Meat Inspection Ruling Deemed Technical by Officials
Judge Rodgers ruled federal meat inspection law unconstitutional in Fort Smith Arkansas. Officials say the decision is largely technical and will not halt interstate and export meat inspection. They regret the failure to convict Boyer over a bribe charge and will continue enforcement despite the ruling.
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Washington
Rodgers
Fort Smith
Ark
United States
Agricultural Department
Boyer
Wilson
Bureau
Salmon
Animal Industry Bureau
Rogers
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Chicago
Bureau of
Commissioner of Health
Reynolds
Government Debates Response to Postmaster Murders
Cabinet discussions focus on two recent postmaster killings in the south, Lake City DC and Ada GA, amid moves to abolish affected offices. President unsettled yet seeks a uniform rule, while Ada’s case remains under inquiry into whether the appointed Free man had assumed duties and whether the death stemmed from appointment or a quarrel.
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Washington
South
Cuba
Maine
Lake City
D. C
Ada
Freeman
Memorial Tablet Proposed for Maine Disaster Victims
In Washington on March 2, Senator Perkins of California reported a favorable blueprint for a bronze memorial tablet in the Capitol honoring officers and sailors who perished in the Maine disaster at Havana Harbor. The resolution passed. Also noted, Stewart opposed the bankruptcy bill conference, and the Alaska homestead bill received no action. The House began debate on the Loud bill re second-class matter, mirroring the prior Congress version.
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Washington
Senate
Perkins
California
Committee On Naval Affairs
Bacon
Capitol
Maine
Havana Harbor
Stewart
Alaska
House
Treasury public debt and cash balance report shows declines
The monthly treasury statement shows total public debt at 1 010 104 216 with a month’s decrease of 1 57 122 as cash increases. It breaks down interest bearing debt 847 366 68 and non interest bearing 386 974 069 totaling 1 235 668 419, cash components 204 063 971 gold 511 858 834 silver 107 564 958 paper 33 684 002 with net cash balance 225 564 203 after demand liabilities 631 607 563.
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Washington
Treasury
Counterfeit $2 Treasury Note Surface in Secret Service Find
Washington reports a new counterfeit two dollar treasury note has appeared. The note bears check letter B and plate number 28 as identified by the secret service.
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Washington
Treasury
Secret Service
Treasury reports February surplus of 1.07 million
The treasury statement issued yesterday shows receipts exceeded expenditures in February by 1,073,102 dollars. The surplus reflects month’s financial performance and signals improved fiscal balance for the period.
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Washington
Treasury
Wisconsin Attorney General probes wholesale grocers trust
Milwaukee March 2 The Evening Wisconsin reports that Attorney General Mylrea is investigating the Wisconsin Wholesale Grocers association for possible trust activity. He aims to enforce statutes against trade restraints and price fixing with a wide inquiry, listing sixty two questions. Other firms named include Arbuckle Brothers Woolson Spice American Sugar Refining National Sugar Refining Mollenhauer Sugar Procter Gamble and Diamond Match Fairbank Co Northwestern Yeast Howell & Co B Leidersdorf & Co and American Tobacco.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Mylrea
Wisconsin Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Arbuckle Brothers
The
Woolson Spice Company
American Sugar Refining Company
National Sugar Refining Company
Mollenhauer Sugar Refining Company
D. H. Howell, Son
Toughs on the Ball Field Adopt Radical League Rule
The National League adopted a sweeping measure to curb obscene or vulgar language by players. A three judge board of discipline will try offenders and may suspend or ban for life. The first tribunal includes L C Krauthoff, Louis Kramer, and Frederick K Stearns with terms of varying years.
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St. Louis
National Base Ball League
Board of Discipline
L. C. Krauthoff
Kansas City
Louis Kramer
Cincinnati
Frederick K. Stearns
Detroit
Mich
National League
League
Will of Waterloo bachelor may yield large bequests
Stockton reports Peter Christesen, wealthy bachelor farmer near Waterloo, died recently leaving an estate over 100000 dollars with no known heir in Denmark. Public Administrator Norton handles estate as no will is found though a possibly executed document once with Judge Baldwin may surface from Washington after a postal delay. In Richmond Marcus Mote, 81, Quaker artist, dies. famed for challenging Quaker prudence by influencing drawing instruction in Indiana public schools.
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Stockton
Cal
Peter Christesen
Waterloo
Denmark
Norton
Baldwin
Christesen
Washington
Richmond
Ind
Marcus Mote
Society of Friends
Mote
Indiana
Terrific hurricane devastates New Caledonia and ships
A fierce hurricane struck New Caledonia causing major shipping damage. The storm also crossed the Loyalty Islands and sank a French gun boat.
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Sydney
New Caledonia
Loyalty Islands
City Robber Steals Tourist’s Money Bloods Chicago’s Bad Name
Max Nodorac, a Swiss traveler visiting Chicago from Denver, reports $250 stolen from his belt while touring Wells Street lodging and city sights. He claims he has faced fair treatment in other world cities, but Chicago robbed him within 24 hours of arrival, prompting a vow to depart soon. He carries $500 in a belt and $260 in his vest, visited two museums and saloons, and plans to watch for thieves until departing.
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Chicago
Max Nodorac
Nodorac
Central Station
London
Paris
New York
California
Denver
Wells Street
Switzerland
Brother Confesses Robbery Guilt to Save Kin
In Chicago a saloon keeper victimized December robbery is solved as Frank Will admits he robbed Thomas McDonald at 82 Chicago avenue and offers to take his brother Robert’s punishment. Robert, jailed and bound for Joliet, is spared when Frank changes places. Trial had false alibi and witness testimony for both men.
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Chicago
Frank Will
Robert
Thomas McDonald
Joliet
Chicago Avenue
Martin Morley
Robert J. Hill
Morley
Hill
Sherman
Frank
Robert Hill
Unknown murder tale shocks revival audience in Dubuque
A revival in Dubuque hears an old man confess to a six year old murder along a country road near Fennimore Wisconsin. He claims two accomplices killed a peddler and buried the body with only fifteen dollars found. The man gives his name as Michael Noggles.
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Dubuque
Jesus
Michael Noggies
Fennimore
Grant County
Wis
Noggles
Emil Lueders in Haitian German controversy
Emil Lueders, described as a person of mixed Haitian and German heritage, is noted as a figure connected to a Haitian German controversy. The text frames him as the central subject of the dispute and references his role in the ongoing matter.
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Emil Lueders
Port Au Prince
Lueders
Long asserts Spain not involved in Maine blast
Secretary Long, in a casual cabinet remark, said his personal view is that Spain’s official participation in the Maine disaster is practically eliminated. He stressed the comment was not official and noted no new evidence from the court of inquiry influenced his stance.
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Washington
Maine
Long
John D. Lona
White House
Navy Department
Spain
Georgia
South Carolina
Senor Du_ Bose
Havana
Discovery Boosts Gas Output From Drowned Wells
Kokomo Indiana March 2 Superintendent Coyle of the Indiana Natural Gas and Oil company says a new process can recover gas from wells drowned by water in the Indiana gas belt. He claims the method reactivates abandoned wells and could be worth millions to manufacturers with substantial plant investments.
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Kokomo
Ind
Coyle
Indiana Natural Gas and Oil Company
Chicago
Indiana Gas Belt
Judge dissolves injunction over Tippecanoe club expulsions
Judge Neff of the common pleas court dissolves the injunction that barred the Tippecanoe club from expelling Mayor McKisson and legislators Bramley Burke and Mason for their roles in opposing Hanna in the late senatorial campaign. Directors may now dismiss the offending members. In Anderson Indiana union workers dismissed from Pittsburg Plate Glass at Elwood plan actions on discrimination claims tied to union principles.
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Cleveland
Neff
The
Common Pleas Court
Tippecanoe Club
McKisson
Bramley, Burke and Mason
Hanna
Anderson
Ind
Pittsburg
Elwood
Shilohs Cure and Clover Root Tea Ad in Buffalo
Local ads tout Shilohs Cure as a leading consumption remedy sold by Glasgow and Lytle. Karl’s Clover Root Tea promoted for constipation and purification, with guarantees and nasal injector offer. Also references Shilohs Catarrh remedy and warning against coughs turning to consumption.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Soan
Glasgow & Lytle
Shiloh
Glasgow and Lytle
Karl
Glasgow, & Lytle
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Alberson
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Crall
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Wabash Ave
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