Fat Stock Show Opens Amid Rainy Weather in Fort Worth
The National Feeders and Breeders show opened in the Coliseum with a large attendance despite drizzle and chill. Governor Campbell and Louis J. Wortham were detained in Austin. Mayor Grant of North Fort Worth officially opened the event. The exhibit features Sacred cattle from India, 1,600 fowls, and a famed catalog animal standing eighteen hands high captured from Antelope Island Utah. Chiefs Quanah Parker lead Indians in buckskin regalia. Fort Worth displays a gala, elaborately decorated scene for the livestock exposition.
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Only Thing Mr. Roosevelt Need Fear Is the Crocodile
Former press Chicago says Roosevelt’s Africa trip is safe not dangerous. Rev Joseph A. Coyle, from the Missionary Order, notes natives are peaceful and that crocodiles pose more threat than locals. He recalls traveling with only an umbrella and warns against swimming near tents at night.
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Socialism debate at Intercollegiate Society dinner
Miss Charlotte Teller daughter of Senator Teller praised Roosevelt as aiding socialism and predicted the coming four years would legalize his work. The Intercollegiate Socialist society dinner drew attendees from Harvard Yale Princeton Columbia Vassar New York University and Bryn Mawr.
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One Killed, Several Injured In Norfolk Collision
Fireman Lindsay was killed and several others injured in a head on collision between a Seaboard Air Line passenger train and a freight train at Colon near Aberdeen North Carolina. The incident occurred as the southbound passenger train met the freight on a single track section, prompting emergency response from local crews and authorities. Authorities are investigating the cause of the wreck and reporting the casualty update.
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Lawmaking in Texas House Session Ends With Confederate Pensions Vote
Austin March 13 The Texas House debated Confederate pensions and a widows home before adjourning to the governor. Senate and House bills on bonds for non life insurers and interurban construction were acted on. A key vote on the Confederate resolution was reversed then restored with amendments adopted 94 to 16.
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Petrosino Slain in Italy While Pursuing Black Hand
Lieutenant Joseph Petrosino of the New York Police Department was shot and killed near a Palumo hotel in Italy. He was a renowned Black Hand expert known for convicting Italian criminals and provoking enmity among them. A New York cable advised European police chiefs to round up Black Hand suspects following the murder.
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Thomas Tells of Alleged Poker Participants With Lobbyists
The senate debated expulsion of Senator Thomas after he alleged a prominent lobbyist played poker with three senators and three house members. He said the lobbyist paid fines for three players and a leading businessman lost $1000 in the same game. The matter remained pending at noon in Austin.
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Inferno at Resurrection: Seven Burned in Pueblo Mansion Fire
Fire destroyed Augustine Zerrano’s mansion in Resurrection Pueblo Mexico on March 13 killing seven members of the household. Police suspect murder for robbery or chloroformed victims left to die, with incendiary blaze the likely cause.
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Chicago Artist Robbed Through Train Window
Mrs Delia M Crane a Chicago artist back from Jacksonville reports being robbed of 650 dollars in money and 2300 dollars worth of jewelry by a man who thrust his head through a Pullman car window at a railroad crossing. A struggle ensued as the thief dragged her bag from her grasp and she was pulled partly from the train. The incident occurred near the moving train with the intruder escaping as the car sped on.
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Writs Denied in Manila Habeas Corpus Case
In Manila on March 13 the writs of mandamus for habeas corpus sought by Dominador Gomez's counsel were denied after his four month Bilibid sentence for inciting a strike. He has been moved to prison as crowds gathered at the police court and a BJ demonstration occurred in the streets.
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Earth Shocks Recorded in Manila Seismic Span
Manila reports local seismograph records of strong earthquakes from 7 26 to 9 40 o’clock Saturday morning. The disturbance is estimated to originate about 10 000 kilometers away.
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Henry Clay Shot Near Chicken House in Dallas
In Dallas on March 13 Henry Clay was seriously shot near a chicken house and taken to the city hospital. The incident is alleged to have occurred in the vicin ity of the location.
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Henry Clay
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