Taft Handles Canada Reciprocity At White House Arrival
President Taft and Mrs. Taft, with Secretary Norton, arrived in Washington and went to the White House. He will draft a message to Congress resubmitting the Canadian reciprocity agreement and tariff board bill at a special session. The Almondias situation is noted as the foremost issue for the president.
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Tan Board
Washington, D.C
South
Tat
Taft
Norton
White House
Congress
Winte
Tariff Board
Severe arraignment over civil service graft in New York
A civil service reform group charged that the New York system allowed a scheme to boost Tammany Hall patronage by exempting examiners from competitive exams and enlarging appointments. They claim Comptroller William S. Solimer doubled his office’s staff and salaries, tying the appropriation to these positions. The association seeks a hearing with Governor Dix.
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New York
Civil Service Comminsins
Gerke
Clit Service Reform Save Clation
Votimicron Las
Tammany Hell
de Patioane
Stile
William S. Solimer
Dixids
Four New Auto Records at Playa del Rey Meet
Le Angles? Lozier set four world automobile records at the Playa del Rey Motordrome, defeating Ralph Te Pats in a Piatt ty 9 100-mile race. The race finished in 1 hour 14 minutes and 113 seconds, lowering the prior mark of 21.65 hours. Texlan finished six and a half miles behind, with additional intermediate records in 24 miles, 750 miles, and 70 miles. It is believed the hour record for 76 miles was broken, but a fine was not levied.
Unknown hero dies saving child at grade crossing
In Cleveland on March 20 an unknown Hungarian man sacrificed himself to save a six year old child from two oncoming trains at a grade crossing. He flung the child clear but was struck by a train and died in hospital last night. No identifying marks or papers were found on the body.
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Cleveland
Ome
Jess
Man Found Dead in Bed at 12 Silsbee Street Court
Edward Symonds a shoemaker living with David Burnham in Lynn Massachusetts was found dead by Burnham on Sunday morning. Police and examiner Pinkerton ruled death likely accidental asphyxiation from a twisted head while asleep with few details about Symonds family or background.
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Lynn
Meas
Maren
Edward Symons
Silsbee Stront Court
David Burnham
Foxador
Turnham
Westertey
Symonds
China Surrenders in Talks With Russia, London Report
The Times correspondent reports a shift in negotiation stance amid tensions, suggesting changes in strategy between China and Russia. London observers weigh potential implications for Asia and global diplomacy amid ongoing controversy and strategic realignments.
Exports Rise by 30 Million in February Trade
February exports climbed by about 30 million dollars from the prior year, driven by stronger shipments from American commerce. The report notes a notable gate in trade activity compared with February last year, with emphasis on Astor interests and Washington coverage.
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Washington, D. C
Marek diteAn Ks
Astor
Peace Likely in Mexico Soon Amid Cabinet Shifts
Washington reports a tentative path to peace in Mexico within days as Jose Yves Limantour arrives to press reform and cabinet rearrangements. Taft plans discussions with diplomats. Mexican leaders face shifts in foreign affairs and public works while insurgent and federal factions weigh new alliances and positions.
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Washington, D.C
Mexico
Mexico City
Jose Yves Limautour
Ding
Shaaron
Duet
Taft
Ambassador de la Auer
Texas
White House
de la Barra
Ex-Ooe
Sever
Limantour
Senor Lismantour
Dias
Wlahea
Dias Ard
Visca J Chita
Chihwalimai
Senor Creel
Senor Moline
Yucatan
Senor Conent
Chia
Yacanyi
Limantiur Prafers
Nome
Iiers
Tim
Aloe
Sotie Il
Lima Tour
Diar
Shel Mianibers
Prandece
Muiere
Inez
Diaz
Noncombatants Leaving Amid Mexican Insurrection
Reports describe noncombatants fleeing northern Mexico under danger from insurgent actions. Americans may depart freely yet risk detention and loss of valuables. cattle and horses are being seized for transport by insurgent forces. An American traveler arrived from Guerrero through Chihuahua. Military clashes near Cases and front lines hint at tense conditions as insurgents press for property rights while U.S. troops observe.
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Paso
Raparte
Vane Deliv
Lawlee
Mexico
Insurrecto
Guerrero
Minges
Mimieiscu
Madero
Roger
Stites
Crete Frente
Fienerecton
Amirian
Onder Gansrasbes Madero Ube
Rescuers Also Perish in Mine Explosion
Pittsburg March 20 Five men perished in a coal mine disaster at Mineral Kansas when black damp exploded. Superintendent John Jopling died alongside Willian et fries and Thames Check as firemen and shot firers tried to rescue others. Samorl Watson and a miner rushed in to save Choekwind Borgen but another blast claimed their lives.
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Pittsburg
Ras
Gesperad
Misawari
Rankine de Tee
Mineral
Kaus
Thames
John Mure
Cate
Willian
Gloucester wreck raised as body of Edward Anderson found
The Hope sank after a collision off Filonestes Massachusetts. the body of Edward Anderson, one of four drowned crew members, was recovered near the wheel. The missing George Wiggle was towed from the scene. Wreck overseer Thomas Heel stated recovery may still continue beneath the hull.
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Edward Anderson
Mass
Mare
Coheron
Hattie i
Thomas Heel
Dartmouth College trustees honor long serving faculty
Dr Tucker receives presidency emeritus status after six year term at Dartmouth College. Emeriti appointments also go to Prof Charles M Uitelienek in geology and Prof Isabiel Campbell in philosophy as the college reorganizes leadership. Isabriel Campbell departs after decades, and Fruth A. Sheeran announces retirement via Carnegie Foundation.
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Willem Rin
Af Dartmourth College
Mien
Joesident Emeeritus
Keniathos Neliols
Tieker Ut
Concord
Charles M Uitelienek
Neale Toresutent Emerin
Gralogy
Isalviel Campbell
Aleparritorie
Gilther
Fruth
A. Sheeran
Mathematic
Chamber
Carnegie Fuumdaiiin
Attempted Murder in Brooklyn Tangle
A man described as a Wirebreaker enraged by a prank invaded a Brooklyn home last night and fired a revolver at a sleeping wife, then attacked others with a towel and rope. The scene left the children frightened and the shooter, reportedly cooperating, faces charges and is tied to a baseball figure as a relative.
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New York
Brooklyn
Tate
Tnd
Dire
Waller
Rateti Vars
Ringe County
Steder
Ett Batrh
Rorles
Legislature in turmoil over disorder and delays
An account of a chaotic session in the general assembly where both Wyanies labored to restore order after repeated defilements and disruptions by members, a temporary withdrawal of the sergeant at arms, and eventual steps to reestablish proceedings.
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Leiterse Fry
Manelun
General Assembly
Mass Meeting of Railway Clerks Discusses Better Conditions
Employes of Mellen Roads held a mass meeting in Fanenitall to push for improved conditions for pall way clerks. Ames J. Potrestar of Colombin Hirst jam vier president of the alerts' deseoration spoke against alleged infrui tive actions by railway presidents and officials. WM. Walker of the Brotherhood of Tiremien sed biginemen urged opposition to a proposed freight rate rise, while J Farnad Wil verb Collins and Jel Shaw also spoke on behalf of clerks and trainmen groups.
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Howton
Colombin Hirst
Enjlavel
J. Farnad
Cferks’ Rotlerhood
Wilverb. Collins
Fa Tom City Routell
Jel Shaw
Batten and Malye
Noted Educator Booker Washington Delayed at Court
Booker T. Washington failed to appear in court due to injuries from a stabbing last night. Albert Ulrich, a carpenter, was jailed on a complaint by a woman assaulted near West Sixty-third Street. Washington was hospitalized with sixteen stitches and described as a victim of a grave assault.
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Booker Washington
New York
Mareh
Booker ‘T. Washington
Albert Ulrich
Feloiine
Axvault
Formerrow
TC Iriel
Mimine
West Sixty-third Street
Mr. Washingtion
Tom Hospital
Tle Snap
Barhoad
Government delays spending amid anti government unrest
March reports a government postponement of large expenditures causing public concern. Vivid descriptions show provinces facing pressure as anti government sentiment grows in northern districts. Officials cite urgent needs and campaign preparation as reasons for the delayed disbursement.
Two Children Saved From Fire Blaze in Town
In Quinew Mess Marel and Ta hil district a house fire spread to the home of Mr and Mrs Kile Uavnine destroying a barn and 100 hens. Mrs Taynes and her son aided by doors and an advanced alarm saved two children, who escaped and were revived on the street.
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Marel
Hein Grandmathyep
Mayhes
Uelente
Smeeniey
Hobert Haynes
Opel
Taynes
Forte
Damage at Wakefield apartment causes water flood
A damaged Wakefield report describes a water flood incident at the second floor apartment in a three story house at Avon Street Wakefield. The fire department arrived after which the tenant repaired the note adjoining the bathroom and water damage spread into the Milde of the damage. The property owner is Bettlett Walton and involved parties include Mr and Mrs Albers Morton and Charles Thamar with John Perkine and family. The incident occurred yesterday causing damage to the home.
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Hoetin
Manel
Haar
Threeiat
Avon Street
Wakeflel
Nony
Ae the Hone i
Ty Baetlett Walton
Ani Min
Albers
Morton
Am Mire
Charles Thamar
John Perkine
Fine Department
Fire drives families from homes in four story building collapse
A rapid blaze at a four story Belvcobib Chambers on Goninon street forced about a dozen families to flee into the street during dinner hour. Fire spread quickly through the building causing a tense moment as occupants watched belongings burn.
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Belvcobib
Goninon Street
Insurrectos Condemned Amid Turmoil At Camp
A damaged report describes condemned insurgents in a tense scene near Chemie Cab weed and Mevlin jail. It mentions a crowd showing mercy to a figure, with several names and charges unclear. The piece hints at a trial or sentencing amid violence and disorder affecting troops and local authorities.
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Combi- Lyons
Cmveree
Chemie
Cab
Ehove
Statendat Tivday
Aflieg
Elmatiing Dwt
Buareg
Mevlin
Smn
Pohl
Ieee Bee
Fire at Utera Leaves Site Threatened Structure
A significant blaze described as a $50,000 fire at Utera damages property and prompts emergency responders. Heat and smoke affect adjacent areas with unclear cause as investigators begin assessing the scene and potential evacuations.
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Utera
Barker
Deep Cuts Over Body Lead to Nightclub Fatal Fight
A Italian laborer Dominic Feeveveio and three fellow workers were shot and stabbed during a fight at a lodging house known as the Wee five in Watertown Me. One man is arrested and identified. Victims suffered twelve stab wounds and multiple bullet wounds. Police pursued suspects as three escaped. a hoarder named Niewlo Salem testified at Cambridge.
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Talian
Watertown
Meas
Heewathy
Wen
Dominic Feevewio
Et Talinat
Allel Mither
Iallan
Feeveveio
Niewlo Salem
Tolger
Cambridge
Dyin Agers
Woman Struck by Automobile on North Warren Avenue
March 2 in Brockton Mass Mrs Booth of 17 Dawil Street was hit by a car driven by Michael Meagher and Jeremiah Collins while walking on North Warren Avenue near Wy Man Street. She was removed to 72 North Warren Avenue and then to Breckton Hospital for examination by a specialist.
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Brwktuo
Mass
Wea
Atrvick
Automobile
Dawil
North Waren Avenue
Burlett
Breil
Meagher
Wyman Street
Wartey
Adenine
Mr. Meagher
Jeremiah Collins
Michael D. Lome
North Warren Avenue
Breckton
Fortune Fades in California Court Case Plot
San Fransisces March 20. In a convoluted dispute Melge Then Hirabam and Magno Asinian contend with the estate of Charles Gilman WW. Mabelly Gilman Corey, former Unit Meal president, seeks to overturn a recent New York settlement before sailing. The suit alleges forged signatures and fraud aimed at seizing wealth via a prion court action and seeks to set aside the agreement.
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San Frasvises
Melge
Dav
Mabelly Gilman Corey
Unit Meal Corporation
New York
Marie
Prion
Aetewes
Magno Asinian
Crklanidami
Charles Gilman
Lewis
Mdeney Oy
Leith Honored After 45 Years in Stone Skoda
F M Leith retires after 43 years in the stone industry amid gifts and applause from coworkers. George Booth and fellow workers commend his steady service and leadership as he bids farewell, recalling shared days and the long stay with the firm.
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Skoda
Leith
Goonge Booth
Spencer
Harelay
William Barclay
Diem
Damage cost listed after early morning fire
A fire at a residence on the lowes at HE Railroad xteset caused damage with a bill of 90 dollars. The blaze started in the oven part of the house due to a defective chimney, and the chimney pipe was pulled loose before firefighters arrived. Nearby, a store reported a call but sustained no damage.
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Allalarne
Mira
Clementhie Allbiard
Joonan
Howell
Foster Spoke on Peace at Midwestern College
A meeting at Midwestern College featured Foster addressing students and staff on peace and arbitration. The discussion covered work by the committee and the role of the conference in promoting harmony, with remarks by President Iala M. Thomas and others.
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Turblagten
Saas Ean
Delaveerd
Iala M. Thomas
Renter
John Ing
Foster
Ant
Loterjeet
Storks
Talk of the Town at Vermont granite auction and farewells
The transcript notes a series of local events from a Vermont area, including a resumed granite industry auction on April 1, with references to towns such as Washington Barre and Montpelier. It mentions an auction of town farm stock, local obituaries, and social notices, with a feature attraction at a fair and a list of names tied to recent lives and sales.
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C. Fo Smith
de A. Percy Heal
Washington
Delma Carpenter
Weehington
Lowe
Priers
Ery L. Gordon Whdow
Wea Conlon
Fo Geeridon
Crassin
South Barre
Orton
Lved
Montpelier
Boston
Youngman Guilty Plea Over Teigal Sale at Woodbury Center
A Youngman pleaded guilty in Burrre justice court to a Teigal selling case at Woodbury Center. He was given a week to raise the money but failed to pay, leading to further warrants, searches, and a possible bench warrant. Authorities pursued him through Wolcott and Watdbury Center, with bond forfeiture noted and potential further action. Separate arrest: Robert Farrar was jailed on a breach of peace charge after an alleged Friday night fight with a woman who reported injuries.
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Youngman
Woodbury Center
Recauke Univer
Saat
Younge Finn
Barve Tovday
Sheew
Fmn
Ty Deve
Burre Justice Court
Youngmay
Fin
Benel
Werty Slayton
Kare Fats
St. Jolnebury
Neem. Hare
Deuville
Eiul
Theapeh
Wolcott
Hardwik
Dosti Scott
Youngoun
Aumot
Robert Parrer
Sataninyight
Singlair
Aia Aigonvste Farrar
Slin
Jurop Davis
Ity
Died While Visiting Aire Nancy Moore of Astle NS
Mrs Moatt who came to visit at the Benjamin home near Berlin Montpelier road died Saturday night at 72. Survived by six children including Mrs Joseph Bennett and Mrs Nettie Beyane. other heirs: Royal Moore of St Johnston and Frank Monte of Ashland. Funeral at Baptist church tomorrow afternoon at 2.
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Aire
Nancy AL Moore
Astle
George Benjamin
Berlin
Montpelier Road
Joseph
Bennett
Nettie Beyaue
Mies
Ashland
Roval Moore
St. Johnstuey
Frwt
Fywnk Monte
S.M
Welbek
Funeral Largely Attended for Mrs Cnartee C. Wapehey
The funeral for Mrs Cnartee C. Wapehey occurred Thursday on Main Street. Rev. Edwanl Dow officiated at Tuiverwliet church with four nephews and several relatives serving as pallbearers. Many local residents attended and tributes were offered.
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Cnartee C. Wapehey
Main
Nan
Elork
Edwanl Dow «Hey
Hirtun Ait del Staple
Apt
Thin City
Shyny
Steptoe
St. Johnetury
Hohn Worley
Ohmetard
Leonard Lawrie
Teries Lawreniee
Ml Mite
Ewig Lawrene
Wad
Prawk Trrrveyenl
Pleurfield
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