Rioting Mutineers Tear Through Peking Amid Loot and Fire
Rioting mutineers in Tianjin clash with loyal troops and looters set fires across the city. Fourteen fires blaze as the mint and silver stores are looted, while German and British guards protect residents and railway property. Foreigners face limited danger. casualties include a German doctor shot by mutinous soldiers. Japan offers to garrison Pekin, but diplomats resist occupation.
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Legation Unis
An Shu Kai
Prince Ching
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French ‘Hospital
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Peiyang
Wee
Eaen
Tien Tsin-Pukow
Schreder
Somerset Regiment
Pekin
Tien Tsin
Feng-Tai
Inniskilings
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China
London
Daily Telegraph
Sun Yat Sen Hae
Sun Yat Sen Sees North China Crisis Threatening Republic
Dr Sun Yat Sen expressed grave worry over northern upheaval in North China dated March 8 from Nanking. He backed Yuan Shi Kai’s control, pledged protection of foreigners, and said the republicans will restore order with loyal support from north and south. He offered to go north if disturbances escalate. War minister ordered southern governors to maintain order.
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Kal
Nanking
Jta
China
Sun
Sun Yat Sen
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Pekin
Yuan
Roosevelt Expects Majority Support in Nation and Indiana
Colonel Roosevelt asserts he seeks the people’s approval, not personal victory, citing canvass results showing a two to one favoring ratio and predicting a majority in most states. Beveridge Landis and Pinchot circle Oyster Bay as Indiana questions loom and Lindsey signals possible cross party support for Wilson or Roosevelt.
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Hign
Delaware
Utah
Pennsylvania
New England
Taft
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Oyster Bay
Fred Landis
Landis
Amos Pinchot
New York
Gifford Pinchot
John Bass
Robert Bass
New Hampshire
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
University of California
John C
Beveridge
Nassau County
Mindela
Lindsey
Woodrow Wilson
Nashville
Tenn
Ben Lindsey
Denver
Roosevelt dispute over Taft endorsements sparks telegraph debate
Washington reports reveal Roosevelt headquarters refuting Taft bureau claims of endorsements from Governors Hooper of Tennessee Oddie of Nevada and Deneen of Illinois while publishing telegrams from Hooper Oddie and others. Nevada governor Oddie says Roosevelt candidacy changes the situation and Nebraska Republicans backing Taft shift to support Roosevelt. Hooper says his policy is hands off in delegate fight and Deneen supports a presidential primary. Rhode Island Governor Pothier had not committed to Taft.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Hooper
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Taft Bureau
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Nixon
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Nebraska
Ker L. Oddie
Roosevelt Committee
Washington, D. C
Tasker L. Oddie
Nashville
Tenn
Ime
Ben W. Hooper
Pothier
Rhode Island
Roosevelt Campaign Movements Across States
Massachusetts Roosevelt committee names City Councillor Matthew Hale as campaign manager. Hale accuses Senator Crane of trying to disenfranchise GOP voters and to kill the presidential primary and preference bill. In North Dakota, Roosevelt and La Follette forces plan a two week campaign ahead of the March 19 primary with Gifford Pinchott and Louisa D. Brandeis slated for appearances.
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Matthew Hale
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Roosevelt Committee
Hale
U. S
Crane
Republican State Committee
Taft
LA Follettse
North Dakota
Grand Forks
N. D
Gifford Pinchott
Frank Knox
la Pollette
Mgr. Roosevelt
la Follette
Louisa D. “Brandeis
Coburn to Address Atlanta Ministers Meeting
Minister Coburn prepares to speak in Atlanta addressing evangelical circuits with expected remarks on religious outreach and church unity. Local congregations anticipate Coburn’s guidance and potential impact on regional faith initiatives.
Taft aims at national board of trade for counsel
President Taft proposes a broadly representative national board of trade to advise government on law enforcement, new statutes, and commerce development. Secretary Nagel will convene a Washington conference on April 15 with 1,060 local chambers of commerce and boards of trade responding to the plan.
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Washington
Taft
Congress
Nagel
Department of Commerce and Labor
Boards of Trade
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
National
Annie Yeamans Dies at 76 Grand Old Woman of the Stage
New York March 3 Mrs Annie Yeamans famed as Americas Grand Old Woman of the Stage died late tonight after a stroke. Beginning at age 10 she toured worldwide. Born on the Isle of Man she later appeared in Australia as a child before returning to America to perform in stock and touring companies.
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New York
Annie Yeamans
America
Australia
Footlights
Julia
Whaward. Yeamans
Ae -Circus
Trish
After Five Years Courtship Lover Turns Down Desperate Girl
New York dates report two young women found dead in an uptown apartment from gas suicide. Neighbors knew one as Milas Mey Dimitrou. the other unnamed as Millie. A note signed "Ahay Negris" explained the motive and urged mercy. A second young woman is thought to have agreed to die with her.
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New York
Milas Mey Dimitrou
Migs
Ahay- Negris
Defied Black Hand and Paid with Life in New York
D Salingo a West Side shoemaker was murdered after resisting Black Hand extortion. A knife wound to the brain and a clenched dollar bill in his hand accompanied by bank books showing deposits over 1600. Barber John Louissi was arrested and later charged with homicide amid sightings of several men fleeing the shop.
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D. Salingo
Salingo
John Louissi
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