Ocean Pool Ruling Limits Rail Regs For Sea Transport
The Interstate Commerce Commission holds all water traffic from inland U S points to Europe as all water transport not under Interstate commerce act. The decision, in Cosmopolitan Shipping Co v Baltic pool, says foreign shipments via steamship lines are exempt from rail rules and that pooling by water carriers falls under ICC jurisdiction only for foreign trade. Commissioner Tan authored the ruling with unanimous concurrence.
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Nord Alexis interview signals calm in revo aftermath
President Nod Alewis states the palace will maintain tranquil conditions and protect foreign interests. He rejects warship deployment but cites need for such measures if required. No popular outbreak expected among foreign residents as government pursues limited action against loyal soldiers and conspirators. Refugees in legations urged to return home and resume lives.
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Capitol Gossip on Senators Bryan and Virginia Delegation
Senator John W. Daniel departs for Virginia to attend the Dampcrmitlo State s committee meeting on March 24 and comments on William Jennings Bryan as a possible Denver Democratic nominee. Other House delegates from Arkansas and Louisiana politick ahead of primary elections, while rail and ship matters draw testimony before committees. Representative Claudia Kitchin remains away for a governor’s campaign canvass.
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Indiana Democrats Meet At State Convention
Indianapolis March 22 Indiana Democrats to meet for state convention Wednesday morning at 1 oclock Robert Walera of Bloomington to serve temporary chairman Candidates for all state offices to be nominated a platform adopted and delegates to the national convention selected Governor contenders include Samuel L Ralston Lebanon Lori Slack Franklin Garrell K McCullough Anderson Thomas R Marshall Columbia City Thomas J Kohn Richmond C G Conn Elkhart and William O Keefe Plymouth Convention will consist of 1371 delegates.
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Republican Leaders Plan for State Convention Delegates
Providence TKI reports a Republican leaders conference to draft plans for the state convention to elect delegates at large to the national convention. Observers note many caucuses not yet held and expect unpledged delegates who will vote by their own judgement at the national session.
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Solving Race Problem Defends Suffrage Policy at Forum
President Edwin A. Alderman of the University of Virginia spoke at Carnegie Hall in New York on the growing South. He urged white supremacy in the South, defended suffrage restrictions, and argued for deliberate schooling and industrial training for Black citizens while maintaining strict social separation and local control.
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Cannon Will Control Delegates At Large For Cannon
Springfield March 22 The Villieis Republican State convention will meet Thursday in Springfield to select four delegates at large to the national convention No other business is to be transacted United States Marshal Charles J HiTech of Parity and Frank Cockhart of Tuscola are under consideration for chairman Friends of Speaker Joseph G Cannon following yesterday's endorsement by his home district the Eighteenth were confident he could control the state's convention organization
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Bryan Democrats in Iowa Convene for Delegates
Cedar Rapids Iowa March 22 Democratic leaders will hold a state convention in Cedar Rapids next Thursday to select delegates at large to the Democratic national convention While Bryan supporters push to adopt the Nebraska platform and instruct delegates for Bryan the outcome remains uncertain.
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Eleven Die in Balachari Naphtha Works Explosion
A night explosion at Balachari nephtha works in Baku Balachari area killed eleven workers and injured others. Rescue teams recovered eleven bodies from the wreckage with the cause still under investigation. Local authorities in Trana Caucasia reported the blast occurred in the workers quarters last night.
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Cleveland Urges Game Law and Fairfax Dead
A Washington Post report from Boston on March 7 outlines former President Grover Cleveland urging a state legislature to prohibit spring shooting of migratory birds and waterfowl. The article notes Cleveland's belief that such hunting is unsportsmanlike and harmful, recounting his personal history with the practice and his support for a new law. It also reports the death of John Walter Fairfax of Alexandria, noting his status as scion of a prominent family and his connection to the Fairfax lineage and local affairs.
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Tobacco Markets Hold Steady Amid Small Crop
Reports from South Boston, Petersburg and Richmond Virginia note tobacco sales remaining solid despite a limited crop. Prices hold for large wrappers as total weekly receipts show modest totals while growers invest in fertilizer and anticipate higher plantings. Nearby, city reports describe road conditions and a shift toward legal notices and local incidents.
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Pay-You-Enter Cars Debut On Madison Avenue Lines
New York introduces pay-as-you-enter surface cars on Madison Avenue from Harlem to Brooklyn Bridge. High car volume caused wait times. Brooklyn Bridge terminal switches became the entry point. Riders welcomed the smoother starts and stops. motormen appeared comfortable. Uncertain weekday rush may alter results.
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Exemption Tax Law for Virginia Father of Thirty Four Children
Special to The Washington Past Richmond Virginia March 22 report on 1827 Virginia act granting tax exemption to William Lynch of Brunswick county who fathered thirty four legitimate children and supported by four wives and Revolutionary War service. The measure cites poverty from supporting a large progeny and declares exemption from all public or county tax levies.
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Richmond Girl Attacked in Jewelry Theft Case
Special to The Washington Post Danville Virginia March 2 Miss Marjorie Manling twenty years old stylishly dressed wearing jewels is in custody charged with wholesale theft of diamonds across southern states Philliy Carson her companion also arrested but released in Richmond no evidence Andrew Jack Welch held after a night arrest. nurse Miss Ditzupeth attacked dragged into her room jewelry stolen roller skaters attracted crowd cries alerted. Miss Frazier unable to identify suspect. Jackson to face preliminary hearing in Police Court tomorrow with Miss Frazier to identify the culprit again.
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Murderer’s Book Sparks Family Strain and Suspense
A fragmented war news brief reports Ida P Collins asking police to suppress Leon Thurman’s autobiography as it attacks Walter B Dolsen who is to be hanged. Dolsen’s family suffers as his father goes insane and his mother becomes a paralytic. Thurman’s extended deadline ends with profits intended for his mother.
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Bread Flour Endorsement by Gold Medal Brand
An advertisement asserts Gold Medal Flour from Washburn Crosby provides more gluten for better bread. It claims superior healthful, nourishing loaves and urges trying a bag with a guarantee.
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For Sale by Grocers
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Rayner Still Missing From Willington Home
The Willington Post reports United States Senator Rayner’s son William Rayner remains missing after disappearing from his Willington home about a week ago. No tidings have reached the family. Senator Rayner is distressed, and friends say he was seen boarding a train claiming to head toward Gettysburg. The search traces through Turpera Ferry and into western Pennsylvania where all leads were lost. Known as a devoted husband and father, Rayner had recently shown signs of a nervous illness Doctors considered curable but its progress has since worsened doctors say.
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Middleville man dies in jail fire
In Little Falls New York John Doherty of Middleville, locked up last night, accidentally set fire to his mattress in his cell. Frantic efforts to escape were hindered by a barred door as Doherty, aged sixty, perished in the blaze.
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Grape-Nuts cereal made from wheat and barley
The product is created from large baked loaves of wheat and barley that are sliced baked again and ground into granola like Grape-Nuts. The long baking changes starch to a easily digested sugar suitable for all ages and conditions from infancy to adulthood including invalids and athletes. There’s 2 Reason.
Terror Rules in Kentucky Force Farmers to Flee
In Kentucky's white barley tobacco region warning letters and Night Riders drive tenants to abandon tobacco. Many farmers in forty two counties destroy beds and start fewer than the usual crops. Landowners auction properties as tenants plan to move to other states amid threats, arson, and violence linked to the tobacco war.
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Church Bars New Pastor In Trenton Church Uses Policeman During Service
In Trenton New Jersey on March 22 David Trout a church sexton acted as a special police man to monitor church entrances during services to deter a supposed rout aimed at blocking Rev Dr William A Frye from taking the pastorate. First Church officials resist Bishop Wilson's appointment and cite a contract with Rev Dr Charles O Jones from Rome Georgia who is not recognized by the New Jersey Conference.
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Big Auditorium For Hotel Astor Extension
Spectra to The Washington West New York announces ground breaking on April 1 for an Astor hotel expansion. The project doubles capacity, tearing down fourteen houses and adding an auditorium on the ground floor with multiple new entrances. The root garden will be doubled and extended promenades created.
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Taft and Téhahira to Address New Jersey Legislature
Baror Kogoro Téhahira the Japanese Ambassador to the United States and Secretary of War Taft have accepted invitations to speak before the lower house of the New Jersey legislature on Monday at 7 PM in Trenton. Later they will address the Trenton Chamber of Commerce.
Shedd offers fund raise for Chicago Y M C A endowment
Chicago Mar 22 John G Shedd a leading merchant pledges 100000 toward an endowment for the Chicago Young Men s Christian Association to mark its fiftieth anniversary He adds 50000 if the association raises 600000 and another 50000 if it reaches 1900000 Alaska Miners Call a Strike and Threats in Russia.
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