Fifteen New Asteroids Found by Harvard Team
Cambridge reports fifteen newly discovered asteroids linked to the Harvard Observatory and Rev. Joel H Metcalf. The scientists urge astronomers to track these minor planets as they move toward opposition, noting government support for continued measurements and the need for accurate orbits.
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Naval Observatory
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Dan Fio
Congress to convene March 16 with 12 senators absent
Washington report states twelve senators and seventy-seven representatives of the current Congress will be absent when the sixty first Congress meets in a special session on March 16. Since Fhipking in Minnesota and Stephenson in Wisconsin have not yet been re elected, fourteen senators may be absent.
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Sherman
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Bourke Cochran
Cook
Honynge
Hasgelt
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Momfillen
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Iowea
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Cale
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Fiopking
Miinols
Stephenson
Wie Eongin
Dean's Ointment Promises Relief From Piles
An old notice touts Dean's Ointment as a cure for itching bleeding or protruding piles after years of suffering. Available at any drug store.
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Judge A B Fall Responds To New Mexico Land Fraud Charges
El Paso reports Judge A B Fall refutes charges against his record 648 attorney general of New Mexico. He cites findings from Special Prosecutor Ormsby’s investigation and explains his stance on the statehood bill amid Democratic shifts.
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A B. Fall
New Mexico
Ormsby
Department of Justice
Bonaparte
Connecion
Tne
Pall
Congres
McHars
Hagerman Denies Washington Story
In Albany telegram, former New Mexico governor Herbert J. Hagerman denies a Washington report that he attacked New Mexico before the Senate territories committee. He says he never appeared before the committee or contacted St W. H Andrews and friends, and denounces the report as false.
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S. M
Albany
N. Y
Herbert J. Hagerman
New Mexico
Washington
Senate Committee On Territories
Hagerman
Senate
St W
Official Schedule of Baseball Clubs Given Out
Chicago Feb 28 The official schedule of the American Association of Baseball clubs for the coming season was issued. The plan calls for 168 games with the season opening April 14 and closing Sept 27. This is the longest schedule yet adopted. Western clubs start the season in the West with St Louis at Milwaukee Columbus at Louisville Toledo at Indianapolis and Minneapolis at Kansas City.
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American Association of Baseball Clubs
St. Louie
Milwaukee
Columbus
Louieville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Fruit steamer Heredia ashore near Nicaragua cape
The United States Fruit Company's steamer Heredia ran aground at Cape Gracia Bend about fifteen miles off Nicaragua’s mainland. The ship carried five dispatchers and a large freight cargo. all passengers are reported safe. L. R. Howell and wife of Preston Idaho are visiting Ogden friends.
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United States Fruit Company
Heredia
Cape Gracia Bend
Nicaragua
Ll. R. Howell
Preston Idaho
Ogden
Ivory Soap Compared To Toilet Soaps In Weight And Cost
A cake of Ivory Soap weighs nearly as much as three cakes of toilet soap. Ivory Soap costs less than a cent per ounce, while toilet soaps cost from 5 to 25 or even 50 cents per cake. Ivory uses as good materials as the best toilet soaps and far better materials than most.
Taft to take oath on century old Supreme Court Bible
Washington February 28 William H Taft will take the presidential oath on the century old Bible kept by the Supreme Court. He notes the book would have sufficed if he had joined the court. Bids to present Bibles were offered but not accepted. Taft will use a historic Bible and return it to archives. Roosevelt will depart directly to Oyster Bar after the inaugural.
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William H Taft
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Taft
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Capitol
White House
Unitarian
President Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Roosevalt
Kittredge
Panama Canal
Overstreet and
Landis
Indiana
Five Detectives to Guard Hart at Inauguration
Five Chicago detectives depart for Washington to serve as personal bodyguards for William Hart during his inauguration. Sergeants Joseph B. Berry, William Rohan, Arthur McCarthy, Frank Murphy, and James Markham will accompany and protect him.
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Chicago
William Hart
Washington
Joseph B. Berry
William Rohan
Arthur McCarthy
Frank Murphy
James Markham
Cannon Defends House Rules Amid Higging Attack
Washington on February 28 Speaker Cannon furious over Edward E. Higging of Success Magazine accusing the House rules of bias. He defends the foundational principles traced to Jefferson and Madison, saying rules have evolved to fit a growing nation. He cites letters attacking government, church, and press as examples of broader dissent.
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Edward E. Higging
Success Magazine
Cannon
Aetter
Higgins
Jefferson
Madison
Higema
Inaugural Week Arrives as Taft Inaugurates Soon
Washington marks a ceremonious start to Taft's inauguration with decorated streets and stands. Union station hosts 125 special policemen to curb pickpockets as crowds gather for the event. President Roosevelt attends Grace Reformed Church for the last time and signs a proclamation calling an extraordinary Senate session for March 4 to receive executive communications and cabinet nominations.
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Roosevelt
Grace Reformed Church
Washington
Senate
United States of America
Senate of the
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
United States Senate
Negroes in deadly combat in Goldfield
In Goldfield Nevada on February 28 W L Valentine a dying man with two bullets in the abdomen from a dispute over cooking was attacked at the boarding house of Consolidated Mines company by Joe Burnell also a black man. Burnell is under arrest at St Marys hospital.
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Goldfield, Nev
W. L. Valentine
St. Mary's Hospital
Joe Burnell
Razore
Consolidated Mines Company
Burness
Billion dollar session nears end in Congress
Washington notes that the current short session will likely enact record high appropriations, with estimates surpassing the $1 billion mark. Major items include civil service debates, the Italian earthquake relief, Chinese indemnity, western homesteads, and new liquor shipment regulations, while many bills face defeat or delay.
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Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
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Senate
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Asia
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Waterways Commission
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Atepa
House Committee of Ways and Means
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Third Squadron Sails for Guantanamo
Fort Monroe Va Feb 28 The battleship Ohio called today for New York All vessels of the Third squadron that met the returning bul while sailing for GuantanamoBay and related fleet movements were noted as part of the sequence in the report of the squadron departure noe additional details were given in the fragmentary dispatches
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Ohio
New York
Mock marriage prank rattles Navy in hotel parlors
Naval circles buzzed as Midshipman Robert S Young Jr of the armored cruiser North Carolina and Miss Margaret Connell staged a pretend marriage in the Chamberlain hotel parlors. The ceremony was a joke and preparations were made for further activity.
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Guantanamo
Ohio
New York Bay
Fagahlp
Connecticut
Hampton Roads
Magdalena
Manila Bays
Chamberlain Hotel
Robert 5. Young, Jr
North Carolina
Margaret Connell
Inaugural Parade Plans Include Pixie Prairie Hartford
Transfer to the converted cruiser Pixie and Prairie and to the old Paragut flagship Hartford tomorrow. The bine Jackety will participate in the inaugural parade in Washington.
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Pixie
Prairie
Hartford
Bine Jackety
Washington
Automobile accident kills George Porter in New York
New York February 28 a rear wheel snapped sending an auto with a party of friends tumbling down an embankment causing the death of George Porter superintendent of the Scott McComb kennels at Elmeford New York The crash occurred tonight and involved Porter and his companions with tragic results.
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New York
George Porter
Scott & McComb
Elmeford
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