Militia Guard Heavily Armed in Sacramento Riot Tension
A state militia company was ordered to guard the state arsenal as rival factions of the so called General Kelley army converged in Sacramento. About 200 recruits joined the force, with nearly 1000 men in two camps awaiting orders to march toward Washington. Officials debated repatriation while secessionists urged food and transport to the state line.
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OY Morning Journal
Sacramento
Calif
Kelley
Washington
Forbes
Arsanal
Oroville
Stockton
Chiis
Weedland
Johnson
San Francisco
Nevada Objects to Kelley Invading That State
Reno officials met to stop what they called General Kelley's army of unemployed from crossing into Nevada. Governor Oddie sent a telegram to California's governor Johnson, warning against violations of state laws on indigents. The plan included mobilizing state police, county and city officers, and notifying Southern Pacific Railroad officials of potential action.
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Nev
Nevada
Kelley
Oddie
Johnson
San Francisco
Battleship Sent to Port-au-Prince Amid Haiti Tensions
The battleship South Carolina now at Guantanamo Bay is ordered to Port-au-Prince, raising fears of renewed Haitian disturbances. Nashville at Port-au-Prince is also sent to Guantanamo for supplies as U S officials deem a prolonged stay unnecessary.
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Morning Journal
Washington
South Carolina
Ciantanamo
Cuba
Hart
Guantanamo
State Department
Zamora
Haytien
Tal
Nashville
Bryan Eyes New Peace Treaties With Argentina Chile Uruguay
Secretary Bryan and British ambassador Sir Cecil Fring Rice discussed today a peace treaty model already signed with thirteen nations and approved by Great Britain. Bryan expects soon to sign treaties with Argentina Chile and Uruguay while Brazil has also discussed details.
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Washington
Sir Cecil Fring- Rice
Great Britain
Argentina
Chile
Uruguay
Brazil
Weather forecast for Washington region
Weather forecast from Washington on March 7 notes a future pattern. The fragment mentions New Mexico and a garbled day name, offering no clear conditions or temperatures.
Italian Hall disaster probed by Congressmen
A congressional committee examined witnesses in Calumet Michigan about the Italian Hall panic that killed 73 people amid alleged fire alarm ruse. Testimony covered a doorway shouter, Citizens Alliance members, prior incidents, and sheriff’s deputies actions during copper strike unrest.
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Morning Journal
Calumet
Mich
Taylor
Arkansas
Casey
Pennsylvania
Congressional Committee
Michigan
Cite Gens’ Alliance
Frank Schultz
Ran
Eric Erickson
Citizens’ Alliance Ineienia
Vanderbilt Funeral Arrangements Announced
George W. Vanderbilt funeral set for Monday noon at Bethlehem chapel Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul Episcopal in Washington. Interment planned next Tuesday in family vault on the old Vanderbilt estate at New Dorp Staten Island.
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Vanderbilt
Washington
George W. Vanderbilt
Bethlehem Chapel
Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul
Episcopal
New Dorp
Staten Island
Widely Known Art Dealer Dies After Wounding
Theron Blakeslee a famed New York art dealer died after a bullet wound in his temple. He was with a Paris dealer creditor and his lawyer when a shot ended his life. A Rembrandt hoard and Thuben’s Adoration of the Magi valued at 100000 were among works in the room.
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Morning Journal
New York
Theron Blakeslee
Blakeslee
Paris
Mr. Blakeslee
Thuben
Governor Baldwin Speaks on Education and Social Citizenship
Connecticut Governor Baldwin and New York DA Whitman address the Religious Association session in New Haven. They discuss social citizenship, the role of schools and churches, and the need to balance individual liberty with collective responsibility. Speakers praise Catholic activity and note engineering schools' limited direct prep for citizenship.
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OY Morning Journal
New Haven
Conn
The
Religious Association
Buffalo
San Francisco
Charles & Whitman
New York
Simon FE. Baldwin
Connecticut
Charles H. Howe
Case School of Applied Science
Cleveland
Ohio
Whitman
Baldwin
Holy Name’ Society
Howe
Congress Plans Probe of Grain Exchange Deals
Hearings on the Manahan resolution authorizing investigation of the Chicaga Minneapolis and Duluth grain pits were concluded by the House committee. Minneapolis chamber of commerce representatives denied conspiracy charges and supported a full investigation. The committee may take up a report on the Manahan resolution next week.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Manahan
Chicara
Minapolis
Duluth
House Rue
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
Henry
Congress
Speculation 15 In Mood Shifts as Stocks Dip
The morning market shows irregular stock movements amid unsettled speculative sentiment. Depression from earnings losses weighs on railroad issues like Chesapeake & Ohio 33 million note terms. January railroad earnings were poor, St Pauls accounts sparked market upset, and foreign selling resumed.
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OV Morning Journal
New York
Chesapeake & Ohio
St. Paul's
General Rome Strike Begins Monday Over Hospital Reforms
Rome march 7 all classes of workmen have voted to strike starting monday to protest hospital reforms. It will be the first such action in the city and aims to test labor strength. A total work stoppage is promised with no food sold and newspapers to suspend publication.
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Epecial
Ceasro
Rome
Prohibition Fight Looms Up in Texas
Democratic leaders opposed to state-wide prohibition in Texas unit for July primaries. A ticket by prohibition democrats already stands. Precinct and county conventions to choose delegates to a state nominating convention in Fort Worth on April 14.
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Ey Morning Journal
Dallas
Tex
Forth Worth
Americans in Mexico City Armed for Defense by U S Government
Reports from Vera Cruz state that 1000 rifles and large ammunition stock were sent from the United States for American defense in Mexico City. 260 rifles arrived and were sent to the capital, 740 remained onboard the Florida for clearance by Admiral Fletcher.
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Mexico City
U. S
CY Morning Journal
Vera Cruz
United States
Florida
Fletcher
Cpr
Committee Ends Strike Inquiry in Coal Fields
The 9 member mines committee in Denver completed its Colorado coal strike inquiry. Miners have 20 days and operators 15 days to submit briefs, with a 10 day reply window. Governor Ammons and Adjutant General Chase did not testify, but Ammons supplied documents and Chase traveled from Trinidad.
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Morning Journal Special
Denver
Mines Committee of the House
Colorado
Washington
E. M. Ammons
Chase
Mary Jones
Trinidad
Ammons
General Chase
Trust bills to be ready by March 17
Washington March 7 The house judiciary committee aims to conclude hearings on the administration anti trust bills by March 17. Democratic members conferred with Chairman Clayton on combining tentative anti trust measures into a single bill. The trade commission bill is nearly ready and will be discussed with President Wilson and Attorney General McReynolds before introduction.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Clayton
House
Trade Commission
Wilson
McReynolds
Earle Convicted on Kidnaping Charge
Ferdinand Pinney Earle and Miss Charlotte Herman were found guilty of kidnapping Earle's son Harold near Paris after a two day trial in Romorantin France. Earle received two months in prison and a $5 fine while Herman got one month and a $3.25 fine. both were released after time served prior to trial.
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OY Morning Journal
Romorantin
France
Ferdinand Pinney Earle
Charlotte Herman
Earle
Harold
Paris
Misa Herman
Peruvian Official Returns Home After Europe Visit
Robert Jk. Le guia first vice president of Peru arrived in Panama en route to Peru from Europe crossing the United States. He conferred briefly with Guillermo Billinghurst the deposed Peruvian president.
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Robert Jk. Leguia
Peru
Europe
United States
Chuillermo Billinghurst
Mexican reformers debate federal bank plan amid exchange surge
Mexico City reports discuss a proposed federal bank to issue currency, facing opposition from Finance Minister Adolfo de la Lama and regular banks. The move helped push exchange rates higher, with the National Bank among heavy buyers, while fighting near Torreón is reported and U S diplomacy probes Penavides case in relation to frontier rebellion.
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Federal Bank
National Bank
Torreon
War Department
Velasco
Huerta
Gillas
Tryan
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Tnocencio Penavides
Frontier
Develp
Penavides
Saltillo
Guanatete
Bryan Intervenes to Save Luis Torrazas, Jr.
El Paso March 7. Consul Letcher departed for Chihuahua carrying instructions from Secretary of State Bryan regarding the case of Luis Torrazas Jr. The report notes Bryan’s involvement and the consul’s actions as he left El Paso.
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Luis Torrazas, JR
Il Paso
Tex
Letcher
Chihuahua
Luis
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