Mrs Chadwick Denies Smuggling Claims in Seizure Case
The article reports Mrs. L. Chadwick asserting she did not smuggle wealth seized by Customs Collector Leach. She attacks the legality of the seizures, defends duties paid, and states jewelry held as security was misused to force payments, while denying any personal fortune from the alleged acts.
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L. Chadwick
Lea
Chadwick
Teanh
Mrs. Wick
Leach
Mans- Wade
Tigpe 7
Mom Chadwick
Teach
New Orleans Fire Destroys Dock Complex and Warehouses
Fire in New Orleans devastates the Stuyvesant dock area and surrounding wharves, sheds, and trackage. Estimates vary from 2 million to 5 million dollars, with a further 100,000 in losses from Crescent Bee plant and other facilities. Inspection ongoing as authorities tally damaged merchandise and assess the blaze’s full impact.
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Orleans
Med
Gill Net
Dunn
Perkin
Crescent
Negro progress and citizenship cited in 19th century sermon
The article reports D. Cram, a collector, discussing negro advancement as a key factor in citizenship. It references Booker T. Washington and Booker T. H. as proponent of industrial education and social equality, with a critique of civil rights as a regulating concept and the idea of a fair rate for life.
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Washington
Cram
Charienton
Metropoliten A
Bro Ag
Booker Th
Br. Humbug
Naval Bill Passed by Senate as Appropriation Bill
Washington February 28 The naval bill and an appropriation of 1430 million dollars were debated by senators including Gorman McCumber Carmack Hale Lodge and Teller. The measure, defended by Lodge, passed the Senate amid Democratic support and faced opposition as it moved toward the House for final action. The bill accompanies army provisions and Columbia-related items were also advanced.
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Senate
Washington
Gorman
McCumberland
Carmack
Hale
Lodge
Wilas
Teller
Hal
Mul Ladge
Borray
Japanese Hold River Crossing After Heavy Losses
Feb 28 report says Japanese forces still hold the river crossing near Talings, despite heavy casualties as Russian reinforcements counterattack. Skirmishes continue on the eastern front with indications of a planned Russian defense and possible Japanese attempts to flank. Heavy artillery and light infantry exchanges persist as both sides maneuver near Bres el Buh and Tsinkhetchen.
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Hitaggharters
Kijruki
Cate
Renner
Tsinkhetchen
Che
Bresel BU
Thu
Tsink‘hetchen
Petersburg
Diepatchea
Parole Violations Reported Amid Naval Offfice Controversy
Washington February 28 reports say the government directed three naval officers who broke parole to return to their ship. The incident is blamed on a superior, with apologies expected to Japan for a breach of neutrality. Separate items note a Philippine guard death, bank deposit regulations, Yemen Army carrier displaced, and a generic cough remedy advertisement.
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Washington
Fer
Japan
Neusich
Shilars
Che Ena
Chicago
Premionia
Chamberlain
Célda
Lahrs
Pelieve
Ty Lindanton
Phaimay
Fragmentary Legislative Scraps From 19th Century Session
Incomplete notes reflect debates on senate and assembly actions, including suspending rules, appointments, and judiciary matters. Fragment references to printing board, Terre Haute primary, and a subcommittee report hint at stalled bills and procedural battles within a harshly summarized legislative agenda.
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Oldrand Sbf
Gulrl
Senate
Disaster at the Business Center Fires Injures Dozens
A boiler explosion at a Boston business center caused widespread destruction and injuries. Debris shattered storefronts, glass flew across the street, and hundreds rushed from the scene as emergency crews responded. Separate reports note fires, arrests, and ongoing investigations into the incident.
Washington telegram on 1902 appropriation for Philippine troops
Roosevelt sent to Congress a statement detailing expenditures under the 1802 act for quarters and troops in the Philippines. The appropriation totaled 1,400,000 with prior reports covering 1,183,720.41. The accounting includes material, construction, repairs, and other costs, with additional items noted for later post reports.
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Washington
Philippines
Roosevelt
Tangpess
George S Boutwell dies at 87 in Groton Mass
George S Boutwell 87 died in Groton Mass on February 2 as details note his son Franck Boutwell his wife and daughter Lived with him all her life The article honors Boutwell a longtime congressman senator and treasury leader described as a prominent figure in politics and reform with affiliations listed as democrat and republican and anti entailed positions.
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Groton
Mass
George S. Boutwell
Dhianonia
Franck
Boutwell
Gon Boutwell
George Sewall Rumwell
Moneir
St .Tho Treasury
Shoushi
Heiwa
Impeachment Trial of Judge Swayne Ends in Acquittal
Washington February 28 reports the Senate voting on the Swayne impeachment charges. All 12 articles were found not guilty by the majority, with 4 Republicans supporting acquittal and the remainder voting to convict or abstain. The outcome declares Judge Swayne not guilty on the twelve counts amid procedural debate.
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Washington, Fen
Seige
Swayne
Jence
Republician
Beware counterfeiters using Dr King’s discovery
A notice warns that counterfeiters have been selling fake Dr King’s New Discovery for Go thon Congles and Golda, attempting to profit by damaging the doctor’s reputation. It urges readers to insist on genuine Dr King’s products and to check wrap names like HL Bucklen & Co and A inador Cap sale by J N Jones, druggist.
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J. N. Jones
Floor collapse buries crowd at Brooklyn church service
A Brooklyn church building of ancient timber frame collapsed during a Sunday service, killing thirteen and injuring many as worshippers fled. Rescue efforts followed amid dust and debris while leaders addressed the stunned congregation.
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New York
Fleet Street
Brooklyn
Cey
Sundry Muslin Garments Priced Far Below City Stores
An apparent market feature highlights muslins and cambrics sold at notably lower prices than metropolitan shops. Exhibits include elaborate cambric gowns, drawers, gowns with embroidery and lace, and several styles of trimmed garments priced from 50 cents to 2.90 dollars. Shoppers are offered numerous options in muslin and cambric, with attention to workmanship and affordability.
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