Free Sugar Tariff Debated as Congress Considers Ratification
The piece discusses tariff revisions tied to free sugar and the potential impact on Kansas growers, Congress deliberations on ratification of peace treaties, and anticipated votes. It notes Democratic leadership and Republican resistance, the likelihood of Senate action, and looming debates on related fiscal measures and arbitration agreements.
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Boy grieves for dead dog in city accident
A boy mourns severely after his dog was struck and killed by a machine in Warrington street. Police and bystanders comfort him as investigators view the scene and seek a surgeon for possible treatment. A local dealer recalls the incident and notes the dog’s owner.
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Hotel Guests Rescued As South Carolina Block Burns
Fire roared through a block in South Carolina, destroying a hotel and adjoining structures early morning. A guest list and valuables were saved as flames spread rapidly, with several guests narrowly escaping. A traveling man was overcome by smoke but rescued by a good Samaritan.
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War costs 534 lives in Sulian-Turo-Trajan clash
The War Department released casualty figures from the Sulian side in the Turo-Trajan war. It lists 87 officers and 9 men killed, plus 1 officer and 32 men missing, with no official word on the fate of missing troops. March 2 report notes Arab forces attacked the Chirgariah redoubt but were repelled by Mailan troops.
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Rev Earl Wilfley Criticizes Labor Leaders Over Saloons
In a Vermont Avenue Christian Church sermon Rev Earl Wilfley denounced labor leaders who appeared before Congress to urge retention of Washington saloons. He warned labor must purge itself of such leadership while reflecting on harsh conditions in Maneschuetta that burden mill workers.
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Accused of Killing Father in Dinner Table Quarrel
In Hopkinsville New York Mazon five year old Ollie Cayce stands accused of killing her father Irving J. Cayce a 60 year old prosperous farmer. The father struck her then pursued her to her room and tried to strike her with a chair. She allegedly obtained a revolver from her bureau and fired twice with bullets entering her father’s body. One bullet passed through the water of her brother Irona Cayce Sr who tried to intervene. No arrests have been made.
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Shipping Trust Inquiry to Probe Pooling and Rebating
A House Rules Committee action will advance a resolution directing a full inquiry into pooling rebating and special agreements among steamship lines and their rail connections. Representative Alexander of Missouri leads the Merchant Marine and Fisheries panel to uncover law violations and propose new legislation to curb anticompetitive practices.
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Foreign troops patrol Peking amid Tientsin crisis
Reports describe multinational forces in and around Peking and Tientsin as unrest grows. About 800 foreign troops patrolled near the legation quarter with 300 in Peking, while 5,000 Japanese troops were ordered from Port Arthur to Tientsin. Mutinous units and artillery actions continue, with authorities massing forces to restore order and safeguard rail links to the coast. American troops arrive to reinforce the line.
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Consumption Cure Promises for Consumptives Children
A 19th century ad-style notice claims consumption is not hereditary and is curable. It touts Oxomulsion a cod liver oil emulsion with lime soda hyponhosphites and glycerine, marketed as a medical food for patients and exposed individuals. Free sample bottles offered by mail to Oxomulsion, 548 Pearst, N.Y.
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Recall of Boxer Revolt Slaughter in Present Crisis
The article recalls the 1900 Boxer uprising in China when foreigners and Chinese Christians suffered mass killings in Peking and Tientsin. It notes warnings of renewed anti foreign terror amid current crises, cites losses of diplomats, missionaries, and civilians, and recounts allied relief efforts led by Admiral Seymour to rescue trapped foreigners.
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Would-be Hangmen Reported For Fraserville Case
Montreal March 6 40 men applied to Sheriff Lemieux seeking the hangman post for Jules Plourde case. Applicants ranged in age. staff admitted 90 more as officers search for an experienced executioner. None officially hired yet. authorities hope to engage a qualified hangman.
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Cabinet Officials Reach Havana During Canal Visit
In Havana on March 3, Postmaster General Frank H Hitchcock and Interior Secretary Waner Le Fisher arrived from Santiago after a Panama Canal tour. They plan to move north Tuesday, with readings noting ocean steamer arrivals and departures from New York and European ports, including Antwerp and Liverpool, and ship movements around Newport and Cape Race.
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