Baschang Case Set for Trial Monday in Local Court
Indictments seen to be issued by Judge Gorman's grand jury amid rumors of wide charges against public officials. Baschang faces trial at 10 am after demurrer is overruled and a change of venue motion is denied. Subpoenas issued for Millcreek witnesses as probe into saloon contracts and bookkeeper fraud continues.
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Gorman
Millcreek
Baschang
Dow
Ereupon
Thorndyke
Ne . Con
Coleman Avery
Julius Beiser
Buchanan Perin
Cincinnati
Spring Grove Avenue
R. C. Phillips
Carthage
Millcreek Township
Tom Bagley
E. Howard
Frank S. Peter
College, Hill
John W. Hall
Norwood
Bernard Sickking
Charles Darrah
Pleasant Ridge
William Dolle
Hotel
Rand
Phil Gomley
Landing Cafe
Morris Wolfson
Harvey Avenue
Chester Park
Phillips
Charles Krause
White Oak Coal Company
Super Hood
Union Trust Building
Gormen
Durr
Hayden
Charles B. Wilby
Katherine Elkins in Louisiana swamp exploits
Special Dispatch reports Katherine Elkins aboard the Annie Russell with the Leiter houseboat party. She killed a fifteen foot alligator and bagged over 500 ducks in the Atchafalaya bayous while touring Iberia parish and the Evangeline country. The party includes Blaine Elkins James MacKay John Diamond Jr and others. They head to Vicksburg to disband.
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Commercial Tribune
New Iberia
Katherine Elkins
Duke of the
Abruzzi
Annie Russell
Joseph Leiter
Chicago
Atchafalaya
Miss Elkins
Avery Island
Iberia
United States Civil Service
John Mcelhenny
Elkins
Lester Party
Blaine Elkins
Katherine
James MacKay
John Diamond, Jr
C. H. Hyams
New Orleans
Bayou Teche
Evangeline Country
Trial of 36 Camorro Band Members Opens in Naples
Proceedings began today in Naples with 36 Camorra defendants led by Enrico Alfano as jury selection faced threats of pretexts to avoid service. The government seeks to purge the organization, linking it to the Petrosino case and a string of murders and robberies.
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Camorro Band
Viterho
Camorro
Enrico Alfano
Erricone
Gennaro Cuccolo
Maria Cutinelli Cuoccolo
Sorrentina
Italy
Gradi
Supreme Tribunal of Inquisition
Petrosino
Palermo
Police Department
Benrico Alfano
Camorra
New York City
Europe
Havre
Cuoccolos
Panic Checks as Fire Strikes Munro Hotel Room 120
A fire in Room 120 at the Munro hotel caused panic among guests on the third floor. Frank Bowman, 27, was overcome by smoke and hospitalized. two strangers fled the scene as firefighters brought the blaze under control.
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Munro Hotel
James Redmund
Salvage Corps
Frank Bowman
Dandridge Street
City Hospital
Hh Schrall
James Klein
West Street
James Breahaney
Sieado
Bunker
China and Russia Threaten to Cut Negotiations
St Peters burg March 11 The Russo Chinese talks darken again as China’s second reply rejects Russia’s demand for stricter adherence to the 1881 treaty. Beijing voices an unsatisfactory stance on consular and commercial privileges in Tibet and Mongolia.
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ST. Petersburg
China
Mongolia
Leaders visit heightens strike seriousness on Queen & Crescent
W S Carter and other Peoria officials visited in Stating moral and financial backing for the strike. Queen & Crescent officials report minimal traffic delays while indicating many firemen are available to fill striking positions and possible mediation talks were requested.
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City
W.S. Carter
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
H. L. Dickson
A. H. Phillips
Order
Peoria
Ill
Queen & Crescent Railroad
Grand Hotel
Carter
National Brotherhood
H. O. Teat
The
Brotherhood
Teat
Fkewell
Queen & Crescent
Powell
Judge Knapp
Board of Mediation
the Brotherhood
Con
Diaz to Rush Troops to Northern Border
Mexico City reports President Diaz will invoke a constitutional provision to suspend certain personal guarantees for six months to fight brigandage and revitalize order during the Madero revolt. Those caught in highway robbery or tampering with rail lines may be summarily shot. eight day trial follows if not clearly proven. The measure aims to deter property crimes and protect railway operations amid unrest.
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Mexico City
Francisco I. Madero
Permanent Commission of Congress
Miguel Macedo
Department of the Interior
Permanent Commission
Congress
Heatata
Onder
Mr. Macedo
President Diaz
Diaz
Limantour warns against misread invasion threat from US
In New York Senor Jose Yves Limantour denounces a rumor that American financial interests aim to force Diaz from power. He says no plan to substitute a private foreign ruler exists, defends Diaz, and warns that intervention means invasion and war while reflecting on limits of civil procedure under possible martial conditions. He notes suspicions of US money aiding the insurrection and declines to condemn the patrol of US warships off the Mexican coast.
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New York
Diaz
Jose Yves Limantour
Central Park
Mexico
Senoree Four
Nnt Ae
United States
Mexican
Thirty Men Trapped by Mine Landslide Near Virginia
In Duluth Minn March 11 a great slide at the Norman mine near Virginia trapped thirty men at 6 pm. The 125 foot deep pit was half full by the avalanche. Four survivors remain injured, three likely fatally crushed. Three bodies were recovered by rescue parties at 9 pm.
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Duluth
Minn
Norman Mine
Virginia
Ohio National Guard May Go to Texas Soon
The Ohio National Guard, along with Pennsylvania and New York units, is reported to be held in readiness for instant mobilization. Ohio could provide eight regiments totaling 8,872 men. The First Ohio Regimental unit faces leadership gaps as Col. candidate A B B Stephens must pass boards in Columbus.
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Ohio National Guard
Texas
National Guards
Washington
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
William B. Rogers
Fort Sheridan
Illinois
Cincinnati
Rogers
A. B. B. Stephens
Columbus
William M. Sullivan
Kyen An Ee Mies
Manchester
Floro
Estee
Ie Brecht
Nel
William M. Ivan
C P. G,aker
Middletown
Charles Becht
Frank Ward
R. L. Adolph A. Gruber
Walter W. William .C. Mayer
Bert Chimley
Homer B. Glatcy
Batavia
Martial law in Mexico shifts Mexican war plans
Washington reports declaration of martial law in the republic of Mexico as Diaz forces redeploy toward the northern states. U S mobilization in Texas advances with about 20 000 troops planned and transports Kilpatrick McClellan Sumner sailing to Galveston to reinforce coast artillery. Francisco Madero assures protection for foreigners and their property with notes to foreign governments. agents in El Paso and San Antonio relay documents due next Tuesday.
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Washington
Republic of Mexico
War Department
Diaz
Mexico
United States
Mexico City
Carter
Rio Grande
Department of Texas
Texas
Coast Artillery
Engineers
Signal Corps
Fort Monroe
Kilpatrick
McClellan
Sumner
Galveston
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Francisco Madero
Juan Sanchez Azcona
Ele Paso
Tex
Revolutionary Party
San Antonio
Revolutionary Movement
Wall Street
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Abbatomaggio
Maria Stendardo
Seach van
Miami
Alfano
Witt
Blaze
Munro
Russia
General Diaz
Limantour
Dulles
Maderos
Dispatch
Louisville Herald
Republic
Madero
Weybrecht
California
Washington Post
Thdiana
Kentucky
National Guard
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