Dynamite Bomb Devastates East Forty Fifth Street Tenement
A dynamite blast in a West Side Manhattan tenement at 307 East Forty fifth Street injures thirty. The blast damaged the front, shattered windows within blocks, and disrupted a grocery and barber shop on the ground floor. Police and reserves responded after the explosion and earlier threats linked to the grocer and barber.
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New York
Mar
West Side
East Y Forty-fifth Getreet
Poe
Grasshoppers Threatened as Storm Hits Colorado
Farmers in Love and surrounding area fear grasshoppers have been killed by the recent storm and cold snap. Reports say many young hoppers hatched during the warm spell before the snow, signaling potential disaster for crops.
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Colo
New President Installed in Salvador Republic
In San Salvador on March 2 Dr Manuel EB Araujo was inaugurated as president of the republic of Salvador yesterday.
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Salvador
San Salvador
Mar
Manuel EB. Araujo
Republic of Salvador
Senator Henry Myers Chosen in Montana
Helens March 2 Senator Henry L Myers Democrat of Ravalli county was elected to succeed Senator Carter on the seventy ninth joint ballot Myers climbed from obscurity to win with 63 votes two more than needed He is a former Missourian who settled in Hamilton in 1898 and has been active in law and politics
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Missouri
Hamilton
Kluver Buys Cradock Ranch Near Livermore
Fort Collins Colorado March 2 A C Kluver buys the Cradock ranch a 640 acre property near Livermore for 17000 dollars The ranch named Cradock after its former owner Chas Cradock changes hands from Chas Cradock to Herbert Straker and then to A C Kluver
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Fort Collins
Colo
A. C. Kluver
Cradock
Livermore
Chas. Cradock
Colorado wheat coffee breakfast food project announced
Luther Burbank RE. P. House of Greeley Colorado announced plans for 1911 to develop a wheat coffee product that could become a new breakfast food by crossing coffee and wheat. He also aims to create a seedless watermelon and to cultivate exceptional corn and wheat varieties from Peru Egypt and Cuba.
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Greeley
Colo
Colorado
Luther Burbank
RE. P. House
West
Peru
Egypt
Cuba
New Mexico Woman Argues Case Before Supreme Court
Miss Nellie Brewer of Albuquerque, secretary of the New Mexico Bar Association and the territory’s only female lawyer, argued for Butler & Ramsey against Oliver Typewriter Co. at the New Mexico Supreme Court, requesting to reopen a default judgment. She was praised for her skill and graceful presentation.
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Santa Fe
N. M
New Mexico Supreme Court
Nellie Brewer
Albuquerque
New Mexico Bar Asociation
New Mexico
Butler & Ramsey
Oliver Typewriter Company
Jealous Lieutenant Fights With Captain in Monterey Ball
In San Francisco reports a February showdown between Lieut John Walker and Capt W L Reed at a officers club in Monterey followed a quarrel over Walker's wife. Walker dragged Reed into the ballroom and fought outdoors, leaving Reed with a bruised eye and Walker with minor bumps as the post commander investigates.
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San Francisco
John C. Walker
Vialion
W. L. Reed
Monterey Presidio
Officers’ Club
Monterey
Neut. Walker
Leutenant
Walker
Capt. Reed
Tle
Reed
Many Times Divorcee Takes Ninth Husband in Indiana
Polly Ann Weed a 70 year old heiress in Woaneville Indiana wed Harrison Strode aged 69 yesterday her ninth husband. She began life with James Weed at 18 and after each death or divorce reclaimed his name. Seven and eight she divorced. Husbands four and nine are noted by fate with deaths and divorces shaping her fortunes.
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Woaneville
Ind
Polly Ann Weed
Harrison Strode
Vaudeville Managers Form Protective Association
Leading vaudeville producers and owners create The Vaudeville Managers Protective Association. The group, approved by Justice Piatt in a special term, aims to raise moral standards on stages and in theatres, naming figures such as Marcus Loew and Edward Albee among organizers.
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New York
Vaudeville Managers’ Protective Association
Puastice Piatsch
Supreme Court
Hare? Paris
Sylvester Z Polo
Morris Meyerfield Jr
Frick F. Proctor
Edward F. Albee
William Hammerstein
Percy Williams
Marcus Loew
Walter Vincent
Michael Shea
Jap Engineer Survives Desperate Shot at River Bridge
New York reports M Shimuura a young Japanese electrical engineer was taken to Presbyterian hospital after four bullet holes appeared on his clothes though no wounds found on his body. Investigations show he bought a revolver to kill himself. a dealer had loaded blanks and he fired at himself from the Queensboro Bridge.
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New York
M. Shimuura
Lexington Avenue
Presbyterian Hospital
Shimuura
Queensborough
Old Man Dies From Gas Fumes at Court Place
Denver report says John G Ware aged 70 died after a rubber tube to a gas plate in his Court Place apartment detached. Roomers found the feeble man in a gas scented hallway and Coroner Horm took charge. He is survived by son John G Ware Jr employed in the baggage room of Union depot.
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Denver
Mar
Court Place
John G. Ware
Ware
Goroner Horm
Ware le
John G. Ware, Jr
Beet contracts cover 600 acres in Longmont Colorado
The Western Sugar factory at Longmont reports 600 acres of beets contracted for the coming year, per Local Manager BR. N. McCreary. Acreage contracted is not greater than at this time last year.
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Colo
Mar
Creat Western Bugar
Accord Ag
BR. N. McCreary
Extra Session Debate Reveals Democratic Filibuster Tactics
Washington reports indicate Democrats pushed against an extra session by blocking appropriation bills. Republican leaders call the move potentially beneficial for the party as messages urge action to prevent a new session. The Senate minority leadership faces a contest as Bailey and Stone vie for control.
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Washington
Mar
Repubcan
Senate
Senate Is At Stake and the Deandbrats
Stone
Bailey
Clash Between Federals and insurgents Hits Cuernavaca Area
Reports say violence erupted near Iguala Guerrero as clashes occurred between federal forces and insurgents. Several casualties and exchanges were noted on both sides as the day unfolded.
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Cuernayach
Mex
Mar
Insurrecto
Iguala Guererro
Judges May Clash in the Cox Case
In Cincinnati on March 2 a dispute arose between Presiding Judge Hunt and Judge Gorman over the hearing of the motion to suppress the affidavit of George B. Cox. Gorman said he would hear the motion on Saturday while Hunt planned for tomorrow. Attorney for Jacob Baschang, a Republican leader accused of taking a bribe, filed a plea alleging nine of the grand jurors are Democrats and three are extreme partisans.
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Cincinnati
Mar
Hunt
Gorman
George B. Cox
Saccema
Jacob Baschang
Rabbis and Physicians Oppose Cruelty Bill on Slaughter
In Boston on March 2 rabbis and doctors told the committee on public health they oppose a bill by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals requiring that animals for food be stunned before slaughter. They warn the bill would drive Jews from the commonwealth and force meat imports, while Jewish authorities insist their slaughter method causes no pain with a single knife stroke.
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Boston
Mar
Committee On Public Health
Society of the Prevention of Cruelty
National Road and Reality company forms highway project
New York March 2 The National Road and Reality Company announced by H Douglas Layman will build a national highway from Washington to New York. Layman heads the National Highway Club and the Chicago Milwaukee Realty Company and says the road will be toll charged only for commercial traffic until construction costs are covered. Seven hundred stockholders, including several millionaires, are enrolled.
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New York
National Road & Reality Company
Washington
H. Douglas Layman
Broadway
Layman
National Highway Club
Chicago-Milwaukee Realty Company
Chicago
Milwaukee
Herald
Miliaonatre Branded Adultery Claim as Fabrication
New York reports William Eng Walling, prominent Socialist writer and grandson of a former vice presidential candidate, calls the Bertha Grunspan claim a fabrication. Grunspan sues for 100000 dollars over alleged breach of promise to marry. He testifies relations in Paris were meretricious and no matrimony was discussed.
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New York
William Eng- Heh Walling
William BH. Woglieh
United States
Milasne Bertha Grunspan Tohld
Supreme Court
Paria
Johnsons Mourn Ban Hi Son A. J. Johnson Dies in Cincinnati
Professor A J Johnson father of Ban Hi John son who powered the American Base ball league died in Cincinnati aged 14? The line contains corrupted OCR.
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Cincinnati
Mar
A. J. Johnson
Ban Hi, Johnson, Powardent
American Baseball League
Johnson
Botaide
Ohio
Italian Princess Murdered in Rome Hotel Tragedy
Princess Di Tri gona, maid to Queen Helena, was killed in a Rome hotel by Lieut Baron Baterne her alleged lover. He shot himself and survived. she was found with throat cut and partially undressed. Baterne wounded in the breast after a fatal liaison and financial motives are cited.
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Rome
Mar.h
di Trigona
Helena
Baron Baterne
Baterne
Baterno
Yachting Party Rewards Rescuers With Jewels Off Cuba
In Gulfport Mississippi on March 2 1930 Capt Dan Williams and crew of the tramp steamer Silver Wings were showered with diamond brooches bracelets rings and other jewelry by the wife of a Paris banker and others as thanks for rescuing Baron Rothchild and 93 others from the stranded yacht Atham off Cape San Antonio Cuba. Baron Rothchild helped pass a hat among the rescuers and more than $2000 was offered as a purse. The jewelry value exceeds $50000 according to reports.
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Gulfport
Migs
Mar
Baron the Child
Atham
Cape San Antonio
Cuba
Dan Williams
Silver Wings
Paris
Armah
Baron Rothchild
Willame
Gallors
Italian priest denies Camorra membership in Cuoccolo murders
In Viterbo Italy on March 2 priest Ciro Vittobbi, linked to the Camorra, was brought in handcuffs with guards for murder charges against Gennaro Cuoccolo and his wife. He proclaimed innocence to reporters and doctors before entering his cell, claiming no Camorra ties. The case involves the arrest and earlier intervention by Erri cone and his gang.
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Viterbo
Italy
Ciro Vittobbi
Trie
Camorra
Gennaro Cuoccolo
Vittorsi
Erricone
Cumorristg
Vittozsi
Plague and Famine Ravage China with Thousands Dead
The report notes thirty thousand dead on China's borders from famine and plague, with interior conditions unknown and plague killing about 200 daily. In Honolulu two cholera cases prompt closure of poll factories, beach bans, five day passenger quarantines, and suspected arrival from Philippine laborers.
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Pekin
Mar
China
Honolulu
Territorial Board of Health
Philippines
American Women Are Degraded by Drinking
New York March 1 There is as much drinking among American women as among English women says Dr John D Quackenbos who studied the question He contrasts London physician Dr Murray Leslie who said women drink more in secret Quackenbos adds American women openly indulge in high balls cocktails and champagne in cafes restaurants and hotels and smoking is linked to the drink habit harming women and girls
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New York
Mar
John
Quackenbos
Murray Leslie
London
Qeackenbos
America
Chinese aid pours in for famine in homeland
The San Francisco Chinese community wired more than $20,000 to famine victims in China. Donations included $10,000 from the Chinese Six Counties Benevolent Association and $6,000 from the Young China newspaper, raised through city concerts and events.
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San Francisco
Six Coun Nies
Young China
Walter Says Fight Has Just Commenced
Denver reports Urban Alter editor of the Harpoon arrested for defamatory mailings criticizing President Taft and Postmaster Hitchcock over gag rule enforcement. He vows continued resistance though claims $3,000 and a prison risk, while related papers face editor expulsions for similar attacks on the postal department.
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Denver
Mar
Post Office Department
Washington
Hitchcock
Taft
Bay
Urban al’ Ter
The
Harpoon
Wednerday
Jug
Opes
Walter
Hitchooc
Dlain
Windy Recorder
Beattie
Wash
Postal Department
Abdite Editora
Beada
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Lopez
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Sonora
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Agua Prieta
el Paso
Tex
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Habexo
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National Highway Company
Miliaonatre
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