Naval War in Congress and the Latters Ambitions
Washington dispatch outlines Senator Rayners push to honor Admiral Schley with a vice admiralcy in a naval bill. It notes Foraker's committee positions, Alaska road lobbying, and the Enlisted Naval Academy bill by Fulton. It mentions Byran and Roosevelt as future senators and Roundup autos for government use.
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Washington
Rayner
Winfield Scott Schley
Dewey
Bob” Evans
Admiral Schley
Brooklyn
Santiago Bay
Senate
Hale Promply
Navy
Alaska
Oregon
Congress
Valdes
Nome
Foraker
Ohio
Pacific Islands
Porto Rico
Burton
Tower
Senator Foraker
Bis
Cummins
Iowa
Allison
Theodore Roosevelt
William J. Bryan
Fulton
Oklahoma
Naval Academy
Seacoast
Cooper Sharp trial to hear sixty witnesses in weeks long case
In the Cooper Sharp trial for the Carmack slaying, the defense lists about sixty witnesses and the state fifty two. Arguments likely start in two weeks and may last a week amid many attorneys. Jurors, farmers by occupation, are kept indoors until Judge Hart orders daily walks.
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Nashville
Tenn
Cooper-Sharp
United States
BE. W. Carmack
Hart
Mock Navy Wedding Stirs Fort Monroe Circles
At Fort Monroe Virginia a pretend wedding in the Chamberlin hotel parlor involved Midshipman Robert S. Young Jr of the North Carolina and Miss Margaret Connel of Scranton Pennsylvania. Officials noted a naval chaplain named by the propagator did not exist, revealing the prank.
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Fort Monroe
Chamberlin Hotel
Robert S. Young, Jr
North Carolina
Margaret Connel
A. J. Connel
Scranton
Heutenant
Allen
Navy
Ethel Roosevelt Engagement Rumor Circulates
Friends acknowledge talks that Miss Ethel Roosevelt may wed William Phillips while his denial comes from the White House. Phillips, third assistant secretary of state and Harvard man, is a grand nephew of Wendell Phillips and has been seen with Miss Roosevelt in social circles. Formal announcement is anticipated after Easter.
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Boston
William Phillips
Ethel Roosevelt
Phillips
Miss Roosevelt
Wendell Phillips
Harvard
White House
Alice
Nicholas Longworth
Washington
Ethel
Plan Booth Arrest Today In Fish Trust Case
W Vernon Booth and Frederick R Robbins are indicted by Cook county grand jury for conspiracy to obtain money by false pretenses. They allegedly extorted $300,000 from Continental National Bank using false statements and face penalties of up to five years in prison or a $2000 fine. Both bonds set at $25,000.
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Fish Trust
Chicago
W Vernon Booth
Frederick R. Robbins
A. Booth & Co
Cook County Grand Jury
Continental National Bank
Carnegie Foundation Pension List Adds Seventy-Eight Retirements
New York March 1 The third annual report of the Carnegie foundation shows seventy eight names added to the retiring allowance roll at a total of 113765 dollars. The pensions include fifteen widows of professors.
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Carnegie
New York
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Mothers Who Have Daughters in Winchester
Letters from mothers and girls praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for reproductive health issues. The ad touts cures for irregular periods, cramps, backache, and fatigue, urging readers to seek advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Winchester
Ind
May Deal
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Snow White Coal Wagons Spark Cleaner Chicago Effort
A Chicago fuel company with 409 wagons announced a cleaner city program. It delivers coal in snow white bags from snow white wagons driven by uniformed teamsters with white gloves. Horses are coal black with white harness, hooves oiled, and tails brushed.
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Chicago
Democratic Senators Stand Pat Over Quorum Break
Eight Democratic senators who fled Tennessee to Kentucky to avoid arrest say their aim is to block Republican participation in the election of Democratic primary election commissioners. They warn they may stay away from Tennessee for a year if needed.
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Hopkinside
Tennessee
Kentucky
Snap Bean Farm to be bought as Har ris memorial
In Atlanta on March 1, the Snap Bean Farm and the Sign of the Wren's Nest, home of Joel Chandler Harris, will be purchased by friends of Uncle Remus and given to the public as a memorial to the noted author.
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Atlanta, Ga
Joel Chandler Harris
Remus
S. S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Steamer Heredia Ashore at Cape Gracia Bend
The steamer Heredia with forty five passengers and a large cargo is ashore fifteen miles from here near Cape Gracia Bend. The double hull protected most of the vessel as only the outer hull was smashed and all passengers are reported safe.
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Nicaragua
Heredia
Cape Gracia Bend
Geronimo the Apache Chief and His Long Fight
Geronimo the Chiricahua Apache war chief of the southwestern tribes earned a grim reputation for cruelty and endurance. Captured repeatedly, he evaded U.S. forces until final surrender in 1886 under Lt. Col. Lawton and Lt. Wood. His escape feats included riding 500 rifles on a horse and a 40 mile run in a day as he and his bands slew dozens.
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Geronimo
Ort Sill
Lawton
Okla
United States
H. W. Lawton
Leonard Wood
Wood
Chal-o-Row
Mangus-Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
Mexico
Old Cochise
Natchez
Crook
Canon de Los Embidos
Nelson A. Miles
Miles
Washington
Wilcox
Ariz
San Bernardino
West
Fort Mekens
Fort Marion
Fla
Fort Sol
General Wood
Britons Honor Poe At London Authors Club Dinner
London March 1 The Authors' Club of London will honor Edgar Allan Poe with a dinner program centered on his Ifs and Works. Patrons include Joseph Chamberlain Mrs Humhry Ward Justin McCarthy Lord Fairfax Lady Essex Mrs Cornwallis West and William Archer.
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Authors’ Club of
London
Authors’ Club
Edgar Allan Poe
Joseph Chamberlain
Humphry Ward
Justin McCarty
Lord Fairfax
Lady Essex
Cornwallis-West
William Archer
Two Professors Arrested For Aiding Exams
In New York on March 1 Charles G. Christie and William J. Kearney professors at St Francis College, Proolyn, were jailed on charges of unlawfully aiding students to pass state board of regents examinations. About twenty students are alleged to have been aided.
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New York
State Board of Regents
Charles G. Christie
William J. Kearney
St. Francis’ College
Proolyn
Raymond Street
Taft Buys Milfer's Sheep Shearing at New York Sale
Charles P. Taft brother of the president elect paid $27,000 for Milfer's Sheep Shearing the top price at Henry Graves collection auction in New York. Forty nine paintings sold totaling $253,250 under the American Art Association with an agent for Taft.
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New York
Milt
Charles P. Taft
Milfer
Henry Graves
American Art Association
Taft
Foley's Orino Laxative credited for child’s recovery
A parent from Casimer Wisconsin reports a three year old boy with severe constipation and high fever was saved after taking two doses of Foley's Orino Laxative. The next morning the fever disappeared and the child recovered fully. Lemmon's Pharmacy endorsed the product.
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Foley
A. Wolkush
Casimer
Wis. Lemmon
Hanley's Political Primer Traveler Heads to Des Moines
Lewis Eagle rode to Des Moines this morning to visit relatives for several days. J A McCaleb joined a West Chester trip the same morning to spend the day away.
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Lewis Eagle
Des Moines
J. A. McCaleb
West Chester
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