President Guards and Anarchism Topic Dominates Senate
Senate paused two measures including repeal of war revenue taxes and protection for the president. The revenue bill passed after a brief debate while the president’s protection bill faced amendments and a 52 to 15 vote in favor. The report concerns threats against the president and penalties for aiding in assassination. General Miles’s possible retirement looms as friction in the army spurs action. Secretary Root and the attorney general met with the president amid discussions on Miles’s testimony and future steps.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Tillman
Carolina
Tatterson
Colorado
Fairbanks
Secretary of War
Regular Army
General Miles
Senate Committee
Committee On
Kioot
Miles
Root
Roosevelt
White House
Spooner
Michigan
McMillan
Burrows
House
Tte
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promises Female Wellness
A testimonial extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a reliable regulator curing female weakness and related ailments. The letter from Mrs. Milton Grimes of Adair Iowa claims long term health improvements, eased nerves, better sleep, and renewed energy after using multiple Dr. Pierce remedies and supplements.
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Milton Grimes
Adair
Adair Co
Iowa
Bright
Dr. Pierce
Alec Present and Koot Silent on Miles Testimony
Alec attended the proceedings while Koot declined to speak for publication. He said he had not read General Miles's testimony presented before the committee.
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Alec
Koot
Miles
Coghlan Near Fast Track Back to Naval Rank
Washington reports Captain Joseph Coghlan is close to five more numbers on the naval captain list after a partial remission of his court martial sentence. A return would place him second among captains, just under Sands, potentially making him rear admiral within the year.
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Washington
Joseph B. Coghlan
Navy Department
United States
Manila Bay
Coghlan
Sands
Clark
Cook
Sehley case shelved as naval committee delays action
Washington reports the naval affairs committee backed President Roosevelt and postponed all resolutions on the Sehley matter, with Mudd of Maryland voting with Democrats. A census shows 707261 farms keep bees in June 1900, about one per eight farms. Beatrice Beatrice Nebraska trustees accept Carnegie offer of 20000 for a library with site and 2000 yearly upkeep by city.
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Washington
Sehley
Congress
Naval Affairs Committee
House
Roosevelt
Mudd
Maryland
Census Bureau
Carnegie
Beatrice
Neb
Board of Library Trastees of
Andrew Carnegie
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Reported in Chicago and Buffalo Markets
Chicago market receipts and price ranges for hogs cattle and sheep on March 21 with heavy activity in heavy packing and mixed hogs and varied cattle quotations. Buffalo listings show cattle tops at 8.75 and hogs to 6.85 with large lamb and sheep bids and steady firm tone.
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Chicago
Sgares Ranger
Texas
Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
East Bualo
Board of Trade Today
Waif From a Wreck Story Recalled by Legacy Adoptee
New York reports tell of lank Conger of Brooklyn who died in a Detroit hotel and left 3 million dollars to his adopted daughter Oresea Stewart Conger, saved from a Hamburg wreck twelve years earlier. oresea, aged 14, was said to be daughter of Rev. K J Stewart and wife of Rochester, both killed in a 1890 Lake Shore wreck at Mannlurg. The infant was found amid wreckage, adopted legally after coroner's inquest, and Conger arranged for Masonic aid and care for the child and widows.
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New York
Lank Conger
Brooklyn
Detroit
Oresea Stewart Conger
Hamburg
Conger
Tita
N. Y
K. J. Stewart
Rochester
Lake Shore Road
Mamlurg
N.Y
Buffalo
Oressa
British Tobacconists Reject Imperial Tobacco Agreement
London March 22 British tobacco retailers at Edinburgh and London meetings refuse to sign the Imperial Tobacco company's agreement restricting American goods for years. They demand a fair minimum price to allow profits and express opposition to the boycott provision as unjust and un English. Belfast dealers, by contrast, accept the American proposal.
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Imperial Company
London
Edinburgh Association of Retail Tobacconists
Imperial Tobacco Company
Belfast
London Tobacconists
Chicago Jekyll and Hyde links to 76 000 post office job
In Chicago Hopkins is shot by Dan Kipley near St Luke s hospital condition critical. Police seek links to last summer s post office robbery and identify Hopkins as a noted bank robber while his wife, called Blonde Marte, is arrested with a companion claimed self defense.
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Chicago
Hopkins
Joseph Hopkins
Dan” Kipley
Kipley
Iillie Arlington
Itame
1A” Kipley
St. Luke's Hospital
Jeeky l- Hyde
Palos Park
Blonde Marte
Wealthy American seeks English manor within two hours of London
Advertisements from The Times describe a rich American desiring to purchase a grand English home. Requirements include under thirty bedrooms, stables for twenty horses, a large timbered park, ample land, and good shooting. The buyer’s identity is being kept confidential until completion.
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London
the Times
Associated Press
England
United States Steel Buys German Materials for Structures
Berlin reports United States Steel Corporation is purchasing German materials for structural use. The deal involves imports from Germany and reflects ongoing postwar industrial activity.
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Berlin
United States Steel Corporation
Germany
Has Joined the Dowierites
W V Barnes a prominent Methodist Episcopal supporter in Lake Whiff and former Prohibition governor candidate leaves the church to join Dowlem. His son Paul Tearnes, 18, also departs home the same night and travels to Elderade Wisconsin to stay with his sister. Barnes’ action surprises longtime church followers.
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Chicago
W. V. Barnes
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lake Whiff
Miinaia
Dowlem
Paul Tearnes
Elderade
Wis
Barnes
Methodist Church
Tle Aetion
Dowle
Paul Barnes
Wisconsin
Coal Mine Troubles in Iowa and Related News
Des Moines reports show a joint Iowa miners and operators conference striving for a general agreement on shot firing amid looming strikes that could halt mining statewide. Other items note Elgin man Campbell injured by a tramp’s ax, a Sunday sports betting ban passing Iowa House, Sioux Falls GOP convention set, Iowa exhibit funding for St Louis won, and boxing update with Maher knocked out by Gus Rubino.
Weekly Review of Trade Notes Domestic Demand Gains
The R G Dun Weekly Review of Trade reports broad improvement with reduced labor strife, wage gains, and strong retail activity. Domestic demand remains vigorous, foreign trade improving at ports, while shoe shops slow and production costs rise due to higher cotton mill wages. Failures total 209 in the US and 31 in Canada, up from last year.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Cos Weekly Review of Trade
United States
Canada
Disappearance of a Student At Iowa College
Grinnell Iowa March 22 The mystery of Roy MacNamara Iowa college freshman deepens as the college faculty calls in the state police for a statewide search. His father Rev J B McNamara of Onawa arrives and suspects derangement and roaming the countryside as authorities widen the probe. The college is stirred and the search continues with police informed across the region.
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Grinnell
Roy MacNamara
Iowa College
Rev. J. Be, McNamara
Onawa
McNamara
United Mine Workers Convenes Without Graded Resolution
At Shamokin on March 22 the United Mine Workers failed to reach a decision on anthracite miners grievances. The scale committee report was debated longer than expected, with part adopted but details unclear. Mitchell indicated progress but full report unlikely before adjournment noon today. Support pledged for Scranton street railway strikers as locals were urged to aid financially.
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Biatiekin
United Mine Workers
Mitchell
I. J. Shay
T. J. Badwards
Scranton
Division 148
Atbalzanmated Association of Street Railway Eimployes
Tome
Winers’ Union
Students Battle in Omaha Medical and Dental Colleges Riot
In Omaha on March 22 about 800 students from the Medical and Dental colleges clashed for two hours using sticks clubs and bare fists. The riot started in a freshman lecture room after months of bad feeling. Two students were injured and around 100 were disfigured with desks and furniture damaged as faculty efforts to stop the fight failed. Several dental students left patients in chairs to join the fray.
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Omaha, Neb
Omaha Medical and Dental Colleges
Boy Pleads for Death as Jailmate Offers to Kill Him
Report from St Joseph Michigan describes Herbert Cook a New Buffalo youth on hunger strike and seeking death after swallowing medicine. He urged fellow prisoner Jonas Sandemann to cut his throat. Other items note a civil suit over a fatal musket loaded at a dry goods relic sale and various regional notices.
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St. Joseph
Mich
Herbert Cook
New
Buffalo
Michigan Central
Cook
Jonas Sandemann
Lansing
Petty
Millard Petty
Lansing Dry Goods Company
Millard
General Blair dies among prize winning harness horses
General Blair a prize winning heavy harness horse died. The notice notes his significance among Bill ings stock and marks the end of an era for the racing stable.
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