Crazy Snake Captured After Wounding
In Oklahoma Crazy Snake, leader of the uprising among Creek Nation groups, is reported captured and badly wounded. He possibly lies in the Muskogee federal jail. Rangers and deputies scour the Wolf area as the Seminole freedmen rise locally.
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Hickory Standing Ground
Okla
Crazy Snake
Hickory Stamping Grounds
Muskogee
Wolf
Salt
Little Rivers
Oklahoma National Guard
Colonel Hoffman Leads Troops After Pow Wow Uprising
Colonel Hoffman commands marching column with 24 hours rations and 40 rounds each as five prisoners are taken. Over 40 Indians and negroes jailed, many attendees misled about an uprising while Crazy Snake's report to Washington draws a gathered crowd.
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Hoffman
Crazy Snake
Washington
Prima Donnas and Large Families Debate
Detroit March 30 Opera star Mme Olive Fromstadt condemns prima donnas with large families arguing art requires full devotion. She says motherhood drains a singer and would leave a child lonely while the voice sustains demanding career. She notes only contraltos may have many children.
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Detroit
Mich
Mme
Olive Fremstadt
Mme. Fremstadt
Mmne
Fromstadt
Roosevelt Assailant In Rome Sparks World Reaction
In Rome on March 30 Italy prepared a grand demonstration for Theodore Roosevelt but news of his attempted assault created a sensation. The attacker, Joseph Tosti, a New York immigrant, angered by the expulsion of his son as a dangerous person by the New York police.
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Rome
Italy
Theodore Roosevelt
Joseph Tosti
Mr. Roosevelt
New York
Tosti
Man Pursues Roosevelt as He Aboard Hamburg
Tosti sought to overturn his expulsion via White House but failed. Believing Roosevelt planned to kill his son, he sailed for Italy to reach his boy. He boarded the Hamburg with Roosevelt and his son and now faces Naples court. Roosevelt is due in Naples at 6 am Sunday and will stay until April 5.
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Tosti
White House
New York
Mr. Roosevelt
Italy
Roosevelt
Hamburg
Naples
Messina
Roosevelt Arrives in Ponta Delgada Fans Cheer Welcome
Theodore Roosevelt arrived aboard the Hamburg at dawn and landed with a loud crowd response at 10 o'clock. He returned to the ship for a garden tour before departure at noon, after a brief shore visit in Ponta Delgada.
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Ponta del Gada
Theodore Roosevelt
Hamburg
Hundred Passengers Escape Injuries in Electric Rail Crash
In Providence a heavy electric car on the Providence and Danielson line plunged down Broadway hill into Olneyville Square striking a small Dyer avenue car. About a hundred passengers escaped with slight injuries as the two trains collided.
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Providence
R. I
Providence & Danielsonville Electric Railway
Broadway Hill
Olneyville Square
Car accident injures riders as airbrakes fail in two trains
Failure of airbrakes on the Danielson Conn bound car is blamed for the crash. Motorman A H Rondina tried to control the fire and fuse blowout as woodwork near the front platform burned. The Dyer avenue car lifted from tracks while the Danielson car stayed on rails. Both trains, crowded with passengers, left several with non serious injuries.
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Danielson
Conn
A. H. Rondina
Dyer Avenue
Departure Scene Sparks Hooting at San Francisco Escort
Miss Helen Emery daughter of the Episcopal archdeacon faced jeers as she left for her Japanese sweetheart Aoki. At West Newton station a 20 man crowd demonstrated loudly. Boston woman Mrs Chin Wah Lee accompanied by cousin Charles Chin sparked the agitation, described as unprecedented in the area.
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San Francisco
Helen Emery
Aoki
West Newton
Boston & Albany
Chin Wah Lee
Tyler Street
Boston
Annie McCarthy
Charles Chin
Newton
Demonstration at station targets white woman with Chinaman
A Boston station crowd harassed a white woman and her Chinese husband Chin Wah Lee. She defended him and led him away as the shouting grew, calling for restraint and noting her affection for her husband despite quarrels. She praised Chinese people over whites.
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Sore
Boston
Chin
President endorses Senator Root’s praise for Eliot speech
The President comments that Senator Root’s remarks about President Eliot are among the most discerning and disseminating speeches he has heard from the New York senator, praising the clarity and impact of the address.
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Root
Eliot
New York
Taft Signals Eliot as Ambassador Candidate for Britain
President Taft at a Washington dinner indicated that Dr Charles W Eliot of Harvard had been tendered and was considering the ambassadorship to Great Britain. Senator Root had suggested Eliot’s selection earlier, and Taft voiced strong endorsement of that view.
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Washington
Taft
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Dr. Eliot
Great Britain
Senator Root
New York
Eliot
Root
Taft Praises Eliot as Harvard Leader at Dinner
President Taft and Senator Root lauded Dr. Eliot at a 250 guest dinner praising his leadership and education reform. Root declared Eliot a potential American ambassador, while Taft recalled his Harvard ties and honored Eliot's influence on the university spirit and educational movement.
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Dr. Eliot
Senator Root
Mr. Taft
Harvard
America
United States
Great Britain
Taft
Root
Eliot
Feared Bomb Under Hammerstein Hat Delays Entrance
Oscar Hammerstein manager of the Manhattan Opera Company was barred from inspecting the interior of the new Opera House by a cautious watchman who feared a bomb under a tall hat. Hammerstein said he wished to enter and admired the exterior instead.
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Oscar Hammerstein
Manhattan Opera Company
New Opera House
Mr. Hammerstein
Weston completes 53 mile leg toward Pacific Coast
Ed ward Payson Weston reached Jamestown after a 53 mile run from Olean arriving at 10 30 p m He is in good form and will continue to Corry Pennsylvania tomorrow morning for the next leg of his journey past the Pacific Coast route.
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Jamestown
N. Y
Edward Payson Weston
Pacific Coast
Olean
Corry
Penn
Two South Boston Men Burned at Power House
Joseph Hamilton aged 42 of 648 East Seventh Street and William T Dunn of 802 Sixth Street were seriously burned repairing a generator at the Elevated railway power house at Lincoln wharf early today. They were taken to Relief Hospital and not expected to recover.
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Joseph Hamilton
East Seventh Street
South Boston
William T. Dunn
Sixth Street
South
Boston
Lincoln Wharf
Relief Hospital
Doves Top Augusta 8 3 In Batty Contest
Doves beat Augusta 8 to 3 in a poorly played game. Manager Chance bars Cubs from facing the Red Sox. Lon McDonald famed taifman and driver of Allen Winter is dead.
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Doves
Augusta
Chance
Cubs
Red Sox
Lon” McDonald
Taifman
Allen Winter
Planned Better Boston aims to fund chronic care
A Boston City Club gathering of about 300 leaders discussed creating a broad city movement to make Boston the finest city by 1915. Dr. Richard Cabot urged dedicating part of the Brigham fund to chronic disease treatment alongside existing acute care.
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Boston
Brigham Fund
Richard Cabot
Boston City Club
Garden Triumphs in Thais Debut at Boston
Miss Garden made her debut before a Boston audience in the opera Thais, described by her as a hard battle. She reported winning success after the performance, with further details continued on Page 2 Column 3.
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Firsat
Mary Garden
Oscar Hammerstein
Opera
Boston
Thomas W. Lawson
Salome
Miss Garden
Mr. Lawson
Mr. Hammerstein
Fierce melee at Brighton Armenian restaurant injures seven
Patrolman Woodman confronted a violent brawl at 357 Western avenue Brighton last night as a large Armenian crowd fought with knives pistols and chairs. Seven men were found badly wounded with others sent to boarding houses and the Armenian quarter for aid, one believed to have crawled away through a rear window.
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Charles C. Woodman
Western Avenue
Brighton
East Watertown
Pastor and wife vanish in Woodbury mystery
In Woodbury Connecticut Rev Charles Walter Dane preached about domestic troubles and left town. His wife Mrs Elizabeth Proctor left with him then reportedly went to her mother's home in Malden Massachusetts. Police say she was seen in New York with the missing minister.
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Woodbury
Conn
Charles Walter Dane
George N. Proctor
New York
Proctor
Dane
Helen M. Curry
Malden
Mass
Mrs Dane's mother shocked by rumor of troubled marriage
Mrs Helen Curry, mother of Mrs Dane, tells a Post reporter she never suspected trouble in her daughter’s 14 year marriage. She recalls a letter from Carrie mentioning nothing of husband or trouble and notes the Danes moved from California to Connecticut.
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Malden
Helen Curry
Dane
Post
Carrie
Wireless electric lamp touted from Grand Rapids inventor
Philip Young of Grand Rapids announces a wireless electric lamp with a patented design. A company is formed to manufacture it. The lamp uses an incandescent bulb atop a powder filled cylinder claimed to last about a year, and a special battery charge to keep burning for six months without recharging.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Philip Young
Grand Rapids
Forecast for New England Fair Weather Midweek
In Washington on Wednesday and Thursday expect fair skies over New England with moderate northwest winds. Temperatures not specified.
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Boston
Washington
New England
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