Roosevelt Addresses Men of the Fleet at Hampton Roads
President Roosevelt thanks the Connecticut crew in drizzle as the battleship fleet returns to Hampton Roads. The Little Colonel Readers meet Miss Helen Ford. cooking club events, euchre party, and a social club gathering are noted. Local notices cover student play and community updates from Winchester and surrounding areas.
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Roosevelt
Connecticut
Hampton Roads
United States
Colonel
Helen Ford
Social Roundup of Local Guests and Residents
Punta Arena of South America visits Mr and Mrs A H Brock. Mrs Mattie C Oliver returns home to Mt Sterling after a stay with Mrs John M Jenkins. Miss Mary Crutcher guests with friends in Nicholasville. Miss Nancy Hodgin is ill. Judge E S Jouett is in Frankfort on business.
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Harvey Franklin
Mesdames
Susan G. Anderson
W. H. Strossman
Orlando Hoskine
George Green
John M. Jenkins
Mattie Oliver
Mt. Sterling
Curtis Evans
George Clark
Harry Strother
Sam A. Jeffries
O. G. Hadden
J. W. Ishmael
Charles Parrish
John Clelland
Ogden Crutcher
Rolf Ratliff
E. E. Kidwell
A. Sayre
J. T. Beckner
Lucien Beckner
Jane Gaitskill
Evelyn Price
Allan Crutcher
Kate Hunt
Ella Pendleton
Ruth Tucker
Ann Duerson
Eunice Earp
Anna Stoner Rash
Olivia and
Henrietta Gardner
Kate Rash
Punta Arena
South America
A. H. Brock
Mattie C. Oliver
Mary Crutcher
Nicholasville
Nancy Hodkgin
E. S. Jouett
Frankfort
Holland Man Confesses Hatchet Killing of Mother
Special to The News. El ton Baldwin confessed today that he killed his mother who was found dead in her farmhouse near Saugatuck. He said he feared she would charge him with burning her barn. A hatchet was the weapon used.
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Holland, Mich
Elton Baldwin
Saugatuck
District Attorney Keal ing Resigns in Panama Libel Case
In Indianapolis on March 5 United States District Attorney Keal ing resigns to avoid aiding efforts to bring Delavin Smith and Joseph Pulitzer to Washington in the Panama libel case.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United States
Kealing
Delavin Smith
Joseph Pulitzer
Washington
Panama
Minstrels at the opera house deliver lively program
John W. Vogel's Big City Minstrels performed Wednesday evening to an amused audience. The company offered clever acts with well trained chorus, juggling, and dancing. Sam Harris and Charley Gano entertained with songs, Clark Oldfield sang bass, and the show closed with a farce “The Mysterious Hotel” and impressive scenery and electrical effects.
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John W. Vogel
Big City
Opera House
Sam Harris
Charley Gano
Clark Oldfield
Shelbyville Bluegrass League forms baseball club directors
Shelbyville Kentucky March 5 at a stockholders meeting of the Shelbyville Baseball Club elected directors W Hardin Caldwell Luther Black J E Baldwin Leon Rothchild J H McKee A F Hiter and P B Weisserger. They will later select a president and secretary treasurer.
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Shelbyville, Ky
Shelbyville Baseball Club
Bluegrass League
W. Hardin Caldwell
Luther Black
J. E. Baldwin
Leon Rothchild
J. H McKee
A. F. Hiter
P. B. Weisserger
Winchester Roller Mills Advertises Flour Quality
The notice claims Winchester Roller Mills as the oldest and best in the county, urging use of home flour with Kerr perfection and White Pearl flour praised as incomparable.
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Winchester Rolle Mills
Kerr Perfection
Marriage License Issued to Martin Bailey and Carrie Neal
A marriage license was issued on Friday afternoon to Martin Bailey and Carrie Neal.
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Martin Bailey
Miver
Carrie Neal
Sullivan Couple Welcome Eleven-Pound Girl
Mr and Mrs G Sullivan are receiving congratulations on the arrival of an eleven pound girl at their home Thursday night.
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Mrs. G. ©. Sullivan
Long Pastorage Sermon at Flat Woods Church
Elder J. W. Harding preached Sunday at Flat Woods in Madise county. He served as pastor for twenty nine years.
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J. W. Harding
Flat Woods
Madise County
Caureh
For Sale Good Work Horse Cheap by G. D. Pox
Classified notice offering one good work horse for sale by G. D. Pox at home with contact phone 655. The ad appears with a date line 4-5-3t. and is brief and single item oriented.
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G. D. Pox
Dean Bill Passes House With Provisions on Liquor Sales
In Columbus Ohio on March 5 the house approved the Dean saloonkeeper character bill with a rider mirroring provisions of the Crist bill to curb liquor sales in dry areas and empower secret service enforcement. Nine opposed, many applauded as Speaker Mooney barred gallery expressions.
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Columbus
House
Dean Saloonkeeper
Crist
Gibbs
Lorain
Mooney
Dean
Otto J. Renner
Liquor Forces
Senate
Johnson
Cincinnati
Woods
Senate Judiciary Committee
Assembly
Anti-Saloon League
Connaughton
Edwards
Jones
Franklin
le Blond
Schaefer
Schaibley
Schwegman
Winters
Wyman
Clevenger
Denton
Yoyal
Cerone
National Soldiers
Dayton
Baker
Collinwood
Ohio
Legislature to buy Grant Cottage in New York
Albany March 5 lawmakers will seek a 6450 appropriation to purchase and preserve General Grant’s Mount MacGregor cottage and surrounding woodlands near Saratoga, aiming to honor the former president’s final days.
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Grant
Albany
General Grant
Mount MacGregor
Saratoga
Prosecutor Sues Former Officials Over Shortages
Lima Ohio March 5 Prosecutor Welty filed suit to recover 8733 from former county officials after failed private settlements with state examiners.
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Lima
Welty
Big Coal Company Placed in Receivership
The Dering Coal Company of Delaware, a $5 million firm with mines in Indiana and Illinois, is placed in receivership by Judge C C Kohlsaar in Chicago. Witt Merchantile and Jackson K. Dering filed claims, while R R Hammond admitted the firm faces creditor pressure and cannot meet interest on its bonded indebtedness.
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Chicago
Dering Coal Company of
Delaware
Indiana
Illinois
C. C. Kohlsaar
United States Circuit Court
Witt Mercantile Company
Jackson K. Dering
R. R. Hammond
Powder Mill Explodes in Kings Mills
An explosion at Kings Mills powder mills on March 5 damaged the wheel mill area and wrecked a roof section and wall after three hundred pounds of powder detonated. No workers were injured as no one was nearby when the blast occurred.
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Kings Mills
Troops on the March Russia and Austria Deny Warlike Intentions
Reports say Russian and Austrian forces move to front areas but General Alexieff denies any deliberate concentration. Austrian troops are said to be near Tarnopol and Skalat in Galicia while the 33rd Russian infantry division heads from the Caucasus toward Kiev.
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Kiev
Alexieff
Tarnopol
Skalat
Galicia
Caucasus
Mine Foreman Kills Laborer in Glencoe
Glencoe Ohio March 5 Foreman Scott Smith of the Belmont Coal company shot and fatally wounded Noble Ault a miner and union official. The men quarreled over a mine matter and Ault died several hours later.
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Glencoe, O
Scott Smith
Belmont Coal Company
Noble Ault
Miners’ Union
Smith
Ault
President Pulliam Heads to Florida for Five Week Recovery
Nashville report says National League president Pulliam, visiting his sister, departed for Florida where he will stay five weeks. His health has greatly improved.
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Nashville
Tenn
Pulliam
National League
Florida
World Indicted in Panama Libel Investigation
A New York federal grand jury returned indictments against the Press Publishing Company publishers of the New York World and editor Callie Van Hamm amid a probe into alleged libelous publications connected with the Panama canal purchase.
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New York
The
Press Publishing Company
New York World
Callie van Hamm
the World
Pension Agencies Remain In Washington Act
The House rejected the pension amendment and kept 18 agencies consolidated in Washington. The last act of the last congress adopted the conference report, continuing agencies as before.
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Washington
House
Rescued Crew from Schooner Miles M. Merry Off Moriches Shore
In New York on March 5 the Moriches life saving station using a breeches buoy saved the captain and a crew of wreckers from the stranded schooner Miles M. Merry that ran aground on the beach weeks ago.
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New York
Long Island
Miles M. Merry
Connors Convicted of First Degree Murder in Ohio
Harry Connors found guilty of murder in the first degree for killing Yung Ta, a Lorain laundryman, with robbery as the motive. Jury recommends clemency and he will not be electrocuted.
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Elyria, O
Harry Connors
Yung Ta
Connors
Woman Murdered Near Saugatuck
Saugatuck Michigan March 5 Mrs Mary Baldwin was found murdered at her home two miles east of Saugatuck. The crime appears to have been committed with a sharp instrument or a revolver butt.
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Saugatuck, Mich
Mary Baldwin
Saugatuck
Multiple Regional Incidents Highlight Society and Labor
News briefs report a New York tenement fire killing Mrs. Nathan Radilowitz and her 12 year old son, a strike of 500 Chicago shipbuilders over wage cuts, Illinois proposed law to bar insurance rate regulation by mergers, Navy yards in Pensacola and New Orleans shuttered for lack of business, William E. Glasscock sworn in as West Virginia governor, and May Mesaros of Dayton identifying Edward Baylor 15 as her attacker.
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Nathan Radilowitz
New York
Chicago Shipbuilding Company
Illinois
Newberry
Pensacola
Fla
New Orleans
William E. Glasscock
West Virginia
William M. O. Dawson
Sunday Baseball Names and Credits Listed
Continued weathered page notes list names EK Upham Wheeler Wentworth Woods Wasserboehr Winn and Winchester News Dave Prewitt Cabal Bros W J Cone Brock John Johnson in a local baseball roundup segment.
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L. Upham
J. W. Wheeler
Harold Wentworth
W. H. Woods
G. N. Wasserboehr
Jas. S. Winn
Winchester News
Dave Prewitt
Cabal Bros
W. J. Cone
W.0
Brock
John Johnson
Winchester signs Russellville squad for Clark County trial
Winchester baseball club signs the Russellville Kentucky team to play for Clark County. Ten players will report March end for a thorough tryout alongside seven others. Russellville’s strong season included wins against top semi pro teams and a 4 to 2 post season loss to the Louisville American Association squad. Director J H Phillips expresses optimism for the pennant and confident Winchester fans in the new signings.
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Winchester
Russellville
Clark County
Louisville American Association
Puttman
Peitz
Star Battery
Colonels
Umpire Pat Danahy Named for Rochester Team
President George S. Hammond announced yesterday the signing of Pat Danahy of Rochester New York as a league umpire. Danahy comes on strong recommendation from manager John Ganzell of the Rochester Eastern League team and is slated to report during the Rochester spring training trip.
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George S. Hammond
Pat Danahy
Rochester
N. Y
Danahy
John Ganzell
Montreal Closer to Equator Than London by 250 Miles
The article notes Montreal lies 250 miles nearer the equator than London and shares latitude with Venice, highlighting unusual climate comparisons.
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Montreal
London
Venice
Hygiene in Schools Curb Disease Says Gazeta Medica
Quotation from Gazeta Medica of Barcelona notes that over half of human diseases stem from carelessness and questions the impact of teaching hygiene in schools. The remark underscores the value of hygiene education in public health.
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Gazeta Medica
Barcelona
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