Justice Brewer Dies After Apoplexy at Washington Home
Josiah Brewer associate justice of the United States Supreme Court died at his Washington home at 77 after a stroke. His death came quickly before medical aid could arrive. He served on the court since 1890 and was noted for democratic temper and concise opinions. His loss unsettles pending tobacco trust and oil case deliberations.
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Brownsville Soldier Reenlistment Case Opens With Dog Testimony
Washington March 28 The court of inquiry examining if any discharged Brownsville soldiers may reenlist heard Captain Hoyland describe a black dog that led the raiders to the town. The hearing reviewed four months of witnesses and will report to Congress, with the record arguing the soldiers fired volleys into Brownsville.
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Panic Stricken Pleasure Seekers Crushed to Death in Effort
A catastrophic fire at a village hall in Deknerito Hungary during a public ball killed between 290 and 400 people and injured about 100. A single nailed door trapped revellers as flames spread rapidly, with many crushed or burned before escape. Troops assisted in recovery and burial efforts amid a high death toll and ongoing search.
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Platform Wobbles Through Long Recital of Work
Mayor Lester defends administration in Albuquerque claiming greater progress than prior decade while avoiding reference to solemn pledges aimed at securing reelection. The piece emphasizes cautious language and contrasts with past achievements.
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Albuquerque Democrats Face Return of Incompetent City Rule
Citizens denounce two years of promised sewer and street improvements unkept by the current city administration. The piece criticizes inflated sewer costs, ignored education plans, and alleged misuse of water and franchise policies, urging voters to reject the incumbents at the April 6 election.
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Ashby Gets 99 Years for Sipe Murder at Alma
Ashby was sentenced by Judge Meche to ninety nine years in prison for the murder of E. A. Sipe at Alma last October. Ashby pleaded guilty to the charge.
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Net Decrease for Atchison Report for February
Report of Operations of Santa Fe System for February shows a decline of about half a million dollars. The dispatch notes a fall in the month, reflecting reduced activity across the Atchison division and related routes.
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Thomas R Walsh's Physicians Optimistic About Recovery
Colorado millionaire Thomas R Walsh remains seriously ill after surgery and a long illness but doctors report cautious optimism. They expect he will remain at home for about a month as his condition improves and rest aids recovery.
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Doctor Miller on Trial in Crescent City Murder Case
Dr W Miller testifies he fired after victim came at him with an axe. He describes wounding the man and claims the accused acted in self defense as the case unfolds with Mrs Sayler and John Grunden among witnesses.
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Attempt to Organize Paper Trust Employees
Livermore Falls Me March 23 National Organizer Piyna of the International Order of Bulphite Pulp and Paper Mill Workers arrived today and it was understood that attempts were being made to organize the mechanics employed at the national Paper company's mill.
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