Peasant Uprising Expands Near Bucharest Amid Martial Law
Four thousand peasants from Telaotniu and Viushicu march on Bucharest as minor siege declared. Troops guard Jewish quarters, rioters shot in Alexandria and Galitz, panic spreads to Giurgeva and Rug Chuk. Widespread plundering targets synagogues and Christian property. two thousand possessions attacked yesterday. authorities report casualties.
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Buckarest
Avermis
Pearanta Yestercar
Gyn
Alexandria
Wallachia
Bucharest
Galitz
Moldavia
Et Giurgeva
Rust Chuk
President Orders Surrender of Capital in Costa Rica Era
Fragmented report from Masagua Nicaragua March 26 states President Boniila of Hodgins ordered the surrender of Tegucigalpa and the Honduran capital now possessed by enemy forces. Dispatches from Paris and Washington discuss Nicaragua and Mexico mediation efforts as Central America in upheaval. A separate incident in Spy Run shows a man attempted to cut his throat with a knife, was restrained, treated, and later hospitalized.
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Masagua
Nicarsevu
Boniila
Hodgins
Amapela
Cholstece
Nicara Bien
Amapela- Ihe
Wupbabiler
Tegucigalpa
Cepitol
Honduras
Honfuratati Perbquad
Ad. Krugier
Upen Hospital
Polies
Krngler
Uken
Chas
A. Pon
Woo
Mandar
Towtie Pion
Ninsell
Waloon
Tim
Louie Pint
Louis A. Contlivia
Mim
John. Kerler
John ‘Tarry
Olln
Longtime Paulding County Auditor Charlee Hake Dies at 72
Charlee E. Hake, former auditor of Paulding County Ohio for seventeen years, died at St Joseph's Hospital in Fort Wayne after a battle with gangrene and illness. He was 72. Survived by wife, three sons and three daughters. Remains sent to Oakwood for funeral services and interment. Hake served in the Civil War and helped establish an abstract records system in the county.
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Allen Geunty
Manhond
Allan County
Frad Bleker
Washington
Itquoe
Rie
Coruner
TF. Stulm
Elmer J. Voirel
Mrugter
Mape Hospital
Charlee E. Hake
Paulding County
Oakwood
St. Joseph's Espital
Port Wayne
Haxor
Tieath
Allen Ann
Fort Wayne
Hakes
Wanwelltorin
Nail Ds
Mr. Hakesa
Wifa
Xona
Thraa
Railway chiefs and unions meet in Chicago talks
General managers of western railroads and about 60 000 railway workers begin final talks on pay and a nine hour day. Both sides express optimism a strike will be averted, with a tentative offer of a 10 percent wage rise and rejection of a nine hour limit. Conference expected to last several days with decisive decisions by week end.
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Chicago
Western Railroads
Brotherhood
Au Fe
Twor
Effects of Storm Ravages Hit Frisco Businesses
San Francisco reports widespread disruption from a major storm. Alarm spreads across departments and industries as building work stalls, shipyard activity slows, feed prices rise steeply, and interior supplies dwindle. Only limited consignments from interior counties arrive, with shortages likely to persist days.
Customs receipts boosted for bank deposits in treasury plan
Washington moves to deposit all customs receipts with national banks widening the program under a 1907 act. Secretary orders immediate mailing of interest checks on 1907 and 1920 bonds and accelerates cashing of bonds to relieve the money market by about 16.9 million dollars with 15 million in New York depositories and 1 million moved to interest accrual.
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Washington
Morel
Secretary of the Treasury
Honda
United States
ARO
Banda
Bribery trial in Taal pauses as state rests case
Winchester March 24 state rests in the Taal bribery trial of David Hecht of Evansville. Witnesses testified Hecht’s reputation for honesty and fair dealing in Vanderburgh County, while Hecht admitted receiving letters from Porter but said he did not intend to bribe Porter to influence a pharmacy board action. The court adjourned after Hecht’s testimony with the defense still on the stand.
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Winchester
Davia Heaht
Evansvilla
Ferme
Porter
Deuselst
Parker Cty
Toulehe
T. Toforkhire
John Stevens
Jordon J. Winfrey
Givansville
Wecht
Evansville
George W
Courk
Vanderburgh County
Toseph Montano
David Ridving
Martinsville
Hecht
David Hecht
Repairs Restore Spy Run Line Power And Traffic
Repairs at Spy Run Avenue restored the railway power generator and city streetcar service by Thursday morning. Power was restored, the maintenance car returned, and the Daath and Auburn cars resumed regular runs, while freight congestion persisted at the Perry Street station.
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Spy Run
Yeater
Manhiss
Midi Honal
Rare Ware
Auburn
Perri Street
Powder Works Disaster Near Pull Junction
An explosion at a powder works near Pull Junction damaged eight acres of grind and shattered windows. Several workers were injured, including Hrary Coe and John Miller, whose hands were burned. The event caused notable property damage and several buildings burned.
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Clovalani
Final Hearings Scheduled for April 9 and 19 Amid Tension
Final hearings set for April 9 and 19 involve Benjamin F. Vale of Standen County and others including William Boodyman of Fort Wayne Benton Deneagan of Standon County and firms Fink & Tepsey and John J.B. of Bisektard conly. Livery stable owner Charles Wyatt and TG Talbert are consolidated into the case as Wyatt Talhost.
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Twize Anerson I
Eure
Axel
Benjamin F. Vale
Standen County
William Boodyman
Fort Wayne
Benton Deneagan
Standon County
Fink & Tepsey
John J.B. In
Bisektard Conly
Firingent
Charlas Wyatt Uur
TG. Talbert
As Aaharn
Hve
Ani Tha Atm
Wyatt & Talhost
Inquest Into Harry K Thaw Insanity Case Continues
New York reports that Justice Fitzgerald will appoint a commission to determine if Harry K Thaw is sane for trial. The panel will assess his mental state and decide on possible transfer to an asylum or continued confinement. Mrs. Thaw reacted emotionally as the proceedings unfolded.
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New York
Tustles Fitzgerald
Supreme Court
Waethen
Harry A. Tann
Atanforl White
Gommatestom
Plans for drilling of militia with the regulars
Washington March 20 Brigadier General Murray chief of artillery asks adjutant general to detatch district officers. Militia and state troops would coordinate for simulated naval attacks and fort defenses. Commanders must prepare a program of coast defenses and report through military channels.
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Washington
Murray
Lex
Artilery
Aris -Nye
Stace Giélta
Ithely
Cresses
Trig
War Department
Gata
Voast
aTtery
Les
Sung Himes
Will Present Operetta at Local School Stage
A student group will present the operetta The pips of Bt Pral’s Cathalin iarocnbal pebonl tall gipe in exton Ininmene ant peesed a fow-ant mer alta under the wife of The Adventures of Dio Kee Rhikms Hood. Reverend Mrull hosts the event at the school on April 1. A program of interest has been arranged and the young performers are expected to be well received.
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Bt. Pral
Meralta
Dio
Rhikms Hood
Homer
Mrull
Ruef Case Continued in San Branelaca Trial
The Ruef case proceedings continued in San Branelaca on March 28 as defendant Abrahans Ruet and associates faced extended delays. The court, presided by Assistant Bia, heard arguments from Attorney Haney and others, with no resolution reached after the session.
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San Branelaca
Enana
Asininah
Rioting over liquor war in Lebanon Kentucky
Inulavnte Kentucky March 24 A special dispatch reports a riot in Lebanon during a local election day amid strong agitation over saloons. A 2000 strong procession demanded abolition of saloons while warrants were issued for Ron Wathen president of the Kentucky Distillers Association and Col. Walter Carswell for bribery. they preferred jail and will face hearings Thursday. Lebanon is in Marion County one of the state’s largest distillery centers.
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Inulavnte
Lebwu
Alold
Ron. Wathen
Kantocky Distillers’ Association
Col
Walate Carswell
Bond
Watheo
Cardwell
Chiet
Vowell
Boll Elder
Lebanon
Mt Marton
Stata
BG Class Examination This Saturday
A public notice states BG class will face an examination on Saturday at Splitday for applicants seeking government service appointments. The event, overseen by Secretary W I Hema, will cover typing and related skills, with participants from Fort Wayne and northern Ohio.
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Rervica
Ravemment
Fort Swayne
Tudor Lo
Berrotary
W. I. Hema
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Hundorie
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Mexico
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Tra
Charle E. Hakes
Ohio
Hea Lukens
Columbia University
Whl Ap
Marsachusetts
Mr. Jerome
Stanford White
Thaw
San Francisw
Tenroing
Nave
Secretary of Treasury
Pharmacy Board
Fall Dunetion
Harry K. Thaw
Fitzgerald
White
Jerome
Annie Aud
Mee Toway
Pilaperald
Evelyn ‘Thaw
Briaan
Marga J. O' Belew
Systems Court
Peter B. Dinas
Sawyer
Leopold Putzel
Huchand
Jossica Fitzgerald
Oley
Sinai
District 1
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Musner
Comaniacion
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Thgerald
Ruef
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