Anarchy Barred at Averbuch Rites and Sanity Plea in Priest Slayer Case
Olga Averbuch protests anarchists attending her brother’s funeral rites as the Jewish burial group bans anarchists. In Denver, DA Blidger seeks sanity confirmation for Giuseppe Alia before trial for Father Heinrichs murder. four alienists say Alia is sane, with more to come. In Rockford, a man named Fee arrested in Omaha had worked there as a plumber. police tests find harmless contents in his bottle.
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Chicago
Ill
Olga Averbuch
Shippy
Potters Field
Jewish Free Burial Association
Alia
Denver
Colo
Guiseppe Alia
Blidger
Leo Heinrichs
Rockford, Ill
Omaha
Fee
Rockford
Weather forecast for Iowa and Illinois
A fair sky is expected in Iowa with moderate temperatures tonight and Thursday. In northern Illinois conditions remain fair with potential showers in the south, and temperatures will stay moderate through the period.
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Iowa
Illinois
Orchard Sentenced Soon After Plea Change
Harry Orchard withdraws not guilty plea and enters guilty to murder in the first degree in Caldwell Idaho Courthouse before Judge Fre mont Wood. He will be sentenced March 18 for the killing of former Gov Steunenberg by a dynamite bomb at his residence on December 30 1905.
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Harry Orchard
Caldwell
Idaho
Fremont Wood
Orchard
Gov. Steunenberg
Japanese Ambassador Takahira Celebrated at New York Banquet
At a New York banquet by the Japan Society on March 11 Ambassador Takahira declared that no major US Japan issues remain unsettled and future questions will be settled in friendship, drawing prolonged cheers from attendees.
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Japan Society
New York
United States
Japan
Takahira
Japan Society of New York
Morris Speaks at Pittsburg Missionary Session
At the second day of the first international convention of the Young People's Missionary movement in Pittsburg Rev. James W. Morris of Richmond Virginia, a twelve year Brazilian missionary, spoke about the organization’s work in South America and global reach.
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Morris
Pittsburg
The
Young People’s Missionary Movement
James W. Morris
Richmond
Brazil
South America
Prince Sagan Engages Passage for Anna Gould
Paris dispatch reports Prince Sagan has booked passage for himself and Anna Gould aboard the Kron Prince Wilhelm sailing from Cherbourg to New York today. The engagement signals a major social pairing amid European nobility.
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Prince Sagan
Pass Himeci
Anna Aie
Paris
Himself
Anna Gould
Prince Wilhelm
Cherbourg
New York
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Begins Large Divorce Battle
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw moves to annul her marriage to Harry K. Thaw. Counsel Daniel O Reilly says papers served on Thaw at Matteawan asylum and on his mother. Thaw’s side vows to fight the claim claiming he was insane at marriage. The suit accuses Thaw of lunacy at the time of marriage and seeks legal nullity and potential support terms.
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New York
N. Y
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Daniel O'Reilly
Matteawan Asylum
Thaw
Harry Thaw
O'Reilly
A. Russell Peabody
Evelyn Thaw
William Thaw
Buttermakers Converge in St Paul Three Day Convention
Butter makers from nearly every state gathered in St Paul Minnesota for a three day convention. An estimated two to three thousand attendees are expected by tomorrow. The opening session featured an address of welcome by Governor Johnson followed by officer reports and topical talks.
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St. Paul
Minn
Union
Johnson
Fire Devastates Thornton Wiping Out Town Blocks
An Iowa blaze in Thornton near Mason City destroyed seven business blocks and damaged the main street. Originating in a bowling alley, the wind shift spared the opposite side, with losses around 70000 dollars including two stores, two alleys, a restaurant, a meat market, and an empty building.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Minn
Mason City
Thornton
Navy Fleet Near Magdalena Bay Heads Toward Golden Gate
San Diego radio linked with the battleship Connecticut off the Mexican coast as the fleet neared Magdalena Bay for target practice. A navy itinerary listed visits to San Diego Coronado Santa Barbara San Pedro Santa Cruz and San Francisco arriving May 5 with future Pacific fleet movements undecided. Officers claimed serious construction defects in battleships including overdraft at Hampton Roads armor belt gun deck and ammo hoists. testimony faced restrictions and an executive session was held to decide further remarks.
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Calif
Navy
Connecticut
Mexican
Washington
Magdalena Bay
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Coronado
Santa Barbara
San Pedro
Santa Cruz
San Francisco
Pacific
Winslow
Bureau of Navigation
A. L. Key
Roosevelt
Evans
Hampton Roads
Key
Sultan of the South Malai Wanes Amid Moroccan News
Paris dispatch reports the star of Malai waning as France wins more battles in Morocco. Hafid's five week camp at Mechelchair fuels disaffection among his followers and weakens his leadership, impacting the southern sultanate.
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Paris
Morocco
Malai
South
Hafid
Mechelchair
Reward Offered for Missing $1,000 Notes in Boston
Boston papers publish a bona fide advertisement offering a $50,000 reward for return of a package containing one thousand $1,000 notes lost on city streets. The note proposal is claimed genuine and from the advertiser.
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Boston
Mass
MINER CHILES GATHERING FOR UMWA CONVENTION IN INDY
Indianapolis, March 11 leaders of 350 000 coal miners arrive for tomorrow's United Mine Workers of America convention. About one thousand delegates from anthracite and bituminous fields attend as four wage talks fail. If no action by April 1 the current scale expires and bituminous miners may strike.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
Sigourney Man and Wife to Lie in Same Grave
Sigourney Iowa March 11 Glen Rathburn a Sigourney man shot his wife to death in Omaha and then killed himself. His father J J Rathburn arrived to arrange burial of both in the same grave here. Rathburn served in the eleventh cavalry and was well liked by locals and former comrades who plan to attend the funeral. A Des Moines rumor cited anger over his wife’s refusal to stop attending public dances.
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Sigourney
Sigourney, Iowa
Lee Syndicate
Glen Rathburn
Associated Press
Omaha
J. J. Rathburn
Rathburn
Eleventh Cavalry
Des Moines
Nebraska Republicans Gather in Omaha for State Convention
Fifteen hundred GOP delegates arrive in Omaha to attend the Nebraskan state convention with most instructed for Taft. The event will name four delegates at large to the national convention and hints of party machinery contention emerge on the eve of proceedings.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
City
Chicago
Taft
Jurors Chosen for April Term in Davenport Federal Court
Davenport Iowa March 11 four Muscatine county men named to serve jurors for the April term of the federal court Molis Andley and John O Holtz named on the grand jury while Jacob Legler and J H Munroe selected as petit jurors.
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Davenport
Muscatine County
Molis Andley
John O. Holtz
Jacob Legler
J. H. Munroe
French President to Visit London in May
Paris March 11 officials announce President Fallieres will visit London during the second week of May. The visit aims to discuss Franco British relations and ongoing diplomatic efforts.
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England
Paris
Fallieres
London
Five Persons Dead in Tenino Tragedy
War ran McKay a Canada native killed his wife and three children at their Tenino Washington home then died by suicide On the way to work two men found McKay in his undershirt along a trail to town near his residence Police believe he poisoned himself
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Tenino
Wash
Warran McKay
Canada
McKay
Roosevelt Vindicated Asks Time Extension for Reinstatement
President says Brownville riot findings substantiate his order dismissing black soldiers and asks a one-year extension to reinstate those dismissed not covered by the original order. He also urges Congress on motherhood duties and condemns shirkers of duty.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Brownville
Senate
Senator Warren
Foraker
Congress
Washington
Veteran oil man John Teagle dies at 60 in Cleveland
John Teagle, noted independent oil refiners figure, died last night in Cleveland at age 60. He and partners Scofield and Shurmer sold their business to Standard Oil in 1901 after a decade of commercial and legal battles.
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Cleveland
John Teagle
Scofield, Shurmer and Teagle
Standard Oil Co
Drill Fears Rise After Collinwood Disaster
Experts warn of imminent great holocaust risks and deem drills useless after a disaster at Collinwood. Calling for urgent safety measures, officials blame faulty construction methods and urge immediate reforms.
Coroner Finds Fire Origin in Closet During Collinwood School Tragedy
Coroner Burke ruled the causes were conditions and not fault by anyone in the Collinwood school fire. Janitor Fred Hirter was exonerated while investigators concluded the blaze began in a closet under the front stairway from overheated pipes igniting the stairway.
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Cleveland
Burke
Collinwood
Fred Hirter
Expert warns Collinwood fire shows need for fireproofing
Washington letters quote Richard L. Humphrey of the U S Geological Survey on the Collinwood disaster. He says such catastrophes stem from common, fire prone conditions in many towns and that drills alone cannot prevent loss without fire resistant structures.
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Washington
the Journal
Washington, D. C
J. C. Welliver
Collinwood
Ohio
Boyertown
United States
Richard L. Humphrey
Humphrey
United States Geological Survey
Collinwood School
Lfe
Fire safety laws urged for tall public buildings
The writer calls for laws to ban non fire resistant structures in schools hospitals and theaters. They favor two story limits for such buildings with top to ground chutes for rapid exits and note fireproof materials offer safer, quicker egress despite uncertain resistance claims.
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