AustrianDemands and Balkan Tensions Escalate in 191- Style
The Austrian government pressed peremptory demands on Montenegro and Albania, accusing conversions and violence as pretexts for naval pressure. Montenegro's delegate in London dismissed most claims as untrue, while Austria signals further bombardment of Sevtari and aims to intimidate Serbia and Montenegro in the Adriatic theater.
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Viena
Balkan
Montenegre
Beutarl
Bille
Monte Nesting
Servines
Ye Medun
Skod
Battledhis
Lnreeler
Pola
Jaw
Yevlenitny
Frasicisearn Muotstney
Austria
Ibly
Igina
Montenegro
Servia
Sevtari
Pope's Condition Improves Rapidly
The pope's condition is improving rapidly as he rises for the first time since illness, dines in the dining room, and receives Cardinal Merry del Val and other clergy. A planned audience with General Porfirio Diaz was postponed by the pope's physician to avoid undue strain, while officials meet to discuss urgent matters.
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Aiarth
Biy
Merry de Val
Pontift
Porfirio Dias
Mexico
Rome
Haster
Marchinfava
Dian
Mrs Eaton Held on Charge of Poisoning
A report states Mrs Eaton is detained on suspicion of poisoning a cow, with officials and local authorities investigating the incident at the farmstead. Details on motive or method remain unconfirmed as inquiries continue.
Friedmann Treats Deformed Babies At New York Clinic
In New York the tuberculosis vaccine pioneer Dr. Frederic F. Friedmann staged a clinic for deformities and joint diseases, attracting crowds outside Belleguis hospital. A boy treated 32 days ago demonstrated improvement in his swollen knee, while officials invited government physicians to select patients for tomorrow's Bellegus session.
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New York
Rn Brata
Herlin Specialias
New Yorke
Tremeni
Mrned. Mann
al- Tey
Somebo
Ray Th
Tie
Dr. Friedmann
Friedmann
Believe Hospital
Attkinson
Wisconsin
Bellegus
Atkinson
Outcry Over City Turmoil and Police Response
A fragmented report describes civil unrest, public safety concerns, and political tension in New York City. It cites leaders warning against vigilantism, appeals for social reform, and fears of violence as authorities pledge to protect residents and property.
Warship to Carry Body of King George to Athens
The vessel bearing King George’s body will sail to Athens with royal attendants including Prince Wear yelus and Clea. The journey, announced for March 2, will involve a military escort and a ceremonial garland from Athos, with three days in the capital before return.
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King George
Athens
Maret
Genero
Babonth Micrel
Constantion
Jonskl
Priinhy
Athos
Scina Fists Ay Practice Nearing by Christian Kulence
Fragmented report notes state government moves on a bill involving medical practice, regulation, and public initiative. Mentions Governor ENV Hagped and a referendum petition connected to the policy change. Names and spelling appear garbled. core action relates to legislative effort and potential crime prevention measures.
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Phoenix
Arie
Maren
Env
Madero SLAIN IN HIS PALACE AND MEXICO PLOT DETAILS
Sy Krowleen reports on a chaotic claim by Mash 20,6 Cat and others that former president Madero and successor Suarez were killed in the palace on February 25. The narrative ties this to Huerta loyalists, a guarded escape via Salina Cruz, and alleged diplomatic communications involving the American ambassador Grandos as Mexican factions seek accountability and political upheaval.
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Sy Krowleen
Mitenel Hianele Arcible
Messey City
Acapuco
Salon Crug
Mexico
Froncisco Muulern
Data
Banos
Alcalde
Avha Awere
Chinnet
Madera
ERA
Bea
Atsileto Wo Suares
Bly Nealtts
Jonerak Azacarade
Madero
Suarez
Wiinon
Ayeaide
P “Et
Internado Nacronic
Cava Turnel
Mina
Tle
Myaclt
Grandos
Mexico City
Salina Crux
San Francia
Atwaide
Ohi
Huerta
Fuerte
Diez
Othey
Mitchell eyes labor post in New York State
John Mitchell, president of the American Federation of Labor, agrees to assist Governor Sulzer on proposed labor legislation. A report says the governor offered to appoint him head of a new labor department with a $5000 salary, though neither side confirms.
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John Mitchell
Amer—Ican Federation
Eahor
Sulzer
New York
Mitchell le Ree
M Mitchel
Thevernor
Mitchell
Wavesnor
New York State
Clarke
Labor Department
Unon
Boy Describes Father Killing Lad's Mother Trial
In New York, a ten year old boy testified that his father killed his mother. The boy's testimony helped secure a murder in the first degree conviction for Mexantee Spear, who faced a harrowing description of the family tragedy. The son described the father forcing him to kneel and showing how he would steal his mother's throat. Spear was the only witness for the defense during cross examination.
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Freimny
Mra Ainswoett
Chicago
New York
Abareth
Ehlet
Aealnsie Tatver
Kintm
Styte
Mexantee
Dignars Ot
Enlfe
Notable Figures Urged for Ambassadors Posts in Wilson Plan
Text reports President Wilson considers several prominent figures for diplomatic roles. Harvard president emeritus Charles W. Eliot is urged to accept ambassador to Great Britain, with other selections including W. Guthrie for Mexico and Gerard for New York, among others. The list also mentions Augustus Thomas and J. R. Molt as potential ministers, while Japan remains undecided. Lyndon Evans of Chicago is urged for a commissioner of corporations role.
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Ington
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard Wityeraiky
Wilson
Gclusa
Eliot
W. Guthrie
Chiateaun
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Mexico
Trong
Gerard
New York
Vicac Wiliam Church Osbor
Augustus
W. Thomas
Thomas JSON Page
Virginia
Ular
Japan
Vrederick
Pendekl
Germantown
Seth Low
Detectives probe Bastrop bank robbery connection
Dallas March 20. Detectives investigating the robbery of 312.2 from Bastrop Bank took into custody on suspicion Mir Harry D. Robinson and three others. In a money belt Mrs Robinson wore was $2,800 in jewels. All denied any connection with the robbery.
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Texas
Bastrop, Law, Bank
Harry D. Robinson
Robinso
Tha Robhary
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