Outlaw Leader Captured as Militia Forces Hold Camp
Dispatch reports Crazy Jake, famed leader of a band, captured after a gunfight and jailed in Muskogee. Militia presence at Camp Hickory curbs expected fighting, amid Seminole tension near Holdenville over the arrest of Fink Coker for Baum and Odom killings. Reports of Seminoles joining Crazy Snake’s band circulate but unconfirmed.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Crazy Jake
Out
Muskogee
Camp Hickory
Holdenville
Fink Coker
Marshal Baum
Odom
Crazy Snake
Satory
Crazy Snake's Grievance Statement to Senate Committee
Crazy Snake the Creek leader in Oklahoma whose remarks to a Senate committee visiting Indian Territory in 1906 defend his people’s treaty promises from Columbus era. He recalls removal from Alabama, asserts he served as a Union soldier, and declares his people will remain and live on this land as before.
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Crazy Snake
Washington
Oklahoma
Senate
Indian Territory
Columbus
Alabama
No Federal Intervention in Indian Troubles
Secretary Ballinger says no reason for federal intervention in Indian troubles and that state authorities can handle the affair without government interference.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Ballinger
Queensborough Bridge Opens for Pedestrians and Vehicles
New York reports the Queensborough bridge linking New York and Long Island City opened informally for pedestrians and cars on a Tuesday. Mayor McClellan crossed the 7749 foot cantilever span as crowds gathered at both ends awaiting a formal ceremony slated for June 12.
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New York
Queensborough
Long Island City
McClellan
Manhattan
Will Continue Work at Mahanoy District Mines
Announcement ends doubt of a lockout on April 1. Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron company collieries in the Mahanoy district will continue operations after April 1 until further notice. Mill Creek Coal Company and Dobson Coal Company adopt the same policy.
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Mahanoy District
Mahanoy City
Philadelphia
Reading Coal and Iron Company
Mill Creek Coall Company
Dobson Coal Company
Russian refugee Pouren freed after espionage tied case
New York March 31 Jan Janoff Pouren a Russian refugee is discharged from custody by Commissioner Hitchcock who found he was guilty only of revolutionary acts and not criminal arson attempted murder or burglary.
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Pouren
New York
Jan Janoff Pouren
Hitchcock
Servia Rights Upheld as Powers Propose Settlement
Belgrade reports the European powers and Austria Hungary reached a formula for tensions with Servia. Servia declares rights not violated by Bosnia and Herzegovina annexation and agrees to peaceful relations, demobilization, and no irregular troops. George and Alexander name changes announced. George becomes crown prince and Alexander renamed George. Lieutenant rank given to George and education urged in Europe.
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Belgrade
Europe
Austria-Hungary
Servia
Foreign Office
Vienna
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Berlin
Austria- Hungary
Austria
National Assembly
Peter
George
Alexander
Ex-President Roosevelt Attacker's High Seas Flight
A Rome dispatch reports Giuseppe Tosti, once connected to Roosevelt’s assailant on the Hamburg, emigrated with his son to New York. The son was deported as dangerous. Tosti sought White House relief, was refused, and he boarded Hamburg by chance. On seeing Roosevelt he allegedly frenzyed, and Naples officials will place him on trial on arrival.
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Paris
Rome
Giuseppe Tosti
Roosevelt
Hamburg
Italy
New York
Tosti
White House
Two American Entries Highlight Monaco Motor Boat Expo
The Monaco exposition opens with motor boat displays ahead of races from April 4 to 11. American contenders Dixie II, last year's international champion owned by Edward J. Schroeder of New York, and Standard owned by Price McKinney of Cleveland, draw notable attention among international entrants.
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Nice
France
Monaco
Edward J. Schroeder
New York
Standard
Price McKinney
Cleveland
Killed Girl He Loved
Terre Haute Indiana March 31 Charged with the murder of Rose Tritt at Sanford Indiana thirty two years ago Sylvester Burnham is to be arrested in Texas Requisition papers have been obtained from Governor Marshall at Indianapolis Burnham is said to be a wealthy ranch owner The man who is said to have murdered Rose Tritt was a laborer on her father's farm and was madly in love with the girl She and her family declined to receive him as a suitor and he murdered the girl The suspected laborer disappeared He joined the navy and afterward established himself in Texas
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Terre Haute
Ind
Rose Tritt
Sanford
Sylvester Burnham
Texas
Marshall
Indianapolis
Burnham
Ross Tritt
Navy
Negro students have no redress
Lansing March 31 Two negro students dismissed from Grand Rapids Veterinary college after white students object were denied a writ of mandamus by the supreme court to compel the college to admit them. The court ruled a private corporation cannot be mandamused to fulfill contractual obligations with an individual. The court added that apparent hardship is not a good reason to depart from the rule.
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Lansing, Mich
Grand Rapids Veterinary College
Clubwomen Meet in San Antonio for Federation Council
Leaders of the General Federation of Women's Clubs gather in San Antonio for a two day council. The meeting brings together directors, state federation presidents, and secretaries to discuss the tenth biennial program in Cincinnati in May 1910, along with reports and committee recommendations.
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San Antonio
Tex
United States
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
General Federation
Cincinnati
Eliot Offered Ambassadorship to Britain
President Taft, speaking at a Harvard dinner in Washington, inferred that Charles W. Eliot had been tendered the post of ambassador to Great Britain. Senator Root had earlier indicated Eliot as the choice, and Taft endorsed that suggestion.
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Washington
Taft
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Biot
Great Britain
Senator Root
New York
Eliot
Root
St Augustine Plans Three Day Jubilee Marking Founding
The 1565 founded city of St Augustine in Florida begins a three day celebration marking its founding and the landing of Ponce de Leon in 1513. Festivities include arrivals by caravel with Spanish dignitaries, Indian welcome, and ceremonies on the fort entrance.
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St. Augustine
Fla
United States
Ponce de Leon
Fountain of Youth
Old Fort
Menendez
Spain
France
England
Coast Artillery
Florida
Kentucky Military Institute
Lay Missionaries Meet in Toronto at Canadian Congress
In Toronto on March 31 American lay members join the interdenominational Canadian national missionary congress. Participants include Silas McBee editor of The Churchman D F Wilbur US consul general at Halifax L H Severance Robert E Speer J Lovell Murray and J Campbell White. Sir Andrew Frazer to give principal address Earl Grey honorary president. NA YMCA quartet to feature in musical program.
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Toronto
Canadian National Missionary Congress
Silas McBee
The
Churchman
D. F. Wilbur
United States
Haliifax
L. H. Severance
Cleveland
Robert E. Speer
J. Lovell Murray
J. Campbell White
Sir Andrew Frazer
Bengal
India
Earl Grey
Canada
Congress
National Young Men's Christian Association
Local News Briefs From South Sudbury and Nearby Towns
Town notices report residents visiting or returning from trips, jurors drawn for the superior court, and local deaths. Insanity detention and a funeral are noted for South Framingham. A town meeting approves town hall repairs and records stabilization with calm proceedings.
Littleton Social Notes And Local Updates
Miss Elizabeth Smith takes a week's vacation at her Harwood avenue home. Miss Charlotte Sanderson of Ayer visited Olive Thacher over the weekend. The King's Daughters sale is set for Saturday afternoon in the Baptist vestry on April 1. Schools reopened March 29 after a two week vacation with good attendance. Mrs. EB Brenan and two daughters of Danvers visit A. W. Sawyer. Leander Fisher and family returned from Canada. Thomas Ryan Taylor Jr has been ill at home with gangrene in the right foot and is slowly improving.
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Charlotte Sanderson
Ayer
Olive Thacher
King’s Daughters
EB. H. Brenan
Danvers
Brennan
A. W. Sawyer
Leander Fisher
Mr. Fisher
Canada
Thomas Ryan, Taylor Jr
Town Meeting elects officers and approves budget
The annual town meeting on March 29 elected officials including Selectmen Frank A Patch W Hi icomb and F Hartwell School committee Dr J W Godfrey Assessors Osman Needham N B Conant E P Sheehan Collector and treasurer C A Kimball Highway surveyor C A Hartwell Tree warden A L Hopkins Cemetery commissioner J P Thacher and Health board member J N Murray A town expense appropriation of 17560 was approved A site for a new high school was not yet decided and a rebuild was voted on
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C. A. Kimball
Frank A. Patch
W. Hiicomb
F. ©. Hartwell
J. ‘W. Godfrey
Osman Needham
N. B
C. A. Hartwell
A. L. Hopkins
J. P. ‘Thacher
Board of ‘Health
J. N. Murray
Concord Junction News Mixes Notices and Local Entertainment
Concord Junction reports plans for a memorial event with Mrs. John P. Allen at a rest device on Central Street, while Lucius R Hodgeman moves to Brattleboro Vermont and leads a chair factory. Willow Rebekah lodge hosts an Asso hall program featuring Marion Wilson, the Judkins quartet, and William Baxter with Kings Cole orchestra.
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John P. Allen
Central
Lucius R.hodgeman
Concord Junction
Brattleboro
Hodgeman
Association Hall
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Marion ‘Wilson
Judkins Quartet
William Baxter
Maynard
Miss Wilson
Judkins
Mr. Baxter
Kings &Cole
Judge Dunn Sentences Midwife for Illicit Practice
Gardner reports Judge Dunn of the first district court sentencing Mrs. Hannah Porn a midwife to three months in the house of correction after a guilty verdict for practicing medicine without a license. Hilda Tomitti, Porn’s niece, was fined $15 for a similar offense. Both defendants appealed.
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Gardner
Dunn
First District Court
Hannah Porn
House of Correction
Iss
Hilda Tomitti
Local Notes From Lincoln And Around Town
Mrs May Osborne of Melrose visits her uncle M MacRae for a few days. Mrs Haines sister of Mrs Bimily Bush is slowly recovering from rheumatism. Lassie Laird attends automobile driving school in Aston and will run one of J J Storrow s touring cars. The Rutherford club plans an invitation party in Bemishall Friday evening April with about 200 invitations mailed and a large attendance expected.
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Mra
Philips Bradley
May Osborne
Melrose
M. MacRae
Mra. Haines
Bimily Bush
Lassie Laird
Automobile Driving School
Aston
Rutherford ‘Elish
Bemishall
Marlboro notes on locals and visiting kin in town
Marlboro residents are mentioned with relatives visiting in Springfield Worcester Webster and Lowell. students at Philips Exeter and Exeter Academy return home. Several moves, employment changes, and business openings are noted along with church and social group activities.
Prominent New Englander Feels Chill of Administration Change
NATICK L A Coolidge assistant secretary of the treasury is the first prominent New Englander to feel changes in the national administration. He yields to Charles B Norton of Chicago a personal friend of Secretary McVeigh. UPTON The senior class of the Upton high school left Friday for Washington for a trip earned by their work. WINCHENDON A summons is served on Edwin Wells Granville Parker and Joseph Hill for doing business under a name other than the firm name and failing to file papers with the town clerk. A large real estate deal closes this week as Sterling Town Farm is sold by former owner J Frank Lawin to the Atlantic Union Association of Seventh Day Adventists for use as an Old Folks home. The farm sits on a fine Sterling location with a 26 room three story house, barn, 115 acres, and timber. The Adventists take possession April 1. purchase price undisclosed but Lawin is well compensated. Chas M Gleason of Fitchburg named manager. Mrs Gleason will supervise the house. Clinton Item notes the Adventists occupy April 1. Rev Wilson Waters of All Saints church Chelmsford spoke at Holy Trinity church Lent services on mercy and cheerfulness.
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Universalist Ladies
Pythian Hall
BE. J. Dufresne
Malone Hutchins
Wm. Jones
Griffin
Louis Farley
G. R. Hall & Co
Martin St
Farley
Ladies Missionary Guild of the
Holy Trinity Church
Edward A.cutter
Manning St
George S. Pine
Pontifical Zouaves
St. Mary’s Church
R. Roy
L.o.cloutier
O. Maurice
H. St. Germain
Alexander Thivierge
St. Anthony’s School Hall
E. Collins
Paris St
Lowell
Haverhill
Provost
Mr Provost
Natick
Louis A. Coolidge
the Treasury
New
Sterling Town
J. Frank Lawin
Leominster
Atlantic Union Association of
Seventh Day Adventists
Sterling
Lawin
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Son
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Texas City
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Interdenominational Congress
Segmee Work
South
Sudbury
Wiward R. Cutler
Newton
Isadore C. Rogers
Woof Chamberlain
South Pramingham
Bisa
Barre
Emily F. Willis
B.C. Bradshaw
Forest
C. Whiting
Louise
Northfield Seminary
Edward C. Butterfield
Howard M. Goodnow
Superior Court
Warren Hunt
Peterboro
N.H
Worcester
Gustave Peterson
Nobscot
Fred Ham
King
South Framingham
Baldwin
Westboro
John Goodnow
Dr. Daniels
Grace Church
Mr. Goodnow
Martin Goodnow
E. N. Eaton
East Sudbury
Wadsworth Cemetery
Littleton
Elizabeth Smith
Harwood Ave
the Town Meeting
Vicinity News
Spencer
Marlboro
Dana Ducharme
Ernest Duhamel
Duhamel
Rutland
Legislative Committee On Charitable Institutions
Rutland Sanitarium
Qoldbrook House
Worcester Insane Asylum
Grafton Colony
Warren Hotel
Hopkinton
John Reeves
Knowles
Lincoln
Joseph Keeley
Closgow
Bertha Silver
Walter Daley
Philips Exeter School
Joseph Daoust
Howest
Louis Desauliniers
Curtie
John Wheeler
Deerfield
Laurie Aldoes
D. B Aldoes
Lynn
Charles Favreau
Mary Rosann
Webster
Eruzebe Audelin
Henry
Woonsocket
R. 1
Knights of Columbus
Alice M. Garvan
Dorchester
Ellen MicCarthy
Florence St
Charles H. Brown
Medford
Charles F. McCarthy
Rep. C.F. McCarthy
John Prussia
Yokohama
Japan
F. W. Leary
Hotel Beaudreau
Salt Lake City
John, Rochefort
Frank Rock
Favreau
Whitman
Upton
Upton High School
Wilson Waters
All Saints Church
Chelmsford
G. H. Hopkins
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Concord
James Devane, W. Acton
Matthew
Steinarat
Grant St
Chas.s&s
Hunt So
Mass
P. McColgan
Spence Ave
Chelsea
Maia
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
William J. Bulger
Automobile
Cambrdge
Spelor
Nape
Maynard Bloch Maynard
IN. Eare
Ini
Élass
Annie
Payson
Dr. S. Re Garland
Baying
Batore
Dennis
Sheehan
Mayadas
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