Elevated Railway Coach Overturned Trapping Eighty Aboard
A passenger coach overturned on the elevated railway. Judith Strom of Austin was pinned on the tracks but survived. forty others were seriously injured. In Washington, Cortelyou became postmaster general, and new federal appointees Treat, Anderson were named for treasury and New York revenue posts.
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Judith Strom
Austin
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Wone
Washington
Cortelyou
Treat
United States
Charles W. Anderson
New York City
Senate
Request Denied for State Funeral in Palestine
Mrs. John M. Regan refused the legislature’s request to permit the state to conduct the funeral and have the body lie in state at Astin. Masons will conduct the funeral.
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Palestine
Texas
John M. Regan
Astin
Battle Is Lost Rumor Circulating in St Petersburg
In well informed circles a report says Kuropatkin’s Russian center broke and Japanese forces captured heavy siege guns. If true, the battle would be lost amid rumors of a severe setback.
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St. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Strikes Hit Interborough Transit as 5000 Join Walkout
New York reports a 5000 worker strike against Interborough Rapid Transit paralyzing subways and elevated lines from Manhattan to the West Side. Violence erupted at 11th Street station as strikers clashed with guards while police intervened and many businesses suffered from staff shortages.
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Mar
Interborough
L1th Street
Frank
St. Peterburg
Russia
Pan Allias
Koropatkin
Sda
Mussina
Karapackta
Ruled Lines and Broad Allegations in Carding Bank Heist
A jumble of reports from Cincinnati Cleveland and San Francisco recount alleged bank thefts and a series of criminal and political notes. The Cincinnati claim centers on a 55.00 shortage amid claims of a large robbery. other items describe a poisoning case in San Francisco and a national rail death of politician Timothy Sullivan in Missoula. Local receivers and company liabilities are noted in Minneapolis and the Northwest.
Limitation Is Increased By Governor Folk
Jefferson City March 7 Governor Folk signed a bill boosting the limitation for bribery prosecutions from three to five years. The article also notes speeches by Representative Calderhead of Kansas, plans for good roads, civil service expansion, and various state measures affecting boards and institutions.
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Jefferson City
Mar
Folk
Calderhead
Kansas
Philadelphia Bankers’ Association
Barber Board
Five Stock Sanitary Board
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Estat Pape
Lawmakers clash as veto stalls two Dill metre bills
The report notes that Cervera Hogh vetoed two Dill metre measures while the House tied at about zero votes and the Senate blocked action. The fragmented text mentions dates and a disputed production plan amid legislative gridlock.
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Lena
Senate
Japanese drive Russians from key eastern front position
After intense fighting, Japanese forces ousted Russians from a crucial left center position on the eastern front. Japanese were pressing hard to consolidate gains and Russians were ordered to retake the area at any cost amid heavy clashes.
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Keunsakammpul
Mar
Battle renews at break of day near Mukden
Reports from Mukden in Manchuria describe renewed fighting at dawn with heavy artillery. The bombardment intensified as forces engaged along lines around the city.
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Mukden
Manchuria
Mar
Russians Preparing to Leave Mukden and More
A Japanese report from Tokio dated March 7 says Russian forces plan to abandon Mukden and Pushan and retreat to Ve pp. In Manchuria Russian counterattacks continued with Japanese forces gaining ground near Liuptai four miles south of Manchutan. The commission investigating St Petersburg labor discontent has been dissolved by decree. Cortelyou to retire as Republican chairman. Harry S. Pew succeeds as acting chairman of the committee.
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Sing King
Manchutan
Liuaptai
Machuntan
St. Petersburg
Washington
Mar
Cortelyou
Republican Committee
Harry S Pewoc
Indianapolis
Work of the Session in Kansas Passes Tax and Reform Bills
Kans city paper notes the 1915 session near end with tax and economy gains. It highlights reduced costs, proposed state deposits, a three member board of control for charity institutions, and expanded railroad oversight. The report claims overall thrift, new investigations, and kept pledges except some tax and primary action pending. It cites a cost under $70 000 for the current session and $26000 for state refinery plans and 241 000 for state refinery land. mentions governor examination and rates adjustments.
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All Refinery
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Board of Charities
Board of Rairoad Commissioners
City Council Requests Douglas County Gas & Oil to Honor Promises
At the March meeting the Lawrence council discussed street work and franchise issues. Debate centered on the Douglas County Gas & Oil Co. and its 1904 franchise to lay pipes for natural gas, with attention to promised expenditures and current nonpayment of a $10,000 bore project.
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Agricultural Market and Futures Report Highlights
A fragmentary agricultural market page lists cattle and hog prices, hog futures, and grain quotes. It notes receipts in Chicago and price levels for wheat, corn, oats, rye, hay, butter, eggs, and pork products with forward months and cash figures.
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Chicago
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