Jefferson Named as Final Western State in Cascade Region Park
The article argues for creating the state of Jefferson from Indian Territory and surrounding lands, noting white settlement and loss of Native control. It describes a national park proposal for Crater Lake in the Cascade range led by Representative Moody, and includes comments on rural free delivery and Southern fast mail subsidies.
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National Park
Cascade Mountains
Wasatxorox
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas
Minnesota
Colorado
Louisiana Purchase
Great Western
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Five Civilized Tribes
Moody
Oregon
Committee On Public Lands
Cascade Range
Crater Lake
United States
Crater
Representative Cowhherd
Congress
Antica W. Duns
Topsy Turvy Life and the Stomach Cure by Dr. Pierce
The passage argues that a topsy turvy attitude disrupts digestion leading to weakness and disease. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for stomach and related organ ailments, claiming improved nourishment and health after seven bottles. A testimonial from W. D. Merchant notes weight gain from 119 to 176 pounds and regained work.
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Pierce
W. D. Merchant
Tylersburg
Clarion Co
Penna
Dr. Pierce
Requisitions Between Governors Refused in Four-County Case
Governor Herreld refused a U S gubernatorial requisition for J H Stover and John H Jones wanted in Codington county South Dakota for obtaining money on false pretenses A later Illinois request for E Talley of Water town charged with perjury in Cook county Illinois was also refused Conservator appointed for James Garrizan in Chatsworth whose eighty acre farm sold for £10 000 and $10 000 found on him Century Athletic club wired Tom Sharkey seeking terms to fight Jeffries in Los Angeles during the first week in May.
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Ponting
Mis
Malachi Garrity
Chatsworth
James Garrizan
Garrikan
Los Angeles
Cal
The
Century Athletic Club
Tom Sharkey
Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
Republicans Pick Lincoln for State Convention
Lincoln chosen as the site for Nebraska Republican state convention on June 18 after a meeting in Lincoln on March 22. The decision sets the gathering location and date for party activities statewide.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Republican State Central Committee
Chicago police ordered to take thirty day vacations
Chief O'Neill directs all Chicago police to a 30 day leave. A Boston resident, Mrs. Julia B. French, dies after falling down an elevator shaft at home. Four Black individuals killed in Madrid Bend Kentucky after a theft incident. A newborn found ash heap in Chicago is christened by Englewood police. A quirky London Globe note and lines from literary voices accompany the outline.
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O'Neill
Chicago
National Retail Hardware Association
Julia B. French
Boston
Madrid Bend
Englewood
Christening Plan Sparks Odd Name Debate
A neighbor asks about naming the baby and the mother says she will christen him Sunday. The neighbor jokes about naming him after Robinson Crusoe's Friday, noting the odd choice.
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Robinson Crusoes
Chicago Tribune
Father too ill to talk explains Willie in News note
In Indianapolis News a brief exchange shows William saying his father is at home but unable to talk due to severe rheumatism, with the question and response reflecting a domestic moment.
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Willie
William
Indianapolis
Man Claims Independence Upsets Neighbors
A Chicago News note observes that some neighbors label a man ungrateful for insisting on handling his own affairs, reflecting local tensions over privacy and self rule.
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Chicago News
Limit of Microscopic Power and Size of Particles
Professor McKendrick stated in a presidential address that the smallest visible particle is between one four hundred thousandth and one five hundred thousandth of an inch in diameter. Diffraction limits in light microscopy prevent seeing smaller objects, yet living spores studied by physiologists may be even smaller than the smallest resolvable particle.
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Great Britain
Professor McKendrick
British Association
Husband stealthily sleeps, wife enraged in Chicago News
A north side woman waited up till 1 AM for her husband. He climbed stairs and crawled into bed asleep, prompting a week of silence from his wife. The item is reported as a brief Chicago News domestic anecdote.
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North Side
Chicago
Peace hopes rise as Boer leaders move toward Orange River
Acting President Burger and leaders Reitz, Meyer, and Krogh rode toward the Orange River colony after a flag of truce visit to Balmoral. London and Pretoria reports vary on aims, with cautious optimism over possible peace, while the War Office denies official confirmation.
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Pretoria
Behalk Burger
FLW
Retta
The
Transvaal
Lucas Meyer
Krogh
Balmoral
Here
Schalkdurger
Orange River Colony
London
Schalk- Burger
F. W. Reitz
Lord Kitchener
Delarey
Lemion
Schalk-Burger
Reitz
Meyer
Steyn
de Wet
War Office
Associated Press
Moros Attack Signal Men Near Paran-Paran Minianao
Manila reports Brigadier General George W. Davis says a detachment of seventeen signal corps men was attacked by about two hundred Moros near Paran-Paran Minianao. One signal corps member was killed and four pack mules were seized. Cholera outbreak and sanitary measures rise in the city with sixteen cases and fifteen deaths among natives. The Third regiment was moved aboard the Grant early to evade infection.
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Manila
George W. Davis
Zamboanga
Minianao
Signal Corps
Paran-Paran
Grant
David Bispham Regains Voice to Resume Opera Work
New York March 24 Mr David Bispham has fully recovered his voice after losing it during a Worcester Mass concert and has resumed his opera and concert schedule.
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New York
David Bispham
Worcester
Mass
Dinner with a friend sparks stand in for report work
A friend asks for no special preparations before dining with Mr. Meekton. He explains the dinner serves to vary the monotony of tea biscuits and marmalade used while compiling their evolving Washington war report.
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Mr. Meekton
Washington War
Brother killer in Albany shoots brother then proclaims heavenly reward
John de Tierre 45 fatally shoots his brother William 5 near Dover in Hamilton Street Albany. He stands over the victim and fires into the head then places a note on the forehead reading Remember the fatal Wedding and the mother's heart. Motive traced to family troubles and alleged disinheritance by their father.
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Albany
N. Y
John de Tierre
William
Hamilton Street
Dover
John
John de Nerre
Convict competition spurs crackdown across states
Reports from Indianapolis, Des Moines, Manila, Bangor, Davenport, New Bedford, Oklahoma City, Clinton, Cincinnati detail labor tensions, court martial actions, dam fishway moves, open rivers, looming strikes, and a forgery arrest as reformatories, unions, and officials weigh outputs and justice across multiple locales.
Bank President J D Witter Dies in Chicago
J D Witter 67 president of First National bank Grand Rapids Wis died at Presbyterian hospital Chicago from nepheitis. The keyboard notes indicate a banking figure passing away in a city hospital.
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Chicago
J. D. Witter
First National Bank
Grand Rapids
Wis
Presbyterian Hospital
Biography and Autobiography contrasts praised in newspapers
The Chicago News notes biography shows a man as he is while autobiography reflects his self view. The North American jokes on money Warping perception and how the word itself changes appearance.
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Little Willie
Chicago News
Coal Diggers in Two Virginia Contact Strike Debate
A Virginia convention aims to adjourn without formally endorsing a strike. The special committee proposes a resolution to present miners' demands to operators, seeking an eight hour day and weighing coal, with strike action only if operators refuse. President Mitchell declined to discuss details.
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Shamokin
Matehell
Special Committee
State Committee
National Executive Board
Mitchell
Coast Sailors See Ship Break Up Near Cape Lookout
Captain W Garry and 27 crew members of the Spanish steamship Ba were rescued after the ship ran aground on a sand bar nine miles south by east of Cape Lookout North Carolina. The vessel broke apart in a south southeast gale. all aboard survived except the captain's dog Tiger and a cat from a crewman. The Algonquin tug and revenue cutter Algonquin aided, taking the survivors to Wilmington, then onward by Old Dominion to their destination.
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W. Garry
Princess Anne
Cape Lookout Hebte
North Carolina
Permandina
Hilbea
Spain
Garry
Neoson
Wilmington
N. C
Alexander
Kae
al Fonquin
Florence Burns Freed In Murder Charge Acquittal
Florence Burns was discharged from custody by Justice Mayer in a special session court in New York City on March 24, temporarily acquitting her of the charge of murdering her paramour.
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New York
Florence Burns
Mayer
Special Session Court
Miners Set to Strike in West Virginia and Virginia
The announcement by United Mine Workers secretary treasurer W. B. Wilson that 35 000 miners in West Virginia and Virginia may strike caused little surprise in Charleston. Operators and miners expect a conference, and organizers may be sent to the New and Kanawha river fields to rally workers. A wage scale and car supply were also discussed as a joint committee from the operators and West Virginia Miners association prepare to meet.
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Charleston
W. Va
Indianapoelia
W. B. Wilson
United Mine Workers
Virginia
Kanawha
Hew
Elk River
Kanawha River
United Mine Workers’ Organization
West Virginia Miners’ Association
Workers threaten May Day strike over wage demand
New York reports a possible stoppage of bridge and iron work on major projects by the Housesmiths and Bridgesmiths union if a 40 cent hourly wage increase is not granted. The boycott could halt the Eastern district bridge and several Manhattan structures, with broader cutbacks if unresolved.
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New York
New York City
Brooklyn Eagle
Housesmiths
Bridgesmiths’ Union
Custom House
Manhattan
Wen
Pencoyd
Elizabeth Peebles and Edward M Healy Wed After Forty Five Years
In Kenosha Wisconsin March 24 Elizabeth Peebles and Edward M Healy of Salem married after a long engagement. The report notes the ceremony followed a dramatic court scene over a jurist discovery and alleged threats to marry.
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Kenosha
Wis
Elizabeth Peebles
Edward M. Healy
Salem
Stranger enters drug store asks for boss
Yonkers Statesman notes a stranger asking to see the boss in a drug store. The absentminded clerk says no but mentions they have something as good. It underscores a wartime or period reflection on trained workers versus soldiers and sailors, touching on education and skilled labor in a concise quip.
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Yonkers Statesman
Russian press told to stop printing riots news
The Russian government orders all newspapers to cease reporting on student riots. In Paris last week poet M Quellin and a woman were killed while fourteen people were injured by automobiles. The Iowa legislature plans a $700000 cut in state appropriations. In Des Moines Albert Smith was sentenced to twenty five years for the murder of Trnee.
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M. Quellin
Paris
Lowa Assembly
Des Moines
Albert Smith
Trnee
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Rosa Phong
G. A. Dewey
Attorney-at-Law
Washington County
Marsh W. Bailey
Lowe
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Joseph Pollard, Jr
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Rhea
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Carbondale, Ill
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Grand Army
Richmond
Ind
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Mona Smith
Walter Brooks
Brooks
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Washington, Iowa
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Sol Rich
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L. M. Sproull
Prank Stewart
W. R. Jer *Tresident
J.T. Anderson, Ras’ T Oneh
A. Anderson
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Akes
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Allen
Eryacarm Sieith Tak Rakai
Hotel Allen
Frank Rogers
Buffalo
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Ting
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Adameast
Ob Tila
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Charley Means
East Side Restaurant
W. E. Lawhead
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Burlington
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Madions
Pet, Cine Co
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