Explosion at Waverley theater kills engineer and shatters city
A massive blast at the Waverley theater district wrecked the building and injured many. The explosion toppled walls, sent debris into nearby shops, and buried victims under wreckage. Rescue workers and ambulances ferried the wounded to hospitals as investigators seek the cause amid conflicting reports of a boiler and gas on the premises.
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Chivago
Marcel
el Doretaus
Doreyns Talbadee
Minnie Garand Meera
Voluin
Amers Fea
Fieing
Madison
Daundley
Reiter
Lei
Moslon
Gemavnous Mart
Buildinag
Wesel
Hany
Waverley Theater
Manila
Sumet
Peter Dean
Tates
Wry Ales
Hollerby
Dean
Ibs Wits
Willian
Livi Olsen
Dolly
Elemens A
Rec Wall
George Bdom
Baller Roan
George Phiet
Dorris
Melork
J. K. Young
Dormuse
Supreme Court Delays Decision Announcement Today
Washington report states the supreme court did not announce its decision today on the ongoing case. No further details were given as justices adjourned, leaving the final ruling deferred to a later session.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Justices Hear Porto Rican Cases with Minor Opinions
The Porto Rican cases today yielded three opinions, each of minor importance, suggesting the Justices are largely reverting their time to the Insular decision.
Guns for Ninth Infantry in China Reported
Reports state Companies A and B of the Ninth United States Infantry are assigned to remain in China under Major Robertson. Calls grow for two field guns and artillerymen to support siege operations. Germans report 20 Chinese killed and four magazines captured near Paotingfu. American line has ceased and is being prepared for shipment to Manila. Liu Hung Ching’s condition remains serious but stable due to age. physicians hopeful he will recover.
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Pekin
Mareh
Ninth
United States Infantry
Permain
China
Robertson
Legation
Tts
Pao Ting Fu
Manila
Liu Hung Ching
Ling
British answer on Hay-Patna government treaty stance reached
Washington March 11 The long awaited American reply to Britain's Hay-Patton treaty amendments was presented to Secretary Hay by Lord Paunceforty. The British note states they do not see a way to accept the Senate amendments, citing reasons and offering no immediate opening for further overtures. Hay presented the note to President as the administration weighs next steps on a possible waterway across the Isthmus.
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Wa Hington
Eton
Hay-Patno
Poan
Dt Hoon
Ile
Hin
Peader
Hay
Lend Lansavwne
Lel Pauny Tote
Lord Pauncefore
United States
Delat
Lnath
Tritteh
Ryeich
White House
Severe Sleet Storm Knocks Out Midwest Telegraphs
Wires are down across Chicago and the northwest as a severe sleet storm, the worst in memory, cuts communication with St. Paul and Wisconsin. Telegraph firms report total inability to deliver messages and news services, with railroads nearly paralyzed though some trains run. Chicago & Northwestern and Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul lines suffer major damage.
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Chicago
Grard
St. Paul
Telgraph
Wisconsin
Town
Minnesota
Chiscago & Northwestern
Wisconsio
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Russia Pressure Over Manchurian Convention Sparks Global Warning
London dispatch reports Russia warned China it would withdraw the Manchurian convention if not signed soon, threatening harsher terms. Li Hung Chang pleads for U S Britain Germany and Japan to intervene as tensions rise between Yangtao Viceroys and Li Hung Chang. Indianapolis updates say General Harrison rests more easily at 2 15 pm.
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the Times
Shanghai
Russia
China
Li Hung Chang
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Japan
Yangtao
California Plague Rumor Is Not Epidemic Says Officials
Government and state officials in San Francisco and Washington report no bubonic plague case in California. A federal committee found all examined cases non contagious, Chinatown death rate at a ten year low, and Treasury and Surgeon General officials deny any epidemic or need for alarm.
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San Meaneteco
Treasury
Civ
Francisco Ape
Surgeon General
San Francisco
California
Chinatown
Treasury Department
Surgeon General's Department
Spaulding
Washington
Alan
Still Fear Royalists in Rio Janeiro Dispatch Says
A Rio Janeiro Herald dispatch notes unofficial denial of a monarchist plot amid guard measures. The cruiser Almirante Barroso was sent to Santos to relieve Tamayo as authorities worry about officer sympathy. A government decree proclaims the plague extinct and quarantine is lifted.
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New York
Herald
Rio Janeiro
Almirante Barroso
Santos
Ostensinlg
Tamayo
Local Gun Officer Takes Own Life Amid Health Crisis
The commander of the G. A. M. shot himself with a shotgun at his post today. Reports say he faced amputation of his right leg due to a six month blood pollution condition, after doctors advised the operation.
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Hiedubhle
NO LYNCHING AT CARTHAGE REPORTED
A Canton Mississippi report stated no lynching occurred at Carthage Minnesota. The Geta tieg was awaiting jury verdict this evening. Ohio report notes last night’s storm caused damage with downed power lines and property loss across the region.
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Memphie
Tenn
Canton
Mise
Carthage
Mins
Butte Local Registration Begins for City Election
Registration for the city election starts tomorrow morning and continues for ten days through March 22 with offices in Ward 1 and Ward 3 to 7 open at North Arisonr Street and in the auditorium basement. Hours are 9 am to 1 pm, 2 pm to 6 pm, and 7 to 9 am. Corrections or out-of-city registrations occur March 30. Voter totals are expected to reach about 10,000, with nine hours daily across districts to speed the process.
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Arisonr
Wanda
Buggy Ride Marks Escape for Jail Inmate
Joseph Shafer, a mullate man who shot and killed John Hawkins about three and a half years ago, took a buggy ride yesterday. It was his first time outside the county jail since the fatal shot. He rode with Sheriff Furey to the Nine Mile house and across the flat.
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Joseph Shafer
John Hawkins
Nine Mile House
Furey
Falk verdict against Ditto for $890 in trial
Judge Harney spent most of today hearing the suit by Kien Falk against W J Ditto and finished at about 3 o clock. The jury awarded Falk $890, about the full claim.
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Harney
Kien Falk
W. J. Ditto
Falk
Missoula to See New Northern Pacific Buildings
Missoula reports plans for a three story sandstone passenger depot and related facilities at Higgins Avenue near the main tracks. The project includes a large employee club on the main floor and shifts to track alignments. total local property improvement to reach about $10,000 with a national depot at Wallace Idaho authorized.
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Missoula
Pacifie
1Rom
Inter
Tly Vision
Geneal oMces
St. Paul
Higgina Avenue
N Pacife
Fargo
N. D
Wallace
Idaho
Bonita
Offic Company
Missoula Briefs Touch Local Business and Sport Events
MISSOULA BRIEFS. T. S. Letterman left for New York Monday to transact mining business. Burr Fisher of the Fisher Bros in Bozeman is in the city on firm business. Ei Bryant was arrested at the depot for carrying concealed weapons. Tom Violette of Clinton returned from a Flathead visit. F T Darbee received a box of trout from Victor including a two pounder. Charles Nixon left for Minneapolis to work as traveling salesman. Curran and McLaughlin visited families from Western Lumber Co on the Coeur d'Alene branch. The Missoula Rod and Gun club opened the South Missoula shooting grounds with a season-opening contest. N. & Little of the M M Co hardware dept returned from a Butter Root Valley business trip. L. W. Humphreyvill and family, new arrivals from Chicago, plan to invest in local fruit lands. Missoula fishermen began the fishing season with several catches. Arthur Peat of Bonner, recently in Los Angeles, says the trip was pleasant and his health improved. The Northern Pacific railway Co filed an eighty acre land selection near Grantsdale on March 9.
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Victor
Charles Nixon
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Tron Store Co
Local Briefs Report Ex-Sheriff Reynolds Ill At Centerville Home
Famuel J Reynolds former sheriff of Silver Bow County is reported seriously ill at his Centerville residence. Dennis McCarthy aged 60 dies at his Center Street home. funeral set for tomorrow at 2. Welch, Larry Dobet, Miner editor, departs for Florida for several weeks. Mrs Dobett had left about ten days ago.
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Famuel J. Reynolds
Silver Bow County
Centerville
Dennis McCarthy
East Center Street
Center Ville
Welch
Larry Dobet
the Miner
Guard extended at Frogmore mausoleum in Victoria’s tomb
London fears desecration as New York reports a possible attempt to profane Queen Victoria’s mausoleum at Frogmore. King orders soldiers to assist police. a guardhouse and permanent security are being constructed near the tomb.
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New York
London
Journal and Advertiser
Frogmore
Queen Victoria
Gruesome Find Ends Career of Noted Diver Edward Conrad
New Orleans March 11 Edward Conrad a famed southern diver died today. He recently inspected the Maine wreck and recovered from under the cable used in destroying the ship.
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New Orleans
Edward Conrad
South
Maine
Wheat at Liverpool shipments report for last week
New York data show wheat arrivals to Liverpool totaling 83,100 quarters from Atlantic ports 65 100 from Atlantic and Pacific 3 000 and from other sources 15 000, indicating mixed regional imports last week.
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New York
Liverpool
Atlantic
Pacific
Crowe Will Surrender If Callahan Acquitted
Omaha Nebraska March 11 James Callahan accused of being one of the Cudahy kidnappers said if acquitted on his alibi Pat Crowe who claims he is innocent will surrender
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Omaha
Neb
James Callahan
Pat Crowe
Despo: Louie Granda Former Water Rates Assessor
Louis Mo March 11 Louie Granda former assessor and collector for water rates and at one time depart-
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Louis
Louie Granda
PERSONALS Lively midweek departures and moves noted
Mrs. Al Moran left this afternoon for Crawford Nebraska. D. and E. H. Morris left for Los Angeles California last night. Miss Stella Lowe took the train for Tuluth Minnesota last night. Mrs. George W. Pierce of 115 North Main street has returned from Hol Idaho after a three weeks visit among friends and relatives. Frank Walker long time Miner press man left yesterday for the Bitter Root valley where he has purchased a ranch and will reside in the future.
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al Moran
Rawford
Neb
Fh. D
E. H. Morris
Los Angeles
Cal
Stella Lowe
Tiluth
Minn
George W. Pierce
North Main Street
Hol
Idaho
Frank Walker
Miner
Hitter Root Valley
Mushroom gardens formed by ants in fungal culture
Prof Wheeler describes a new ant commensal genus and its "mushroom gardens." Ants cut leaves, transport them to underground cellars, pulp them, and invite a sterile fungal mycelium to invade. Forty minute swellings feed the colony, likened to German kohlrabi.
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Wheeler
Moller
Nature
American Apple Trade With France Seen Topping Demand
A London Chronicle note predicts France will follow England in importing American apples. It asserts the United States will not lose annual apple volume, with yields reaching two hundred ten million barrels in a season and imports into Europe potentially satisfying demand, while six to ten million barrels are stored in U.S. cold storage each winter.
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France
England
Europe
United States
London Chronicle
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