Reforms Tied to End of War in Mexico
Insurrecto secretary Gonzales Garza demands Diaz concede and void the last election, with a new vote under 1857 constitution terms and extensive reforms. He says peace requires demobilization only after a fair ballot and insists Madero’s assent plus Mexican negotiators on neutral ground.
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el Paso
Tex
New York
Limantour
Gonzales Garza
Insurrecto
Diaz
Madero
Insurrectos
Garza
United States
Commission
Woman With One Hundred White Rats Ordered From Room
Louie Missouri March 16. Miss C M Metzger evicted from 1704 Franklin avenue for keeping 500 white rats in her room has been ordered by the board of health to vacate a room at 1818 Gratiot street where she houses 100 white rats and eight cats. Neighbors complain of trash feeding and late night activity. Metzger, formerly a farmer, raises rats to sell to medical schools. reporter finds cats playing with rats and a basket of dead rats on a cot. Metzger claims rats are highly intelligent and includes Persian, Japanese and Chinese varieties.
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T. Louie
Mles
C. M. Metzger
Franklin Avenue
Board of Health
Gratiot Street
Mins Metzger
Rate
Miss Metzger
Mrs Edith Melber Convicted of Second Degree Murder
Albany March 18 The jury found Mrs Edith Melber guilty of second degree murder for poisoning her son with carbolic acid and concealing the body in a swamp. The sentence fixes a term of not less than twenty years at hard labor. Insanity was her defense and she showed no remorse until a sister embraced her.
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Albany
N. Y
Edith Melber
Melber
Lights Cheaper in Future for Cities Reduces Bulb Price
Washington reports the first direct effect of the government anti trust suit against the electric light trust. The Department of Justice has received intimations that the price of all electric bulbs will be reduced by one third.
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Washington
Mar
Elantria Ight Trust
Department of Justice
Canadian claims on United States immigration debate
Ottawa March 16 The immigration debate featured Dr Pafuet of Islet Quebec arguing that large U S immigration could inflate western commerce. Postmaster General Le Milneux said many so called American born settlers were repatriated Canadians or Europeans. He noted France immigration is hard to stimulate and cited Algeria as example with 75 percent Italian population.
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Ottawa
Ont
Immigration Service
Pafuet
Islet Quebec
United States
Lemineux
Canada
France
Lemiloux
Algeria
Crowd Stops Wedding Of Oriental And American
George Chin a Chinese laundryman and Margaret Smith a 19 year old American girl obtained a marriage license in New Brunswick New Jersey. The couple planned a ceremony at Justice of the Peace William A House office but a demonstrative crowd gathered outside and the justice decided not to perform the marriage until he could verify if the union is legal in New Jersey.
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New Brunswick
N. J
George Chin
Margaret Smith
Justice of the Peace
William A. House
New Jersey
Saint Patrick Saint Day Overview From Irish Legend and History
Saint Patrick’s Day marks the anniversary of the Irish church’s founding by Saint Patrick. Born around 372, he was captured as a youth, later ordained in Gaul, and returned to Ireland as a missionary in 422, dying near Strangford Lough. His life shows a missionary who blended zeal with restraint.
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Church of
Bannavem Taberniae
Kirkpatrick
Glasgow
Dalaradia
Ireland
Gaul
Baul
Strangford Lough
County Down
Ulster
Patrick
Coroticus
Woman's quick shout foils apartment burglary in New York
Mrs. Katherine Brand alerted others by shouting down a dumb waiter shaft as a burglar descended. Guards were posted at exits and Joseph Kupperman, of Coney Island, was arrested after police found him on the second floor. Jewelry worth 160 dollars missing, not recovered.
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New York
Mar
Katherine Brand
Amsterdam Avenue
Joseph Kupperman
West Fifteenth Street
Coney Island
Brandon
Hom
Jones
Weat Bixty-eighth Street
Kupperman
Cook Throws $1020 From Window in Gutter
New York report says a cook at Baracca's restaurant dropped a paper-wrapped bundle containing 6100 lire about $1020 while changing clothes on a Saturday. The owner Austenic Zarretti offers a liberal reward if recovered, with no banks trusted for his funds. A search failed to locate the money and the incident drew local attention.
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New York
Mar
Bary
Gtone Aires
Austenic Zarretti
Baracca
Omnibus
Baracoa
Zarretti
Mleseg
Odd
Neutrality limits on arms to Mexican insurgents
Washington reports a careful study on neutrality leaving advisers doubtful the United States can stop shipments of arms and ammunition to the Mexican insurrectos. The Justice Department agrees control is possible case by case, but no general statute forbids such shipments. Continued on Page.
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Mexicali
Berthold
Jose Lopez
Presidio
Tex
Msurrecton
Rilo Grande
Ojinaga
Msurrectos
Sanches
Hay
Luque
Ojimaga
Egu Ata
Diego
Budenada
Mansgallo
Washington
Mar
Jawa
United States
Department of Justice
Leaders of Black Hand Kill Leaders in Shootout
In Chicago on March 16, Anthony Dugo Maniscalco and another band society leader were shot dead by band members using a shotgun. Five suspects were arrested, including Lorenzo Maniscalco and Anthony Steredina, with Joseph Dugo named as possible instigator. Police fear a vendetta may follow as Joseph Dugo vowed revenge over his brother’s death. The reacts at the undertaker, while the widowed Maniscalco pledged vengeance.
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Chicago
Mar
Anthony Dugoipp
Maniscalsco
Ita
Lorenzo Maniscalsoo
Anthony Steredina
Joseph Duga
Jocept Dugo
Maniacaisco
Alleged leader of post office thieves caught
Wichita March 16 John Callahan alleged to be the leader of a gang of bank and post office thieves was convicted today of selling stolen stamps The penalty there to ten years and a fine of ten thousand dollars The ebiet with Callahan were former St Polloe Frank Burt of Wichita who admitted buying stolen stamps from Callahan and giving Callahan protection of belts Callahan asserted that he had gold Burt stamps once When told him he was in danger from office authorities who had aware of the legal status trade to Wish to
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Wichita
Mar
John Callahan
Callahan
St Polloe Frank & Burt
WiohMe
Callabes
Ffice
Young girl walks 1175 miles in sixty days
New York report says Mme Dora Harrison of Brooklyn walked from Trenton New Jersey to Tampa Florida a distance of 1176 miles in sixty six days January 2 to March 9. She won a $1000 wager and shed weight from 172 to 110 pounds during the trek.
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New York
Mar
Trenton
N. J
Tampa
Fla
Mme Dora Harrison
Brooklyn
Fin
Harrison
Eden Valley Settlers Reach Water Agreement With Company
At the state land board session presided by Governor J M Carey representatives of Eden Valley settlers and the Eden Valley Land and Irrigation company agreed to provide ample water for crops in 1911. The company will repair canals and reallocate contracts to irrigated lands, with an engineering report and reservoir work required at an estimated cost of 600000 to 800000. The project covers 100000 acres, with 12000 acres currently irrigated or soon to be.
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State Land Board
J. M. Carey
G. Hopkins
Eden Valley
Eden Valley Land and Irrigation Company
Mesers, Howell, Rambold and Hillis
Tallferro
Irrigation Company
Messrs, Farron and Craver
Onderth
Settlers’ Committee
Land Board
Eden Valley Company
Li le Neceasary
Firemen Strike Reports No Deaths on Queen and Crescent
Cincinnati reports confirm no deaths from the firemen strike on the Queen and Crescent line. Six men injured, with only one serious, per reliable reports dated March 16.
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Cincinnati
Mar
Queen and Crescent
Expressmen's Strike in New York Settled in Principle
New York March 16 The striking express drivers voted to return to work tomorrow and left the settlement of their demands to May or Gaynor who has offered to act as mediator.
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New York
Mar
Express
Gaynor
Nine Indicted in Alaska Coal Land Fraud Case
Nine men, including A. C. Frost once leading Alaska & Northern railroad, are indicted for defrauding the government of 10,000 acres of coal lands in Alaska’s Cook Inlet district valued at about 10 million dollars. The group comprises bankers and brokers.
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Chicago
Alaska
Cook Inlet
A. C. Frost
Alaska & Northern Railroad
Pennsylvania Women Opposed To Suffrage In Harrisburg
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania supporters and opponents of woman suffrage gather as the Senate considers a proposed constitutional amendment. Delegations from Philadelphia Pittsburgh and other cities travel to present arguments while a hearing before the judiciary committee allocates one hour to each side.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Senate
Judiciary General Committee
Senate Chamber
Auffrage
Antia
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Spirit World Witnesses Stir Iowa Court Case
In Des Moines a Cedar Falls slater and a Denver osteopathic physician contend for custody of their deceased daughter's granddaughter, aided by a spiritualist claim. A letter from an Indian chief, a spirit control, is offered as evidence, describing future family arrangements and contact with the child.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Mra
L. H. Edwards
Cedar Falls
Slater
James Wilson
Secretary of Agriculture
W. H. Robinson
Denver
Posenesson
Jeannette Edwards
Onaqua
Alda
Indicted in Mail Fraud Case Ties to Millery Gang
Eleven men linked to John C. Millery, now imprisoned for similar crimes, face trial in Council Bluffs federal court. Known as steerers for Mabray, they include T Ryan of Hot Springs Arkansas, Wright of San Antonio Texas, Tom Davries of Oklahoma, Hindman the Honey Grove Kid, and Streator J R B. Some claim illness or death. several plead nolle contendre with light sentences. Local interest centers on swindling ring victims among gremlers.
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Council Bluffs
Mar
United
Mabray
T. Ryan
Hot Springs
Ark
California
Wright
San Ae Tex
Tom Davries
Oklahoma
Hindman
Honey Grove
New York
J R. B
Marks
Philpot
Baltimore
Nolle
McPherson
Minister Prays for Breakthrough in Iowa Legislature Deadlock
In Des Moines on March 16 Rev. F. P. Mutehler of Grant Park Church of Christ led a prayer for the breaking of the state house deadlock. He urged divine guidance as the assembly seeks unity to elect a United States senator who will stand for righteousness. The solemn moment drew mild reaction and smiles from some lawmakers.
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Des Moines
Wy Mutehler
Grant Park
Assembly
Uni
United States
Yale Has Ten Football Games Schedule Reviewed
New Haven Conn March 16 The Yale football schedule for the next season has received official approval and features ten games. All but two will be played at home with Vanderbilt and Tulane dropped and Virginia Military Institute and New York University added to the slate.
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Yale
New Haven
Conn
Vanderbilt
Tula
Virginia Moly
Techie Institute
New York Wetversity
Dixon Dark Horse Seen in Colorado Senator Race
Denver March 16 rumors spread that John R. Dixon reentered the Senatorial contest with seven votes boosting talk he could break the deadlock. His support from Platform Democrats Ward and Thewar is cited as key to Dixon’s strength.
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Denver
Mar
John RK. Dixon
Democrata
Ward
Lehief
Dixon
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