Tremendous Ovation for Miss Roosevelt at Theaters
A grand reception in honor of Miss Alice Roosevelt closed with a theater display and a city plaza ovation. The event drew Governor Hunt and notable officials. plans include a four day tour visiting Cayey Ponte Moyagues and sugar estates amid a planned reception in Ponce.
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They Will Be Remarried After 40 Years Separation
After four decades apart, Newark resident Ldsrin Daw plans to remarry his former wife Dow. Daw had pursued fortune out West, returned to learn Dow had remarried Captain Norton, who then died. Daw learned of Dow’s new life and aims to wed again this Sunday.
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San Francisco Hotels Crowded with Strangers
San Francisco records show an unprecedented influx of eastern visitors this winter, with freighted hotels and railway officials noting a remarkable pilgrimage. The city welcomes a large number of travelers, many seeking affordable rates and long stays, while the urban scene grows crowded with newcomers.
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British Consols Dip Below 90 Amid Market Uncertainty
In London trading the British Consols fell below 90 as investors speculated on future moves. Dealers noted continued selling pressure and a lack of strong buying, with concerns that prolonged weakness would force banks to reassess reserves. Some chatter linked a possible government buy of its own securities to steady credit, while continental lenders pulled back for safer placements. An Anglo American purchase briefly lifted the market before selling pressure resumed.
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Dickens Exhibition in the City of London
New York cables report an exhibition connected to the Tugkens Fellowship showing Dickens items. Highlights include the sun dial, writing desk, and a Pickwick Papers manuscript page from Old World’s, with Britain’s fragmentary display sharing space with an American collection.
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Founder of Mountain News dies after paralytic stroke
Denver March 23 Willian N Hyeksy torado prother and founder of the Mountain News the Breb daily in Denver died Friday after a paralytic stroke. Born February 98 18% in Madison County King and 1850 he moved to Denver in 1832, later surveying in Oregon and Washington. He helped establish the Rocky Mountain News and headed the paper until 1878, shaping the Rocky Mountain region press. A Republican involved in politics, he never held office but served as phalmantcy In BH 65 and 70. He married Miss Elizabeth Sumner in Muscling Virginia in 1854. two children survive. He was active in Denver City tramway company and other ventures.
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Frisco Plans Waterworks Expansion At Twin Reservoir Sites
New York March 25. Prank R Lane, ex California governor candidate and San Francisco city attorney, seeks federal approval to use two reservoir sites in Yosemite National Park for San Francisco water supply. Applications drafted two years ago were rejected. renewal cites municipal needs and a 840,000 dollar estimate. Project would use Tuolumne river flood control and pipeline to San Francisco, with a 10 mile distribution toward the city. The new city charter contemplates municipal ownership of the water system, aligning with the plan.
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Irish land bill signals vast aid to tenants and landlords
London March 2. Mr Wyndham outlined a government plan spending 60 million dollars in grants and 25 million in stock for Irish land purchases. The bill seeks tenant purchases via guaranteed stock and state advances while creating a cabutex commission to oversee sales. Deputies praised the intent but warned of delays and political risks as Redmond and others pressed for clarity and steady progress.
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Fading Skirmishes Reported in San Domingo Front
Fragmentary dispatches describe continued fighting around San Domingo with tanks and forces moving toward strategic targets. Reports mention attempts to pressure opponents into surrender and clashes near multiple unnamed localities as combatants press for rapid outcomes.
People of Trinidad Protest Against Officials
Port of Spain March 23 The chamber of commerce voices demand for immediate removal of Governor Sir Cornelius Molony and senior officials, urging a public inquiry into the fatalities from the unrest and the burial of the victims.
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Peabody Commission Leaves Denver In Labor Tension
In Denver on March 25 the government appointed Peabody to investigate ongoing strikes in the Cohoes Springs and Gypsyd Creek districts. President Lennox of the Mine Owners Association expected to visit Colorado Springs and assure employers, while sheriffs deputies move to quell unrest. The Colorado City situation remained unchanged as authorities sought to calm tensions amid the dispute.
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Enlarged Civil Service List Aims for Broader Examinations
Wishingtai reports a March 2a revision of civil service rules to take effect April 1. All positions subject to classification will undergo exams, with a senate-confirma tion for certain appointees. The plan expands examinations to many departments including shipping, engineers, and miscellaneous posts, limiting policy appointments in number and duration.
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Relatives Defend Pennell Name in Inquest
In Boitalo N V March 23 attorney Coustworth said the inquest into Hardick’s death should finish by noon. He noted few new details, saying the public knows the key points. Testimony from Neltie Tain, Mrs Arthir Tens well’s sister, questioned the motive and possible divorce, with continued doubt about the case’s direction.
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Quarreled Over A Woman Leads To Fatal Shootout
In a chaotic confrontation at a hall in Dawson rally area, several men including Nedb Tuenmeta and Kenneth Woodwarl were killed during a dispute tied to a woman named Catrall Curley. Names of others, dates, and locations appear garbled, but the report notes a tense exchange and a dangerous aftermath as authorities investigate.
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Unreadable historical note hints at figures and places
Fragmentary OCR text references Mir Steintart as a claimant of Hindinke Lake and mentions a consul in Vienna. The passage is garbled with missing letters and inconsistent names, making it difficult to identify a clear event, date, or outcome.
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Castro Withdraws His Resignation In Vacuum of Peace
Caracaz reports Castro withdraws resignation after studying budget and peacemaking duties. He tells Congress his abdication was not from weakness but duty to pacify the state, promising to stay only until public administration stabilizes and order returns. He cites a popular demonstration and asks deputies to judge the future.
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Jews Urged Westward Migration in Chicago Plan
March 24. The Chronicle reports a proposed movement urging Jews to migrate to the West United States and settle in villages and small towns. An organization plans offices in New York and Chicago to conduct campaigns, assist relocations, and help Jews find homes and jobs in rural districts.
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Sensation in Stratton Case Rocks Colorado Springs
In Colorado Springs on March 28 a dramatic court session opened over Harry Stratton’s claim to a $10,000,000 estate left by the late Juter de Colorado. Detective Berry, cross examined, admitted accepting information from Stratton’s attorneys and being employed to obtain inside details. The proceedings hint at a possible new judicial panel and intensified scrutiny of the administrators in the probate fight.
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Beeting News Reports General’s Suicide in Caylan
The London Beening News states Major General Sir Tee tar Maedonald, commander of Bettiah forces in Caylan, reportedly committed suicide today by shouting in Paris. The report notes the act appears to be self-inflicted amid unclear circumstances and political tension.
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Toronto Opera House Destroyed by Fire
A Toronto fire destroyed the Opera House causing an estimated loss of 150000 dollars. The blaze started from an electric wire in the box area. three children and a wife escaped unharmed. Detectors seized the scene as proprietors Sullivan, Harris & Woods estimated 19000 dollars in losses for scenery and costumes. The firm promised reopening for public performances as soon as possible.
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Harriman buys a California railroad deal detailed
In San Francisco March 25, reports say Harriman and associates acquire the California Northwestern Railway and its affiliated lines, forming a syndicate led by President Tarrinin of the Southern Pacific. The purchase involves the Sal San Francisco and Nord Creek mainway holdings, with extensive realignment and stock transfers anticipated over weeks.
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700 MAGH PROSPERITY Partemount Wy Na Minvele 26
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