Amundsen Triumph Crowned Antarctic Discovery
Reports from London and Hobart detail the Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen planting the pole at the South Pole while Captain Robert F. Scott’s British Antarctic expedition remains unreported. King Haakon congratulates Amundsen and requests his maps for future Norwegian charts.
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Haakon
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Norwegian capital rejoices over Amundsen pole feat
Norwegian capital cheers as Captain Amundsen and his team reach the south pole. Frederick Konow-Ugland and other officials praise the achievement amid celebrations. Telegrams from King Haakon and the Geographical Society arrive, Hobart ships relay the news, and Oslo glows with fires in tribute.
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Geographical Society
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Young suffragist attacks windows in New York homes
A zurish text reports a young suffragist named Anna Clisamore who, claiming suffrage rights, attempted to imitate leading figures by smashing windows in multiple residences after targeting an alderman. The disorder escalated as stones were thrown at neighboring houses, with potential sanity questions raised. A separate note mentions a district attorney case dismissal and a separate incident involving a slapping and a rearrest.
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New York
Anna Clisamore
Insurgent forces move toward Mexico City amid troop redeployments
The bulletin reports a massing of rebel units as General Villa’s forces push south from Torreon toward Mexico City. About 1,000 troops remain here with 2,000 more to entrain next week, while recruits flock to the rebel cause and 200 federal soldiers seek to switch sides.
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Mabe Walzed
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Forces Near Borren Push For Early Battle
In Pran Texas Macel reports Mexican sources say Orozco must fight a decisive battle near Borren within a week. Diaz loyalists led by General Blanquet seek to restore discipline as federal deserters rise. Rebels seize flour worth 36000 in Susrez and import 109000 rounds of ammo. US officers detain shipments briefly. A breach shaft from Chihuahua stolen by Maderista agents weakens Orozco's cannon. Lieut. Benjamin Wiel faces court martial after a border raid. results withheld pending War Department release.
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Texas
Macel
Caty
Orozen
Borrenn
Indera
Federal Suldiere
Grozin
Mexica
Martinet
Diaz
Genera Blanquet
Madera
Henry Reggerson
Juares
Edwards
Susrez
Enue
Reatest
Govarnor Colquitt
Fe Pi
Fuarez
United States
Chihuahua
Maderista
EL Taso
Oroz~co
Benjamin Wiel
Eighteenth Infantry
Younh
Mort Buss
Washington
Family 15 Divided In Local Roosevelt Taft Rift
Lexington Kentucky March 8 A decision on the contest for delegate selection from the county to the Seventh congressional convention split families and factions. Bret Powell brothers emerged as rivals representing Roosevelt and Taft camps. Thomas C. McDowell a Roosevelt supporter and W C McDowell a Tutt backer.
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Lexington
Adeilinnat
Taft
Roosevell
Bret Powell Brothers
Thomas C. McDowell
Roosevelt
W. C. McDowell
Lexinglan & Eastern Railway
Abe Tutt
Nyack Names Vacant Offices as Nominations Fail
Nyack New York reports five elected town offices entirely vacant as both Democrats and Republicans fail to secure nominees. Committees say no candidate accepts, despite efforts, with voter dissatisfaction blamed on past board actions causing friction among taxpayers and authorities.
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N. Y. Mare
Temocradie
Gauchies
Rugrees
Zany Court Hearing Frames Mare Ploglay Role
In San Tiago California today the defense attorney emphasized the aiding work of Mia Ploglay, highlighting her record as benefactress. The hearing at the courthouse focused on the alleged charges, with the defense presenting a calm address to the jury.
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Uhe
Bos Ny
Mie
Mhureton
Mia Ploglay
Witness Pohlman Declares Seizure in Grand Jury Case
From Los Angeles March a Seattle Iron Workers’ union business agent testified before the federal grand jury probing a dynamite conspiracy. He refused to answer questions after 20 minutes and was held under suspension until the jury meets again. He says a postmaster’s late subpoena delayed documents and alleges letters addressed to him were opened at the post office.
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Los Angeles
H. W. Pohlman
Seattle Iron Workers’ Union
Poliiman
Pohlman
Seattle Union
Harrison
Lawler
Presious
Pollman
Earhy
Seattle
Pohiman
Hig
Lawlor
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Pohimarn
Grand Jury Room
Hin
Lea Atens
Vice President of China Faces Political Shift in Nanking
In Nanking on an uncertain date, Vice President Ta Tuen Ufona schemes to seize control, aiming to install Tang Bhao Yi as premier and reshuffle the cabinet. Yuan's representative will try to block the oath in the assembly while Peking becomes provisional capital.
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Nanking
Ta Tuen Ufona
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Wachaniy
Jim Yat Sen Ws
Cabipat
Peking
Tha Hationnl
Chinaseha
Bourquin Nomination Confirmed by Senate
The gentry today confirmed George A. Bourquin of Butte as United States district judge for Montana to succeed Carl Rasch resigning. There was no opposition to Judge Bourquin's confirmation.
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Standard
Washington
Gentry
George AM. Bourquin
Butte
United States
Maoniang
Carl Rasch
Bourquin
Former Butte Man Shoots P H Lavelle in Nevada
Goldfield Nevada reports Fred Burnham formerly of Butte shot H Lavelle a miner with whom he once partnered after a quarrel over Montana matters. Burnham halted Lavelle as he headed home from work, Lavelle fled and Burnham fired three times in the back before turning the gun on himself. Lavelle leaves a wife and five children.
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Nev
Marek
Fred Burgham
Buble
Monty
Probady Tetelly
H. Lavelle
Montana
Wid
Burnham
Lavelle
Demonstration by Lawrence Strikers Draws Thousands
Lawrence Massachusetts March workers demonstrated before factory openings. Thousands of men and women filled Essex Street as pickets lined the approaches. Five strikers were arrested for disorderly conduct or protest. No serious trouble reported as workers resumed work.
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Mass
Jussex Street
Nuws
Springfield candidate files petition for U.S. Senate seat
Springfield March 8 T V Y Shere man fled a petition as a Republican for United States senator. The item notes a formal filing action in the contested race with party designation and candidate name.
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Springfield
T. VY. Shereman
United States
Boda
Organized Band Steals Thousands in New York Warehouses
New York City reports organized bands stealing thousands monthly from sik esporters and dry goods wholesalers. Losses in six months have doubled precrime levels, with $250,000 moved monthly. A detection force including warehouse owners plans to aid police, as thieves use stolen packaging to mask shipments.
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Mateh
Diatelit
Tern Owners’ Association
Uriel
Ms Police
Jepartmen
Ave
Receiver resigns as bankruptcy receiver in Washington Oregon firm
Lewis Stealer, trustee for the Columbia River Orehart company, resigned to assume duties as state public service commissioner. He notes the firm holds $2.3 million to $5.0 million in bonds and mortgages, the status of which remains in doubt, with assets in the hands of the Oregon Washington Trust company in Portland.
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March
Washington-Oregon
Frust Company
Lewis
Tlarry
E. Wilson
Columbia River Orehart Company
Washington-Oregon Tivination and Fruit Company
Oreder
Wien
Honda
Amaortrasges
Doubtul Virtue
Ron Washington Triste Company
Portland
Montana Day at Kansas City Land Show Highlights
Montana Day drew visitors to the Kansas City land show with attention on natural resources and geography history displays. Notable speakers included Hayes and Valckmer, and exhibits showcased Montana products amid event activity.
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Kansas City Land Show
Manson City
Wyoming
Kananity
Hayes An
Taft Addresses Ohio Crowd on Recall and Judicial Power
President Taft spoke in Toledo addressing the recall of judges and recall of judicial decisions amid protests by Ohio politicians and citizens. He defended stable constitutional rules, warned against popular reversals of court rulings, and argued for checks and balances between branches while outlining flaws in recall proposals and judicial reform.
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