Bombs Placed on Rails Amid City Riots in Philadelphia
Riots erupt in Kensington after a day of calm as union men clash with nonunion workers. Passengers attacked, a motorman beaten, several officers rough.handle. John Murphy of the Central Labor Union arrested on riot incitement, released on $3,000 bond. Officials accuse transit leaders of waging a discrediting campaign.
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Philadelphia
Kensington
John “J. Murphy
Central Labor Union
Sr C. D. Pratt
Murphy
Detty
Toise Ria
Nine Year Old Survives Twenty-Five Minutes in Packing House Pond
Ray Bollin, nine, and companion Graham, a seven year old, fell through the ice at Packing House pond near Hammond Packing plant. Ray was rescued after twenty five minutes in freezing water and later warmed by coats on a boiler. Doctors DaForest and Snyder treated him. he rests, with no expected serious after effects.
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Ray Bollin
Dty
South Cheyenne
Yeaturday
DaForest
K. Snyder
Bollin
Graham Youngster
Pinghot Stirs Up A Great Row Over Ballinger Taft
Washington report on February 20 describes Gif ford Pinchot testifying in the Ballinger Pinchot inquiry. He accuses Ballinger of unfaithfulness to the public and deceiving the president while supporting conservation. Objections over conversations with Taft delay a ruling. Pinchot attacks Ballinger and endorses Glavis as truthful.
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Washington
Gifford Pinghot
Ballinger-Pinchot
Pinchot
Pinchob
Ballinger
Finehot
Taft
Glavis
Ime
Parents retain children in Christian Science case
In La Junta Colorado the Messenger case moved to district court with Judge McDaniel refusing the complaint and Judge Hicks indicating he would present testimony. The judge said he would rule March 6 and would not remove the Messenger children from their parents. The state was said not to prove neglect or failure of medical care. The temporary custody order for the children was vacated.
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la Junta
Colo. Fey
District Court
McDaniel
Diamiga
D. A. Hicks
Mexaenger
Hicks
Cliftachan
Sige McDaniel
Asagora
Roosevelt Party Arrives in Gondokero Bulgaria-like Expedition
Theodore Roosevelt and son Kermit arrived by Belgian gunboat at Gondokero Soudon and, on the Twat expedition, Roosevelt killed one bull giant eland while Kermit killed a bull and a cow. Natives gave Roosevelt names akin to those of Prames and viewed the party as parallels to the explorer's. The expedition moves to Mangalla on Monday.
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Gondokero
Soudon
Theodore Roosevelt
Kermit
Gol. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Explorer
Mangalla
Miners Warned After Dangerous Conditions At Pa Mine
An official from the No 2 mine discusses unsafe working conditions as workers from Weare, Irwin, and immigrant laborers faced risk of explosions. Over 100 immigrants were brought by a New York agency and struggled to operate lamps. The company paid travel costs and other expenses, highlighting hazardous labor practices.
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Irwin
Nindargirtoh
New York
Adva
Plans for $18 Million Battleship Drive Navy Boost
Washington reports Secretary Meyer told the House Naval Committee that plans aim to make the United States a leading wave power nation. The initiative includes building a world record breaking battleship of 2,000 tons displacement at an $18,000,000 cost.
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Washington
Ieb
Sec
Meyer ‘Adey
House
Naval Committee
United States
Physician charged with assault on wife in Fort Calvin
Dr George L Hoeb and contractor Frank G Clark figure in a dispute that led to a charge of assault and threats. The case, brought by Clark and defended by Aylesworth and Farrar, centers on alleged harm to Mrs Clark and the home.
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Wgplint
George L. Hoeb
Frank G. Clark
Clark
Bryan Denies Candidacy for Nomination
A Valparaiso Chile cable dispatch says William Jennings Bryan declared from there that he neither desires nor intends to be a candidate for the presidency again. The report notes Bryan will not run for the U.S. presidency.
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New York
Valparaiso
Chile
Bryan
United States
Non-Union Miners Attacked After Work at Mogul Mining
Five non-union miners were assaulted by strikers at Terry tonight while returning to their boarding house. They were threatened with murder and home explosions unless they quit work. Superintendent Mason supervised the group, Manion halted a broader fight, and the sheriff arrested the striking attackers.
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Deadwood
Mogul Mining Company
Terry
Mason
Manion
Nicaraguan Officer Fatally Wounded in Battle
Bluefields Nicaragua February 26 General Pedro Rowro a government officer was fatally hurt in a clash with revolutionary forces. Sixty prisoners were captured along with a quantity of booty.
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Bluefields
Nicaragua
Pedro Rowro
Wedding March Echoes in Poison Case in Missouri
Warrants issued after a grand jury report lead to the arrest of Mrs Alma Proctor Vaughn and Dr James B Mull of Monroe City Missouri on murder charges by strychnine poisoning of Professor John J Vaughn. Vaughn bound for $25,000. Mull to be brought here tomorrow. The case centers on the death of the professor and the wedding march played at the time of his death.
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Kirshville
Alma Proctor Vaughn
James BR. Mull
Monroe City
John J. Vaughn
Vaughn
Hull
Mendelssohn
Grand
Professor Vaughn
Riots in Arkansas and Pennsylvania as mobs clash with militiamen
Eldorado Arkansas reports a racially charged assault and mob violence after three whites were wounded. A negro was attacked, a rifle or pistol exchange ensued, and three attackers were wounded. militia restored order. In South Bethlehem Pennsylvania a state policeman shot dead a man during clashes with foreigners amid brick hurled at troopers. over a dozen injured.
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Eldorado
Ark
Norado
Acc
Jos
Sambo
Chicago Hog Market Runs Wild at Union Stock Yards
Chicago buyers and speculators surged as packers bought hogs aggressively at the Union Stock Yards. Prices for choice shipments held near .70 while mixed hogs hit 9.05 in a record close, sparking a rush to load cars. Receipts dropped to about 10,000 with a 6,000 carryover, as February supplies faced pressure from earlier purchases and updated forecasts for March.
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Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Far West
State Leader Free Sheet Music Twice Weekly Announcement
State Leader unveils a plan to publish two music selections weekly until further notice. The inaugural piece Tuesday is Wagner and Lohengrin's Bridal Chorus. next Friday features Hitchcock and Cohan works Broadway and beyond.
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Hare
State Leasier
Raymond Hitchcock
George M. Cohan
Broadway
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