TWO STEAMERS IN DISTRESS NEAR FLORIDA COAST
British steamer Lugano struck Ajax reef off Key West while emigrants from Spain to Cuba were rescued by tug Reseno and others. Howthhead ashore on Molnanes reef nearby with wreckers standing by as Miami cutter aids. Weather is calm and conditions allow night rescue efforts.
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Lloyd Fine
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Talbot Wales
W W Men Compelled to Hold Meeting in Grove
Pattergon New Jersey March 8 William PD Haywood president of the I W Wer spoke in a grove near here to a large crowd urging unity of all tabour classes as the strike continues for higher wages. The meeting drew a huge attendance with no hall large enough. Stationary engineers and teamsters at mills reportedly prepare to join the strike. Burglars stole about $2000 in rugs paintings and furnishings from an address in Plandome. Mrs Burnett spends winter in Bermuda.
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N. J
William PD. Haywood
1. W. Wer
Tay
Grove
Hastwood
Tabor
New York
Francis
Plandome
Burnett
Bermuda
Shocked by Revelations Prompt Police Reform Report
A city commission appointed to investigate police corruption, announced today that the public report reveals shocking abuses within Sunny Bay authorities. It urges sustained administrative reform, opposing a two department scheme, and recommends a law authorizing police to take fingerprints and strengthen accountability.
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Maren Ae
Amine
Aarti
Depar
Obo
Bila Fu
Bene Earmant
Senate white slave inquiry stalls on underworld witnesses
Chicago March 9 The senate white slave commission led by Lieut Gov Barrett O Hara paused efforts to obtain first hand testimony from women of the underworld who refused to testify at the current hearing. An executive session will decide which women may testify while local merchants subpoened are expected to testify by Tuesday The inquiry has heard fifty girls tell their stories without oath and nine blame poverty for their downfall J Lahmann president of a department store is slated as the first witness tomorrow.
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Chicago
Senate
Barrett O'Hara
Inve Shail
Inquirere
J. Lahmann
Afraid That Troops May Turn On Government
Dispatches from Constantinople recount fears of military mutiny amid ongoing siege actions. Heavy snowstorms hinder operations as Greek casualties from the Jaina campaign reach about 1,000 with total Greek losses near 15,000 killed or wounded. Essad Pasha cites dwindling ammunition and strategic despair after months of siege, while Turkish forces report repulsed Allied attacks and quiet fronts at Tehatalja.
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Ja Aina
Protest at Mass Meeting of Suffragists in Capital
Washington March crowd of hundreds gathered to condemn Monday's suffragists parade disruption. Speakers included Senators Clapp and Thomas and Works of California. Critics called the police actions a failure of progress, while supporters warned the movement would soon triumph nationwide.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Richard Sylvester
Clapp
Minne
Shafratis
Thomas
Colorado
Works
California
Louis D. Brander
James ‘Tanner
Vicory
President resigns and flees to Europe
New York dispatch reports Archbishop Nouel, provisional president of Santo Domingo, resigned yesterday and departed for Europe. The New World administration’s collapse is blamed on revolutionary teachers and the archbishop’s failure to honor a pact with Americans. Washington notes Gen Frank McIntyre said Nouel’s resignation, if confirmed, shows he was harassed into leaving by office seekers.
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Nouel
Santo Domingo
Europe
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United States
Washington
Prig
Frank McIntyre
Bureau of Insular Affairs
American Commission
Provisional Government
Nowel
Fice
Kansas City Union Men Pledge Funds for Cooperative Store
A group of Union men in Kansas City pledged themselves to contribute $1 each to finance a cooperative store to sell produce to Union members. They aim to reduce the cost of living, with about $12.00 available to start the venture.
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Nananny
Kansas City
Watchman saved by defective fuse during nitroglycerin heist
Three robbers bound Peter Lochgartel a coal company watchman and gagged him in the office. They poured nitroglycerin, lit a fuse, and fled as the fuse failed to explode, leaving Lochgartel by the safe with keys inside while locals frightened the would be thieves away.
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Pastorsby
Missoula Man Quietly Weds in Spokane
Miss Kathryne Rolse Thompson of Lewistown and J. L. Ward secretary treasurer of Clark companies in Missoula were married in Spokane this afternoon by Justice of the Peace FH Will. The couple plan a honeymoon on the Pacific and will return to Missoula about April 1.
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March
Kathryne Rolse Thompson
Lewistown
Ida
J. L. Ward
Long Naval Session in Dominion Parliament Wrangle
Ottawa reports a five day session with 129 hours of debate as Premier Berden and Sir Wilfrid Laurier clash over naval funding and a Canadian naval service. The government seeks 9.8 million dollars to boost Empire naval forces while opposition stalls for swift organizational steps.
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Ontario
Bore
Wilfrid Laurier
Prem Berden
Wilfrld Laurier
Wilfrid
Imperial Navy
Madero’s Escape Tied to Near 20 Million Losses
London report claims Díaz prepared Mexico loan plans as Madero fled Cairo amid grave Mexican turmoil. Dispatch notes a $29 million to specie transfer, leaving only $300 after Madero’s deposition, while Mexico contemplates debt and Diaz intrigues unfold. Gusts of rumors swirl about Havana politics and a massive post office blast in Carmel. Jardín? Diaz departs Cairo for Alexandria en route to Tealy.
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Cairo
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Cording
Express
Meral Diaz
Mexico
Porfino Diaz
Turmoil Reported as Rebels Advance Near Nogales
March 9 dispatches describe intensified rebel activity in northern Sonora with forces moving toward Nogales. Federal troops resist with orders to reinforce Hermosillo while clashes surge around Nacozari, Guaymas port, and Agua Prieta, amid uncertain telegraph reports and desertions.
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Southern Pacific
Nogales
Arizona Ind
Amer
Huerta
Emilio Konterlitaky
Novales
Sonora
Suffragettes Face Crackdown at Hyde Park Gatherings
Militants march and speechers speak amid policing and heckling as Hyde Park and Hampstead Heath meetings unfold. Women’s rights supporters clash with authorities while eggs fly at speakers and a wooden pavilion at Heaton Park is burned.
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Hampstead Heath
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