Warsaw bomb attacks threaten police chief and czar
A bomb wounded Warsaw police chief Baron von Nolken after two attacks linked to a revolutionary plot. A Peterburg–area strike cabinet reports high officials including the emperor and Grand Duke Alexis face death sentences. Eighty bombs were found hidden in a Warsaw cemetery, shocking authorities.
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Police
Czar
Warsaw
Revolutionary Party
Praga
Vistula
Baron von Nolten
Haron von Nolken
Llwice
Lowha
St. Petersburg
Social Revolutionsts
Alexis
Mrs Chadwick Paid Usury in Bankruptcy Probe
In Cleveland on March 23 the bankruptcy exam of Mrs Cassie L Chadwick revealed she paid money lenders roughly 50 percent interest per dollar received. She estimated total indebtedness under 750,000, having received 517,000 from various lenders, leaving 233,000 in commissions to lenders. She noted the $190,800 note to Herbert D Newton represented 78,000 actually received, and cited payments to James A Friend of Pittsburgh 75,000 for 150,000 loan and W A Coons of New York 24,000 for 104,000.
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Cleveland
Cassie L. Chadwick
Herbert D. Newton
Boston
Newton
Mexican Ambassador Dies At Embassy In Washington
Washington March 25 Senor Don Manuel de Azpiroz Mexico's first ambassador to the United States died Friday at the Mexican embassy at 4 56 p m surrounded by family. Death due to relapse amid exposure on inauguration day. Auburn N Y March 24 Theodore M Pomeroy former speaker of the house at end of Fortieth Congress died here Thursday in his eightieth year. Bronx City Ia March 23 Mrs Hapland Newton of Shelton Neb and her nine year old son John perished in a fire at the home of her daughter Mrs Arthur Kneebone caused by a gasoline stove.
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Senor
Don Manuel de Azpiroz
Mexico
United States
Auburn
N. Y
Theodore M. Pomeroy
William H. Seward & Co
American Express Company
Bronx City
Hapland Newton
Bhelton, Neb
John
Arthur Kneebone
Peace Likely In Six Weeks In Russo-Japanese War
Reports from St Petersburg indicate negotiations with Japan are advancing and a peace settlement within six weeks is likely. Emperial Moscow circles confirm discussions in Paris with possible first exchanges in Copenhagen, as European powers urge Nicholas II to end the war. Russia cites mounting losses and logistics failures with 500,000 men claimed as casualties to date.
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Kirin
Liaoyang
Mukden
Hia
Harbin
Vladivostok
Nicholas
Pacific
Japan
Rusala
Pourpariers
Paris
Copenhagen
Iisnolsky
Baron Rosen
M. Bompard
Russia
Czar
Europe
Portugal
War Office
Far East
Perished by Fire and Other News Juniors
Brule Wisconsin reports two young Syring children died in a house fire after hiding from punishment. In Michigan two Hyssel children died in a Alanson home fire as the roof collapsed. Maurice Barrymore dead after long illness. Immigrant influx surges with 26,000 new arrivals in a week and 23,000 more expected. P H O Donnell sues Gov Deneen for 500000 over school fund. Denver signs limited sight hour pill.
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Denver
Col
Jesse F. McDonald
No Divorce for Buffalo Bill Western Judge Rules Against Cody
Sheridan March 24 A Wyoming district court refused Col William Cody’s divorce petition. Judge St H Scott described the case at length and allowed an appeal. He found the poisoning charge unsupported and noted Cody’s alleged misconduct as less credible than his wife’s loyalty. The decision cites the wife’s devotion, her reception of him at depots, and a portrait in their home as part of the couple’s long married life. Further action may go to the supreme court of Wyoming.
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Cody
Supreme Court of Wyoming
Stoll
Scott
Death of Jules Verne in Amiens at 1528
Jules Verne, famed novelist, died in Amiens on Friday with his family by his bedside. Born in Nantes, 1528, he moved from law to writing, began as playwright and librettist, and found fame after Five Weeks in a Balloon (1868). He rewrote works meticulously, often producing ten manuscript copies for perfection, and averaged two stories a year for 37 years, authoring classics such as A Journey to the Center of the Earth and Around the World in Eighty Days.
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Amiens
France
Jules Verne
Verne
Nantes
Theater Lyrique
Harth
Michael Strogoff
Earth
Moon
Beef Trust Inquiry Begins
Chicago March 23 Judge Humphrey delivered instructions to a new federal grand jury in the United States district court. The panel retired within minutes and the first witness appeared as the sweeping inquiry into the packing industry began. The judge stressed solemn duty, secrecy, and probing charges of federal violations to uncover the truth. A. G. Hoffman of Mendota named foreman as the jury started deliberations.
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Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
Humphrey
United States District Court
A. G. Hoffman
Mendota
Castro Refusal to Arbitrate Venezuela US Dispute
Washington reports President Castro of Venezuela flatly refused to arbitrate issues with the United States. Bowen cabled Caracas that Venezuela has no pending questions and the New York & Bermuda Asphalt case stays in court. Cabinet plans to await developments and avoid drastic U.S. action. Also noted is a St Louis fire at the Anheuser Busch freight depot destroying 27 refrigerator cars and totaling about 125000 dollars.
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Washington
Bowen
State Department
Caracas
Castro
Venezuela
United States
New York & Bermuda Asphalt Company
St. Louis
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association
Night Prowling Thieves and Croup Warned by Kennedy Remedy
A period-style ad warns of night time illnesses like croup and whooping cough affecting children. It promotes Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as a new remedy for coughs and colds, claiming it drives out disease before doctors arrive, contains no opiates, and is sold by Et. G. Miller.
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Kennedy
Et. G. Miller
Deaths in New York and Chicago in 1903 margins
In the November and December period one fifth of deaths occurred in New York and Chicago from pneumonia. Tolay's Money and Tar are advertised as stopping coughs, healing lungs, and preventing pneumonia, claiming to prevent serious outcomes from colds. The seller, E.E. Connerd Co., Alot, promotes Foley's Money and War as quick cures.
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New York
Chicago
Tolay
Foley
E.e.connerd
Alot
Guaranteed cure for piles in 6 to 14 days
Advertises Paris Medicina Co. remedy for piles claiming cure in 6 to 14 days with first application easing symptoms. Promises druggist refunds payment if no cure and offers 50c in stamps for proof, mail order from St. Louis.
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Paris Medicina Co
Sty Ouls
Molyr
Rates to Minnesota and Dakota on Tuesday trains
Rates to Minnesota and Dakota offered to settlers via weekly Tuesday departures through March and April. Direct Minneapolis connections in St Paul with northern lines. no car changes en route. Consult local agent before buying tickets. A B Outts, G PL & TTA, Minneapolis. Also advertisements for Dr Thomas Relectric Gil remedies and Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea with testimonials from Mrs Chas Hutton.
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Minnesota
Dakota
Town Central
North
South Dakota
St. Paul
Union Depot
Northern Lines
A. B. Outts
G. PL & Tta
Minneapolis
Scott's Emulsion Praised For Fat Babies Comfort
An advertisement extols fat babies as content and well nourished, claiming scrawniness causes discomfort. It asserts Scott's Emulsion helps babies gain needed fat, cushioning nerves and aiding bone and muscle development while remaining sweet-tasting.
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Scott
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