Young Georgia Bride Shot by Husband Near Epworth
In Epworth, Fannin County, Georgia, a young bride identified as Miss Reardon Glazier was shot and killed by her husband Glazier after he persuaded her to return home. The slayer fled. a county posse is organized to pursue him as officials seek to arrest him.
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Glazier
Wife
Yaaper
Epworth
Fannin County
Blue Ridge
Fannin
Inzler
Glasier
Sale
Reardon
Mexican decree reforms currency to peso gold standard
President Diaz issues a decree reforming Mexico's monetary system to establish the peso at 50 cents gold value with the dollar as 7.5 grams of gold. A reserve exchange fund starts at 19 million dollars, minting silver free, and the new system takes effect with the decree publication. the move is praised by business and financial circles for stable exchange and fewer import losses.
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Maxico
Diaz
Yhs
Coal Supply Rising Amid River Delays
In Pirtenure, Fa on March 26, workers began transporting over 1,800 swabs of coal to the bath tool. The week’s rise in coal output, combined with prior shipments, suggests a substantial increase for the Pyre millen. Rivers remain high though falling, and grippers foresee continued coal flow for several days.
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Pirtenure
Bulldog Terrier Killed After Attacking Children at Pasteur
A bull terrier that attacked seven children, including the five year old son of Benjamin B Lyon, was killed by a police officer at the Pasteur Institute on Luckie Street. The dog belonged to Mrs Fannie Williams, who surrendered it to officers after showing bite marks from previous victims. The dog, described as surly and fixated on biting, had not seriously injured adults.
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Pasteur Institute
Luckie Street
Fitte
Benjamin B Lyon
South Pryor Street
Fannie Williams
Forsyth
Garnett Streets
Martin and
Doyal
Williams
Strangled Brother During Haircut in Trathroy Ontario
In Trathroy Ontario on March 26 Robert Quick, 18 and a widower, allegedly attacked his brother Alfred while cutting his hair, strangling him to death. He was arrested after the murder news spread by his small children.
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Trathroy
Ont
Robert Quick
Alfred
Mrs Cassie L Chadwick Announces Autobiography
Mrs Cassie L Chadwick stated in an interview that her autobiography is in preparation and will be released to the public soon in Cenenier Ohio on March 26. She noted a handsome offer from a well known publisher and promised the work would be printed in the original style without alteration.
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Cassie L Chadwick
Ohio
Chadwick
Quarrel Turns Fatal in Mississippi Knife Attack
In Sumner County Mississippi Bailey Webb a prominent young planter was killed and Sam Dougherty Sr wounded after a dispute over money. Dougherty Jr allegedly seized Webb from behind and stabbed him repeatedly while Webb fired twice with a pistol. Dougherty Sr suffered a broken wrist and a bullet wound but survived. Dougherty Jr fled after the assault and Webb died at the scene.
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Sumner, Miss
Bailey Webb
Sam Dougherty
Bessie
Sumner
Dougherty
Sam
Webb Dougherty
Webb
Immigration Surge Threatens Ellis Island Capacity
New York March 26 immigration officials expect record weekly arrivals totaling around 26 000 with at least 23 000 more to come by steamship this week. Ellis Island resources will be strained as Europe sends large numbers, and commissioner Robert Watchorn plans rapid processing with a hall for display of immigration resources at the next congressional session.
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New York
Europe
Elis Island
Robert Watchorn
Ellis Island
George Alexander Held for Opening Letter Case
George Alexander of Birmingham was arrested in Montgomery Alabama on March 26 charged with opening a letter addressed to a relative in New Orleans and taking funds from it. He allegedly secured the letter at the New Orleans post office delivery last Monday.
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George Alexander
Montgomery
Ala
George. Alexander
Birmingham
George B. Alexander
New Orleans
Alexander
Postouice Sen
Broken Heart Death at Mother's Grave in Savannah
Frank Pridgeon aged 47 took laudanum at his mother Ann Pridgeon's grave in Cathedral Cemetery Savannah. He was found dying on the grave by Jacksonville visitors, died minutes after hospital arrival. His mother died Tuesday and was buried Thursday. he had lingered at the grave since the interment, heartbroken by her death.
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Frank Pridgeon
Savannah
Cathedral
Jacksonville
Mra Ann Pridgeon
Fridgeon
Ann Pridgeon
Detectives Seek Frank Marrin and Sophie Beck in Cotton Cash Case
New York dispatch says detectives and the United States District Attorney seek Frank C Marrin and Sophie Beck on warrants connected to the Storey Cotton Company failure in Philadelphia. They are believed to be planning to leave the country as authorities pursue explanations for nearly 100000 dollars in funds and proceeds. Beck reportedly served as Marrin’s secretary and is linked to the enterprise.
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Stanly Cotton Company
New York
Arriea
United States
J. Whitaker Thompson
Pennsylvania
Water
Frank C.marrin
Sophie Beck
Cherrin
Storey Cotton Company
Philadelphia
Beck
Marrin
Marshal Oyama Talks of Troops and War
Field Marshal Oyama speaks in a Grec interview about conscription and Japan's war aims. He praises Russian soldiers while reflecting on past conflicts and the army's duty. He declines to discuss peace terms and signals readiness to continue the war.
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Marshal Oyama
Yinkow
Tsertsin
Marquis Oyama
Grec
Tam
China
Japan
Port Arthur
Oyama
Ogata
Warsaw Chief of Police Victor von Nolken Attacked
Warsaw reports a bomb exploded near Baron von Nolken chief of police, wounding him critically and killing a bomb thrower in Praga. The assault injured several, with police capturing a fleeing suspect who later died, while authorities contend revolutionists plotted to block the path to the Vistula bridge.
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Arsaw
Haren von Nolken
Warsaw
Str Ap
Seye
Baron von Nolken
Praga
Rin
Jesuit
Sowla Street
Baron van Nolken
Vistula
Powonski
Faron von Nolken
St Petersburg
Woing
Ang Envi
Desa
Sonta Street
Serlove
War Haze From Kuropatkin Memoir On Far East Drift
Dawn reports Kuropatkin warned Emperor Nicholas in 1903 the Yalu concession would spark war in the Far East. He projected Russia could hold Japan on land and sea but feared the triple alliance would pressure the west while Great Britain faced Afghan issues. The memorandum hints at Western threats and heavy reinforcements delayed until Willum’s revival eased western fears. Japan eyes loan success amid war finance optimism.
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St Petersburg
Prince Uktomeky
Dawn
Kuropatkin
Nicholas
Yalu
Far East
Willum
Strict Peace Terms Tied to Russian Naval Limits
March 26 report from diplomatic quarters states Japan would demand a pledge that Russia build no more warships for a set period to prevent naval rearmament. Russian officials seek a pause for complete reconstruction while Japan fears a mere truce. Preliminary peace talks are viewed as non binding, Paris cited as possible channel.
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Piuls
Japan
Russia
Ruwla
Dovbasoff
Technical Board of the Admiralty
Clado
Rosentvensky
Orient
Paris
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Georgia
Mukden
Bulla
Manchuria
Minkden
B. B. Lyon
Poleeman
Ein
Cassie L. Chadwick
Mississippi
Ching
Frank Marrin
Europatkin
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