Woman Chadwick Sentenced to Ten Years in Federal Prison
Mrs. Chadwick, found guilty on six counts, receives a ten year sentence with potential reduction to eight years four months for good behavior. Judge Wing will consider a stay of sentence while appeals proceed. defense plans further action in higher court.
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J. P. Dawley
Conradwick
Ruth
Francis J. Wing
Cincinnati
United Ail Court of Appeals
United States
Chadwick
Sullivan
Chedwick
United States Grand Jury
Federal
Citizens’ National Bank of
Oberlin
CG. T. Beckwith
A. B. Spear
Beckwith
Spear
Freight trains collide near Ibsre injures and deaths reported
A string of freight cars ran away near Ibsre on the Louisville and Nashville line and struck a freight train head on. Engineer John Murray and fireman Pat Won are killed. two unknown negro workers are reported dead. A wooden stake pierced the fireman’s body.
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Marksville
Lean
Louisville
Nashville
Ibsre
John Murray
Pat Won
Pox
Five Men Drown in Missouri River Near St Joseph
Five men working on a dyke project on the Missouri side were drowned when an overloaded skiff capsized during a wind and rain storm. Names include Lewis Oscar Lewis Warry Talent Warry Smith Howard Hutchison. One body recovered.
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Missouri River
St. Joseph
Str. Joseph
Lewis
Oscar Lewis
Warry Talent
Warry Smith
Howard Hutchison
Kansas
Missouri
Kansas Bank
Hutchison
Alice Roosevelt Heads Philippine Delegation 1909
Washington March 29 The secretarial order will accompany Miss Alice Roosevelt on a trip to the Philippines. Taft and a long list of senators and representatives will join the party with government and private members paying their own expenses. The voyage begins July 1 aboard the Manchuria with stops at Honolulu Yokohama Kobe Nagasaki Manila and a ten day stay then a return via Korea. The Cooper law railway issue will be addressed with a full proposition prepared by Taft Joot and Edwards for the War Department.
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Watson
Indiana
Edwards
Eines
Bureau of Insular Affairs
W. Carpenter
Secretary of War
Miss Roosevelt
Boardman
Miss MacMillan
Washington
Dubois
W. J. Stone
DeArmond
Clark
Hepburn
Hill
Payne
Smith
Jones
Pacific Mail
Manchuria
Honolulu
Yokohama
Kobe
Nagasaki
Manila
Taft
Joot
Korea
Hongkong
San Francisco
Newberry Named Assistant Secretary of the Navy
Washington reports Truman H. Newberry of Detroit will be appointed assistant secretary of the navy when Judge Darling retires next fall. The move raises anxiety among naval officers, notably Captain William H. Imory, due to Newberrys past experiences with regulars during the Spanish War. Darling plans to retire in October to become customs collector for Vermont. Wheeler is expected to retire soon after.
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Washington
White House
Truman H. Newberry
Detroit
Darling
William H. Mory
Newberry
Haing
McMillan
Spain
Mr. Newhe
Newbery
Vermont
Wheeler
United States
Hit
Crete Insurgents Form Provisional Assembly in Crete
On Crete March 28 insurgents organize a provisional national assembly led by M. Papyannakis who proclaims Crete's union with Greece and appeals to foreign consuls. Reinforcements of Cretan sendarmes have arrived in Canea.
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Canea
Island of
Crete
National Assembly
M. Papyannakis
Greece
Cretan
Sendarmes
Bad Men Almost Free
A daring jail delivery planned by Al Harris and Ed Jones colored, charged with highway robbery and assault with intent to murder, was foiled in Marshalltown Iowa. The plan was betrayed by prisoner J Jacobson. The bars were sawed with a file made from a shoe spring.
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Marshalltown
al Harris
Ed Jones
J. Jacobson
Stupendous Public Land Grab Exposed in Senate Hearings
A major exposure of widespread land grabbing schemes targets public timber mineral coal and oil lands across the west. Senators Mitchell and Herman face Oregon frauds and related cases as government probes reveal syndicates exploiting homestead timber and lien laws tied to forest reserves to seize vast lands at minimal cost.
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Oregon
Mitchell
Herman
Department
West
United States
Test of the Cerar's Last Note to Japan in 1905 War History
A historical survey traces the Cerar note to Japan and Russo Japanese negotiations. It analyses the final exchange on Manchuria and Korea, Russian concessions, and the drift toward a neutral zone, alongside wartime troop and supply figures and criticism of the Russian war office.
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Rutaia
Japan
Winydask
Hapanaieos Firetasey
Civaitter
Natie Deen
Tie Reiinee
Husstitis
Giwetus
Wilfe Sto Perepsturig
Pebraruy
Russia
Worea
Korea
Manchuria
China
Yalu
Baron Rozen
Jin
Ching
Nell
Pekin
Ituss
Tion
Mancharia
Lt Ta
War Office
Port Arthur
Insanity Plea Raised in Denver Wife Killing Trial
Henry Winn fights to save his life in a capital murder case. His defense will plead insanity as the jury pool proves reluctant to judge a man for a capital offense. Judge Johnson excuses four jurors opposed to death penalty. Defense led by Henry N. Sales and A. Irwin. prosecution by Greeley Whitford and J H Childs. Trial proceeds at the west side court.
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Denver
Coto Mareh
Henry Wiin
January
Fia
West Side Court
Winnand
Ting
Johnson
Frank Gallagher
C. I. Best
W. Barns
RK. Lyon
Henry N. Sales
A. Irwin
Sioux City
Greeley Whitford
J. H. Childs
Japanese Student Yamamoto Returns as Exemption Granted
Minosaku Yamamoto of Park College, called homie by Japan's war minister, arrived back to campus after Seattle cablegram said he was excused from militia duty. He plans to continue studies as his father and emperor note his role, while a lecture tour in Kansas funded his return and sword dances described his homeland.
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Kansas City
Miy
Bey Yaqui NO
Japan
Lana
Kansas
Europatkin
St. Petersburg
Tomsky
Dawn
Kuropatkin
Nicholas
Yalu
Far East
Russia
Great Britain
William
Dominican plan to install foreign agents at customs
Washington reports Minister Dawson wired the state department that the Dominican government is near installing foreign agents in its customs house to collect revenues. About 45 percent funds the government while 16 percent would be deposited for future disbursement to foreign creditors after Senate review of the treaty. A White House conference discussed the proposal but no conclusion was reached.
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Washington
Dawson
Stat Department
Custom House
Senate
White House
Peasants Rampage Across Regions Stir Civil Unrest
Roving bands of peasants pillage burn and murder in Chernigov and southern regions including Vambetf Kazan and surrounding governments. Troops are scarce and mobilization looms as priests try to quell unrest with limited effect. Civil war mood grows in Kuban and clashes threaten in Mingrelia Kutsis and neighboring areas.
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St. Petersburg
Miureh
Chernigov
Vambetf
Kazan
Holy Synod
Caucasus
Kuban
Georgia
Mingrelia
Kutsis
Poland
Finland
St Petersburg Split Over War Prospects and Mobilization
Conflicting views in St Petersburg about Japan’s next move after clearing southern Manchuria. Some expect Vinodivostok as the next objective while others warn it may be a strategic feint. Emperor’s advisers favor peace, yet five corps mobilization is planned and guards may be retained.
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St.etersburg
Manchuria
Vinodivostok
Associated Press
Gunshu Pass
Tie Pass
St. Petersburg
War losses in East cited by Russian reports
Admission records from St Petersburg reveal Russia has suffered about 500000 casualties in the eastern theaters. The figure prompts sensational reaction as critics denounce the war’s handling and press disclosure.
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St Petersburg
Unclear wartime figures shock St Petersburg readers
Report from St Petersburg reveals disputed Russian war office figures on costs and troop movements. Supposed totals for soldiers and officers sent east at war's outset sparked sensational debate among authorities and public observers.
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Oltielil
Evar
Ltter
St Petersburg
SCCOL
Wilkiees
Railroads Face Electric Interurban Competition Thaw
Chicago March 8 Electric interurban lines parallel steam routes to gain local business as warm weather boosts traffic. Railroads debate strategy with some opposing rate cuts while others pursue cooperation. New Haven model in the east shows aggressive interurban investments. Illinois and Ohio cases push reductions to meet rivals.
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Chicago
Werther
Tralley
Donald
Central Dpenger Association
New York
New Haven
Hartford
New York Central
Ohio
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
Illinois
Chicago and Alton
Bloomington
Alton
Wabash
Decatur
Springfield
Riots Escalate in Crimea Reports Vicious Disorder
Dispatches from Sebastopol Yalta and Yiuulta describe arson on shops and vodka houses as riots worsen. Reinforcements and warships are being sent, with police chief warnings and state of siege resuming work at Batoum. Martin Gorky’s move to South Russia cited as essential.
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Volta
Criemen
Proops
Treasury
Momeratarity
Sebastopol
Crimea
Marcel
Yalta
Tratest
Yiuulta
St. Petersburg
Batouns
Martin Gorky
Rigs
South Russia
Copenhagen Meeting Signals Royal Birth Celebration
London reports Wing Edward will depart April 6 to join Queen Alexander in Cologne and travel to Copenhagen for King Christian's birth celebrations on April 8. The voyage aims to showcase peace prospects, with Russian diplomacy centering on the broader Russo Japanese tensions amid cautious European responses.
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Denmark
London
Wing Edward
Fle
Alexaner
Cologne
Copenhagen
Das
Christian
Edward
Russia
Oepemlagen
Wolsky
Dennmart
St Petersburg
Apis
Diplomatic Terms Limit Naval Arms in War Dating
A 4 quarter analysis suggests Japan may demand a four year pause on warship building to curb Russia’s naval plans. Russian officials voice cautious support for delaying revitalization until completion of their own projects. The talks hint at a peace stance aiming to restrain Russia while seeking favorable conditions amid tense relations.
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Japan
Russia
Ndimshal Dubussef
Jada
Coustie Hiedas
Rusia
nitVal
Fighting Socialists Said to Have Marked Czar for Death
In St Petersburg a factory shutdown threatens 30,000 workers as tensions rise and threats of bombs emerge. Widespread disorder alarms authorities while owners plan layoffs amid a broader anti government campaign linked to a social democratic faction.
Emperor Receives McCormick in Farewell Audience
In St. Petersburg on March 27 the emperor and empress and the dowager empress received retiring American ambassador Mr. McCormick in a farewell audience.
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Emperor
McCormick
St. Petersburg
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