World at Large Washington Note
Ma Rowma Mexico minister says navy orders a second test for the Hennington gunboat after a shortfall in power. President appoints Carter land office commissioner. Havana tobacco tariff issues strain US Italy talks. Fontan and Brown marriage in Washington. Mafia lynching dispute with Italy grows sharper. Prisoner Crumpton in Choctaw case faces death. US public debt climbs in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ma Rowma
Secretary of the Navy
Hennington
Thomas U. Carter
Melena
Mont
Land Office
View Groff
America
Mime Gancn
Wretes Fontan
Puller
Archibald Lapham Brown
Chicago
Italy
New Orleans
Prisrmcer
Marinos
Crumpton
Munter
Tarpu
Prxion
Rioters Attack Moorewood Plant in Mine War Toll
A mass clash at Moorewood and Mount Pixasasi pits rioters, deputies, and workers in a deadly strike violence. Seven killed and fifteen wounded as three groups batter gates and store. the Frick firm blames mobs, authorities pledge action, and miners threaten action at Moorewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Pixasasi
Standard Works
Moorewood
Lauer
Vaal Dohannis
Standart Works
Jentine Zeide
Donnelly
James Brochles
Mole
Tarrs
Jacob Shucoskey
Pole
Poland
John Fudar
Standard
Antonio Rist
Crosezo Hinero
Taree
Dean Corps
Andro
I. S. Frick
Pittsburgh
Moore Woot
Lynch
Frick Company
Ramsey
Ag Cemorlen
Mlrven
Non
Greensburg
Morewood
H.C. Frick
Bulgarian Government Offers Reward and Pension in Murder Case
The Bulgarian government offers a reward of £1000 for the capture of the murderer of M. Baltehet the Minister of Finance. The government also pensions Baltehet’s widow. Austria will use force to prevent Russian occupancy of Bulgaria and the question is whether Germany will aid if Austrian dominions are not invaded by Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bam Gnavense
Teres
Earl
Greytown
M. Baltcheff
Bulgaria
Grimsby
Stanhope
England
Bertin
Vandalia
Hawkwert
China
Blair
Chine
Vossische Zeitung
United States
Park and Lavon
Germany
Irik
Lloyd Steamship Co
Chanbone American Packet Co
M. Baltehett
Nicely Brothers Hanged After Proclaiming Innocence
In Somenear Pennsylvania on April 2 the Nicely Brothers were hanged this afternoon after their conviction for the murder of Herman Umberger, a wealthy farmer. They protested their innocence to the end, having twice broken jail prior to execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maly Woon Ry
Lidders
Nathan ‘Tellman
Richard Comtyer
William Girdwood
Seventh Cavalry
Arimie Pace
Boston
Nicely Brothers
Umberger
Atenii Kenase
Department of Public Works of Philadelphia
Thomas © Tasisg
Haring Hiros, & Co
Alabama
Montgomery
India
Manipur
Chili
Halimaceda
Laven
The
Salvation
Baron Hirsch
Santiago del Estero
Dows
Cunard Steamship Company
Clyde
Somenear
Herman Umberger
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Nown
Vineyard Haven
Mass
Howard Cheamy
Tomi Prison
New York
Augusta
Charler A. JotNsos
Bradfield
Bobwie Hoorn
Pedru
Hayth
San Domingo
Tate
Tate United States
Ninn
Galena
Grayhead
Miss
Union Brickwakers
Philadelhia
Lawrence Barrett
Tak
New York Board
le Grippe
Tare
W. A. Hoveland
Thirteenth and
Pike Streets
Herman
John Burns
Meakin, Fitzpatrick and Koch
Rue West
Tur
Stromberg
Minnesota Farmers’ Alliance
Fairland
Ind
Baker
Halsey Etres
St Louis
Idaho
Minsell
J. A. Lewean
Indiana
Huston
Jollet
Lansing
Wis
AL Kean
Kean
Milwaukee
Jaane Hanlas
Mount Pleasant
Tix
Indianapolis
Es-Conamkasias
J. B. Gawnin
Grinnell
Iowa
Hamny A. Gann
Garfield
Jet
John Hintee
Cleveland
Scena
Risentiville
Alm
Elrod
Madson
Dascage
Dakinsley City
Birmingham
Alu
Arkansas
Falk & Sons, Merchants
New York House
Sietres
Christen Tannister
Little Rock
Arie
Erb
Shelton
Iney Jack
Steirr Grove
Lonoke County
Ark
Core Strikers
Moorewood Works
Lenox
L’art de la Mode
A. C. Wurmser & CO
Kansas City, MO
Gata
Tutt
Price
Park Place
W. Y
Phila
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