Crete Crisis: Greece Cites Ultimatum Tension Sparks Europe
A semi official note from Russia via M K Onou calls for Greece to withdraw troops and the Crete fleet within three days to restore order under the sultan's suzerainty with autonomy after evacuation. Paris and London report Greek resistance and policy debates in parliament. Greece insists its army in Crete remains to protect Christians and not to wage war unless Turkey invades Thessaly. Other notices include a 125 year old death in St Louis and business insolvency in Chicago.
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Rusala
Athens
M. K. Onou
Hag
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Crete
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Europe
France
Germany
Austria
George
Prince of Wales
Paris
Larissa
Great Britain
London
House of Lords
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The
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Delyannis
Thessaly
Tribute portrait sent to mayor for Mother McKibley esteem
A painted portrait of Mother McKibley was sent to the mayor as a modest token of esteem from neighbors and colleagues. The note requested the mayor accept the portrait as a gesture recognizing his service and regard in the community.
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Anton
Mother McKibley
Eau Claire
Wis
John J. O'Donnell, Jr
Mrs McKinley Portrayed in Portrait by Surprise Friends
Canton friends organized a covert portrait sitting of Mrs McKinley for an artist invited to paint her. The major learned of the work only after its completion. She wears her familiar cap, sits in a favorite armchair, and clasps her table with both hands in the scene.
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Canton
Trade Shows Gradual Uplift Amid Steel and Rail Trade
Kh. G. Dun & Co. reports genuine business improvement gradual rather than rapid. Rupture of steel rails and rail industry activity have unlocked trade, creating employment for thousands while steady gains in other sectors continue. Future certainty boosts confidence though rewards arrive slowly as distributions expand. February rail earnings up 55 percent year over year, yet 8 percent below 189? levels. Chicago east bound tonnage near last year, clearing-house exchanges down 7.4 percent from last year. Monthly failures: 295 in United States, 650 in Canada, with contrasts to prior year values.
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New York
Kh. G. Dun & Co
Chicago
United States
Canada
Seven Die in Rail Crossing Disaster in Tennessee
A Southern Railway passenger train struck a wagon near Sherman Heights in Chattanooga Tennessee, killing Mrs W J Woodward seven of her nine children and grandchild, with two surviving. Names include Mrs Lizzie Woodward Montgomery and George T Woodward. Another item notes Woodie Nash at Huntsville Texas shot herself over fear of failing an exam.
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Chattanooga
Yeon
Southern Railway
Sherman Heighs
W. J. Woodward
William J. Woodward
Lizzie Woodward Montgomery
George T. Woodward
Della Woodward
Mary Woodward
Daisy Woodward
Dallas
Vex
Maren
Ness Woodie Nash
State Normal School
Huntsville
Tex
Washington Birthday Observance and Senate Actions Noted
Washington reports describe Washington's birthday observance with farewell dress reading by Senator Daniel Weing Va and ongoing senate debates over Indian appropriation bills Cuba relief action calls for battle ships and protests against Spain while house actions address naval and sundry civil items and post office roles. topical items include pension bills and private legislation.
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Daniel
Va) Weing
Senate
Dr. Ruiz
Guanabacoa
Cuba
Julio Sanguilly
Havana
Cuban
Spain
State Department
Committee On
House
District of Columbia
Sulzer
N. Y
United States
Senate International Monetary Conference
Daughters of the
Ievolution
Fires, deaths, and disasters shadow early March week
Brief fire and accident items across North America report multiple fatalities. Losses include a Fort Wayne block fire at 125000, a Toronto dry goods store blaze at 100000, and Canton cement plant blaze at 200000. Dozens injured, a Chicago electric-car collision kills three.
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Hacn
Todas Melk Joo
Will Deas
Wis
Loutavillé
Critiftal Diigaust
Tudian Towi
Wilson
Indiana
Senate
Stevenson
United States Building & Loan Association
Louisville
Matthew Buckley
United States
Delavan
W. A. Murray & Co
Toronto
Ont
Herbert
Farragut
Great Salt Lake
Promontory
Utah
Piqua
National Linseed Oil Company
Middle Branch
Portland and Diamond Cement Company
Canton
Clarence A. Austin
University of Rochester
Chicago
George O'Malley
R. W. Young
F. Prius
Olney backs Lee on holding Americans past 72 hours
A Havana dispatch reports Secretary Olney has endorsed Gen. Lee in demanding the release of any American arrested and kept incommunicado for more than 72 hours. The United States also notified Madrid of this defined stance. A separate Havana dispatch notes Capt. Gen. Weyler's resignation has been sent to Madrid.
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Herald
Havana
Cuba
Key West
Fla
State Department
Lee
Olney Lairly
Gen. Lee
Madrid
aA_ dispatch
Gen. Weyler
Refuse to Intercede Walling Seeks Bryan Aid
Rev A Lee of Covington Ky, a confidant of Jackson and Walling the Pearl Bryan murderers, arrived with a full confession to present to the Bryan family to seek a petition to commute Walling to life. Fred Bryan blocked the effort saying the family would not consider it. Lee returned to Cincinnati as the public mood favors swift execution.
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Bryan
Nat Kalln
Greencastle
Ind
A. Lee
Covington
Jackson
Pearl Bryan
Bradley
Fred Bryan
Lee
Cincinnati
National League season opens April with Boston exception
Baseball news from Baltimore reports the National League season starts April 22, with a Boston exception on April 19 a local holiday. Opening games feature Brooklyn at Washington and New York at Philadelphia, while St. Louis hosts Pittsburgh, Louisville hosts Cleveland, and Cincinnati entertains Chicago.
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St. Louis
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