Conspiracy and Murder Headlines Across Nations
Summary of brief items: Kuang Si rebels beheaded four for February attack on missionary Beattie in Fat. Italian plot to kill King linked to airchists under investigation. Russian cabinet moves to suppress League of the Russian People amid fears of counter revolution. Idaho miner union leader Vincent St John released on habeas corpus then rearrested on murder charge with authorities planning further warrants.
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Canton
Kuang Si
Andrew Beattie
Fat
Boise
St. John
Eee
Teijuride
Chauncey M Depew in New York City Update
March 14 Chauncey M Depew remains at his New York residence amid ongoing speculation about his whereabouts. Meanwhile Chauncey M Depew’s condition has improved and he may travel to Washington by week’s end. Reports had claimed he was in a sanitarium but those claims were denied.
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Chauncey
New York
Chauncey M
Depew
Washington
Tragedy and political news from March 14 reports
Norfolk jail tragedy unfolds as Louis Urtal fatally burns a woman with a lit kerosene lamp and then commits suicide by slashing his throat. In Kansas, James Monroe Miller is nominated for Congress in the fourth district by Republicans. separately, John T. Tennant Sr. is arrested for alleged false pretenses involving money.
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Norfolk
Louis Aling Urtal
Bexalehom
Miller
Kansas
Emporia
Kan
James Monroe Miller
Comet Grove
St Louis
John T. Tennent, Sr
Tennent Shoe Company
Scandinavian Brotherhood of America in Session in Warren
Warren Pennsylvania March 14 delegates from many towns attend the 18th anniversary of the Scandinavian Brotherhood of America founded by Judge John Sandstrom and Oscar Westling. Membership now exceeds 6000 with branches in nearly every city with Scandinavian populations and many original members remain active.
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Scandinavian Brotherhood OF America
Warren
John Sandstrom
Oscar Westling
War
New York
Great Mill Tonight Nelson and McGovern Pugilistic Showdown
Philadelphia readers anticipate a major boxing clash as Ter ry McGovern faces Baltling Nelson in a six round championship bout at the National Athletic club adapted for the event. The fight could draw up to seventeen thousand dollars in gate and pits two top contenders with Nelson favored by strength and McGovern believed to have tactical edge. Both camps train hard with loyal supporters predicting a knockout battle in a packed arena tonight.
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Philadelphia
Maren
National Athletic Club
Terry McGovern
Baltling Nelson
Jobe
Jerome Avenue
New York
Nelson
Hie
I P
Keine
Aelles
Cher Beth
Nelann
McGovern
Mefiovera
Atona
Odda
Wum
Netcon
Neb
Nexostie Tome
Elrwady
Herrera
Siees
Merger of Babcock Wilcox and Stirling Consolidated
New York March 14 stock holders of Babcock Wilcox will meet to ratify a merger with Stirling Consolidated Boiler Co both large boiler makers with export trades The plan forms a trust and may lead to a 15 million capital company The Stirling group has plants in Mansfeld and Barberton Ohio and a 4 975 million capital The merger expects a full ratification later today and a new company to be organized In Milwaukee four legal bodies hold annual conventions with banquet at Plankinton House Judge James G Jenkins guest of honor and Chief Justice Casco among speakers
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New York
Babcock & Wilcox J Company
Stirling Consolidated Heller Company
Babcock & Wéegx Compusbes
Singer Manufacturing Company
Bayonne
Stirling Consolidated Boiler Company
Mansfeld
Barberton
C. Barber
Diamond Match Company
John W. Gates
Chitf
John B. Casco
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Secretary of the Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw
J. Hamilton Lewis
Chicago
John 3
Whitehead
Janesville
Wis
Noted writer returns to Milwaukee home
Milwaukee on March 14 Dr Ladwin Pulda the noted German writer and dramatist returned home after a short tour through Wisconsin and Illinois. He will appear at the Pabst theater this evening to deliver a brief lecture followed by the Palet Stock company presenting Die Jugendtreunte in three acts by Dr Fulda.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Ladwin Pulda
Thieety
Pabst Theater
Palet Stock Company
Fulda
Great Gathering of Eminent Educators
Fifteen universities and colleges send presidents and educators to the seventh annual conference of the Association of American Universities in San Francisco. Sessions will be at the Mark Hopkins Institute of Art and Stanford University with luncheons hosted by UC, Stanford trustees, and Hopkins Institute. Distinguished attendees include Wheeler, Burton, Hall, Stanley Hall, Gould, and others from UC, Chicago, Columbia, Harvard, Clark, and more.
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San Francisco
Cal
United States
The
Association of American Universities
University of California
Leland Stanford Junior University
Hopkins Institute of Art
Mark Hopkins Institute of Art
Stanford University
Wheeler
Aofessor Stringham
Leusot Uet
Lange
Bernard Moses
Catholic University
Thomas J. Cocaty
University of Chicago
1. Burton
Clark University
G. Stanley Halli
Columbia
Wiliam T. Carpenter
F Koppel
Mex. Keppel
Jacob Gould Sehurma
Tarvard
President Roosevelt plans troop moves and training reforms
President Roosevelt outlines army plans, detailing weekly infantry and artillery drills, monthly marches, extended camping ex ercises, and annual camps. He aims to familiarize soldiers with equipment and burdens, preparing them for future deployment, amid questions about staffing and efficiency.
Prominent Churchmen Meet in Conference
Delegates from all Reformed Churches in the United States gather at Carlotte North Carolina on March 14 for a federation conference opening today. Leaders include J R Howerton and other notable ministers. The aim is to discuss and adopt plans for a closed federation of the represented denominations. A 1904 Pittsburgh meeting previously produced plans submitted to church judicatories for approval.
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Caariotte
N.C
United States
J. R. Howerton
Pittsburg
Republican City Committee Meeting Sets Primary Dates
The Republican City Committee met last night to discuss the municipal election, reject fusion or nonpartisan ticket ideas, and appoint Dr. Orow G. Bebber to fill the Second ward vacancy left by J. H. Stingle. A call will be issued at 7:30 PM to fix primaries and convention dates. candidate names will be chosen later. The document also notes a Methodist Episcopal conference in Pocomoke City with Bishop McCabe presiding and nearly 500 delegates from 180 churches, including ministers who will speak on timely topics.
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Democratic City Committee
Orow G. Bebber
Republican Central Committee
J. H. Stingle
Second Ward
Methodist Episcopal Church Conference
Pocomoke City
Wilmington
Pocomoke Methodist Episcopal Church
McCabe
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles
Baker A
Wilbur P Corkran
Wilmafigton
Legislation at Washington and Transit Mergers
A March 14 report outlines city streetcar plans to issue permits to trolleyize lines after a Supreme Court ruling against underwater tunnels under the Chicago River. It also notes Ryan Belmont traction merger inquiries in New York and war reports on Jolo Island.
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City of Oht
Unite States Supreme Court
Mayer Dunne
Chicago River
Ryan Selmont Traction
New York City
Buffalo
State Rail Road Commission
Feasion
Ryan-Belmont Traction
Albany
Freight rates glare in Kansas Oils case and Nebraska snow dire
Interstate Commerce Commission hearings resume on rate discrimination claims by Kansas Oil Producers association with J R Kouitz of Santa Fe detailing pipeline rights and alleged arbitrary Kansas rates. Nebraska endures heavy snowstorm with trains disrupted. average depth exceeds a foot as new snowfall piles up. Metal market notes lead at 4.05 and copper at 4.34.
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Kanass City
Interstate Commen Commission
Kansas Oil Producers* Association
J. Rt.Kouitz
Santa Fe
Kansas
Texas
Nebraska
Lincoln
Alderman Gillenwater Involved In Blue Barred Public Safety Item Incident
At 3 pm this afternoon Capt W I Gillenwater clashed with city business staff in The Evening Cities office over a public safety item kept in his pocket. Officers later arrested Gillenwater on charges of carrying a concealed weapon and threatening behavior, with a hearing scheduled tomorrow before Justice Lyannor.
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Ain
W. I. Gillenwater
Counril
Gillen
Waint
Luchainger
Monroe Cwis
Water Company
Gulemwater
Coe
Lachelager
Yale
We Street
Usiness
Wop Laureje
Chinese immigration debate spurs bill at House hearing
Washington March 14 John Ford secretary of the American Asiatic association pressed the Poster bill to modify the Chinese exclusion act. He said the aim is to admit the best class of Chinese with less inconvenience and noted the president’s message urges modification.
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Washington
John Ford
American Asiatic Association
United States
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Bord
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