Imperial Parliament Opens Amid Religious Ceremony and Protests
In St Petersburg the lower house opened with a religious service led by Metropolitan Antonius. Conservatives cheered the emperor Nicholas while Social Democrats entered late, followed by a 40 000 strong crowd outside Taride palace as clashes with police caused injuries during demonstrations.
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St. Petersburg
Antonius
M. Goluboff
Council of the Empire
Baron Uexhull de Gyldenbandt
Empire
Nicholas
Dowma
Taride Palace
Bandit Hold Up Ends in Miner’s Death on Missouri Pacific Train
Two disguised men boarded a Missouri Pacific passenger train at Pittsburg Kansas and ordered passengers to surrender. A miner named Lou Je, employed by Central Coal and Coke, was killed when he resisted, and W L Westlake of Toledo was wounded by a stray bullet. The robbers escaped with about $100 and a few watches as police pursued, with fears of lynching in mining communities.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Missouri Pacific
Lou Je
Central Coal and Coke Company
W. L. Westlake
Toledo
Kansas
Kansas City Southern
Jeff
Westlake
Corn
Liberal
Donahy
Cornell
Celebrated Green and Gaynor Case Goes to Appeal
Benjamin D. Green and John T. Gaynor face an appeal in the United States circuit court of appeals after being sentenced to four years in prison and a $575000 fine for conspiracy against the government. They remain jailed in Macon Georgia as they pursue nearly 200 assignments of error across fifteen issues including extradition jurisdiction and jury qualification. In another dispatch famine in central China worsens with selling of women and children and delayed relief shipments prompting canines to be eaten.
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New Orleans
Benjamin D. Green
John T. Gaynor
United States
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Savannah
Macon
Green
Gaynor
New York
Georgia
China
Victoria
B. C
Powder explosion at Mount Carmel wrecks town and injures many
An explosion at Richards' colliery in Mount Carmel Mount Carney injures about thirty people and destroys a blacksmith shop boiler house and powder magazine. Glass breaks fifteen miles away as Mount Carmel's main street is wrecked. In New York a coroner's inquest verdict names the New York Central operating and construction departments as responsible for the Feb 16 wreck.
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Pottsville
Richerds
Mount Carnie
Mount Carmel
New York
New York Central
Not Seriously Injured Passenger on Train No 310
At the Missouri Pacific railway office in Kansas City it was stated that W. L. Westlake of Toledo Ohio, the passenger shot in the hold up near Pittsburg Kansas on northbound train No 310, was not seriously injured. Pittsburg officers scour the country for the two bandits.
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Kansas City
The
Missouri Pacific Railway
W. L. Westlake
Toledo
Pittsburg
Kas
Christmas Assisting. Americans Help Honduras War Front
General Lee Christmas and General Barahona with 2000 troops march toward Nicaragua. Thirty five hundred troops arrive at Tegucigalpa from Tubuca and Copan, to be uniformed and equipped. Gracianas fighters are famed for endurance, inspired by past sackings. Honduras will host 15,000 to 18,000 troops on the frontier.
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Memphis
Honduras
Tegucigalpa
Lee Christmas
Tenn
Barahona
Nicaragua
Westeen
Racias
Tubuca
Copan
Gracianas
Chotutea
Enrollment ends in Five Civilized Tribes roster
Muskogee March 5 enrollment of the Indians of the Five Civilized Tribes is closed. No further applicants or evidence will be heard by the Dawes commission. Approximately 102000 citizens of all classes have been enrolled.
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Muskogee
Five Civilized Tribes
Dawes Commission
Nominations Pending After Fifty-ninth Congress Ends
Washington report notes about 160 presidential nominations remained unconfirmed at adjournment. Among those unconfirmed is C. P. Curson appointed U S attorney for the Western district of Louisiana.
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Washington
C. P. Curson
United States
Western District of
Louisiana
Pinchback Forgery Case Shifts to Brooklyn Court
In Trenton on March 5 Judge Lanning ordered Eugene P. Pinchback transferred to Brooklyn where he faces charges of forging a postal money order. He claims relation to former Louisiana Governor Pinchback but denies identity with the felon sought for forgery.
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Trenton
Lanning
United States Court
Brooklyn
Eugene P. Pinchback
Pinchback
Louisiana
Frightened to Death in Alex Shootout Tragedy
In Alex near Chickasha Oklahoma Territory a crowd riot left J M Wallace's six year old daughter dead from fright. The child suffered convulsions after the incident.
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Chickasha
I. T
Alex
J. M. Wallace
Sully Shows Marked Improvement in Health
New York reports Daniel J. Sully is much better after a period of illness.
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Sully
New York
Daniel J. Sully
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Howard R. Cavitt
Douma
Sessior
Guloboff
Buster Brown
R. F. Outcault
Buster
Mr. Outcault
Burt Norwood
Burt
Norwood
Gaynor and Green
Christmas Assisting
Wenei Guster
J.W. Allen
Howell
J. F. Mitchell
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St. Louis
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Mexico
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T. A
G. N.R
Palestine
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