Douglas Confident Says He Will Be Elected Nominee
Albert Douglas of Chillicothe, nominated for Congress in Ohio's Eleventh District, declares he expects victory regardless of Grosvenor's support. He defends the Lancaster convention as expressing district voters' choice and emphasizes matching the district's "old system" of nomination. He notes cordial relations with Grosvenor and states he will push the people’s demand for a new and square deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Albert Douglas
Chillicothe
Congress
Ohio
Charles H Greevenor
Wrhbhears
Washington
Grostenor
Wrether Grosvenor
Lancaster Lorsention
Grosvenor
Douglas
New York
den Grosvenor
Grosenor
Gen Grosvenor
Pittsburg Plate Glass Case Seeks Fair Domestic Rates
Allegations state unfair discrimination by Illinois Central Railroad against Pittsburg Plate Glass Company. It claims imported Antwerp glass to Chicago costs 32 cents per hundred pounds while domestic routing to New Orleans costs 60 cents, and Minneapolis leg is 4 cents from Chicago with higher long-haul freight. Proceedings before Judge Judson Clements of Washington DC for the Interstate Commerce Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittenburg
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Wilness Central Railroad
Judson Clements
Washington DC
Interstate Commerce Commission
William S Dalzell
Pittsburg
Plaintif
St Andrews
Chicago
Perkins Eischer
Nashville
Texa
Antwerp
Belgium
New Grlean
Illinois Central Railroad
New Orleans
Alrneapolis
Plate Glant
Alinneapolis
Ilinois Central
Man Admits Insurance Fraud After Pretended Suicide
Ben Schamperlen, jailed for horse theft in Marshall Minnesota, is revealed as Theodore Schamperlen who in September sought $5200 from Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Newark New Jersey and Mutual Casualty Minneapolis by faking suicide. Clothes found by river, a mysterious murder letter, and Schamperlen’s admission link the disguise to the plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innneapolis
Minn
Ben Schamperlen
Marshall Minn
Theodore Schamperlen
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company of
Newark
Mutual Casualty Company of
Minneapolis
Sour City
Schamperlen
Schamperien
Great Lawsuit Deciden The Supreme Court the People
The court rules in favor of Dr Kings New Discovers against Coughs and Colds. The decision sets a price of 0c and $1 at all druggists. The ruling is announced as a major victory for the claimant and the drug's distributive chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
People
Railroad Settles Park Avenue Suits After Supreme Court Ruling
New York Central Railroad plans to settle remaining suits by agreement after seven prior rulings held the line elevated on Park Avenue caused depreciation of property there. The cases, numbering in the hundreds and involving several millions, include one dismissed yesterday and others expected to follow in New York courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
New York Central
Parkavenue
New Jersey Delaware Compact Approved By President
President Roosevelt confirmed a compact between New Jersey and Delaware on jurisdiction and territorial units near the Delaware River. Senator Kean introduced a bill to enact the implementing law and define limits consistent with the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Delaware
Roosevelt
Congress
Delaware River
Kean
Goal Case Reopened Rehearings Over Hearst Anthracite Case
Interstate Commerce Commission orders reopening of William Randolph Hearst coal case for reargument in Washington on March 29 1906. Decision cited from Supreme Court rulings on New York New Haven and Hartford and Chesapeake and Ohio cases affecting commerce regulation and carrier practices. The order emphasizes impact on coal purchase sale transport and carrier compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Supreme Court
William Randolph Hearst
Commission
Supreme Court of the United States
New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Chesapeake and Ohio
New York New Haven and
Wartford
Circuit Court of the United States
District of
Virginia
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Chesapeake and Ohio Halfway Company
Sneh
Supreme Court
Washington
Marth
Complete Cure by Cuticura Remedies
Wm F Knox of Philadelphia reports that his one and a half year old daughter suffered eczema on the face and head, with itching and sores. After trying several salves the Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills completely cured her, and he offers information about the remedies. June 10, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm F. Knox
35Th St
Philadelphia
Cuticura Remedies hailed by Baltimore man in 1905
A Baltimore resident testifies that after a year of hair loss dandruff and facial pimples he found relief using Cuticura Remedies. He notes instant comfort for babies and mothers via Cuticura Soap and Ointment made with emollients, as advertised in June 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuticura
A&kin
Ben
I Kastner
Ashland Ave
Baltimore
President silent on Standard Oil talk at White House visit
Speculation swirls about a proposed federal probe into the Standard Oil affairs as President Roosevelt met privately with Rogers and Archbold. Officials deny details, while reports suggest the meeting aimed to discuss aiding the Bureau of Corporations and possibly prefer federal over state action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard of Company—Corporation
Roosevelt
HH Rogers
John D Archbald
Standard Oil Company
White House
Moussis Rogers
Archbald
Messie Rogers
Archbold
Durne
City
Arlington Hotel
Rogers
Archnold
New York
Mr Roosevelt
Standard Oil
Messrs Rogers
Bureau of Corporations
Standard of Company
Kansas
Supreme Court of Missouri
Standard 1
Hadley
Bureau of Corporation
Congress
Diplomat Presentations in Blue Room at White House
Dr Gabizas, newly named charge d affaires of Venezuela, was presented to President Roosevelt in the Blue Room. The event was unusual as the President received a diplomat below ministerial rank. Talks stressed Venezuela US friendship and goodwill, with thanks for Castro’s friendship. Arbitration with France was not discussed. Venezuela is open to arbitration for city disputes, but no formal effort has begun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabbal Guzman
Venezuela
Senor N Veloz-Goilicoa
Roosevelt
White House
Gabizas
Senor Gabizas
United States
Castro
Senor Gabirag
France
Court of Arbitration For Settlement
President Roosevelt Invited To Flag Day Ceremony In Philadelphia
Promoters announce an invitation to President Roosevelt to take part in a patriotic Flag Day event in Philadelphia on June 12. The group, led by John Quince Adams and George Cinton, has acquired Betsy Ross House funds and seeks congressional action to preserve the site. Roosevelt said he would consider attending if his duties permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
John Quince
Adams
George Cinton
American Flag House
Benny Ross
Betsy Ross
Congress
Association
Porte Yields to Demands for American Schools
The Porte concedes to American demands and orders Helrut to admit all consignments for American schools in Seria. It promises equal official recognition to American schools if requested separately by each institution. The American Legation deems this insufficient and will press harder to recognize the four principal educational establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Constantinople
Porte
Helrut
Ant
Seria
Legation
Sweden's Gift to America Remembered at Banquet
The Washington Post special outlines Gustavus Adolphus as Sweden’s greatest adoptive son and credits him with shaping modern war ethics. Henry Sherman Boutell and Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte spoke at the John Erikson Day banquet, praising Grotius and Grotius era ideas of humane warfare, and lauding Sweden’s martial legacy and the 17th century balance of power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustavus Adolphus
Sweden
Navy
Washington
Tila
Europe
Russia
Baltic
Vistula
Oder
Weser
Elbe
Vasa
Gustavus
Axel Oxenstjerna
Holy Roman Empire
Frankfort-on-the-Main
Westphalia
Netherlands
Germany
Michiavel- Ifa
Sover
Elena
Magdeburg
Hugo Gratius
Paris
Andrew D. White
Grotius
Holland
Peance
Sarrien weighs cabinet bid as Poincare consent looms
Paris March 9 President Fallieres asked Jean Sarrien former justice minister to form a cabinet. Sarrien will not answer until he consults allies. Success hinges on Bourgeois and Poincare agreeing to accept key posts including foreign affairs and finance while Bourgeois is eyed for foreign affairs with Sarrien’s ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Failieres
Jean Sarrien
M Sarrién
M Sarrien
MM Bourgeois
Poincare
M Bourgeois
M Poincare
Interior
M ‘Thomson
M Rusan
Bourgeois
Sarrien
Rouvier
Falseres
M. Sarrien Wil
M Ponncare
Asgent
Stormed Downing Street by Suffragists in London
A band of about thirty women suffragists stormed the official residence of Premier Campbell-Bannerman at Downing Street. They knocked, clung to rails as police dispersed them, and three ring-leaders were seized. Premier Campbell-Bannerman was in a cabinet meeting and refused to receive them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Campbell-Bannerman
Downing Street
C-B
Great Britain Seeks Dingley Tariff Privileges
London reports no reply from the United States on participation in tariff privileges. Britain doubts admission amid most nations not honoring most-favored-nation clauses. Germany grants advantage by Reichstag act, not treaty. Kaiser thanks Harvard president for the Hin Peror Wiltom fund of 25000. Alfonso announces engagement to Ena of Battenberg. Scranton wage dispute settled. Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railway reach agreement with conductors and trainmen. no vote on strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Marche
Great Britain
United States
Germany
Reichstag
Kaiser
Eliot
Berlin
William
Harvard University
Washington
Harvard Germanic Museum
Fenda
America
Scranton
Delaware—Lackawanna and Western Railway
Miss Anthony’s condition improves night stronger dai
Rochester March 9 Miss Susan B Anthony’s condition is improved tonight she is stronger than yesterday and has taken considerable nourishment Friends feel hopeful of her recovery Guards Withdrawn from Mine Lebanon Pa March 9 half of the state constabulary stationed at Cornwell ore mines to protect workers from attack by strikers returned to Reading barracks Fourth-class Postmasters Appointed list shows appointments in Connecticut New York Pennsylvania South Carolina Virginie and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony
Lebanon
State Constabulary
Cornwell
Reading
Connecticut
Scitico Txcsle
Stone Mare
North Whitefield
Eigar
Douglass
New York
Denver
Andrew Jckerlr
Pemerliania—Denning
Jamey Robertson
Derth
Carolina
Elmer Alpheus D
Mautora Virginie—Greendom
White Firesheste
Gustavus Adolphus and the Generosity of Nations Remembered
The article traces Gustavus Adolphus's influence on humane war conduct and the rise of modern international law. It links Sweden’s aid in 168 to the Peace of Westphalia, notes Grotius's teachings shaping war codes, cites Lincoln's 1863 instructions, and the Geneva Conventions. It lauds Nobel's 1895 bequest promoting humanitarian deeds as a lasting legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Germany
Baltic
Gustavus
Breitanfeld
Lutven
Westphalia
Prussian
Brettenfeld
Oxenstierna
Tilly
Paprenheim
Vienna
Ferdinand
Holy Roman Empire
Frankfort
Wallenstein
Shea
Gempal
Grotius
Lincoln
United States
Francis Lieber
Stottae i
The
Hague
Alfred Nobel
Nations in the era of universal peace urged by Gustavus Adolphus
The piece reflects on 19th century ideals of international law and disarmament. It praises Sweden's Gustavus Adolphus, the United States, and Japan for magnanimity in conflict, urging nations to pursue peace without human slaughter. It cites Baroness von Suttner and Hugo Grotius, and includes sentiments from Bonaparte on keeping a modern navy for defense and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons
Sweden
United States
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Gustavus
Japan
Russia
Spain
South Africa
Rudolf
Hall
Hugo Grotius
Gustavus Adolphus
Alfred Noble
Bonaparte
Secretary Bonaparte
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Plate Glass Company
Wllnois Central
Eweraper Highly
William R. Hearst
H. H. Rogers
Diplomati
Minster
Algocation
Ericsson and Grotius
Boutell
Grotiu
Christina
Grid
Hoge Grotius
Machiavelli
Seneca
Grotius and
Gwear
Guatavus Adulfus
Uithout
President Fallieres
M. Poincare
House OF Premier
Alfonso
Fallieres
Ena of
Battenberg
House OF Chickering & Sons
IHE Sac
Chickering Titano
Elise
F Street
Washington, D. C
Gutzen
Gustavua
House of Representatives
Hawaiian Islands
House
Nomura
Sloan’s Galleries
G Street
Kiyohide Nomura
C. &. Sloan & Co
Massachusetta Avenue
Baroness von Suttner
Carter
Si Dodarter
Iver
Steall Fries
Newspaper of
Mhive
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