Opposition Attacks Army Plans In Commons Debates
London March 14 The Opposition leaders voice sharp criticism of a proposed army increase and reform arguing against conscription and asserting Britain should rely on its naval power. Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman and Sir William Harcourt urge focus on the fleet while Balfour defends limited troop rise as effective defense amid a heated adjourned debate after midnight.
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London
House of Commons
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Lord Roberts
Lfe
India
England
Henry
Great Britain
William Vernon Harcourt
Sir Wiliam
Charles Dilke
Nationalist disruption at session as cries for police rise
Shouts and cries of Send for the police punctuated a tense moment when Mr Healy challenged the premier's son, insisting on order. Healy refused to back down, while cheering nationalist sections shouted Turn him out. Eventually order was restored.
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Mr. Healy
Lord Hugh Cecil
Three Die In Fire At Brooklyn Tenement
A devastating blaze at 270 Atlantic Avenue Brooklyn killed Mary Madden 67 George Rantio 12 and Mrs Rantio 45 and injured three others including Mary Dehrere and Farrell Murray who saved a woman. A mother perished in her apartment and a 12 year old boy leaped from a window. Fireman McCue suffered cuts from falling glass.
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New York
Atlantic Avenue
Brooklyn
Farrell Murray
Mary Dehrere
Mary Madden
George Rantio
Rantio
Ireman McCue
Brooklyn Water Tower
Keep Faith With Cuba Promised Independence Says Senator
United States Senator Teller of Colorado, passing through Chicago en route to Denver, urges that Cuba gains independence first. He states he opposed the Cuban constitutional convention demands and warns the people did not have chance to demonstrate their capabilities. He predicts no immediate trouble as Cubans seem reconciled for now.
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Chicago
Cuba
United States
Teler
Colorado
Denver
Senate
Island
Northern Pacific Plans Major Spring Shop Expansions
The Northern Pacific will spend about 175000 expanding St Paul car shops for freight and passenger repairs and widening roadbeds. Additional locomotive work will occur at Brainerd Livingston and Tacoma yards as part of about 4500000 in permanent improvements for the coming year.
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March H
Northern Pacifc
Brainerd
Livingston
Tacoma
Western Passenger Association Drafts No Action on Rates
Chicago March 14 Chairman EF E McLeod said no action was taken at yesterday's Western Passenger association meeting on rates to the G A R encampment as Cleveland has not guaranteed the fund. Navy business wait. party rate issue left undecided after one railroad refused to limit rates for theatrical firms.
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Chicago
EF. E. McLeod
G. A. KR
Cleveland
Southern Railway Buys New Orleans & Western and Port Clarence
Haikomet Absertvedt reports from New Orleans on March 14 that Southern railway is the buyer of the New Orleans and Western railway and the Port Clairmette terminals. The purchasers are said to be F. J. Lisman and Co, acting for bondholders syndicate, but believed to represent the Southern railway.
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New Orleans
Southern Railway
New Orleans & Western
Port Clarmette
F. J. Lisman &Co
Bozeman District Conference Opens at Methodist Church
The Bozeman district conference begins its ninth annual session tomorrow at the Methodist church. About two dozen ministers and lay delegates attend. A detailed three day program has been arranged, concluding Sunday night.
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Standard
Bozeman
Methodist Church
Coroner Reports Nonviolent Death at Manhattan State Hospital
New York March 14 coroner's physician Hanter supplied the district attorney with a supplementary report on Herbert Wardman who died March 5 at Manhattan state hospital. The report states the death was not caused by violence.
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New York
Yhanter
District Attorney’s Office
Herbert CC. Wardman
Manhattan State Hospital
Senate Passes Disfranchisement Bill To House For Concurrence
Annapolis March 14 The senate approved the disfranchisement bill and sent it to the house for concurrence with the senate amendments. If accepted the measure will go to the governor tomorrow night.
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Annapolis
Senate
House
French Torpedo Boat Sinks After Collision with Lehrin Transport
Brest March 14. A French torpedo boat sent to meet the incoming transport Lehrin sprang a leak and sank within minutes. The crew narrowly escaped in lifeboats as the vessel went down.
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Brest
General Greeley Reports Troops at St Michael Well
General Greeley, chief signal officer of the army, received a dispatch from St Michael Alaska dated June 2 announcing that the officers and troops at that post are all well.
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Washington
Bryan Pays Respects in Chicago Visit
Chicago March report notes M W J Bryan, en route from New York, paused to honor J G Johnson, chairman of the Democratic National Executive Committee.
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Chicago
M.W. J. Bryan
New York
J. G. Johnson
Democratic National Executive Committee
Future of Manchuria Is a Step Toward China Partition
Washington reports say the United States lacks an official statement on the Russia China protectorate pact over Manchuria. Officials fear a settlement could partition China under Russian suzerainty with a Russian executive authority guiding Manchuria. Rockhill pursues a cautious stance, urging limits on indemnities and punitive measures while ministers advise restraint.
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Washington
Russia
China
Manchuria
State Department
Pekin
United States
Rockhill
India
Hay
Count Cassini
Peaceable Manchuria Solution Forecast Amid Russian Buildup
In Manchuria the official view leans toward a peaceful settlement while Russia plans to increase troops in North China this month to safeguard interests against potential Japanese action. The North German Lloyd seeks inclusion of Shanghai in peace talks due to Shanghai’s trade importance and navigational improvement in the Woosung river. British and French lines reportedly press their governments similarly.
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China
Russians Reinstate Tartar General in Manchuria Amid Strain
The Times Shanghai correspondent reports Admiral Alex om has reinstalled Tein Chin as commander at Moukden with 4000 Russian troops, illustrating Russia's method of backing Chinese officials. The Vienna desk notes Russia’s tense stance in Manchuria may strain relations with European capitals but unlikely to spark war amid financial distress.
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London
Niuweawans
Etthit
Alex Om
Tein Chin
Moukden
Shanghai
Th Times
Vienna
Daily Times
Russia
Manchuria
St. Petersburg
Shansi Governor Replaced by Chun Heun in Shensi Move
London dispatch says Hsi Li, reactionary governor of Shansi, has been removed. Chun Heun becomes governor of Shensi, with Tuan Fang named acting governor of Shensi and a pro foreign Manchu.
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London
Hsi Li
Shansi
Shanghai
The
Standard
Chun Heun
Shensi
Tuan Fang
Shanghai talks on measures to uphold Chinese court amid Russian pressure
In Shanghai tomorrow the discussion will cover measures to back the Chinese court against yielding to Russia. Pekin reports Li Hung Chang in good health as foreign ministers meet to examine indemnities. Field Marshal Count von Waldersee heads to Tientsin, while General Gagee sails from Weihaiwei to Shanghai. London says Britain stays in constant touch with powers on the Chinese question and will not reveal details now.
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Shanghai
Pekin
Li Hung Chang
Count von Waldersee
Tientsin
General Gagee
Cminioner
Weihaiwei
London
Lord Cranborne
Foreign Office
House of Commons
Great Britain
United States
Russia
Manchuria
Student unrest in London amid arrests and police searches
Odessa Times correspondent reports serious disturbances by students in London on March 14. Many students were arrested for defying authorities as police searched the ringleaders’ lodgings and found dispatches showing harmony with students in Kiev and Kharkov. Censorship had previously suppressed the news.
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London
Odessa
The
Times
Kieff
Kharko
Plague Spreads in Cape Colony Sparks Lockdown Plan
Cape Town reports rising plague cases with four European infections and eight more suspected, totaling 37 deaths. Authorities order soldiers confined to camps as wholesale inoculation begins with 2,000 natives treated. Plague reaches Malmesbury and Munne Colony.
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Cape Town
Cape Colony
Malmesburs
Mune Colony
Boer Raid Advances North of Adelaide With Horse Seizures
Writ singer’s commando moves north of Adelaide eluding three British columns. Four native scouts captured and three shot by a Boer patrol near Kritsinger’s men who seized registered Albany district horses. Britain to pay £10,000. Raiders civil to residents but took horses and provisions. At Pietermaritzburg the rebel De Jager was condemned to five years in prison and fined £5,000 after a Transvaal court challenge.
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Adelaide
Cape Colony
Writsinger
Kritsinger
Albany
Great Britain
Wietermariinburg
Natal
March
DeJager
Transvaal
Huerta
Campbell Retired From Service in Washington
By order of the president, James R. Campbell brigadier general of volunteers is honorably discharged. Campbell, formerly a Illinois congressman, commanded a Illinois regiment in the Spanish war and is noted for his lengthy service.
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Washington
James R. Campbell
Campbell
Congress
T Hllinois
Sincerity tent Knights of Maccabees entertain in Anaconda
Members hosted a gathering in A. H. hall to meet State Commander J. A. Orchard the touring fraternal humorist. Morris sisters opened with songs of the sunny South and the program included Orchard’s remarks on fraternalism and the order's growth amid light entertainment and dancing.
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Knights of the Maccabees
H. Hall
All Maccabees
J. A. Orchard
Morris Sisters
Order of Maccabers
United States
Gi Hard
Kent
Captain Dutton Lecture Draws Large Crowd at Parrot Building
The Parrot Building on Mast Park avenue hosted Captain Dutton who argued against saloons and for total abstinence. He claimed a crowd larger than prior meetings attended as he urged people to pledge to abstain and warned that cider when fermented invites the devil.
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Captain Dutton
Parrot
Mast Park Avenue
Flo
Registration Lags Ahead of City Election
Registration is light with only six voters qualified by last night and four days left to register. Books at city hall close at 10 p.m. Tuesday, and every eligible resident must register to vote.
Death of Judge Hayes in Marshall Michigan
Judge Walter Ingall Hayes of Clinton Iowa died suddenly of angina tonight in Marshall. He served three terms in Congress as a Democrat representing an Iowa district.
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Marshall, Mich
Walter Ingall Hayes
Clinton
Iowa
China objects to Manchurian arms limits and army control
Pekin objects to the Manchurian convention limits on arms importation and army reorganization. It also protests what it calls Russia’s practical control over Chinese officials.
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Pekin
China
Negotiations in Pekin Suspected to Pause Over Manchurian Issue
In Shanghai on March 14 sources indicate talks in Pekin may be suspended due to the Manchurian problem. Chinese merchants and others have called for a mass meeting to discuss the situation.
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Shanghai
Pekin
Daring Bank Robbery Ends in Slaying and Capture
Two bank robbers held up Harrisburg National Bank on a March 14 with revolvers demanding cash. Cashier Charles W. Ryan was shot and died. Henry Rowe and Weston Keeper were captured by townspeople alongside accomplice F B Straley of Lykens. Rowe attempted to escape with about $2,000 in a satchel. Keeper fled but surrendered after being shot in the back by J F Leiter's shotgun.
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Harrisburg
Charles W. Ryan
Harrisburg National Bank
Henry Rowe
Weston Keeper
Lykens
F. B. Straley
Jone
Keeper
Halifax
Elizabethville
Rowe
Ryan
Faustenbaugh
J. F. Leiter
Baltimore Team Names 1911 Roster Pitchers and Infielders
President John announces the Baltimore lineup for the American League season. Catchers Robinson and Lattimer. Pitchers McGinnity Howell Hops Schmidt Bresnahan Tseister Yerkes. Infielders Fouts Reitz Keister McGraw Sheckard Brodie Snodgrass Collins Roche. Sub outfielders include Roche as substitute.
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Chicago
Johnson
American Baseball League Today
Baltimore
Robinson
Lattimer
McGinnity
Howell
Hops
Schmidt
Bresnahan
Tseister
Yerkes
Fouts
Reitz
Keister
McGraw
Sheckard
Brodie
Snodgrass
Collins
Roche
Trap shooting marks set at sportsman's show in New York
In New York on March 4 during the trap shooting event Fred Gilbert made a perfect 100 of 100 in the continuous match. Fox posted a top 125 in the same event with Gilbert at 108 and Herskes 107. In the association championship Gilbert led with 100 while Crosby, Banks, Watson, Fanning and Griffith followed with 99 or 98.
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New York
Fred Gilbert
Fox
Gilbert
Herkes
Fanning
Crosby
Banks
Watson
Griffith
Parmalee
Primaries Sought by Populists Democrats in Great Falls
In Great Falls the populist and democratic parties issued calls for primaries on the evening of the 21st with conventions planned for the 22nd. The Republican and labor parties had already issued their notices.
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Standard
Great Falls
Republicans
Labor Party
Out of Danger Herring Recovers After Ice Wagon Incident
Special dispatch reports Jess Herring, injured when run over by an ice wagon, has recovered enough to be out of danger. Doctors feared internal injuries but later determined none were present, easing fears about his condition.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Jess Herring
Governor Wells Vetoes Evans Bill on Criminal Prosecution
Governor Wells vetoes the Evans bill governing complaints and prosecutions in criminal cases. He argues the measure would rekindle a crusade against Utah akin to the Roberts affair and harm the state.
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Salt Lake
Wells
Evans
Utah
Roberts
Trade Paralyzed in Colon Amid Rebel Activity
The British steamer Texan reports total trade paralysis in Colon due to rebel activity in the vicinity. Fighting rages in several quarters but yields no major results.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Texan
Liverpool
Colon
Strikes in Marseilles Clash at Docks
Marseilles reports several light clashes between strikers and police at the docks with no serious injuries. Teamsters and bakers refused to join dockers in a common action and a settlement is not expected soon.
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Marseilles
Dominican general calls general chapter in Ghent
The general of the Dominicans convokes a general chapter to meet at Ghent on June 25 to discuss the order's situation in the Philippines France and South America.
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Brussels
Ghent
Philippines
France
South America
Sahara Sand Found Origin of Northwestern Germany Snow
The official laboratory in Hamburg reports Sahara sand found in snow in Northwestern Germany. The finding confirms dust traveled from the African desert rather than local sources.
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Berlin
Hambure
Germany
African Sahara
Chicago Artist John C. McCutcheon Improves Health in Asheville
Asheville N Y March 14 John C McCutcheon the Chicago artist who arrived ten days ago for his health is showing signs of improvement.
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Asheville
N. Y
John C. McCutcheon
Chicago
Plague Cases Reported in Perth Australia
Two new bubonic plague cases surface in Perth West Australia on March 14 signaling a local health concern. Authorities monitor contacts and reiterate precautions as case details emerge.
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Perth
West Australia
Miners Decide to Continue Strike in Paris
Paris March 14 The striking miners have decided to continue the strike despite efforts to end the dispute. The renewed action keeps pressure on authorities and industry leaders as protests persist.
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Paris
Rumored Crisis Looms Over Portuguese Cabinet
Report from Lisbon on March 14 states a crisis is rumored to be imminent within the Portuguese cabinet amid rising tensions and potential government reshuffles.
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Lisbon
Desire for Continuance Shields Callahan in Abduction Case
Want Continuance Omaha Neb March 14 The attorneys for James Callahan charged with involvement in the abduction of a young person seek a delay. Proceedings hinge on awaiting further evidence and defense readiness.
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Omaha, Neb
James Callahan
Young
Cudahy Seeks Trial Continuance Urging Crowe Presence
Cudahy filed a motion for a continuance of his trial set for March 20. The motion cites the necessity of Pat Crowe's presence per the Callahana affidavit made yesterday and will be argued before Judge Baker in district court on Saturday. Washington dispatch notes many senators and representatives called upon.
President Delays Exposition Commission Announce
The president said he would discuss pending affairs before departure for the West and would not name commissioners for the St. Louis exposition until after returning from Indianapolis. Senator Cullom was informed that ex-Representative Rodenburg of Illinois would be excluded from the list.
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Cullom
Rodenburg
Illinois
St. Louis Exposition
Indianapolis
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