Daughters Clash In Court Over Theosophic Loma Land Ties
In Chicago March 11 Mrs Grace G Morin seeks a divorce from her husband John Ihkonn alleging his mother in law Dr Mary E Green of Charlotte Michigan wrecked their home by enticing the husband and betraying the marriage. The case ties into sensational notes on the Loma Land Home near San Diego and Theosophy. The story describes Catherine Tingley and the Universal Brotherhood as rulers of a secluded sanctuary with guards and mystic soldiers.
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Chicago
Mary E. Green
Charlotte
Mich
Grace G. Morin
Superior Court
Bohn
San Diego
Cal
John J. Ihkonn
Hotel World
Seara
California
Catherine Tingley
United States
Loma Lando
Ae Mahatmas
Universal Brotherhood
Theosophical Society of
Pacific Ocean
San Diego Bay
Santa Fe Plans Major Facility Expansions
Los Angeles March 11 General Manager Arthur G Wells reports from Santa Fe headquarters in Chicago that additional snap facilities in San Bernardino may be hurried to completion. The company has purchased 120 extra lots for the site and announced multiple shop upgrades costing tens of thousands each including a car shop, paint shop, boiler and machine shop expansions, a brass foundry, new tracks, steam and sewer lines, and a new mining house in Merced. Additional overhauls at Bakersfield and Santa Fe Pacific brick work are planned with costs ranging into the hundred thousands, plus a new water tank at Seligman and yard remodeling. Needles will gain a round house and stalls, with several new structures along the Arizona division costing about 14 000.
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Los Angeles
Arthur G. Wells
Santa Fe
Chicago
San Bernardino
Wells
Y Aung
Merced
Bakersfifieia Eavi Ng Staton
Arizona
Oklahoma Delegates Return Hope Fades on Statehood
Ardmore March 11 The Indian Territory single statehood delegation returned from Washington admitting little chance for Oklahoma statehood this Congress. Delegate Bradford issued an address saying statehood must include Indian Territory or fail and predicting a temporary territorial government is likeliest, while Flynn's statehood bill may not pass.
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Ardmore
J. T
Indian Territory
Washington
Territory
Bradford
Oklahoma
Congress
Indian ‘Territory
Flynn
Nicaragua Costa Rica canal stance unsettled by US stance
Washington March 11 The Nicaragua and Costa Rica governments declare their understanding with the United States on canal terms is no longer in force. Officials say the move is an attempt to pressure the US during canal decisions. Senate committee members vow not to let any side gain advantage while debate over routes continues.
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Washington
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
United States
Codta RI
Nicaranga
Nicarauga
United
Congress
Panama
Senate Committee On
Senate
DeWitt’s Liver Pills Promote Health At Local Stores
A garbled notice promotes DeWitt’s Liver Pills to regulate bowels and add years of life. It mentions Bell's Pharmacy at 22 North Church and Felix's department store as points of sale amid a contest among customers and unpackers for supremacy.
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DeWitt's
Bell’s
North Church Street
Arpenters
Felix's
Windy Weather Ad Promotes Eye Shields at Hay & Witter
Local ad touts eye protection with smoked glasses and eye shields. Dr. K A Schell offers a complete line while Hay & Witter at 129 East Congress Street advertises affordable prices on blacksmithing, carriage and wagon wood work.
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K. A. Schell
Hay & Witter
East
Congress Street
Bryan entertains New York reporters at Press Club banquet
William Jennings Bryan, calling himself a country editor from the plains, headlined the Press Club spring smoker in New York. He regaled guests with self deprecating stories and remarks about his political past and future, noting the lure and limits of public life.
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New York
William J. Bryan
The
Plains
Press Club
Illinois
Bryan
Wondersul
Kansas City
Toper
David B. Hill
Chinese Government Protests US Chinese Exclusion Ruling
The Chinese government presents a strong memorial to US Minister Conger denouncing the re-enactment of Chinese exclusion law. It objects to excluding Chinese from the Philippine and Hawaiian islands, citing extensive commercial interests and family ties that would suffer from restricted intercourse.
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Peking
United States
Conger
Taft Undergoes Surgery in Cincinnati
Governor William H. Taft of the Philippines was operated on today at the Jewish Hospital in Cincinnati after consulting in New York. The procedure was not serious and Taft is reported doing well and expected to stay in the hospital about three weeks.
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Cincinnati
H. Taft
Philippines
Minnesota seeks Congress action on Northern Securities case
Attorney-General Douglas urges an amendment to the judiciary act with Minnesota backing from the Legislature and state delegation in Washington. The federal ruling bars Minnesota from redress as states cannot sue citizens of other states, prompting possible bills by Senator Nelson and Congressman Stevens to reach the courts.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Douglas
Congress
Northern Securities
Minnesota
Washington
Northern Securities Company
Dent Hill
van Sant
Senate
Wilson
House
Tzouglas
Nelson
Stevens
Three Reservations May Be Opened to Settlement
The House Committee on Indian Affairs voted to report favorable bills opening three Northwest reservations to settlement. Kalamaht Oregon 621,824 acres Rosebud South Dakota 415,000 Devil's Lake North Dakota 500,000 acres are to be opened except 6,160 acres. If enacted, about 1,500,000 acres would be opened by lot, as with Kiowa and Comanche.
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Washington, M.arch
House Committee On Indian Affairs
Northwest
Kalmath Reservation
Oregon
Tie Rosebud Reservation
South Dakota
Devil's Lake
North Dakota
House
Commanche
Havorabe Accon
British Generals Ready to Depend on Irish Troops
District Watchman John Cody cites a Cape artillery letter from Joseph in South Africa describing renewed Boer resolve and potential Irish disloyalty. The note claims English leaders distrust Irish soldiers on sentry duty and fear they'll allow Boer forces into British camps.
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Toledo
Ohio
John Cody
Joseph
Cape Artillery
South Africa
White Helter Skelter
Ladysmith
England
Ines
Ragtime violin wooes voters in Kentucky race
In Kentucky's First District campaign music sways crowds as Lotta Greenup, daughter of George W. Greenup, performs ragtime on violin to boost his bid for Congress. A phonograph on stage accompanies speeches, drawing large turnout beyond rival candidates.
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Louisville
Kentucky
George W. Greenup
Miss Lotta Greenup
Miss Lotta
Congress
Arles K. Wheeler
Hay
S.e
Ousa
Barbour Ends Wasted Life in Indiana and St. Louis
Edwin Barbour, once a preacher who rejected his beliefs, killed himself in St. Louis. A resident of Barbourville for years, he moved through gambling circles in Indiana and Pennsylvania, once worked as a bartender for Joseph Gates, and had a tumultuous past including a duel in Virginia and a failed political run. He had been adopted by a U.S. senator and later served as private secretary to him.
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W. J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
St. Jo
Bond
Bryan
Democratic Party
Ind
Edwin Barbour
St. Louis
Joseph Gates
Barbour
Pittsburg
Gates
Indiana Avenue
United States
Virginia
Congress
Five Moros Captured and Sold for 60 Dollars
A Moro named Sulug led a band that seized five Moros and sold them for 40 dollars in goods. The court martial on Cottabattle Island found him guilty of kidnapping but acquitted murder, sentencing him to fourteen years hard labor, later reduced by Brig Gen Davis to three years.
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Washington
Mareh
Sulug
Cottabattle
Minaganno
P. T. Sulug
Gen
Davis
Dan Patch Sells for 20000 in Chicago Racing Deal
M. E. Stugris of New York bought the pacer Dan Patch 2.04 1-2 today from D. A. Messner of Oxford Indiana. Dan Patch was the most sensational harness racehorse of 1901. The price was 20000, the second highest ever.
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Chicago
M. E. Stugris
New York
Dan Patch
D. A. Messner
Oxford
Ind
Pacer Sale Highlights Speed Sire Sidney
A pacer known as Sidney described as famed for extreme speed sold for 27000 dollars. The record notes Sidney listed with 2.191-4 and references his reputation as a sire.
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Sidney
McCormick Considered for Secretary of the Treasury
Washington reports banker McCormick of Lake City is under consideration for the role of Secretary of the Treasury. several Western senators are noted as backing him and official word suggests the President may choose him if he accepts the post.
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Washington
McCormick
Lake City
Vaplicen Sama Illinois
A fragmentary item notes Sama in Illinois and references a yet unseen number or notice. The brief lacks clear actions or dates, rendering details uncertain.
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Vaplicen
Illinois
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Taft
Cincinnatiarch
William
New
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Devil’s Lake
Old Kentucky
Gambier
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Suggeed Hitghgoge
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