Haitians Fear New Conspiracy Sparked by Firmin Return
In Port au Prince a crackdown on alleged conspirators follows reports that General Antenor Firmin organized a new insurrection. Executions of leaders and arrests of implicated officers heighten anxiety as President Nord Alexis pledges order and progress.
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Port Au Prince
Havyt
Haytien
Nord Alexia
Antenor Firmin
Gonaives
Firmin
Massillon Coicou
College riot at Ann Arbor guts theater and fights police
A massive student riot at the Star theater in Ann Arbor left windows smashed and officers attacked as about 2000 students clashed with police. Fire department hose lines were seized as leaders of the disturbance fled with paraphernalia. Twenty five students jailed as authorities vow jail terms or fines. national guard request denied. Also reports Villa Real wrecked off Valencia with nine crew lost.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Star Theater
Ann Arbor College
Herdlerson
Henderson
National Guard
Angell
University
Dean Hutchins
Law Department
American Warship Heads to Port au Prince Hayti
A U.S. gunboat likely the Eagle is en route from Guantanamo to Port au Prince to protect American interests after Haytien executions of alleged revolutionists. Commander Potts ordered the dispatch from Guantanamo as officials reviewed Times reports and state department briefings.
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Washington
Eagle
Guantanamo
Port Au Prince
Hayti
Uayu
State Department
Potts
Des Moines
Haytt
Stillings Resigns as Public Printer in Roosevelt Era
Public Printer Charles B. Stillings has resigned and his successor is unnamed. The resignation follows an investigation prompted by Representative Landis over rising printing costs and alleged irregularities tied to an audit system. W. S. Rossiter found no fraud but noted minor irregularities and criticized bookkeeping. An apparent deficit of 568,399 dollars due to equipment outlays and excess production costs is reported for the current year.
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Washington
Charles 8. Stillings
Stillings
Government Printing Office
Roosevelt
Representative Landis
House Committee On Printing
W. 5. Rossiter
Rossiter
Senate Passes Damages Reimbursement Bill for Manila Church
The Senate approved a House bill authorizing 403.30 dollars to pay the Roman Catholic archbishop of Manila as representative for damages to church property during the Spanish American war. The session featured a political debate led by Senators Tillman and Beveridge as the conference report on the Indian appropriation bill was disagreed to and a new conference requested.
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Washington
Senate
Tillman
South Carolina
Beveridge
Indiana
House
Manila
Woman Quick Acquitted in Minnesota Husbands Murder
Mrs Selma Mattson was found not guilty by a Chisholm jury after fifteen minutes deliberation in the Jan 14 killing of Nicoli Mattson. Indicted for second degree murder, the verdict cited purely circumstantial evidence and excluded her police confession as obtained under implied immunity.
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Duluth
Selma Mattson
Nicoli Mattson
Chisholm
Mattson
American battleship fleet enters Magdalena Bay after smooth port courtesy
The sixteen modern battleships sail into Magdalena Bay with heavy armored belts visible. Commanding officers express readiness for action if required as they exchange courtesies with Mexican authorities led by Governor Sangi.
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Magdalena Bay
Sangi
Big Steal Attempt Foiled From Paris to Hamburg
New York bankers C B Richards and Co faced an attempted theft of 240000 dollars after one alleged Paris forger, Gustavo Bozzo, was arrested. Bozzo, a 28 year old ex stenographer, confessed and implicated two confederates. Thieves had already realized 36025 dollars before detection, tied to forgers released from prison recently, with the German credit letter triggering the exposure.
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New York
C. B. Richards &Co
Paris
Gustavo Bozzo
Rozzo
Europe
C. B. Richards & Co
Hamburg
Father and Sons Die in Acme Dynamite Blast
Greensburg Pennsylvania March 17 three members of the Brown family were killed by a dynamite blast at Acme. David Brown a local postmaster and storekeeper, and his two sons Roy and Clark were with him when twenty five pounds of explosive detonated, leaving a destroyed field and scattered remains.
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Greensburg
Acme
David Brown
Roy Brown
Clark Brown
Judge C W Buchanan Shot on Train in Georgia
Augusta Georgia March 17 Former Judge C W Buchanan of Winnsboro South Carolina was shot on a train en route from Columbus to Augusta to visit his ill niece Senator B R Tillman is connected by marriage to his wife and the wound is described as potentially fatal authorities investigate the incident on board the passenger car
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Augusta
C. W. Buchanan
Winnsboro
8. C
B. R. Tillman
Columbus
Wright Beats Possenburg In National Amateur Billiard Clash
Chicago March 17 Harry Wright of San Francisco defeats J F Possenburg of New York in the third game of the national amateur billiard championship by 400 to 165.
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Chicago
Harry Wright
San Francisco
J. F Possenburg
New York
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the Garden of Allah
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