Britain Rejects Hay Pauncefote Treaty Amendments
Washington march 11 the British government returns a dignified but complete rejection of the senate amendments to the Hay Pauncefote treaty leaving the United States to take further action if expedient. Lord Pauncefote read the note to secretary hay and the British note carries no opening for a further counter proposal. The issue centers on whether the canal is to be constructed with American or joint control and the British government sharply drops the matter for now.
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Washington
Tao Tong
White Department
Anly Senate
Senate
United States
Alryndy
Hay
Lord Pauneufote
Stevetary Hay
Lord Lauedowne
Lord
Raunestate
Secretary May
Ronson
Wong
Hey
Guard Established at Erogmore After Queen's Death
A London cablegram reports authorities set a strong military post at Erogmore near the royal vault to guard the body of the late queen. Police insistence continues as a guardhouse is built nearby to ensure security.
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New York
Ace
Amaueoleuis
Gun Attack on Bank Vault Shocks Argouin Kansas
Bandits vault in Argouin, Kansas, blew a bank wall open with nitro and seized cash totaling 2,690 dollars plus 4,000 in registered government bonds. A Rio on gold vault of 38,000 was left untouched as burglars pried tools from a Santa Fe section house. Authorities describe the private bank break in as a careful heist with the vault door breached by blasting.
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Argouin
Kan Moreis
Springer
Hives Son
Rio
Belek
Prisoner Dies After Nine Hours of Containment
Nine hours of confinement inside a Bulkom prison cell led to the death of James Dan, a convict described as guilty, in an incident reported from San Francisco on March 11.
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San Francisco
Su Wit Ingleet
Tames Daan
Bulkom
Thurstoy Dip. Dent
Prisoner Dies After Harsh Punishment in Trial Report
A prisoner, 30, died after being restrained in a central jacket and punished for prison rule infractions. The coroner's jury ruled death an accident by asphyxia due to confinement and punishment, with evidence showing the inmate did not escape the exhausted condition.
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Tuvelay
Wien
Densime
Inquvet
Depr
Berlin notes delay in unveiling war memorials due to emperor injury
The Reichsmament announces cautious care for the emperor’s health and postpones the unveiling of three sculptural groups and the monument to the Emperor Frederick Wilhelm at Potsdam until further notice.
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Berlin
Reichsamziger
Offici
Uday
Emperor Withna
Fort Wayne Syndicate Eyes Alaska Oil Claims
Representative of a Fort Wayne syndicate plans to locate rich oil claims in Alaska near Katalla during a Fort Wayne business trip. About 200 Fort Wayne gentlemen are reportedly interested as Dowsey visits, seeking extensive development in a region already home to productive wells.
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Aupost Doweer
Fort Wayne
Manta
Bowsny
Fark Wayne Gauttation
Mire
Ventiyaryn
Era Langgely
Alnakan Petroleum Company
Anta
Meeting Called Over Western Electric Lima to Fort Wayne Route
Delphos residents were told a meeting would be called to consider the proposed Western Electric railroad right of way from Lima through St Marys toward Fort Wayne. W F Numan and Mayor Bliss discussed citizen input and the 30 foot strip needed to ensure an uninterrupted Elida to Midpoint line extending toward Van Wert. The project, already in operation on several lines, seeks to advance a Lima St Marys Fort Wayne corridor amid reports of mergers and local industrial activity.
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Lima
Onio
Wayne
Western Electric
Tima Throgh St. Marys
Fort Wayne
W. F. Numan
Numan
Delphos
Jiliss
Elida
van Wert
Pennsylvania
Western Electric Company
Primary bill conflict delays adjournment as conferees meet
The Indiana legislature faced a delayed conferee agreement on the primary bill with Lieutenant Governor Gilbert and Speaker Aviman added to talks. The house killed the bill to separate the women’s prison from the industrial school, signaling possible adjournment without a primary law.
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Butlin
Indianapolis
March
Cleo
Bis
Joas
Nome
Enalor Joss
House
Minturn
Bpenttley Arknay
Gilbert
Sprakar Aviman
Senate
Governor to sign house bill 126 affects Miller Oil fund
The Sentinel reports the governor will sign House Bill 126 concerning the fertile minder Lome Oil and a $40,000 appropriation. Newspaper publishers push back after the medical bill changes advertising rules, awaiting the governor's decision and urging a veto of the bill.
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the Sentinel
Minder Lome
Blil GW. Lourttt
Wind Storm Hampers Chicago Telegraph Service
Chicago suffered severe wind damage with property losses estimated around 75 000 dollars. Glass windows shattered, poles toppled, and telephone and telegraph lines were knocked out, crippling long distance service to Milwaukee and Minneapolis for hours.
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Chicago
Sanson
Flint
Amoulee
Milwaukee
Minneapolia
Storms Ravage Southwest and Midwest After Severe Winds
Storms sweep from Texas to Arkansas and Missouri as powerful winds topple trees and damage homes. Two killed and many injured as chaos spreads from Plow Prairie to Texarkana, with hazards reported in St Louis, Chicago, and nearby towns.
Minister Gouger Jeff Leaves Pekin Amid Farewells
March 11 report from Pekin notes United States Minister Gouger Jeff departing in haste. Foreign ministers bid him and his family goodbye at the railway station as a large crowd gathered to see them off, amid tense terms from Crina and pressure at the Manchuria convention.
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Pekk
United States
Gouger
Jeff Hig
Rockhill Not Minister as Pekin Envoy to United States
Washington reports a cabinet note stating that Rockhill is not named minister. Conger remains United States minister at Pekin with Marvel heading American legation in his absence. The message hints at a shift of duties due to rising tensions and uprisings in China and the need to coordinate with the Chinese government.
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Washington
Conye
Bai Princiep
Conger
Marvel
Jenya
Armerica
Rockhill
Conger Ag United
Pekin
Init
Property listing near Tartuk city cited as private
A fragment notes private property described as near Tartuk city and reportedly detached from the legation, belonging to a prince. The terse line gives no dates or names beyond Tartuk and a prince.
Williams Regrets Berlin Message From Bavaria Leader
Emperor William II sends a formal message marking the Bavarian leader’s upcoming eighty sixth birthday. The note expresses deep regret at the sovereign’s absence due to a grave event and honors the loyalty of Bavarians, praising the leader for his steadfast service to Germany and the alliance with William the Bold.
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France
Leit- Bold
Régant
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Wilian
Wiepetohut
Germany
William the Brent
Luitpold
Mrs Nation Not Convicted After Long Session
District jury in Wichita clears Mrs Nation on charges after a lengthy session. The court record shows the jury failed to convict following presentation of evidence and final arguments. The case ends with discharge on May 14 in Wichita, Iowa.
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Wichita
Mygeh
Min
Cnevie Matton
Northern Wisconsin Storm Paralyzes Travel and Fisheries
A fierce blizzard swept northern Wisconsin with wind and snow, halting trains for hours and severing telegraph service. Hundreds of men at sea and on the fishing grounds face isolation as the storm damages communications and endangers crews along Given Bay.
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Marsh
Wisconsin
Yeas
Griomnen
Given Bay
Atorm Bern
Ruvata Haa Notified Chinht Guless For Manchurian Pact
A May London dispatch quotes Alywid Crow Ginnghay Museh claiming Ruvata notified China that the Manchurian convention is signed and will be withdrawn, with Li Hung Chang declaring powerless to urge intervention on behalf of the United States Britain Germany and Japan amid tensions between Yung Tye viceroys and Zi Rung Chang.
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Mayen
Alywid Crow Ginnghay
Upoi Tenate Ordine Authority
Ruvata Haa
Aha
Rugain
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Japan
Chhiu
Yung Tye
Smasher's Mail Editor Attacks Nation Crusade Editorials
Fragmented late nineteenth century clipping references Mrs Nation and Wick Abel for Smasher's Mail publisher, with attacks on legislative laws and jail rules. Mentions Go Singal mail staff and Nick Giles as publisher, plus criticisms of anonymous notices and rhetoric about unity and virtue. The piece reflects press battles of reform era and editor rights.
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Kas
March Daial
Mrn Gan Lol
Nation Aye
Malutdtory
Nick Giles
Go Singalore Mall
McFarland
Sheldon
Mr. Idndeay
Milwaukee Telegraph System Paralyzed by Sleet Storm
Milwaukee reports no communication by telegraph or telephone since yesterday as a severe sleet storm wrecked wires and toppled hundreds of poles. Rail traffic collapsed with service pennings slowed. 600 to 700 poles were down between Milwaukee and Chicago as linemen work through the damage, likely taking two to three days to restore.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Chinago
Telegraph Companion
Chicago
Campaign A and H Infantry to remain in King
Prem Pekin March 1 Campanign A and H of the Ninth United States infantry have been noticed to remain in King. Major Robernson is expected to commend. American defense urges at least two field guns and artillerymen to fortify left. Germans report near Paow Ting-Fit twenty-two Chinese killed and four magazine guns captured. American field telegraph line prepared for Manila. Li Hou Chang in fragile health. Army discusses quarters for troops remaining Siv Palin. British aim to keep Temple of Heaven and Agriculture lands.
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United States Infantry
King
Robernson
Paow
Manila
Li Hou Chang
Bainie
Temple of Agricultura
Heaven
Agricultiya
Avarterwinster
SIX MORE ENLISTED AT FORT WAYNE RECRUITING OFFICE
Six additional recruits have joined at the Fort Wayne recruiting post. Listed are Adium EB and Ojine from Antwerp Ohio, Ene ret C Kowtman Chaney 5 Young and Clyde E Kanitiman from Antwerp, Odin T Binke from Fort Wayne, and Andew R Syferl from Dawking station. They likely head to Indianapotts tomorrow. Military maps of the Philippine territory and China have been supplied to the focal yoscuithee story. Mrs. Toh Santon of Fort Wayne is recovering after an operation for a tunnoy fire arm injury and will return home soon.
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Chaney 5
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Antwerp
Ohio
Odin T. Binke
Fort Wayne
Andew R. Syferl
Dawking Station
Indianapotts
Philippine
China
Finishing the Work Tndanapolis March 11
Governor Durkin is overwhelmed by a flood of bills as he works to complete the agenda. In the House this afternoon Good wine's bill was advanced, proposing a separate Inurtrin school for girls from woman’s prison. Royal Chemical Co moved to 20% Calhoun Street, producing Royal Washing Compound and boosting local commerce. Brown & Puroeil, proprietors, operate a store near Storm farm on Bicksysilo road, about three miles east of the city.
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Royal Chemical Company
Mavi Ve
Lewis Street
Calhoun Street
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Tariff changes discussed by Salisbury at Associated Chambers meet
London March 12 Lord Salisbury addressed the annual meeting of the Associated Chambers of Commerce of the United Kingdom urging readiness to promote British trade amid tariff changes. He noted moves in Germany Austria and Britain and discussed the US Russia tariff war and its impact on sugar beet exports and global commerce.
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Austria
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America
Batng
Aodlocn
Walton
Roof Pulted Off In Alley Accident
A white horse belonging to City Trucking crashed into a delivery wagon in an alley this morning. The horse was killed after getting its foot caught between equipment and the wagon wheel. Witnesses saw no one near the scene. Officer Belandrott reported the incident, estimating the loss at about $125.
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Nist
Bran
Ant
Smoot and East Clubbed to Vanish After Stay
A man identified as Wolm Gouway from Richmond Lud checked into a city hotel on Sunday evening in Caikannetreet. He left for the depot with his grip and vanished shortly after. The guest room trunk was rummaged, and locals suspect he evaded capture as police pursue him.
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Caikannetreet
Wolm Gouway
Richmond
Falle death notice of Rinlph S Traps in Los Angeles
Rinlph S Traps aged forty five, long owner of the South Head Tribune, died in Los Angeles, California after many years as proprietor.
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Sura Bend
Ind
Rinlph S
South Head Tribune
Angeles
Cal
Miners Meet Sets 140000-Strong Legion For UMWA Action
In Miners Manssroz Pa March 12 delegates representing about 140000 mine workers attended a United Mine Workers of America session. President Mitchell called the convention to order in the opera house with 500 delegates present and committees on credentials and organization were appointed before a recess. When asked to make a statement Mitchell refused, saying the objections were too serious for words.
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Husleton
Mitshei
Sonrandoy
United Mine Worker
Imine Work. Org
Attandancr
Mindy W
Metchell Waa
Lady Carzon Sets Sail for England From Calcutta
A fragment reports Lady Carzon and the wits of Tard Outzon at Keddreston planning to sail for Europe aboard Euge Tend Mire 85, with unclear details and missing dates or outcomes.
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Calcutta
Lady Carzon
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Tard Outzon
Keddreston
Torin
Ysouay
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