cleveland March b.vince Henry arrived in Cleveland after overnight travel from Milwaukee via Chicago. Thousands greeted the prince and party at Union station where Rear Admiral Evans led the crowd. Henry, hoarse from exhaustion, thanked locals and apologized for not delivering a speech before the train continued to the East.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Vince Henry
Milwaukee
Mhicago
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
Clevland
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Union Station
Kidnap Attempt Foiled Near Public School No 27
Indianapolis reports an apparent kidnapping attempt at Public School No 27. A well dressed man grabbed six year old Roberta Pratt as she walked with Ruth Daniels, resisted by Ruth who screamed, a passerby alerted staff and the man fled.
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Indianapolis
Roberta Pratt
G. Cc. Pratt
Ruth Mniels
Ruth
Teen ends life after rejected visit in Chicago
Chicago on March 5 Henry A Reine eighteen son of a school principal shot himself on the doorstep after being refused admission to his sweetheart Loretta Shannon In a note he said he would be dead and urged her to live well and keep him as a memory He cited bringing this on himself and expressed love for Loretta Shannon.
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Chicago
Henry A. Reine
S Hool
Loretta Shannon
Tragic Teen Proposes, Poison Ends Young Lovers Bid
Seventeen year old Miss Shannon and fourteen year old Charles Anderson faced parental opposition to their engagement. After his mother’s death a month earlier he drank poison, clasping her photograph and lamenting the loss of the money she left.
Gleaver Woman Fraud Suspect Arrested In Mail Matrimony Case
Mrs. Hannah Adams, 55, arrested in Muncie Indiana on fraud charges for running a matrimonial swindle through the Daleville post office. Deputy Mar tin detains her. bond set at 3000. Authorities seized nearly 50 letters and photographs. Kissling jailed in Noblesville as alleged accomplice. Custer, once hopeful suitor from Argentina, says he sent money. case expands to numerous victims.
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Muncie
Ind
Hannah Adams
Piapore
Adams
Daleville
United States
Martin
Postoffice
Fletcher
Taylorville Church Expels Brewer Couple Over Whist Party
Mr and Mrs Frank Brewer prominent Taylorville society figures are expelled from the Baptist Church for hosting a progressive whist party and awarding prizes. Brewer served as vice president of the trustees a deacon and Sunday school assistant superintendent while Mrs Brewer taught in Sunday school and acted as missionary society treasurer.
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Taytorvicele
Frank Brewer
Taylorville
Baptist Church
Floor collapses at New Jersey funeral
At Reuben Potter's funeral in Haddonfield New Jersey, the floor sank as mourners gathered. About a dozen people and the casket fell to a lower level before being moved. no serious injuries were reported, and dry rot in supporting joists caused the collapse. The service resumed afterward.
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Haddonfielvw
N. J
Reuben Potter
Blacksmithing and Wagon Wood Work Offered by De Hay and Witter
De Hay and Witter advertise prices on blacksmithing, carriage and wagon wood work at 129 East Congress Street.
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de Hay & Witter
East
Congress Street
Jealousy Tragedy Mirrors Counterfeit Plot and Family Killings
In Santa Barbara a man misled by jealousy of an elderly rival killed Amos Anderson and his wife then shot himself after a staged entrapment. Earl Ellsworth, his son, is jailed on complicity charges as details unfold. A separate counterfeit scheme in Woodstock, Illinois involved I Jones and Rube Morgan paying $500 for $3,000 in counterfeit money, with Collins vanishing.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
I. Jones
Arizona
Rube Morgan
Magdalena
Mex
G. L. Collins
San Francisco
Jones
Morgan
Collins
Marshal Kinnard
Simmons
Woodstock
Benjamin F. Elsworth
Amos Anderson
Ellsworth
Earl Ellsworth
Anderson
Ellsworths
Mrs. Kilsworth
Work of Congress Goes On Steadily
Washington March 5 The Senate finished reading the government appropriation bill for executive legislative and judicial expenses and adopted all committee amendments without debate. The shipping bill remained and Senator Clay of Georgia spoke in opposition to the measure.
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Washington
Senate
Fiegecona
Clay
Georgia
Revision of Dingley Tariff Now Possible
Washington March 5. Ways and Means mulls a Dingley revision if beet sugar and Louisiana cane sugar growers accept changes. Beet sugar interests oppose 70 percent cuts, using the iron and steel bill as leverage. A conference Saturday night likely to reject 20 percent reduction.
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Washington
Ways and Means
Louisiana
Daizell
Payne
Babcock
Snow Storm Delays Traffic Across Mid-Atlantic
A heavy wet snowstorm began at 4 AM with two inches fallen by 8 AM. The storm disrupts traffic on elevated and surface lines and covers New York, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and also reaches Washington DC.
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New York
Pennsylvania
West Virgina
Washington, D. C
North Eighth Woman Laughs at German Comedian
Terre Haute March 1 Miss Louise Aiken of North Eighth street split her side laughing at a German comedian last night. She felt a sharp pain in her side and sought medical help.
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Terre Hadex
Louise Aiken
North Eighth Street
Young Woman Severely Injured by Laughing Fit
A young woman in the theater suffered a severe incident as laughter persisted beyond control. She left with a companion, and at home her condition worsened. A physician found a torn diaphragm and ordered bed rest. recovery was anticipated.
Companion on Trial for Murder in Chicago
Dr. Orville S. Burnett was arraigned for the murder of Charlotte Shoup Nichol. Nichol was found dead in a Marlborough Hotel room while Burnett lay beside her with a hacked throat and morphine poisoning. The prosecution claims an agreed crime to die together, supported by a note from Nichol and Burnett issuing the poison. Both were married. Nichol hailed from a prominent Nashville family and Burnett had just left the Chicago University.
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Chicago
Dr. Orville
S. Burnett
Charlotte Shoup Nichol
Nichol
Marlborough
Burnett
Charlotte
Barnett
Gambler Davis Wins $9000 in Embezzlement Case
Richard H. Davis sued Mat thew Kelly and Dallan Tyler to recover 16000 lost in gambling. a sealed verdict found in Davis favor for 9000. Davis confessed to embezzling 75000 from a Washington Indiana bank where he served as cashier and plans to press six more cases in Indianapolis. He faces a suspended sentence and will be sentenced in April for the bank embezzlement.
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Vincennes
Ind
Richard H. Davis
Matthew Kelly
Dallan Tyler
Davis
Washington
Indianapolis
Washington Bank
Cuban Independence Fixed for May
Washington March 5 At a Cabinet meeting it was practically decided Cuba shall become a Republic May 1 The advisers suggested May 1 as the date for the evacuation of Cuba by the United States Meantime a treaty will define the relations between the two Governments
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Washington
Cuba
United States
Correct Glasses Cure Various Ailments by Dr Schell
Optician Dr. H. A. Schell offers eyeglasses to relieve weak eyes headaches nervousness indigestion and granulated eyelids. Money refunded if not completely satisfied. Free examination at Century Block.
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H. A. Schell
Optician
Century Block
Boers Seek U S Intervention Meet With Hay And Roosevelt
Boers Messia Wolvarans and Wessels met Secretary Hay at 11 AM as private citizens to seek good offices to end the South African war. They later saw President Roosevelt who stated the government cannot and will not interfere in the conflict. Frederick Muller of the Orange Free State accompanied them.
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Washington
Messia
Wolvarans and
Wessels
United States
Europe
Hay
South Africa
Messrs Wollmarens and Wessels
Frederick Muller
Orange Free State
White House
Roosevelt
Street Car Strike Paralyzes Norfolk. Troops Guard Lines
Street car traffic in Norfolk Virginia was completely tied up by a strike. Troops guard property while strikers damaged facilities but casualties are not reported. Suffolk Military Company arrived with fifteen strike breakers from Knoxville, intensifying tensions as the day progressed.
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Norfolf
Trafic
Suffolk Military Company
Knoxville
The Lease System Under Discussion in Denver
The American Cattle Growers Association opened its convention with debate on leasing public lands. John P. Lrish of California urged a lease to secure six hundred million acres of range land. Frank Benton, longtime rancher with properties in Northern Colorado and Southern Wyoming, discussed practical illustrations and benefits of the leasing system.
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Denver
Colo
American Cattle Growers Association
John P. Lrish
California
Frank Benton
Colorado
Wyoming
Arnica Salve Promises Cure for Wounds and Burns
Cobwebs cause a cut to lockjaw. Zucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as the cure for wounds ulcers sores eruptions burns scalds and piles. Sold for 25 cents at E Pharmancy 22 West Church Street.
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Zucklen
West Church Sty
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