Digging Up Greek Fire Plot Claims by Adams
Steve Adams, tied to the Western Federation of Miners cases, was moved to Pocatello to extract Greek fire he says Haywood and Moyer ordered buried there in 1904. He recounts plans to target a carload of non union men from Colorado with bottles of flammable material, but the plan failed when the shipment did not arrive.
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Bolse
Ida
Steve Adams
Colorado
Western Federation of Miners
Pocatello
McPharland
Thiele
Adams
Statesman
Mallatt Chinese inspector arraigned in Socorro
Charles V. Mallatt, Chinese inspector for San Marcial and central New Mexico, was brought to Socorro on a warrant for carrying concealed weapons and faced a magistrate tonight. The hearing before Magistrate Green was ongoing as reports noted efforts to discredit Governor Hagerman at the cattlemen’s convention.
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Charles V. Mallatt
San Marcial
Socorro
N. M
Central New Mexico
Green
Maltlatt
Mallatt
Hagerman
Socorro County
Fullerton Refuses Governor Resignation Request
Captain John F. Fullerton of the New Mexico mounted police writes to Governor Ha German asserting the governor cannot force his retirement. He plans to retire April 1, declines the governor’s good offices, and notes Fred Fornoff of Albuquerque will lead the mounted police after Fullerton’s departure.
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Santa Fe
Morning Journal
N. M
Santa Fe New Mexican
Herbert J. Hagerman
John F. Fullerton
New Mexico Mounted Police
Artesian Water Project Near Metanoia Delays Meeting
Pranoia Company reports $1,025.04 in stock subscriptions for a test well near Metanoia Valley. An adjourned meeting set for April 7 will decide site location near Farancia or four to five miles away, with plans to solicit additional subscriptions and accept offers from drillers.
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Pranoia Company
Metanoia
N. M
Artesian Well Company
Metanoia Valley Development Association
Willard
Farancia
Bes
Arrests in Enterprise National Bank collapse widen
Pittsburg reports four more warrants issued for individuals tied to the October bank failure as government officers reveal additional arrests. Five arrested yesterday and one more today bring the total to ten indicted, with officials hinting at further exposures in the investigation led by U S Marshals. William H MacDonald, founder of the Bostenians, dies in Springfield at 56.
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Associated
Pittsburg
Bunterprise National Bank
W. Thorvey
United States
Stephen B. Stone
Moxey
Morning Journal
Enterprise National Bank
T. Lee Clark
Forest A. Nichols
W. HH. Andrewa
Nichola
W. H. Atedrews
Slugged and Robbed at Door of Great St Louis Banking Institution
Dr John N Brandt reports his daughter, a St Louis clergyman’s child, was robbed after leaving the Missouri Lincoln Trust company in St Louis. She was struck, dazed, and found her money missing though she later recalled obtaining 288 dollars in two rolls from the trust office. She is in critical condition and heavily drugged. A $500 reward is offered for the thief.
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St.Louis
Morning Journal
Las Vegas
N.M
John N. Brandt
St. Louis
Missouri-Lincoln Trust Company
Brandt
Don Summers
Trust Company
Olive Street
Miss Brandt
Breighten wage dispute inches toward deal delay
The joint scale committee of miners and operators from Illinois Indiana Ohio and western Pennsylvania failed to resolve wage terms after a three hour session with the central Competitive district conference. An agreement is not reached before the Saturday expiry of the present wage schedule, with miners to be called from a Cheembites if needed.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Illinois
Badiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Lonmormow
City probes insurance campaign funding legality test
New York District Attorney Jerome sought warrants to test if insurance funds contributed to political campaign committees were legal. Magistrate Moss demanded proof of crime before warrants, issued blank subpoenas for John Doe proceedings, with actions to proceed soon.
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New York
Jerome
Moss
Tombs
John Doe
Justice O'Sullivan
Court of Special Sessions
Fire Sweeps Central Johnstown Business District
A massive blaze in Johnstown Pennsylvania began at 12:34 a.m. in a hardware store owned by Rwank & Co. and spread to neighboring buildings. By 3 a.m. costs neared a million dollars, one firefighter was killed and others seriously injured as flames overwhelmed twelve companies. The city lost electric power as wires burned out and hose bursts hindered efforts.
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Johnstown
Rwank &Co
English Prince Arthur Arrives in Victoria Canada Welcomed by Crowds
Prince Arthur of Connaught arrives in Victoria B C with a British suite and is greeted by a royal salute from Work Point and a large crowd. Officials at Parliament Buildings receive him as Victoria flies flags and prepares a welcome dinner and two days of fishing before onward travel to Vancouver and Montreal.
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Victoria
B. C
Mar
Prince Arthur of
ConnaUght
Edward
Lord Reedsdale
Kelley-Kenny
Seymour
Davidson
Windham
Miles Lampson
British Foreign Office
Japan
Order of the Garter
Joseph Pope
Col
Trotter
William Head
Henry Joh de Lotbitsiere
McBride
Work Point
Canada
Parliament Buildings
Morley
Prince
Suite
Cowlehan
Vancouver
Montreal
England
Yokohama
Togo
Oyama
Kuroki
Kodama
Floods cripple railroads center on Salt Lake route
Storms ease in Los Angeles as Salt Lake line suffers seventy miles of track loss between Caliente and Las Vegas. Southern Pacific routes face washouts, with rail service routed via Sacramento. Santa Fe to San Diego remains disrupted. Wireless De Forest line carries many messages to San Diego while outbreaks of rioting in Bucharest leave two dead and hundreds wounded.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Salt Lake
Caliente
Las Vegas
Southern Pacific
Sacramento
Santa Fe
San Diego
de Forest Wireless
Associated Press News
Riverside County
San Jacinto
Veterans Honor General Wheeler in Atlanta Tribute
About 500 Confederate veterans and a large northern guest contingent gathered in Atlanta on March 27 to honor General Joseph Wheeler. Daughters of Wheeler and other relatives attended with Mrs. John B. Gordon. parades were canceled by heavy rain. speakers included John W. Maddes and General Clem ent Evans.
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Atlanta
Joseph Wheeler
General Wheeler
Annie Wheeler
Lucy Wheeler
Carrie Wheeler
Julia Wheeler Harris
John B. Gordon
Ladies of the Daughters of the Confederacy
Veterans of
North
Port McPherson
Fifth Georgia Infantry
Joseph Terrell
John W. Maddes
Wheeler
Clement A. Evans
United Confederate Veterans
James Tanner
Grand Army of the Republic
Charlies BR. Miller
Cleveland
Aiken bill passes Ohio saloon tax to high level
Ohio Senate approves the Aiken bill raising the saloon tax from 2350 to 1009 despite a 18 to 18 vote and last minute shifts. The vote triggered intense protests and a reconsideration attempt while the lieutenant governor defended rulings. The measure moves toward enactment upon governor signature or within ten days if vetoed. Also Walsh hearing in Chicago continued to April 6.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mar
Senate
Harris
Beaty
Berry
Beehmer
Denman
Lauman
Herry
Cleveland
Vernor
Unusual House Scene as Speaker Denounces Shackleford
Washington reports a dramatic House moment when Speaker restrained a Shackleford charge amid a reciprocity and tariff debate. The day centered on the urgency deficiency bill and preparations for the Rio conference, with further discussion of the long Senate rate bill and proposed amendments.
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Washington
Mar
Rio Janeiro
Shackleford
Missouri Volunteers
Tawney
Minn
House
Messrs. Prince and Hardwick
Forest Service grants grazing and farming permits across western reserves
Washington March 27 The forest service issued grazing and farming rights to multiple names across Stanislaus Lincoln and Wet Mountain forest reserves. Permittees include Price Brothers Sonora Cal and J T Burnt Angus N M with acre allocations from 40 to 320 acres for pasture and cultivation.
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Washington
Forest Service
Price Brothers
Sonora
Cal
Stanislaus Forest Reserve
Leland @ Coe
Jamestown
Alfred C. Meek
Arabella
N. M
Lincoln Forest Reserve
Jasper M. Taneh
Olympice
Wash
J. D. Coliine
Preeno
Sierra Forest Reserve
Joe Robert Bourne
Negal
J. T. Burnt
Angus
Peahey Brothers
Bonera Cal
Mianisiaus
Leroy Lameau
W. H. Funderburk
Greenwood
Cele
Wet Mountains
Cote
A. L. Reed
Gardner, Cole
Wet Mountaine
Patrick BR. Crowley
Williame. Aris
William M. Foster
Gunnison
Everett HM. Porter
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E . Pppoort
Aresing
Pullerton
DOE
Neots Ree Ly
Yikes
Enterprise Bank
Andrews
Nichols
Mac
The
Bostenians
Springfield
Mass
William H. MacDonald
Bostenians Company
Otill
Hadley
Quincy
Til
Leonard Keck
Frederick Nickoly
Wilfrid Thickhut
Melland
Adobe
Sharp
State of
Missouri
Commonwealth
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Watera-Pierce Oil Company
Republic Oil Company
Ranborn
Supreme Court of Missouri
Standard Ol Company
John D. Rockefeller
Standard 611
Robert HW. Spriggs
Sallie Bennett
Secrest
Denver
Charles Secrest
Thomas Johnson
And
Wireless
Vatal
Bucharest
Vienna
National
Toronor Wheeler
Papensive Lumber Yard
Pire
Philadelphia
J. Gibson Mellwain
Fifty-eighth Street
Woodland Avenue
West Philadelphia
Missoula
Mr. Shackleford
Tillman
McUmber
McCumber
North Dakota
South Carolina
Willman
National Bank
Humphreys
Beef Trust
Foraker
Gen. Ste
Lodge
Knox
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