Mount Etna eruption rages as lava threatens towns
Reports from Catania Sicily describe Mount Etna erupting violently with lava flows advancing toward Belpasso and Nicolosi. Observers note collapsing lava walls, falling ash, and tremors as soldiers, engineers, and doctors move to assist, while residents flee and prayers rise for relief.
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Catania
Sicily
Mount Etna
Mascalueia
Etna
Nicolosi
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Sar Leo
Rinazzo
Helpasso
Nicolost
Horrelio
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Sid “Ot
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Belpasse
Errelle
Belpisse
Ricco
Alutor
Mount Fitna
Nowlore
Mount Ban la
Franecisca Nava
Nicolossi
Contin N Enelishiman
Nicolowsi
Western Pacific Train Service Resumes Regular Route
Western Pacific announces train service resumes on the regular route in East Lake City after floods blocked Nevada tracks since February 2. Trains had been detoured over Southern Pacific lines during the disruption.
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East Lake City
Western Pacific
Nevada
Aart
Southern Pacific
Pension and budget bills pass amid party clash in Congress
The House approved a $156 million pension bill after a long contest led mainly by Republicans against abolishing pension agencies. Democratic votes largely sustained the committee. The Senate passed a $44 million legislative budget bill and considered Caven’s plan for a new health department. In Kansas Territory, Kansas & Colorado rail directors plan $3 million in bonds to finish the road with Lawrence, Lawrence officials arranging bond placement.
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Washington
House
Senate
Penny Will Have Coast to Coast Route Starts Campaign
Penny launches campaign for control of Santa Fe to secure outlet to Golden Gate via southwestern lines. The move aims to create a coast to coast route, linking major terminals and enhancing freight flow.
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Penny
Santa Fe
Golden Gate
Pennsylvania to Form Ocean Coast Rail System After Harriman Buy
The Pennsylvania railroad company begins an aggressive campaign to dominate the Santa Fe by acquiring Harriman holdings in Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe. The plan envisions a coast to coast system with 34000 miles of track and a major challenge to Harriman lines and Southern Pacific interests.
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Mapanue Journal
Los Angeles
Cal
E HM. Harriman
Atchisor, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Santa Fe
Harriman
Pennsylvania
Pacific Coast
Union
Atchison
Santere Company
Eastern Road
Avatoms
Union and
Southern Pacific
Tubonic Plague Report From Hawaii In Deadly Outbreak
A bizarre report from Honolulu notes a plague-like illness termed Tubonic Plague resurfacing in Hawaii. It mentions two young girls, daughters of A T Lingay, and nieces of Territorial Attorney General Alexander Lingay, dying from the disease.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
Phigue Luis
A. T. Lingay
Honokua
Territorial
Alexander Lingay
Flour price cut by wholesale dealers in San Francisco
In San Francisco on March 24 a 20 cent per barrel reduction in flour prices was announced by local wholesale dealers. The move lowers costs for bakers and grocers in the region.
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San Francisco
Countries Entitled to Minimum Tariff Proclamations List
Washington March 24 The president has issued proclamations declaring the following countries entitled to the minimum rates of the Payne Aldrich act The empire of China including all its dependencies Oman Algivenistans Nepaly Bhutan Johore Luxembourg Montenegro Monaco Anders Ban Marino Liechtenstein Hayth the Kwantung territory Weibaiwel Kino chow German personnelons In Sammon German New Guineas including insular possessions of the Carolines Pelew and Marianne islandia Marshall Brown and Providence istanidte Ftraite Settlemente Brunel and sare
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Payne-Aldrich
Empire of China
Oman
Nepaly
Bhutan
Johore
Luxenburg
Montenegro
Monaco
Anders
Ban Marino
Liechtenstein
Hayth
Kwantung
Weibaiwel
Kinochow
Sammon
Carolines
Pelew
Marianne Ielandia
Marshall, Brown and Providence Istanidte
Ftraite
Brunel and Sare
Plausible platforms and broken pledges anchor Albuquerque history
A historical piece accuses Albuquerque Democrats of writing pleasing campaign pledges while failing to deliver. It notes inflated sewer costs, stalled street work, liquor stance shifts, and weak enforcement of laws, detailing payroll and city cost increases and calling for a new platform.
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Albuquerque
Albuquer
Alhurquerque
Helena
Senator Owen Seeks Health Department To Curb Hook Worms
Oklahoma Senator Owen urged creation of a cabinet led Department of Health to curb hook worms and preventable diseases. He cited 600000 annual deaths and 3 million ill from preventable diseases, urging centralized federal health action and better water and food sanitation.
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Washington
Owen
Senate
Department of Health
Owens
Money
Mississippi
Mr. Owen
Heyburn
Gallinger
Oklhoma
Oklahoma
Marine Hospital Service
Panama Exposition Company Organized in San Francisco
The permanent Panama Pacific International Exposition company was formed today after yesterday’s incorporation with a $5,000,000 capitalization. Homer B. King, a noted local banker, was elected president. Charles C. Moore, the envoy who toured globally for Portola festival promotion last October, became chairman of the exploitation and publicity committee.
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San Francisco
Homer 8
King
Charles C. Moore
Democratic caucus picks four for rules committee
In a tight vote of 140 members, Champ Clark Oscar Underwood Lincoln Dixon and Joan Fitzgerald were chosen for the enlarged House rules committee with 71 needed. A Sims faction criticized the process and urged a change to appoint all standing committees.
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Washington
House
Enlarged Rules Committee
Champ Clark
Missouri
Oscar Underwood
Alabama
Lincoln Dixon
Indiana
Joan J. Fitarerala
New York
Slayden
Texas
Fitzgerald
Congress
Champ Clink
Sims
Tennessee
Fitagerad
la Cogolated
House of Representatives
New Rules Committee
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Underwood
Clark
Bima
Mesore
Jones
Virginia
Hiarnett
Georgia
Burleson
Turney
Tllinois
Fee
Clayton
Mr. Sims
Johnson
Kentucky
Vitagerald
Minorities Receive Votes in Fourfold Ballot
In a written ballot where each member cast four votes, one candidate won 69 votes. Other minority contenders included Hammond of Minnesota with 18, Hughes of New Jersey with 8, Balzer of New York with h, Garrett of Tennessee with a, Rainey of Minnesota with 4. A large number of members received one or two votes. No nominations were made and all members were eligible for selection.
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Minnesota
Hughes
New Jersey
Balzer
New York
Garrett
Tennessee
Rainey
Minois
Ail
Bomb Throwers Active in Chicago amid Labor Turmoil
Bomb throwers again struck Chicago as police blamed labor troubles for the latest outrage and ruled out gamblers war links. A shell loaded with dynamite hit a gymnasium behind a saloon run by Roebert D. Lincoln, wrecking the building, shattering nearby windows, and tossing passengers from an elevated train into a panic.
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Morning Journal
Kweetn
Chicago
Roebert D. Lincoln
Tremont & Suffolk Mills Halt Looms Affects 700 Workers
Tremong and Suf folk Cotton Mills in Lowell Massachusetts will stop 1500 of its 6100 looms for an indefinite period, cutting production by about 25 percent and affecting about 700 of the 3000 operatives.
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Lowell
Mass
Tremong & Suffolk Cotton Mills
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