Still Hope for Peag in Mexico Despite Armament Stand
Revolutionary leaders refuse to lay down arms during peace talks and demand reforms. they warn a truce would still be armed. Limantour’s talks with Diaz are seen as insufficient, while Taft vows no intervention unless Congress approves and troops stay in Texas unless border outrages demand action.
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el Paso
Tex
Limantour
Mexico City
D‘az
Insurrecto
Gonzales Garsa
Incurrecto
Diaz
U. Ss
Washington
Mexico
Taft
Texas
Congress
Memorial fund for Grover Cleveland reaches $100000
John F Dryden former U S IOL star from New Jersey said the Grover Cleveland memorial fund has officially closed at the $100000 mark on the late President's birth anniversary. He led the fund drive announced at the Cleveland birthday dinner of the National Democratic Club in New York. Contributions came from New York Philadelphia and several states with Essex County New Jersey giving about one fifth of the total. Further subscriptions expected as final tallies are prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mar
John F. Dryden
United States
New Jersey
Grover Cleveland
Dryden
Cleveland
National Democratic Club
Y York
Mesex County
N. J
Philadelphia
Simple assault charged after Washington assault case
Booker T. Washington's accuser Albert Ulrich agreed to simple assault. Ulrich held on $1500 bail. Washington, wounded and hospitalized, could not attend. hearing postponed as Ulrich claimed acting within rights amid Hallway incident on West Sixty third Street.
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Ulrich
Negor
Sixty-third Street
Washington
Flower Hospital
Lear
Atorney Om
Cornell
Rumor of Marshall Field Store in Cheyenne City
Reports claim a new five story Marshall Field branch may rise on Sixteenth Street between the First National Bank and Plains Hotel in Cheyenne. Senator Warren’s offices occupy the current site and plans depend on his travels to Panama and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Marshal Field Business
Chicago
Ill
Sixteenth Street
First National Bank
New Plains
Senator Warren
Marehall Field
Tiwan
Panama
Gos. Grems
Washington
Violent Death Reported in Puleman’s Link
Danving Kentucky March 1 a violent incident occurred when a strike by white on the Queen and Crescent led to gunfire injuring Oscar Spaeth and a detective, with the assailants described as virtue-breakers.
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Puleman
Danving
Ky. Mar
White
Queen & Crescent
Oscar Spaeth
Gumning
Wau
Owl Found Living Inside Ancient Tree Sparks Milestone Claim
In South Norwalk Connecticut March 21 Fireman George W Mills of Broad River cut down a giant oak and discovered a live owl in the trunk. He says the bird has resided there for years and is of an extremely ancient grayish white variety with rigid eyelids from constant darkness. Light causes it pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Norwalk
Conn
George W. Mills
Broad River
Mills
Explorer Not Killed in Massacre Proofs Reach Australia
Brisbane reports that Staniforth Smith British administrator of Paqua and his exploration party were not massacred by Papuang. The party left Port Moresby on November 18 and endured great privations with some native carriers lost. News arrived on Thursday Island confirming they are safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Gouribari
Staniforth Smith
Paqua
Smith
Thursday Island
Port Moresby
California P Deed Transfers Child to New Guardian
George and Gladys Philyaw deeded their 29 month old son Noel Ernest Philyaw to Mrs Rosale de Friestas in a county records transfer described as a deed of gift with love and affection and better protection.
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California
Los Angeles
George
Gladys Philyaw
County Recorder
Noel Ernest Philyaw
Rosale de Friestas
California Senate Passes Alien Land Ownership Bill
Sacramento March 21 the senate approved a measure prohibiting aliens from yielding land. Land held can be kept but not sold or inherited. Aliens may own land for five years before it must be sold by the district attorney.
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California
Sacramento
Mar
Senals
Carnegie Trust Officer Indicted in Bank Collapse Case
New York March 21 William J Cummins directing head of the Carnegie Trust company was indicted by the grand jury on charges of larceny totaling 886000 He pleaded not guilty and a 50000 bail was set It is alleged the Carnegie Trust borrowed the funds from two banks and Cummins diverted them to his own use.
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New York
Mar
Robin's
Grand
William J. Cummins
Carnegie Trust Company
Bor
Cummings
Cumming
Family Reunion After Twenty-One Years S Search
Oswego New York reports Minnie Clift of 209 Chestnut street finds her mother after a 21 year quest across the country. The mother left Minaneville Oswego County after a quarrel with her husband and later divorced in a Western state before marrying George Dodge of Syracuse New York.
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Oswego
N. Y
Mar
Minnie Clift
Chestnut Street
Thin City
Kansas
OU F
Minmaneville
Oswego County
George Dodge
Hyracuse
Sabe
Weeters Kangas
Olitt
Gardner Wins Bout Over O Keefe In Denver Fight
Jimmy Gardner of Lowell defeated Johnny O Keefe of Denver in a ten round scheduled bout at the Auditorium. O Keefe held the edge in rounds twice before Gardner stopped the match in the later rounds.
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Gardnwk
Denver
Mar
Jimmy Gardner
Lowell
Johnny O'Keefe
He Gallagher
O'Keefe
Mexican Refugees Starving Found in Hills
Refugees from Mexico have reportedly been living in the hills for two weeks, suffering hunger and exposure after crossing into the region. Aid workers describe deteriorating conditions and a need for immediate relief.
Mexican refugees face starvation on border slope
About 150 Mexican refugees, mainly women and children, are starving in the hills near Tecate awaiting US relief as supplies are delayed. United States army officers have been notified of the urgent need for aid amid ongoing border unrest.
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Tecate
Meg
Mar
United States Army
Limantour
Diaz
Mexico City
Mexico
Oty
Mex
Frias
Dl Paso
Tex
Quillar
Casas Grandes
Agua Prieta
Herald
Hermosillo
Sonora
Woman Hides Maniac Son in Secluded Farm Home
In Waukegan a petition was filed in Lake County Court to declare George Odette insane and commit him to an asylum. His mother, Mrs. Anne Odette, sheltered him for thirty years in a small farmhouse two miles west of Gurnee, living in isolation with barred windows and a hidden cage. The mother’s death revealed the long guarded secret as authorities moved to place her son in custody.
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Chicago
Mar
Waukegan
Lake County
George Odette
Anne Odette
Gurnee
Odette
Roosevelt Spends Busy Day in Southern California
In Los Angeles on March 21 Colonel Roosevelt held two speeches and an informal luncheon talk. He praised Francia J. Heney for efficiency and honesty, addressed YMCA workers, spoke to teachers on education, and lectured on his Africa trip in Pasadena.
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Los Angeles
R Roosevelt
California
Francia J. Heney
Heney
Africa
Pasadena
Militia quell foreigners as Benld mining strike erupts
Detachments of ten militia companies patrol Benld and Gillespie mines amid a foreigner miners strike. Americans quit work after rebels drove deputies from mines and ordered sacked, with militia vowing arrests and possible martial law to disarm armed marchers. Tense crowds clash. one citizen knocked down by a soldier.
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Gillespie, Yl
Mar
Benld
Superior Coal Company
Lang
Benid
Eheriffe
Gillespie
Horse Racing in New York Is Dead for This Year
New York on March 21 reports horse racing is halted for the year as the Jockey Club states no dates will be requested at New York tracks while the directors' ability law remains in force. Major stakes like the Brooklyn Suburban Futurity will be canceled unless run privately with the public excluded.
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New York
Mar
Racin 4
Jockey Club
Brooklyn
Supreme Court Decision on Hours of Service Law
The Supreme Court upheld the federal hours of service law for railroad telegraph operators, ruling that nine hours need not be consecutive. The ruling centers on compliance for employers who hire telegraph operators in one period and use them again after a break.
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Washington, Mar
Supreme Court of the United
Mississippi River Power bonds subscription closes quickly
London reports the subscription meeting for $8,660,000 of $15,000,000 5 per cent sinking fund gold bonds of the Mississippi River Power Company opened at noon but lasted only two hours.
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London
Mississippi River Power Company & Per Cent Sinking Fund
Weather Report for Wyomley Wednesday and Thursday
The twenty four hour period ending at 9 p.m. shows a high of 67 degrees and a low of 43 degrees. The forecast calls for a fall pattern on Wednesday and Thursday with no precipitation noted.
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Washington, Mar
Orecnet
Wyomley
Palamdk
Quarrel Among Soldiers Ends in Forty Dead
Tegucigalpa dispatch reports a clash between government troops led by Generals Lara and Palm in a Tegucigalpa suburb. About forty were killed and fifty wounded, including women spectators, as the two factions failed to disarm per a peace agreement before Generals Matty and Kin intervened to halt the fighting.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Lara
Palm
Matty
Kin Mvision
Democratic Ways and Means to Start Tariff Work This Week
Washington March 21 Chairman Underwood says the house committee on ways and means will begin tariff work this week. By the April 4 extraordinary session the home plan and procedure for the Canadian reciprocity bill will be mapped. The panel faces whether tariff issues should ride on the bill or be dealt with as separate measures.
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Washington
Mes
Underwood
House Committee On Ways and Means
Army starts practice air march to Springs with 2235 men
In San Antonio on March 21 Brigadier General Smith leads 2,235 soldiers and 118 officers toward Springs on a two day bike march. Two Maxims and a hospital train accompany the force.
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San Antonio
Tex
Mar
Smith
Springs
Nisroh
Death on the Union Pacific near Buford
An Englishman identified as T. W. Kelso slashed his throat and walked half a mile before dying. His body was found yesterday near Buford, thirty miles west of Cheyenne, with an empty razor case nearby. He traveled eastbound on a through ticket from San Francisco to New York and had a New York steamship passage order. Local officials suspect high altitude effects. a Japanese laborer discovered the body, and sheriffs in Laramie and Albany counties were notified.
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Game T. W. Kelso
Buford
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Kelsoe
San Francisco
New York
New York Steamship Agency
Watll
Buford Grave Pita
Laramie County
Albany County
Laramie
Bandits Hold Northern Mexico Amid Looting and Abductions
El Paso reports say bandits control parts of northern Mexico with depredations including theft of cattle hogs and goods. Americans are leaving under threat while some insurgent forces claim to respect property. several ranch managers are detained or freed, and stores show widespread emptying as violence grows.
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el Paso
Tex
Mexico
Merican
Chihuahua
Bablicona
J. O. Hayes
Casasrandes
Pranelwe F. Madero
Mar
House Runs Across Ice Spanning Lake Champlain
Residents watched a half mile long frame house slide on the frozen lake from Willsboro Point toward Vermont after workers pushed it to the ice. A sudden gale sent the house off course southeast toward the Vermont shore, cracking ice and injuring the path of other nearby structures and horse teams along the route across the lake.
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Westport
Mar
Lake Champlain
Willsboro Polnt
Peninsula
Burlet
Notory
Vermont
Lee
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Booker T
Booker T. Washington
Albert Ulrich
Washington In Hospital
Marshal Field Store
Forshis City
Carnegie Trust
Maniac
Roosevelt
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