Prisoners Hauled in Dead Wagon to Qoaire’s Court
A dead wagon carries prisoners toward Qoaire’s court. The journey passes Gibson House, a barber shop, and Getzok’s Place, figures tied to the route.
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Qoaire
Gibson House
League Park
Heitzmann
F. W Scholl
Joseph Davis
John Fassenger
Peter Fowler
Zadak Davis
George Spaeth
Escated
Norwood Court
Charles Bb. Arnold
Standard Theater
I. .Newton ‘Prager
I. Trager Company
West Eighth Street
B. Lanz
Robert Lynn
Chicago
Louis Kronenberger
New York City
O. P. Crocker
Gamewell
Levi Lemonek
Simon Lemonek
Heinigzmann
Rowan
Getzok
Niemes
Heintzmann
Esplanade
Shave Emporium
Lynching Narrowly Averted in Marietta Jail Scene
Marietta O March 3 A crowd surrounded the city jail after Walter W Savage a Syracuse artist and Andy Caruthers were jailed as six young girls aged 12 to 14 lay unconscious in their room investigators found alcohol and possible drugs The sheriff and deputies guard the prisoners as police work to avert a lynching
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Walter W. Savage
Syracuse, N. Y
Andy Caruthers
Savage
Dime Saving Society
Caruthers
Break Into Freight Cars Ruins Tobacco In Kentucky
In Otter Pond, Kentucky, a band broke into two sealed freight cars bound for Hopkinsville and ruined sixteen hogsheads of tobacco. The loss may fall on the railroad or consignors as disputes arise over liability. Judge Gordon is to address recent night rider damage patterns at the upcoming Circuit Court session.
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Kentucky
Commercial Tribune
Princeton
Otter Pond
American Snuff Company
Hopkinsville
George Martin
Growers’ Association
Gordon
Trigg County
Renewed Disturbances At Portsmouth Strike
Renewed disturbances erupted in Portsmouth as strike breakers and armed constables arrived. A Portsmouth servant Alice Osborne was chased by a mob after riding with the strike breakers, narrowly avoiding harm with police help. Deputies sworn in and additional guards from Cincinnati and Cleveland were deployed as talks continue between company, strikers, and the Board of Trade.
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Commercial Tribune
Portsmouth
Alice Osborne
New Boston
Gillen
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Board of Trade
Kentucky jurists seek militia protection for Hargis trial
Judge William Carnes and attorney Will A. Young call for State militia to escort them to Jackson for the murder trial of James Hargis over Dr. B. D. Cox. Both fear anti Hargis forces and possible shootings as the proceedings resume after a two month halt amid feuding violence.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
William Carnes
Williamstown
Will A. Young
Morehead
Jackson
James Hargis
B. D. Cox
Carnes
Beckham
J. L. Riddle
Young
Hargis
Cockrill
Jerry Cardwell
John G. Hargis
Tom Cockrill
Ben Hargis
Spain Sees Possible Royal Twin Birth
Paris dispatch reports Madrid circles abuzz over indications the Queen may bear twins. If both survive, succession and royal rule could hinge on disputed older born rules, with debates over whether the elder is first born or last.
Diphtheria Quarantine Grips White House as Archie Roosevelt Ill
Arch ie Roosevelt, son of President Roosevelt, is sick with diphtheria and the White House is placed under strict quarantine. The president remains calm and continues official duties while Archie is treated in the southeast room.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Archie Roosevelt
White House
Archie
Loeb
Marthena Harrison
Harrison
Spooner Resigns U S Senate Term Ending May First 1907
Washington March 3 Senator Spooner has written Governor Davidson of Wisconsin resigning from the Senate to take effect May 1 1907. He cites private duty and a long service sixteen years as reasons and plans to resume law practice. The move surprises many in Congress and VP Fairbanks was notified in confidence.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Spooner
Davidson
Wisconsin
United States
Senate
Fairbanks
Washington, D. C
James O. Davidson
Madison
Wis
Policing Sweep Seizes Arms at Polytechnic Institute
A 1500 strong police detachment surrounded the Polytechnic Institute in St Petersburg at 7 AM and conducted a 7 hour search of student quarters. Authorities seized twelve internal machines, hand grenades, rifles, 200 pounds of pyroxylin and 400 pounds of dynamite amid arrests including two Patel members from Ufa. Proclamations and revolutionary party papers were found for army circulation.
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Prince Gagarin
Revolutionary Party
Patel
Ufa
Congress Ends Filibuster Round As Ship Subsidy Dies
The Senate faced total adjournment at noon after a lengthy filibuster by Democratic Senators led by Carmack against a House-passed ship subsidy bill. The session stretched past midnight with speeches aimed at killing the measure and references to dictionaries, subventions, and policy battles. Congress plans to reconvene December 2.
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Senate
Carmack
Dubois
Overman
Newlands
Tana
Gallinger
Webster
New Hampshire
Mr. Carmack
Treasury
Ohio Senators block 32 postmasters to press Adams nomination
Washington March 3 Senators Foraker and Dick use a stall tactic to force President Roosevelt to send the nomination of Judge John J. Adams of Zanesville as Federal District Judge before adjournment. Roosevelt signed the Ohio Judgeship bill but has not submitted any nominee. a recess appointment may follow. Foraker plans to press Adams only, risking no salary if the appointee is not confirmed.
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White House
State, War and Navy
Archie
Washington, D. C
Commercial Tribune
MuNspy
Foraker and
Ohio
Roosevelt
John J. Adams
Zanesville
Senate
Foraker
Adams
Capitol
American Weds Princess in Cannes Church Ceremony
Jerome B. Landfield, UC history professor, and Princess Liuba Lobanoff Rostovsky were married at a Russian church in Cannes on March 2 in a gathering of Russians and Americans.
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Cannes
France
Jerome B. Landfield
University of California
Liuba Lobanoff Rostovsky
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Joseph Getzok
West Fifth. Street
Williams
John Rowan
Barbers’ Union
Harry D. Armstrong
Norwood
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Squire Armstrong
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Heitigmann
Niemes* Cafe
Marietta
Marietta, O
Spain
the Commercial Tribune
Paris
the Eclair
Madrid
Eclair
Theria
Uusal
John C. Spooner
Will
St. Petersburg
the Polytechnic Institute
Polytechnic Institute
Killin
Ing
Congress
Friends of the Bill
House
Mr. Spooner
Carter
Mr. Carter
Tennessee
Oraker
Buckeye
Bill
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