Revolutionists arraigned in Russia in courtroom
In St Petersburg on March 10 Nicholas V. Tschaikovsky and Mme Breshkovskaya faced arraignment on criminal activity charges within a revolutionary organization. Tschaikovsky pleaded not guilty while Breshkovskaya admitted being a social revolutionary.
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St. Petersburg
Nicholas V. Tschaikovsky
Mme. Breshkovskaya
Tschaikovsky
Tachaikovsky
Feodoroff
Secret Police
Boston seeks ban on Whittier poem Barbara Frietchie
Mrs. B A Keane of Roxbury petitions the Boston school committee to remove John Greenleaf Whittier’s poem Barbara Frietchie from public schools. She argues the verse unfairly portrays the South and urges preservation of a "noble and pure hearted" image, stating her aim for her children’s education.
Convict Morse Linked to 1907 Panic, Says Friend
Atlanta March 10 The friend of Charles W Morse claims financiers in New York could be exposed if Morse talks about the 1907 panic connections. Morse’s companion Reid says Morse is silent but others would support him if he spoke. Morse’s tenyearold daughter believes he is away on a lengthy trip and unaware of the arrest.
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Atlanta
Charles ‘W Morse
New York
Wg Bald
Reid
Morse
Federal Priscon
Americans’ Bogota Legation Stoned by Mob in Riots
A mob attacked the American legation in Bogota following a clash between a street railway manager and a police officer. Rioting disrupted traffic, damaged rolling stock, and the legation building, but all diplomats were reported safe as authorities restored order. Northcotte and Hibben led the mission, with Northcotte arriving last August from West Virginia.
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Ogota
Columbia
Themerican Legation
United States Legation
Legation
Americc Malliott
Northcotte
West Virginia
District Court of the
Fire on a Warship Delays German Battleship Trial
The battleship Posen, recently completed and soon to be added to the navy, suffered damage during trials. Weather and fire on the ship caused the first trial trip planned for Saturday to be postponed for several weeks while repairs are completed. The incident comes amid broader German naval preparations with dreadnoughts in progress.
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Prussia
Posen
Rayester Gay
Hich
Postal Bill Passed in House on March 10
Washington March 10 The postal bill carrying appropriations totaling about 1,000,000 for the current year was passed by the House. The measure allocates funds for postal services and related operations.
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Washington
House
GHOX MARRIAGE SHOWN BY RECORDS
The marriage of C Knox Jr son of a state official to Miss May Violence was recorded with filing of an official certificate. The clergyman who officiated declined to discuss details, and the event occurred on a Sunday after a June ceremony.
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C. Knox, Jr
May Violence
Conaday
Grouch the Cause of Suffrage Bug A Woman's Take
New York March 10 Mrs Philip Van Valkenbergh the social figure and wife of a plain American lawyer argues against suffrage asserting no woman is a suffragist without a man grievance She says real anti suffragists speak out and praises feminine charm over political campaigning noting only Mrs Clarence H Mackay escapes the ban She questions the dedication of young and pretty suffrage workers and favors domestic focus over public agitation.
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New York
Philip van Valkenbergh
van Valkenberg
Gilbert Jones
van Valkenbergh
W. H. Chapman
St. Regis
Albany
Hyde freed on heavy bond in Swope murder case
Dr B C Hyde charged with murder and attempted murder in the Swope family case posted a total bond of 100000. Bond allocations included 50000 for Thomas H Swope and 30000 for Chrisman Swope with additional 4000 for Hunton and 2000 for each of eight attempted murder counts. Trial set for April 11 in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
B. C. Hyde
Swope
Thomas H. Swope
Political prisoners freed in Nicaragua move favors Granada conservatives
In Managua on March 10 President Madriz released several political prisoners including Narcisso Arellano. The government hopes to conciliate Granada conservatives and show confidence in victory. Generals Vasquez Godoy and Irias arrived to discuss possibly sending an army against Bluefields. Colonel Jose Santo Ramirez’s case, jailed for disloyalty, drew intercession from supporters.
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Manangua
Nicaragua
Madriz
Narcisso Arellano
Granada
Vasquez
Godoy
Irias
Zelaya
Rama
Jose Santo Ramirez
Colonel Roosevelt Enjoys Day of Hunting in Sudan
Melut Sudan March 10 Colonel Roosevelt and his party spent the day shooting along the Bahr El Jhazal a western tributary of the White Nile. He plans to visit the American mission at Doleib Hill near the Sobat river tomorrow. There will be no official reception at Taufikia of Kodok.
River Packet Virginia Destroyed In Willow Grove Wreck
River packet Virginia, feared total loss after stranding during high water at Willow Grove West Virginia. The vessel broke in two and lay in a cornfield as waters receded. Owned by Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Packet Company, valued at $40,000.
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Gallipolis
River Packet
Virginia
Willow Grove
W. Va
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Packet Company
Arbitration Now Is Hope Of Town Peace In Philadelphia
Philadelphia battles a two week labor conflict as the United Business Men's association expands efforts to urge arbitration between the Philadelphia Rapid Transit company and Mayor Reyburn. Union figures claim up to 125000 on strike with 20000 more joined. police canvasses show under 20000. Indorsements pour in for Mayor Reyburn's order keeping order and protecting property.
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Philadelphia
Air
United Business Men's Association
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Reyburn
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Mason Builders’ Association
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Miller jealousy drama erupts in Chicago theater clash
Elen Christy in aisle of the Grand Opera house shows facial injuries alleged to be caused by husband Henry Miller Jr. as Grace George and William A Brady weigh which Miller must go. The incident at 443 Belmont avenue drew police and neighbors but no arrests.
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Chicago
Elen Christy
Henry Miller Jr
Miller
Grace George
Grand Opera House
William A. Brady
Pueblo
Belmont Ave
Bobbie
Thaw Dodges Big Attorney Fees Ruling
Judge James P. Orr of the circuit court issued an opinion restraining John B. Gleason former counsel for Harry Thaw from pursuing a $60000 suit filed in New York district court. The ruling rests on Thaw’s discharge from debt under the bankruptcy act.
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Pittsburg
James P. Orr
United States Circuit Court
John B. Gleason
Harry Thaw
Cudahy Man Accused in Brutal Home Attack on Banker
Kansas City reports detail John P. Cudahy a wealthy packer being arrested after an assault in the Cudahy home on Jere F. Lillis banker. Lillis, bound and beaten, is hospitalized in critical condition. Police say a chauffeur aided, Cudahy released on bond. Lillis a bachelor and bank manager.
Cudahy to Face Police Court Over Morning Assault
Kansas City March 9 John P Cudahy millionaire society leader and clubman will be arraigned in police court next week for an assault on Jere S Lillis bank president and former friend. Hearing was postponed a week and no state warrant had been issued. Lillis is resting with injuries not disclosed and police said he would not prosecute.
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Kansas City
John Cudahy
Packer
Jere Lillis
Mr. Lillis
Mr. Cudahy
Sills
Country Club
Baltimore
Mac
Mrs. Cudahy
Freda
John P. Cudahy
Jere S. Lillis
Cudahy
Frank Walsh
Mr. Walsh
East Thirtysixth Street
Coates Hotel
St. Mary's Hospital
Lillis
W. F. Johnson
Judge Johnson
Henry Koehler
Western Exchange Bank
Jost
Alexander New
Frank P. Walsh
Walsh
Judge New
John Moss
Hartje Divorce Case Now Ended
Pittsburg March 9 Augustus Hartje, a millionaire paper maker, and his wife Mary Scott Hartje reportedly settled their five year long marital dispute. Attorneys asked to withdraw Mr Hartje's jury plea and for postponement to April 11 as a compromise ends public airing of the case. Hartje had accused his wife of gross misconduct naming a negro as co respondent.
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Pittsburg
Augustus Hartje
Mary Scott Hartje
Western Pennsylvania
Common Pleas
Hartje
Hartjes
E Negro
RSPCA Employs Over 160 Officers to Combat Cruelty
The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals operates more than 160 officers dedicated to detecting cruelty and protecting animals.
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The
Royal Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Pretty Wife Led Astray by Noble Russian Charged
New York report details John Wright Hunt's divorce action over his wife's alleged affair with Alexander de Tchermadieff from May to July 1909 in Chantilly France Territet Switzerland Paris and San Sebastian Spain. Hunt, 67, owned turpentine lands and hotels. Mrs Hunt remains with her father near Brookfield New York.
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New York
John Wright Hunt
Europe
America
Alexander de Tchermadieff
France
Hunt
Stapleton
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Dickey
Reeves, Twain & Todd
de Tcermalieff
Grande Hotel de Conde
Chantilly
Hotel Des Alpes
Territet
Switzerland
Hotel d'Iena
Paris
San Sebastian
Spain
Brookfield
N. Y
Detroit
Ming
Hotel Crillon
de Tchermacieff
Russ
Graft Suits Filed Over State Capitol Contracts
Actions in equity seek at least 5 million dollars in recovery from contractors John H. Sanderson deceased and Pennsylvania Construction Co and state officials over awards and bill payments for the new state capitol. Also affirmed is the state supreme court conviction of William P. Snyder and James M. Schumacher for conspiracy to defraud the state in Capitol furnishing.
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Harrisburg
State Capitol
Dauphin County
Attorney General's Department
John H. Sanderson
Pennsylvania Construction Company
Joseph M. Huston
Philadelphia
William P. Snyder
James M. Schumacher
State Supreme Court
Snyder
Schumacher
Bomb kills two at clerical candidates dinner
In Lisbon on March 9 two bombs were thrown into a dining room where clerical candidates were eating. The blasts killed two diners and wounded seven others including the presiding priest.
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Lisbon
Ohio River Steamer Virginia Runs Into Corn Field
Gallopolis Ohio March 9 The steam er Virginia ran into a corn field at Willow Grove 40 miles north and is stranded today as water levels fall Efforts continue to pull the steamer into deeper water The boat belonging to the Pittsburg and Cincinnati packet line is valued at 45000 dollars
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Gallopolis
Virginia
Willow Grove
Here
Pittsburg and
Cincinnati Packet Line
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