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Unity Ballding
Patrick Case Progress in New York Court
A Wednesday report from New York details the Patrick case with contradictions among witnesses. Jones claims Patrick compelled the crime, leading to a death sentence. The account condemns reliance on alleged witchcraft and notes the era's judicial credulity amid sensational testimony.
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Appeals for Democratic Conservatism in Stressful Times
A lengthy editorial scours Democratic history and current factional debates, arguing that reformers and independents shaped party fate in past decades. It critiques conservative unity, highlights Hearst's rising influence, and speculates on 1906–1908 political dynamics and alignment with RooseveltEra politics.
Sabbath Dispute Sparks Cheering Exchange
In a rough dialogue a Deacon mocks a rival in a horse trade while his wife questions Christian conduct. The exchange features Mr Kraft and Deacon Korn amid village tensions and a crucible of Sabbath breaking accusations.
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Royal Suit Over American Money In Europe Tales
Count Rudolph Festetjes sues Princess Louise of Belgium in Viennese courts for 920000. She claims only 10000 was lent, rest usury. The saga links Haggin fortunes, Coburg divorce, and a San Francisco yacht cruise. Sees lavish viceroyalty hospitality contrasted with European royal expense and press tactics.
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Belgium
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Dialogue Snippet From Chicago Gossip Page
A humorous exchange features characters Jack Beacon Yes Dick Lakeside and Applicant discussing culture love and politics. The scene notes Chicago’s contrast with Boston and hints at a church organist job where the applicant claims two years experience in a similar role.
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Columbia Dispatch
Jack Beacon
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Dick Lakeside
Pittsburg Girls Stocking Fund Raises Church Debt
Pittsburg correspondence reports Second Methodist Protestant Church members using silk stockings as a novel fundraising method to cover a debt of about 800 dollars. Young women devised the plan, inviting men to contribute by slipping money into stockings during public stockings events held in the church. The scheme drew wide participation as a last resort after bazaar and appeal efforts failed to relieve the church’s financial stringency.
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New York
Second Methodist Protestant Church
Women’s dress cheaper fashion forecast
Clive correspondence from the New York World reports Miss Elizabeth White demonstrating how colors will reduce wardrobe costs. She notes misti kery and gowns will be cheaper this year due to the vogue of rainbow blends, making fashionable colors more affordable than tailor made or sold colors.
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Platt
National Protective Association
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New York
Elizabeth White
Countess Boni Coming With Her Children to New York
The Countess Pont de Castellana and her children are reportedly sailing to New York this month. Preparations at Miss Helen Gould's Fifth Avenue home indicate an early arrival and a prolonged stay as she pursues divorce proceedings in Paris. Her estranged husband relies on her charity to settle massive debts, influencing her move to land and distances from Parisian pressures.
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Bordeaux
Public Lands Restored to the National Home in Nebraska
From the Philadelphia Revora and Philadelphia Evening Telegraph reports the government has restored about a million acres of public domain in Nebraska to settlement, opposing illegal fences by cattlemen. Federal action seeks to recover three million more, with cases in Nebraska of fencing large tracts. The piece notes penalties and government efforts to reclaim property. It also cites rising railroad earnings, 150 million dollars, reflecting increased freight charges by railroads in 1905 versus 1904, illustrating broader economic activity.
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Russian Ambassador Bakhmeteff Calls on Washington
M. George Bakhmeteff the new Russian Ambassador to Japan met at the Russian Embassy and the State Department yesterday. He and Mme Bakhmeteff plan to depart San Francisco for Japan on March 22 and will remain ten days. He stated that postwar relations between Russia and Japan should improve and that his instructions focus on fostering friendly ties between the two nations.
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State Department
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San Francisco
M. Bakhmeteff
Russia
Black Horse a Smuggler Case in Hoboken N J
The United States pursues forfeiture of a black horse accused of smuggling fifty four and a half pounds of Sumatra leaf tobacco into the country on March 17 1904. The tobacco was hauled from North German Lloyd docks by a Hudson Steam Laundries wagon and harness. No claimant or driver knew the vehicle’s use but the horse is declared forfeited by the Treasury Department inquiry.
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Adverse Decision on Notary Commissions for Inspectors
In a memo from the Secretary of Commerce and Labor to the Comptroller of the Treasury the idea is raised to grant notary public commissions and seals to several Steam boat Inspection Service clerks to witness inspector sworn statements. The Comptroller declines citing rule that government employees cannot receive extra fees for government work and suggests seeking legislation to fix the issue.
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Cab allowance disallowed for customs official
The Treasury Auditor denied a $2 cab hire allowance claimed by N. H. Strangnan, a New York customs collector, stating that collectors may be reimbursed up to $1 per day for meals and transportation while performing official duties, making the expense unsupported.
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New York
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Olney Reappointed Regent of Smithsonian for Six Years
After a Smithsonian Board of Regents meeting, Richard Olney was reappointed as a Regent for six years. The board adopted resolutions honoring the late Samuel P. Langley, secretary, and authorized a memorial meeting in Washington. Andrew D. White was tasked to prepare a suitable Langley memorial for the records.
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Midshipman Bernice McDaniel Resigns and Rejoins Cadre
A Texas midshipman, Bernice McDaniel, fourth class at the Naval Academy, had his resignation accepted by the Navy Department yesterday and was immediately reappointed by his district’s congressman. He will restart his course as a fourth year cadet. Another Texas midshipman, W W Searcy, third class, resigned yesterday due to coursework deficiencies and is expected to have his resignation accepted soon.
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Treasury picks likely successor to Bartlett after death
Speculation swirls at the Treasury Department over who will replace George A. Bartlett the late disbursing clerk. Four candidates are named R Ireoles and W Richards of the State Department under the auditor E E Schreiner of the Currency and BR Baer of the disbursing division with Secretary Shaw to announce in days. Also noted Indian School Building at Washunga reportedly burned with no injuries. whether the two and a half story stone quarters or the stone classroom suffered damage. Posey Jones Co of Wilmington plans a 75070 boat for Pimlico area with funds from the Treasury appropriation.
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Washington Dispatch From the New Willard on Capitol Hill
In the New Willard Hotel lobbies, W. W. Holmes of Waterbury Connecticut cites Connecticut wealth and a strong delegation, praising Lilies and Senators Platt and Hawley. Robert Wise recalls a near-appointment sequence with Payne and Cortelyou, while Robert Greenwood comments on South Africa’s native policy and Boer versus English approaches. Maryland sportsmen cheer live birds imported from Kansas and urge restocking quail habitats. Tams Bixby of the Dawes Commission networks with Southwest Indians and stirs talk of Oklahoma’s political future.
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Senator Tillman Attacks Militia Captain In Concord Tale
A speech recounts a Concord militia captain described as a martinet who demanded immaculate appearance. He inspected every hair and mustache, urging each man to grow a mustache to achieve a martial look, provoking ridicule and comments from a young farmer. The anecdote reflects political tension over authority and decorum.
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Raye
Guaranteed Cure From the Chicago x Prudence Grandma Love as Disease
Prudence argues love is a disease and demands the cure. Bob counters with marriage as the old fashioned remedy. A New York Herald note reports a Chicago bank president who loaned the family cook 45000, hinting at solving the servant problem.
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