Haitian Crisis Deepens as Executions Loom After Naval Arrival
The Haitian government blames the secretary for the panic among inhabitants while the German official says blame rests with Haiti. Indefatigable's guns sparked fear but may have helped delay the execution of Lieutenant Lar-Tamue, educated at St. Cyr. his wealthy Parisian father was Haitian Military Attache. Other conspirators faced trials and potential executions but ship arrival likely saved them. President Alexis showed bold resolve, summoning General Celestin and reinforcing the capital fort to resist a foreign demonstration.
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Alexis
Executions Planned in Haiti Conspiracy Crackdown
Paris dispatch reports Haiti to arrest all conspirators and execute those caught with arms. The Temps editorial notes Haiti’s century of revolution and bloodshed while foreign powers weigh humane actions. Debats cautions General Alexis against provoking foreign powers with harsh measures.
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Paris
Port Au Prince
Temps
Haiti
Journal Des Debats
Alexis
Haitien Legation Says Foreigners Safe in Haiti
Berlin March 17 The Haitian Legation in Berlin reports foreigners in Haiti are not in danger and that dispatches about Port au Prince exaggerate the risk. It notes large foreign colonies there live well with Haitians who have adopted French culture and that those executed were found guilty of high treason.
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Berlin
theHaitien Legation
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Haiti outbreak described as antiforeign, British note
A Port au Prince dispatch says the Haiti unrest is antiforeign in character. The British government has not issued instructions to Murray to cooperate with other powers but assumes he will act.
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London
Foreign Office
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Murray
Kennedy Defends Roosevelt in House on St Patrick Day
Congressman Kennedy of Ohio lauds President Roosevelt and denounces critics as calamity howl ers. He praises Taft and predicts Bryan’s nomination win for Nebraska. Illinois' Prince argues for the Fowler financial bill while Brundidge and Floyd urge action against trusts.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Kennedy
Ohio
St. Patrick’s
Wall Street
Taft
Bryan
Ollie James
Kentucky
Fowler
Prince
Illinois
Messrs. Brundidge
Arkansas
Congress
Floyd
Fake Marshal Sentenced After Rail Arrests
IMA March 17 Carl Hesser posed as a United States Marshal from Cleveland and caused the arrest of railway workers in Galion and Crestline. Judge Quail sentenced him to six years in the penitentiary for the arrests and subsequent robberies of his prisoners.
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IMA. O
Carl Hesser
United States
Cleveland
Galion
Crestline
Quailtoy
Hesser
Firekills Man in Cleveland Restaurant Shooting
In Cleveland on March 17 William Krueger 21 opened fire in a restaurant killing Edward Draudt 40 and severely wounding James Barr. He then attempted suicide by turning the revolver on himself on the sidewalk before returning and firing again.
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Cleveland
William Krueger
Edward Draudt
James Barr
Krueger
LaFollette Claims Conspiracy Behind Railroad Bond Elimination
Wisconsin senator Robert M La Follette accuses a powerful financial system of engineering periods of prosperity and panic to profit from agriculture and industry. He criticizes the Aldrich bill provision making railroad bonds security for emergency circulation and argues for ICC valuation of rail property to set fair rates.
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Aldrich
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court Opinions From Ohio Term
Special Dispatch reports the Ohio Supreme Court decisions issued March 17. It lists cases across counties including Harrison, Darke, Cuyahoga, Franklin, Gallia, Huron, and Stark with judgments affirmed reversed dismissed or motions allowed, naming trustees banks and corporations and noting procedural actions such as petitions to file in error and advances.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Supreme Court
Cadiz Township
Smith
A. Hines
Harrison County
German Township
Smith A. Hines
Ed McCue
Ed Ammon
Darke County
BH. C. Miley Et al
The
Boomer Coal and Coke Company
Hancock County
William Layne
Anchor Fire Insurance Company
Gallia County
J. A. Spitzig
Osborn Engineering Company
Cuyahoga County
St. Mark’s Lodge
A. M. No
Walter N. P. Darrow
Trustees
Franklin County
Joseph Wakelin
Sarah Morgan
Rathe Vanande
Frank F. Tagegert
Stark County
Marie Schneider
Columbus Central By. Co
Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
the Western Union Telegraph Co
Clark County
Union National Bank of Kansas
Superior Court of Cincinnati
Board of Commissioners of
John Haders
State of Ohio
Attorney General
Northern Ohio Building and Loan Co
Northern Ohio Building and Loan Company
City of
Cincinnati
Albert H. Chatfield
H. Boon
First National Bank of Springfield
First National Bank
H. L. Rockfield
David Lingler
Aaron Wesco
John H. Crooks
Commissioners
C. M. Ludman
Salem Co
Jubal Tetlow
Wm. Shidler
A. B. Plank
Circuit Court
Karl Ritchie
Circuit Court of
Frank J. Pfeffer
Kentucky House 5 Storm Center Money Is Appropriated
Kentucky reports a marathon legislative session as the House and Senate pass multiple appropriation measures. Bills funded include a $460000 capi tol completion, $100 for Marshall tomb removal, $10000 for Henry Clay monument, and tuberculosis sanatorium funding with Graves amendment changes.
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House
Senate
Thomas F. Marshall
Versailles
Frankfort
J.5. Jackson
Houge
Henry Clay
Crab Orchard Springs
John Marshall
Irish Patron Saint Banquet Highlights Patriotism And Pride
The Irish Saint Patrick banquet features speeches by President Gilligan and Rev. Levi Gilbert, praise for Irish history and unity, songs including The Wearing of the Green, and toast to the American flag. Attendees include James J. Molloy, A. J. Conroy, and Mayor Leopold Markbreit amid a sea of guests and clinking toasts.
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Corcoran
Michal Ryan
Ireland
Ryan
John M. Manley
James J. Malloy
John Brown
Down
Joseph P. Kealy
Leopold McBride
Leopold Markbreit
Leopold
Markbreit
McBride
William Clauss
Charles J. Christie
H. ¥. Cellarius
W. €. Culkins
Peter R. Costello
D. C. Coughlin
W. L. Comer
W. Clarence Cameron
Frank Cook
Charles FP. Cook
John Doyle
Joseph J. Dermody
Daniel Desmond
William C. Dudley
Johna A. Deasy
Jacob Dorse, Jr
Davenport
Harry Donnelly
John B. Dillon
Paul DeCourcy
A. R
Herman Lang
J. H. Lory
John P. Murphy
J. M. Manley
James R. Millikan
James J. Molloy
William Marmet
James J. Mullaney
M. B. Moch
A. F. Marsh
P. J. McHigh
James M. McJoynt
A. J. McDonald
Joseph D
Horace A. Reeve
H. J. Robben
J. A. Ingold
John J. Ryan
Joseph M. Rice
Ramsey
A. E. Rose
John J. Regan
M. J. Richmond
James
Richardson
Edward P. Ryan
John Becan Ryan
8. W. Smith, Jr
Frederick S. Spiegel
J. J. Sullivan
Robert J. Sullivan
Robert E. Sweeney
J. H. Warner
Fritz von Steinwehr
Cc. F. Williams
W. J. Williams
H. W. Wannenwetsch
J. Gano Wright
L. Cc. Widrig
Wess Wilson
St Patrick Day Celebrations Across Northside Churches
St Patrick's Day events featured Rev Matthew P O'Brien lecture on Irish character and a musicale of Irish tunes at St Patrick's Church Northside. Parish Club vaudeville and St Gabriel's athletic club staged plays and songs. Wolfe Tone Club hosted an all Irish ball with speeches by Burns McKenna Barry and others. A Shademore club banquet honored Patrick Day with toasts and musical numbers.
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St. Patrick’s Church
Northside
Matthew P. O’brien
O’brien
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
May Strebel
Louis H. Kaiser
Estelle B. Timm
Paul Hennegan
Kahn School of Oratory and Dramatic Art
Killarney
Tara
Hannah Shevlin
Order of Hibernians
Odeon
Margie Bland
Charles Fitzgerald
St.atrick
St. Patrick
Lfe
May Boland
Thomas P. Hart
Catholic Telegraph
Ireland
Robert McDonough
Joseph Donnellan
Erin
Columbia
James Donnellan
Emerald Isle
Richard Ryan
Central
Turner Hall
Wolfe Tone Club
Turner Halls
L. O. Burns
Hamilton
W. H. McKenna
Dayton
L. J. Barry
E. 8. Morrison
William Walker
Walter Matthws
William Schick
Dr. C. P. Gray
George Naltner
Lewis Naltner
Ed Naltner
James Malloy
Stray Bullet Kills Judge on Southern Railway Train
Judge C. W. Buchanan died in Augusta Georgia from a bullet wound suffered on a Southern Railway passenger coach. Authorities have no suspect and the shot is regarded as a possible stray bullet from a person practicing shooting.
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C. W. Buchanan
Southern Railway
St. Louis Brewery Strike Over Local Dispute
About 3,000 unionized workers in St. Louis breweries walked off the job today after a factional quarrel in Beer Divers Local No 43. Strikers left quietly with no violence. Ford A Allen from Kansas City arrives to mediate between brewers and unions to seek a settlement.
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ST. Louis
Ford A. Allen
Kansas City
State Board of Mediation and Arbitration
Laxative Brom Quinine Claims Quick Headache Cure
From October to May the ad says headaches are caused by cells and promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine as the remedy. It claims the product removes the cause and features a box label stating 25c price and W. Grove endorsement.
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W. Grove
Banquet Honors St Patrick at Grand Hotel
The Grattan Club members and Cincinnati area citizens honored St Patrick with a banquet in the Grand Hotel. Covers were laid for 150 guests in a hall decorated with National colors and Ireland green. Hugh Cavanaugh presided as toastmaster. The toast "St Patrick and the Irish People" drew a response from the Reverend.
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Blarney Castle
Gilligan
Nicholas
Corcoran
New York
Friendly Sons
Hugh Cavanaugh
Grattan Club
Ireland
Grand Hotel
A. J. Conroy
Cavanaugh
O’connell
St. Patrick
Cincinnati
Lumber Mill Fire in Hattiesburg Destroys Plant
Fire at the J. J. Newman Lumber Company saw mill in Hattiesburg Mississippi destroyed the plant and 5 million feet of lumber. Estimated loss about 200000 dollars. 800 workers left jobless after an engine dynamo ran wild. Ferdinand Peck of Scranton Pa serves as company president.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
J. J. Newman Lumber Company
Ferdinand Peck
Scranton
Five-Story Heffron Tanner Building Burns in Syracuse
A five story brick building at Water and Grape streets housing the Heffron Tanner Company maltorder business burned today. Total loss estimated at 75000 on contents and 25000 on the building.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Water and Grape Streets
Heffron Tanner Company
Albion High School Destroyed By Fire
Corry Pennsylvania reports Albion High School burned yesterday after 250 pupils were dismissed. The town lacks a fire department and a bucket brigade could do little. Loss estimated at $20,000 with partial insurance.
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Corry
Albion
Httle
Fire Drill Prevents Panic at East Side School
Six hundred kindergarten pupils of a Children's Aid Society school on Henry street in the East Side marched out in fire drill formation when a small fire was found. The young children, some aged four or five, exited calmly without panic.
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New York
Children's Aid Society
Henry Street
Three Men Crushed to Death in Indianapolis Beam Accident
In Indianapolis on March 17 three workers died when a heavy steel beam being raised for railroad track elevation fell after a chain broke. The victims were William B. Huff a constructing engineer from Cincinnati Richard Lawrence of Chicago and Fred Munson of Pekin Illinois. They worked for Kelley-Atkinson Construction Company of Chicago.
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Indianapolis
William B. Huff
West Tifth Street
Cincinnati
Richard Lawrence
Chicago
Fred Munson
Pekin
Ilinois
Kelley-Atkinson Construction Company
Grape Nuts Aid Recovery After Appendicitis
A letter from an Indiana man recalls severe appendicitis and two weeks of fasting before fruit and milk. He credits Grape-Nuts with restoring strength, weight from 130 to 160 pounds, and improved mental clarity, supported by regular exercise. The ad touts the product as gentle on sensitive stomachs and nourishing.
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Fostum Co
Battle “Mich
Priss
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