Morgan declares against Clayton-Bulwer in canal dispute
Senate debate centers on abrogation of the Clayton-Bulwer treaty as Senator Morgan of Alabama argues for immediate action toward Nicaragua canal. He cites Nicaragua and Costa Rica protocols as defying the treaty and urges Congress to proceed during recess, warning delay tightens the treaty’s grip.
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Washington
Frye
Senate
Hobart
Morgan
Alabama
United States
Great Britain
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Congress
Export Value Of American Goods To Russia And Grants Statue Plan
A bureau of statistics report shows last year export value to Russia unaffected by decree was 7,598,020 dollars while affected exports totaled 2,872,429 dollars. European reciprocity talks stall as senateaction looms, with extensions on Franco-American treaty and delays in Britain West Indian treaties. A Grant statue commission, led by General Dodge, favors a site opposite the Corcoran Gallery with a 250,000 dollar price tag and U S artist competition planned.
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Washington
Bureau of Statistics
Russia
United States Senate
Senate
Great Britain
Barbadoes
Bermuda
Trinidad
Guiana
Congress
Executive Branch
Executive
Italy
Seiz E
General Grant
War Department
General Dodge
State Department
Corcoran Gallery of Art
United States
Misinfo Clears Squiers of Looting Claim
The minister states that Squiers, secretary of legation at the U S embassy, is entirely guiltless of looting despite earlier reports from the unit ed States embassy.
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Squiers
Legation
United State
Senator Depew Faces Miss Paulding In Balcony Moment
In Washington on March 8 Miss Paulding and her former fiancé Lieutenant Eddie encountered each other on a second floor balcony while Senator Depew stood nearby and did not recognize him. The naval officer remained untroubled as the scene unfolded.
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Washington
Miss Paulding
Fdie
Depew
Richie
Lifetime pass awarded for averting train disaster
Mrs. Frank White of Linton received a lifetime pass over the Southern Indiana railroad after she warned of undermined ground under the main tracks. Her alertness, aided by a red table cloth, caused a passenger train to stop within fifty feet of a dangerous pit, prompting praise from conductors and company officials.
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Indianapolis
Frank White
Linton
Southern Indiana Railroad
Island City
Farmer duped in watch scheme near South Bend
Joseph Haas a Union township farmer was approached by a man selling six watches for 27 dollars under a plan with a second agent to reclaim them. The first sealed contract claimed six dozen watches for 500 dollars. After Haas opened it the second agent threatened government prosecution for opening a sealed packet and coerced him into signing a note for 108 dollars and exchanging two watches.
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South Bend
Ind
Joseph Haas
Union Township
Haas
Man fires revolver during lodge initiation in Indiana
Thomas Zell, a candidate for Pythian honors, fired a revolver during an initiation at West Middletown. The degree team fled downstairs, and Zell returned home. Other items report lake engineer strikes winding down, a violent patient at Oshkosh sanatorium, and multiple industrial walkouts in Cedar Rapids and LaCrosse.
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Kokomo
Ind
Thomas Zell
West Middletown
Express Robbery Case in Court Dropped
A fragment notes Jack Stovall charged with express robbery, with a grand day set for proceedings. Details are incomplete but indicate a formal charge arising from an express robbery incident.
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Jack
Stovall
Czar and Manchuria Clarified by Foreign Minister Statements
Dispatch from the British ambassador in St. Petersburg reports Count Lamsdorf rejected claims of a permanent Russian protectorate over Manchuria. He described a temporary modus vivendi to coordinate Russians and Chinese in southern Manchuria to protect the railway and prevent new disturbances. The czar’s assurances remain that Manchuria will return to Chinese sovereignty when circumstances allow and no new acquisition of territory is sought.
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London
St. Petersburg
Charles Stewart Scott
Count Lamsdorf
Russia
Manchuria
Charles Scott
Count Lamesdorf
China
Mansuria
Port Arthur
Peking
Chi-Li
British Reinforcements Sailed for South Africa Amid War News
London reports mobilization sharpens as government plans 12 000 troops to depart for South Africa within a week. Casualties list shows two officers killed at Lichtenberg on March 8. DeWet and Steyn separate at Petrusburg and Smithfield. Kitchener notes Delaney’s attack with 200 Yeomanry and 300 Northumberland Fusiliers. Pearston reoccupied March 5 despite town guard resistance.
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London
Pretoria
Kruger
War Office
South Africa
Lichtenberg
Lord Kitchener
Daily Mail
DeWet
Steyn
Petrusburg
Bloemfontein
Smithfield
Kitchener
Delaney
Cape Town
Gorring
Pearston
Great Riet
Marriage scandal draws attention across two states
Chicago reports a sensational marriage between Arthur W. Patterson known as Wallie and Mrs. Sue L. Ustick of St. Louis. They wed at Collinsville after a months long pursuit by private detectives. The case sparked two divorces and wide publicity in Chicago and St. Louis. A separate Wisconsin hearing concerns Eva Beacher Grover v Lucius H Grover with Chicago co respondent May Butterson named. A Eureka Springs couple welcomes a six inch twenty four ounce boy.
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Chicago
Beautiful
Arthur W. Patterson
Board of Trade
Patterson
Sue L. Ustick
St. Louis
Collinsville
Ustick
Wabash Avenue
Kenosha
Wis
Mareh
Eva Beacher Grover
Lucius H. Grover
May Butterson
Grover
Monte Newport
Eureka Springs
Ark
Market prices for hogs cattle sheep and grains reported
Chicago and East Buffalo reports show hogs mixed at about 5.05 to 5.65 per hundredweight with most around 5.52 to 5.60. cattle receipts around 9 000 with varied weights and prices from 1.75 to 6.25. sheep and lambs quotes from 2.75 to 5.35 with westerns and natives listed. St Louis grain notes corn oats and wheat with May and July futures trading and cash bids provided.
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Chicago
Texas
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Canada
St. Louis
C. Milwaukee Grain
Board of Trade Today
Bextra Creamery
Emperor William Attacked in Berlin. Wound Not Serious
Emperor William was struck on the cheek while driving in Berlin. The assailant, Weil and, soon caught, was described as weak minded after epileptic fits. Reichstag president Count von Ballestrem condemned the act and called for prayers for the emperor’s recovery.
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Berlin
Emperor William
Count von Buelow
Bergman
Dimetrich Welland
Rathskeller
Avanilant
William
Weiland
Reichstag
Count von Ballestrem
Hmperor
Social Democrats
Herr von Kroecher
Emperor wounded in Berlin attack receives updates
Inquiries and condolences flow from the diplomatic corps and Germans across Berlin Charlotten berg Potsdam and Koenigsberg. A bulletin says the wound on the emperor's right cheek is a continued wound with heavy bleeding now stabilized. The empress suffered a nervous shock and officials call for less police surveillance and more public involvement to prevent future outrages.
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United States
Berlin
Charlottenberg
Potsdam
Koenigsberg
von Bergmann
Associated Press
Deutscher Tages Zeitung
Weiland
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