Weather and graft in San Francisco politics emerge in spring prose
The Staniard comments on shifting weather and renewed life as spring arrives while railing at corrupt officials in San Francisco. It laments graft exposed in officialdom and argues reform is needed as headlines of bribery, embezzlement, and political decay surface amid the season. The piece likens moral rot to pests in gardens and urges action to purge corruption.
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Ben Franciaso
Poltra
San Francisco
Louie Boodiers
St. Lorte
Sin
Francisco
Wall Street Slump Amid Market Turbulence And Forecasts
The article discusses renewed stock market weakness on Wall Street tied to prolonged money market tightness and lingering investor anxiety. It cites recent collapses and speculative activity, notes high finance pressures, and quotes experts predicting a cautious Spring recovery if monetary strains ease. It highlights railroad and industrial debt concerns, labor demand shifts, and potential nationwide contraction unless harvests and fiscal conditions stabilize.
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Mllseloees
Thia
James J
Tine
Jobrone
Acaria
Wall Street
Seog
Tanipulariona Iellews
Te Aaset
Union
Boviherm Pacific
Fasch Commieat
Lms
London
New York
Barra Amounte
Locke
Nots & Whole
Monty Wing
Bish Tates
Jae
Mallad
Uabatla
Coodilles
France
Arcesaity
Germass
Poanetay
Industeial
Berm
Partan Ranker
Bratns
Ruth
Indweley
May Supplant Gasoline In Engines With Alcohol
Dr Clas Luke, a Columbia professor, reports a 20 percent power increase from alcohol as an engine fuel. Alcohol may replace gasoline for engines soon and kerosene and naphtha could rise in price as alcohol gains, according to Government and USDA bulletins detailing experiments by Dr. Luke and U.S. engineers.
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Clas
AL Luke
saHetant
Ea Eivewriog
Columbia
United States
Luck
Alcobot
Bosta
Gacnling
Hagdin
Lucke
Department of Agriculture
3. M. Woodward
Drriga- Hoa
Notable Mob Violence in Atlanta Sparks Outrage and Death
In Atlanta a violent mob attacks Black residents and businesses, killing several men and beating others in barber shops and streets. The mob robs a store run by white meat vendors, drags victims from their chairs, and destroys property as police and bystanders fail to stop the carnage.
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Stannard Baker
Atlanta
Defended W. W. In Labor Context Amid Strife
Fragmentary text shows a labor related dispute with vague references to slogans and injuries. It mentions workers, a march or call to action, and mentions proceedings and observers, but lacks clear names, dates, or places to anchor a full report.
Industrial unions opposed by capitalist class argues for fair labor
The letter argues against industrial unions linking workers across crafts, warning such a move would empower employers. It cites past abuses by mine owners and calls for preserving worker unity under traditional unions, urging readers to consider the brutal history and avoid dangerous upheaval amid wartime tensions.
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Log
Dewda
Wold
LW W
Chambers
Kiven
Claus
Aod
Fitzey Thomas
Ube
Lodignmlion
Boone Boxe
Merc Beestz
Feelug
Awelle
Willard
Girl 18 Insane Inmate For The Mattewan Asylum
March 26 Carmel SY reports Jenele Bowd an 18 year old accused of murder in the first degree. A legal agreement with District Attorney Weeks and Dr William Granger describes commitment to the asylum for the criminal insane after formal adjudication and arraignment.
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Carmel SY
Jenele Bowd
Urleh
Maby
Wilbur Wisshis
Mattewan
Distatet
Mally
Naaca
Axum
Asta
William DB
Ranger
Granger
Ake
Safedag
Permane
Nanauier
Aimed at America Paris March 76 Tariff Debate
Paris dispatch reports a campaign in favor of higher tariff duties on French imports with strict maximum and minimum rates. The effort seeks universal cooperation from all countries to support double rates, arguing that America must act to protect French commerce and special articles shipped to the United States.
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Paris
Frege Commercial Interveta
America
Catia
United States
Thaw Anxiously Awaits FitzGeralds Decision
The trial case involving Harry Thaw proceeds as Judge Fitzgerald considers appointing a lunacy commission for Harry Thaw. Jerome Thaw and counsel for the defense attend as court convenes at 1:00 pm after a delayed start. Mrs Thaw and Mrs Carnegie arrive with observation from the Thaw family while the proceedings unfold.
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New York
Jue Uce Fitzgerard
Jerome
Gelock
Vera
Criminal Court
Sir Thaw
Yarmouth
L. Carnegie
Edward Thaw
Justics
Thay
Fudge
Copper Prices Fall Sharply in Boston Market Decline Deepens
The Boston market shows a sharp drop in copper prices with broad declines across grades. Prices slid from 106 to 105 in some items as reports from London suggested limited support, and earlier gains faded into a demoralized March market.
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Boston
North Butte
Quincy
Tate Ropa
Franklin
Bote
London
Tolas
Measles Outbreak Delays Warship Departure
Newport News reports an outbreak of measles aboard the warship Giorgia delaying its departure for Dover scheduled for tomorrow. The 80 epidemic affected 42 sailors taken to the naval hospital at Potomac.
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Newport News
Bay
Wacal Hospital
Pos
Deel Beats Rooney In Chicago Wrestling Match
On March 28 Fidel Wirermain of Variety confronts Iva Rooney of Bleaga in a wrestling bout set for Chicago. The result is reported as Deel winning the match, with the event highlighting the strong performance by Wirermain and Rooney’s contested career.
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Chicaco
Fidel Wirermain Varity
Iva Rooney
Bleaga
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