Detention of Norwegian Sailors Sparks Diplomatic Talks
Norwegian sailors detained by Jaroy City Police as witnesses amid an explosion case may trigger indemnity talks. Franklin W. Fort represented Norway. the detained seamen were released by the U S district court. Norway plans to raise the matter through its Washington ambassador and the State Department.
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Remedy Promises Cure for Erxems and Skin Ailments
An advertisement touts ZEMO as a simple external remedy for skin worms and conditions such as acne and dandruff. It claims one application or bottle suffices, with Downy Drug Store as the local agency and references widespread use in over two thousand towns in America. The copy stresses ease, safety, and age applicability from infants to adults.
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Yeading Drug Klat
Explosion Destroys DuPont Plant Crumbs Reach Chicago
March 10 Chileno reports a DuPont Powder plant near Pleasant Prairie exploded last night. Shock rattled Chicago Loop as glass fell from Heston Store and other buildings. Town of Pleasant Prairie wiped off the map with many feared dead. exact toll unknown. Communications cut. panic spread to nearby Mor Vicker’s and LaFOR.
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Dupont Powdar Company
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Glailey
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Heston
Mor Vicker's
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Elyia
Walker Divorce Case In Newport Witness Testimony
In Newport, R. I., Amareh 10 at J. H. Crapo’s Roxbury district bouling house, Crapo testified for Nina Chink Walker in her divorce suit against James W. G. Walker, U. S. N. He said Milas Mabel Corcoran stayed at Crapo’s home and conversed with him about the case, with Corcoran later being questioned by Mrs. Walker’s attorney.
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William JH. Crapo
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Hoxton
Wwlitioner
Nina Chink Walker
James W. G. Walker
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Police quell riot at Philadelphia home for the blind
A riot broke out at the Philadelphia Working Home for the Blind as about 135 inmates armed with broom handles clashed. Police reserves were called and two broom makers fought, others joined, leaving many with battered noses.
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Prisoner seeks pardon for sweetheart in Virginia
George Abraham Johnson, released from the state prison yesterday, walked to the governor's office to request clemency for Laura Taylor who is serving 01 year for murder. He plans immediate marriage, and Governor Mannix is considering the request.
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George Abraham Johnson
Laura Taylor
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Manuel and Friends Launch Strong Movement for Return
A group of supporters bands together to back Manuel in a bid to reclaim the throne. The movement forms amid growing calls for leadership change as organizers rally volunteers and outline a plan to press for Manuel's restoration.
Movement to restore Manuel in Portugal gains pace
London reports a strong movement among Manuel supporters to restore King Emmanuel. The Pall Mall Gazette notes peaceful aims but readiness to act if timed right after Portugal’s election next month. Secret activity centers in Paris and London with adherents pledging support at recent meetings.
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Grouthe daughter awarded large estate share in court
Syracuse reports the appellate division affirmed Dorothea McVicker's claim to 1.5 million of Daniel Edgar Crouse's estate, tied to a Lincoln Trust settlement. The case arose from a 1892 will leaving 5 million to Captain Edgar Crouse, with cousins contesting fraud. A second item notes a price advance in wire and wire products starting Monday.
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Mobilization of U S Army on Mexican Border Stuns Nation
Washington reports reveal why federal troops were rushed to Texas and Lower California to deter insurrectionist moves in Mexico, safeguard American and foreign property, and prevent contraband war materiel crossing the Rio Grande.Authorities say maneuvers will expose Congress to hardline rhetoric as the army massed along the border to deter unrest and protect lives and property.
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Rebel force near Chihuahua prompts fortifications
Worreon March 10. Reports say Pascual Orozco's rebel column of about 600 men is detouring west to join a larger force advancing toward Chihuahua within days. authorities brace for a concerted attack while troops reinforce defenses and efforts to send food to Shinvabia continue. Rail service may stay open with federal detachments repairing destroyed bridges. American Smelting and Refining Co plants at Chihuahua and Volardena risk closure due to ore shortages. Many larger mines in Chihuahua and Durango region shut or tied up by transport disruptions.
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Pascual Oroxco
Chihuahua
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Tropa
American Smelting and Refining Company
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Volardena
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Duringo
Battle near Casis Grandes as insurgents crush American force
In a fierce clash led by Samuel Cuellar against Diaz loyalists, insurgents routed American units at Casis Grandes. About 36 Americans captured, four killed, 200+ dead or wounded total. Losses include 2 Mexican horses and 12 wagons. Prisoners reportedly mistreated as insurrectionists gain control.
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Maedoto
Tedera
Rumor Wilson May Not Return to Mexico Mission
Washington reports a strong rumor that Ambassador Wilson will not return to Mexico. The Mexican press accuses him of failing his duties while Curtis Guild, former Massachusetts governor and head of the American diplomatic mission to Mexico during the centennial celebration, is discussed as a possible successor.
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Washington
Americans Capture Rebels in Hand to Hand Fight Near El Paso
Reports say American forces refused to run and fought hand to hand until ammunition ran low. Exhausted troops from Van and Muret engaged in a brutal clash as federal forces suffered heavy losses. The battle, described from a March front near Cady Grandes, 229 miles from Kerro, continued along a rebel route toward Poarcou with insurrection pressures mounting.
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Attorney’s Death By Gas At Vanderbilt Hotel
John Mackay former assistant prosecuting attorney of Hacksack New Jersey killed himself in the Vanderbilt hotel at Lexington Avenue and 42d Street by gas. A stenographer found the suicide note addressed to his wife Grace and brother Willan stating he had lost his nerve and asking Willan to take care of his wife. He mentioned insurance and asked prayers for his soul and forgiveness.
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John Mackay
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Vanderbilt Hotel
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Grace
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Wedding Thief Unnoticed During Aurora Ceremony
In Aurora near Montgomery, Rev. A L Taylor of the Methodist church officiated a marriage for Claremont Filan and Miss Morance Yate. A thief searched the church gallery during the service but was not confronted until after the vows. the culprit fled before arrest.
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