Statehood Battle Splits Republicans In House Caucus
Washington March 14 The Republican insurgents debate whether to attend a conference or caucus on the statehood bill. Speaker Cannon expresses faith in the GOP majority but notes pressure to concur with Senate amendments. A conference to decide binding effect is planned for tomorrow.
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Six Round Draw In Philadelphia Bout Disappoints Crowd
Nelson and McGovern fight a six round draw at the National Athletic Club in Philadelphia with a slow start. Early rounds draw groans as both fighters refuse to break, while Nelson gains momentum in later rounds before the bout ends without a decision.
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Stormy convention shapers mine workers' fate at Indianapolis
Predictions of a stormy United Mine Workers of America meeting in Indianapolis begin as delegates stream in. Opposition to the Ryan resolution grows while a proposal to fund defense for President Moyer and other officials arises. The report also notes the death of Keuffman, head of the Evening Star Company.
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Lo- Hina Polis
National Treasury
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Mihera
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Keuffman
Evening Star
Ero? Company
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Moros Women Wore Trousers Deepening Jolo Battle Debate
Washington reports reveal General Wood denying wanton slaughter in the Mount Dajo fight on Jolo, noting Moro women wore trousers and children used as shields. Taft and the president exchange views on casualties as a result of unavoidable loss of life.
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Red Flag Raised at Mass Meeting of Gotham Workingmen
New York reporters describe a Plaza Union Square mass meeting by the Industrial Workers of the World and Socialist labor party to protest arrests of Western Federation of Miners leaders Haywood Pettibone St. John and others in Idaho. About 2 600 participants joined a parade with red flags and a pledge to oppose what they call political murders. St John’s Idaho case later features in a concurrent report from Boise noting habeas corpus release then immediate rearrest on murder warrants.
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Western Federation of Miners
Steanenberg
Idaho
Idaho. About 2,600 Persons Took Part In the Parades Through East Side
Haywood Pettibone
Western Federation
Boise
Mar
Vincent St. John
Miners’ Union
Burke
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Dilteriet
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Caldwell
Rutanae
Telluride
Col
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Five Policemen Drag Woman From Morgan Offices
A disorderly conduct arrest in front of J Pierpont Morgan & Co. offices led Mee G B Williams, an Eng tion woman, to Bellevue Hospital for mental evaluation. She claimed a plot against J P Morgan and struggled as five officers escorted her to a carriage.
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Hoffman House
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Williams
J Pierpont Morgan &Co
Lord
J. P. Morgan
Ince
Morgan & Co
Mr. Morgan
Europe
J. P. Morgan, Jr
Battle Over Rail Rate Bill Sparks Senate Clash
In Washington the senate debates the railroad rate bill with Chief Speaker Raynor opposing amendments while Foraker Lodge Dolliver Tillman Aldrich and Knox urge limits. The fight centers on federal rate setting and court review of findings.
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Mar
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Lodge
Dolliver
Ohio
Massachusetts
Aldrich
Tuiman
Knox
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Congress
Alee
Plot to murder Rev Dr Parkhurst exposed in New York
An alleged assassination plot against Rev. Dr Charles M Parkhurst was revealed as District Attorney Jerome summoned witnesses and two civilians to a hearing in the Tamba police court. A police official allegedly offered $509, and a man named Kelley proposed $200 with a share for the murderer before backing out. Kansas inquiry probes Standard Oil and railroads actions against independent oil producers. The Interstate Commerce Commission plans further hearings in Washington and demands records from railroads and coal interests. Ex Senator Cockrell says the investigation will expand to Washington and ownership questions must be resolved.
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Charles M. Parkhurst
Society For the Prevention of Crime
Parkhurst Sovety
Jerome
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John H. Sheila
Weat (Me Hundredth Street
John Phelan
Richard Wilson
L.lowers
Wahle
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Kowers
Kelley
Iesens Union
Mowers
Parkhurst
Magers
Kansas
Prouty
Commission
Cockrell
Washington
Taft Confer with Brothers on Supreme Court Bench Decision
Secretary of War Taft met in New York with three brothers who are close associates. The discussions reportedly centered on Taft's possible appointment to the U S Supreme Court, but no decision was announced and a final word to Roosevelt is expected after his return to Washington.
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Taft
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Presiden Roosevelt
Prisoner Confesses to Anarchist Plot Against Italian King
Rome report says a prisoner in the infirmary prison confessed attendance at an anarchist meeting planning to kill the Italian king during the Milan exhibition on April 16. A formal investigation into the story has been ordered.
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Dei Tribunali
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Italy
Milan
Louis Gonzales Fatally Burned in Santa Fe Fire Incident
Louis Gonzales a 26 year old resident of Santa Fe leaped into an open fireplace in his room on De Vargas street during an epileptic attack. He suffered severe burns to the head and neck and was rushed to medical care, though doctors said only a small hope remained for his recovery.
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PTIC
Louis Gonzales
Santa Fe
Morning Journal
N. M
Louis Fionsates
de Varges Street
Drunk Worker Killed by Albuquerque Traction Car Near County Courthouse
An unknown Native American man, likely employed by American Lumber or Santa Fe shops, was struck and killed by Albuquerque Traction No. 1 near the county courthouse at 11 p.m. He wandered onto the tracks after drinking, and a coroner's inquest will determine his identity with a list of groceries dated March 14 found on him.
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Jonge
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Chambers
Santa Fe Plans 569 Miles Of Texas Rail Adds Link to Louisiana
The Santa Fe railroad system intends to build 569 miles of new track in Texas this year. The route links the Pecos and Northern railway in Palmer County through western Texas to Brownwood, a 310 mile segment. A 125 mile branch would run through Randall and into Lubbock counties, with a further link from Texas into Louisiana to connect with the Jasper and Eastern railway, completing the proposed system.
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Santa Fe
Texas
Pecos and Northern Railway
Palmer County
Brownwood
Randall Couny
Lubbock County
Louisiana
Jasper and Eastern Railroad
Tramp McGlome Killed by Santa Fe Central Train
Willard March 14. A tramp named McGlome was run over by a Santa Fe Central train between here and Betanela. He stood between the cars boarding one of them when the train started, his body cut to pieces as cars passed over him. He died within minutes. the body was brought to Willard.
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Morning Journal
Willard
S. M
McGlome
Santa Pe Central
Here
Betanela
Sentences Given in Chihuahua Ranch Murder Case
Ole B Pivetad and L G Ceanghener of Los Angeles were each sentenced to twelve years and six months in a penitentiary by the Santa Recalia court in Messen. The case concerns the killings of R W Rutherford of Philadelphia and C W McMurray of Los Angeles at the Diet ranch in Chihuahua.
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