President Nominates Hull for Wenatchee Postmaster
Washington dispatch reports the president sent to the senate the nomination of L. M. Hull for Wenatchee Washington postmaster. The appointment is expected to be quickly confirmed. Hull, longtime Chelan county resident, leads the county Republican central committee and is well known in local politics.
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Dispatch
Washington
L. M. Hull
Wenatchee
Post Intelligencer
Senate
Wash
Hull
Republican
Republian
Chelan County
Insurance Scandal Benches Chauncey Depew During Turbulent Era
New York reports Chauncey M Depew senator has been treated at a New Jersey sanitarium for nervous exhaustion over the past ten days. Official criticism linked to insurance scandals is cited as a factor in his breakdown. Mrs Depew remains abroad with uncertain return.
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New York
United State
Chauncey M. Depew
New Jersey
Senator Depew
Farmers Refuse to Plant Sugar Beets in Utah
Ogden Utah March 14 On account of low prices offered by the Amalgamated Sugar company a number of farmers this morning announced the situation is serious as it means they would not plant beets this year and consequently there will be a shortage in sugar products.
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Ogden
Utah
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Fight With Big Ape Near Philadelphia Injures Crew
Three seamen and the first mate of the schooner Hetty Erb suffer severe injuries after a violent clash two days out en route to Philadelphia. The pet orangutan Teddy, named after its Charlestown gift, dominated the fight before being subdued.
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Phidelphia
Hetty Erb
Ape on Ship Attacks Sailors During Mutinous Rampage
Sailors fed the ape cake with red pepper. The creature unleashed rage, striking a sailor with a log and forcing the crew to dodge and scramble for two days. They finally overpowered the ape after Teddy became entangled in ropes.
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Teddy
Duffy Found Guilty Again For Sunday Saloon Opening
J M Duffy owner of the Olympia saloon was found guilty in superior court of keeping his saloon open on Sunday January 6. This marks a second conviction for Sunday opening with two more charges awaiting trial. Jury deliberated five minutes after being sent at 4 pm. A December 24 1905 charge is pending before Judge Steiner.
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J.M. Duffy
Olympia
Duffy
Steiner
General Wood Reports Natives Used as Shields at Battle
General Wood, returning from Jolo, says women and children were killed and used as shields as natives fought like fanatics. He notes knives and spears caused most injuries and that wounded natives attacked surgeons on the table. Taft to accept associate justice post, after cabinet talk with Root, delaying public appearances.
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Manila
Wood
Jolo
Free Seed Graft Battle Reaches Congress
March 14 report notes the House committee on agriculturestruck out funding for free seeds in the department of agriculture. The debate frames the issue as graft costing 240000 annually and urges the House to uphold the committee action and end the practice.
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Washinon
Congress
Department of Agriculture
House Committee On Agriculture
House
Standard Oil Defies Missouri In Ouster Suit
Kansas City March 14 The Standard Oil Company through Alfred D Eddy its western attorney notified Missouri Attorney General Hadley it will provide no more information in the suit to oust the company from the state. Hadley said Eddy refused to compel testimony from several witnesses in New York and did not authorize an arrangement to bring them to Missouri. He noted efforts to subpoena John D Rockefeller continued but focused on securing witnesses with relevant testimony rather than sensational figures.
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Herbert S. Hadley
Missouri
Kanass City
Mr. Hadley
H. Clay Rerse
R. A. Anthony
St. Louis
Eddy
Standard Oily Company
New York
Mr. Eddy
H. M
W. A. Tilford
W. H. van Buren
Frederick Sanborn
Supreme Court
John D. Rockefeller
Susan B Anthony Dies in Rochester Life Ends at 12 40 A M
Susan B Anthony died in Rochester New York at 12 40 this morning after a long eventful life. She had been unconscious for about a day and her death had been expected since Sunday night. Her strong constitution sustained her until the end.
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Rochester
N. Y
Susan B. Anthony
Miss Anthony
Worst Storm of Winter Strikes Midwest Markets
The heaviest snow storm of the winter rages across the middle west. Kansas City reports travel disruption as traffic halts and wire communications fail across Iowa, Nebraska, and Kansas.
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Kansas City
Middle West
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
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Big Ape
Charleston
Fruit Farm
L. V. Wells
Taft
Washington, D. C
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Root
Standard Oil
Hadley
Kansas, City
Ard Oil Company
Alfred D. Eddy
Western Attorney
J. S. Mooney & CO
Arthur Gunn
Bousquet and Holm
Panama
India
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