Mind Unchanged on Cuban Reciprocity Proposals
Washington March statement from Chairman Payne outlines three Cuban reciprocity options. It notes opposition to higher sugar tariffs, warns over a Tawney payout to Cuba, and supports a 20 percent duty cut tied to immigration exclusions. Also mentions plant projections by state and a Texas poolrooms ruling.
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Progress of Beet Sugar Industry in United States
Special Agent C. P. Saylor reports for the beet sugar investigations, noting U S production for 1901-02 at 185 000 tons up 10 percent from 77 000 tons in 1900-01. Thirty one factories operated in 1901 with eleven more started. nine more under construction with capacities from 500 to 1 000 tons daily. Companies organized total 19 000 000 dollars capitalization and require 9 000 000 dollars working capital annually.
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Benton Harbor Boy Delivers Warning, Prevents Train Wreck
James Osborne, a Benton Harbor lad, warned a departing Pere Marquette No. 4 after spotting a switched track. He signaled the danger from the station while a companion warned the train crew, allowing Riverside to stop the late arrival and avert disaster.
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Pupils Conspire to Break Up Discipline at West Side School
Vincennes Indiana March 7. The resignation of Professor KB A Quigle as principal followed a conspiracy by eight grade pupils to disrupt discipline. Stones and rubbish were thrown at Quigle and teachers Laker Ricker. One boy threatened Miss Baker but stopped saying you are a lady. Miss Nellie Jones was badly bruised. Dr PH W Held found a tooth cut her lip from Charles Busching 15 who apologized and his father paid the bill to avoid prosecution.
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Miners push for scale laws and central offices
Des Moines talks labor demands for shot firers and mine run rules. plan to establish permanent head offices at a central location, likely Albia or Oskaloosa, with salaries for officers, ahead of a joint conference with operators on March 11.
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Fatal Self Harm After Rejected Suit in Township
A man died by self inflicted injury after lashing his tongue and head with a device following his sweetheart拒 marriage refusal. The article notes a drawing contest in Washington and mentions Irish figures visiting the White House, along with a Colorado Springs contest where Marshall Pennett, aged 1, won second prize in a free hand drawing event.
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Prince Henry of Prussia Receives Harvard Honor and City Welcome
Prince Henry of Prussia, brother of the Kaiser, received an honorary Doctor of Laws from Harvard and a cordial Boston welcome from Governor Crane and Mayor Collins. He visited the German Museum, met veterans, and posed with flags before touring Cambridge and Boston landmarks. The prince then headed to Albany and West Point en route to New York, amid a crowded, festive scene in the city.
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Prince of Kaisers Receives Harvard Degree Ceremony Highlights
The Kaiser’s cable congratulation greets the Harvard degree ceremony as the royal party visits Memorial Hall and Sanders Theater. President Eliot speaks in gown. the prince praises Roosevelt and leads three cheers. Harvard students tour the new building and art displays amid informal luncheon with faculty and staff.
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Prince Meets Munstaberg As Kaiser Presents German Art Casts
The meeting involves Munstaberg and Henry W. Putnam with museum directors. The prince answers briefly about his purpose and then receives casts of German monumental art prepared for presentation to Harvard by the Kaiser before being driven to the Motel Somerset.
Novel Blacklisting Case Wins Damages in Chicago Court
In a novel first of its kind ruling the appellate court upheld a lower court verdict for Gustave Horn of 600 Twenty-eighth Street against London Guarantee and Accident Company. Horn claimed damages after being discharged from Arnold, Schwinn & Co bicycle factory, with the insurer having insured the discharged workers. The suit awarded Horn one thousand dollars.
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Five Men Badly Burned in a Mine Explosion Near New Salen
A powder explosion in a coal mine near New Salen injured three miners and two visitors from Decorah Ia. Arthur Abington and George M Clark set off a squib to demonstrate the powder, triggering the blast and causing serious burns to all.
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Mark ets Report From East Buffalo And East Suffalo Live Stock
East Buffalo New York March 6 Dunning Stevens note cattle receipts light and market firm veals 5.50 to 7.00 choice to fancy 7.25 to 7.75 hog receipts 4550 head heavy 6.55 to 6.60 mixed 6.40 to 6.60 pies scarce 25 cents higher roughs 5.76 to 5.90 stags 4.20 to 4.50 sheep and lambs offerings 600 head lambs 6.00 top native and western prices listed with range details for today.
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Contumacious Tung Causes Apprehension at Peking
At Peking on March 7 General Tung Fu Hsiang commands a sizable army stirring court fears he may pillage to support followers as indemnity payments and foreign dispositions mingle. French legation protests over Marshal Su disruptions and bankers' indemnity issues threaten future installments. Assurances from Russia and Germany aim to protect foreign commercial rights in China's zones of influence.
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Debate Over New Department of Commerce Draws House Hearings
March hearings set for the bill proposing a new commerce department after slow progress in the House. Senator Nelson of Minnesota advocates the department, while debates over cost, building needs, and economic impact loom. Also covered are parliamentary voting rights debates, ongoing political humor at the capital, and wartime era notes on appointments and investigations.
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Adventists Alarmed by End of World Signs in Battle Creek Wall
Reports from Niles Michigan on March 7 describe Seventh Day Adventists convinced the world ends soon after a brick horse image appeared on a Battle Creek sanatorium wall. They cite Revelation six and fear prophetic wrath while thousands visit the site.
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