Earthquake Wages Destruction In Mexico Towns
Reports from Mexico describe a strong quake affecting Guerrero with Chilapa and Ometepec heavily damaged. Chilapa reportedly destroyed with fires, hundreds at risk, prisoners fled in Ometepec. Vera Cruz theater panic cripples, Emma Dorville dies from fright. gendarme and several injured in Vera Cruz city. Early telegrams indicate widespread tremors but limited loss of life aside from Chilapa and Vera Cruz incidents.
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Mexico City
Jores
Guerrero
Aun Tig City
Chilapa
Ho Ives
Ometepec
Tater
Flores
National Observatory
Tabuyaca
Vera Cruz Theater
Emma Jeannette Dorville
Taburcio Theater
Vera Cruz
Darville
el Imparcial
Chilpancingo
Chilaps
Republic
Michigan Storm Sweeps State With Tornado And Blizzard
A March 28 storm swept Michigan with a southern tornado near Jackson causing farm damage around Blackman and Woodville and a heavy upper peninsula blizzard. No lives were lost. Menominee reports 40 mph winds. trains and trolleys delayed. communication cut.
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Upper Peninsula
Detroit
Jackson
Michigan
Blackman
Woodville
Menominee
Severe wind and hail strike Hall and Missouri Valley College
A severe wind and hail storm in Hall Shutters windows across Marshall Missouri Valley College causing shattered panes and downed trees. No injuries reported. A separate line reports a heavy electrical and wind storm in Lincolny Peoria and damage across Fulton Tazewell and Mason counties with downed wires and uncertain extent of destruction.
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Marshall
Missouri Valley College
Linoly
Peoria
Fulton
Tazewell
Mason Counties
Heflin in Shootout on Street Car in Washington Incident
Congressman Thomas Heflin of Alabama is arrested on a charge of assault with intent to kill after a street car confrontation in Washington. Thomas Lumby, a Black man, was shot in the head and is in critical condition. Thomas McCreary, a New York horse trainer, wounded in the leg by a shot that Heflin fired through the car window. Heflin, released on bail, was accompanied by Congressman Edwin J. EllERbe on a temperance mission.
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Washington
Legro
Thomas J. Heflin
Alabama
Thomas Lumby
Thomas McCreary
New York
McCreary
Pennsylvania Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Congressman Heflin
Edwin J. Elerbe
South Carolina
Twelfth Street
Heflin
Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church
Diekema Defends President Over Intolerance Charge
Michigan Congressman Diekema defended President Roosevelt against an intolerance charge arising from a reported White House discussion. Diekema said the president showed liberal reception of explanations and did not thump his desk, though he gesticulated. The House then debated the agricultural appropriation bill, which had been amended and laid aside.
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Michigan
Denién
Williama
Washington
Roosevelt
George III
House of Representatives
Diekema
Judiciary
House
Stevens Slayer Arraigned In San Francisco Murder Case
I W Chang the Korean shooter of D W Stevens American adviser to the Korean council of state was arraigned before Police Judge Conlan on murder charges and granted a continuance for preliminary hearing until next Friday His attorney said no defense will be offered in police court but a trial on insanity grounds may follow Ming Woon Chun his accomplice remains in critical condition at Lane hospital yet expected to recover
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Ming Woon Chun
Lane Hospital
Death of Dr P A Lindahl in Rock Island at 60
Dr P A Lindahl, president of the Augstana Book concern and editor of the Augstana, long a director of Augstana College, died at his Rock Island home aged sixty from heart disease.
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PR. A, Lindahl
Rock Island
P. A. Lindahl
Augustana Book Concern
Augustana
Augustana ¢Ollage
Cashier Horras Arrested In Embezzlement Case
Deadwood March 28 George Horras cashier of the Hot Springs National Bank which failed last October was arrested on charges of embezzling 25 000 He waived hearing and was bound over for trial in the sum of 6000 bail
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Horras
Deadwood
D. D
George Horras
The
Hot Springs
8. D
Aldrich Banking Bill Passes Senate Amid Amendments
Washington March 8 The Aldrich currency bill passed the Senate 42 to 16 after a Bailey substitute vote of 42 to 18. It sets up not more than 600 million in emergency currency, issued to national banks on state county and municipal bond deposits, with a Treasury seal of approval and graded distribution. The measure includes reserve changes, interest terms, and a LaFollette amendment restricting bank stock investments. debate over a government deposit guarantee faltered.
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Washington
Senate
LaFollette
Teller
Johnston
Honda
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Aldrich
House
Congress
Cannon
Exough
Committee On Banking and Currency
Committee On Rules
John Sharp Wiliams
Banking and Currency Committee
Fowler
Murray Named Comptroller Successor to Ridgeley
Washington March 28. William B Ridgeley resigns as comptroller of the currency and will become president of the National Bank of Commerce in Kansas City Lawrence Murray will succeed him as comptroller. Murray is the present assistant secretary of commerce and labor and a former deputy comptroller of the currency.
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Ridgeley
Washington
William B. Ridgeley
Roosevelt
National Bank of Commerce of
Kansas City
Lawrence
Murray
Commerce
Kennan Ends His Life in Farmington Hospital Quarters
W H Kennan of Mexico Missouri former adjutant general of Missouri committed suicide by hanging in his quarters at the state hospital for the insane in Farmington. He died on March 28. a short obituary note reporting the death and its circumstances.
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Wah. Kennan
Farmington
W. H. Kennan
Mexico
Missouri
State Hospital For the
Governor Guild Improves After Illness Critical Stage
In Boston on March 28 Governor Curtla Guild shows steady improvement, reporting the best day since his illness reached a critical stage. His condition is described as improving and stable.
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Governor Guild
Boston
Curtla Guild
German Foreign Office Seeks Smooth Hill Ambassador Return
Berlin announces the emperor welcomes Dr Hill as American ambassador to Berlin and seeks to resolve the dispute with President Roosevelt. Wires from Ambassador von Sternburg report Berlin aims for a cordial reception and clear U S sentiment, with preparations mounted by the foreign office and Venice dispatches.
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Eiron von Sternburg
Washington
Foreign Office
Roosevelt
Venice
Baron Jenisch
United States
Dr. Hill
Baron von Sternburg
Dr. HI
Berlin
Diplomatic twists in Hill case spark cautious notes
Washington reports reveal no firm official statement beyond Secretary Root noting a forthcoming letter from Ambassador Tower. Diplomats agree Dr Hill was not fully acceptable to Emperor William, underscoring how personal ties influenced perceptions and potential moves regarding the ambassador and his wife.
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Tower
Washington
Hill
Root
Ambassador Tower
Yatthere
Dr. Hill
William
Ambassador Power
Father Sacrifices Life to Save Baby in Cistern
Omaha reports Morris Christen Sr. of 1325 South Twenty-fifth street drowned while rescuing his infant son from a cistern. His dying thought was to keep the baby's head above water until help arrived. Neighbors freed the child as the father sank, lifeless, to the cistern bottom.
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Babe
Omaha
Morris Christensen
South Twenty-fifth Street
Fresh Conspiracy in Hayti Uncovered in Port au Prince
A fresh conspiracy against the government has been discovered in Port au Prince. General Larraque the former chief of cavalry took refuge in the French legation with two officers as police tighten watch on all legations to intercept other conspirators.
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Hayti
Port Au Prince
Larraque
Legation
Advantages of Early Hatches and Farming Tips
Early hatches prepare winter layers by mid to late September, enabling laying in early winter, while later hatchers remain unimproved against cold. Chicks hatched late May or June molt no earlier than mid November and suffer disease or weight loss. A farmer favors cutting oats green at the dough stage to avoid waste. Keep little chicks in the coop until after 8 a m and let them roam with the hen if possible. An ideal hog ration combines clover alfalfa bluegrass with skim milk and middlings to build bone and muscle.
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W. A. Henry
Wisconsin Experiment Station
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