Attempted dynamite attack on Telluride official
Telluride Colorado March 28 former Adjutant General Bulkely Wells narrowly escaped death when a dynamite bomb was placed under his bed. The blast wrecked the house side but Wells was unharmed. Wells helped quell Colorado labor troubles in 1904-05 and led prosecutions of Western Federation of Miners officers in Boise.
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Telluride
Bulkely Wells
Wells
Western Federation of Miners
Boise
Weather outlook for Iowa and Illinois this weekend
Iowa generally fair tonight and Sunday with little temperature change. Illinois partly cloudy tonight and Sunday, cooler with showers in the extreme south tonight. Sunrise 5 41, sunset 6 11, moonrise 3 68.
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Iowa
Illinois
War on Reds lauded by Rome officials and workers
In Rome on March 28 President Roosevelt's crackdown on anarchists is praised across society from government to working classes. Emigrants in the city see the Paterson paper supporters who were suppressed as fugitives escaping justice in their homelands.
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Rome
Roosevelt
America
Paterson
Kaiser approves Hill appointment and denies objections
Berlin reports the foreign office states the Kaiser never objected to Hill's appointment. He expressed approval last November and remains unchanged. No German statement will be sent to Washington about a view change in the ambassador matter, clearing potential misperceptions for Germany.
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Berlin
Foreign Office
Kaiser
Hill
Washington
Germany
Solth's Rail Cut Fails In Wage Reduction Stand
Washington March 28 The government mediation and arbitration combined with rising business demand has halted planned wage cuts by southern railroads. Several lines abandoned their earlier threat to reduce wages or seek loopholes to retreat from the announced reductions.
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Washington, D. C
South
Stanford Boat Squad Quits Amid Insubordination
Stanford University announces the disbanding of its boat squads including varsity and freshman crews after Captain Gay was dismissed for insubordination. Captain Fenton also disbands the baseball team, though the season may continue under another name. Tennis practice is suspended and several track athletes plan to take leave.
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Stanford University
Cal
University
Gay
Fenton
Moulton
Fatal lamp accident claims mother and child
Mrs. Henry Meyne aged 38 of Greene is dead and her year old baby is badly burned after a lamp fell and exploded in Waterloo Iowa on March 28. The mother was attending the child when the accident occurred.
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Waterloo
Henry Meyne
Greene
Bryan frames 1892 panic as democratic while labeling current crisis republican
In Wheeling W V William Jennings Bryan said the 1892 panic was a democratic panic because democracy was in power and asked why the present downturn could not be a republican panic, addressing a large open air crowd before a Parkersburg speech on the money question amid a business lull.
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Wheeling
W. Va
William Jennings Bryan
Parkersburg
Bryan
Count Boni Stays In Paris Not Going To U S
Count Boni de Castellane the divorced husband of Mme Anna Gould remains in Paris and will not travel to the United States as of March 28.
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Count Boni
Paris
Count Boni de Castellane
Mme
Anna Gould
United States
Tornadoes Ravage Iowa and Surrounding States
A March 28 report from Fort Madison Iowa describes a Lee county tornado causing extensive property damage and injuries, with a freight train derailment near New Boston. Missouri fatalities and widespread hail near Riverside accompany storm totals in Indiana Michigan Illinois and other counties.
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Fort Madison
Lee County
New Boston
Here
Santa Fe
Missouri
Kirksville
Willmathville
Riverside
Lee Syndicate Special
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Michigan
Kalamazoo
Mich
Commonwealth Power Company
Plainwell
Ilinois
Monmouth
Ill
Iowa
Henderson
Warren Counties
Rioting in Union Square Ends in Bomb Attack
In New York on March 28 a crowd of about ten thousand demonstrating unemployed faced police as riots continued. A bomb thrown by a demonstrator killed two people and injured several others before authorities dispersed the crowd and restored order.
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New York
N. Y
Union Square
Wealthy Toledo Lumber Men Sentenced for Six Months
The circuit court affirmed the lower court, sentencing twenty Toledo lumber men to six months in jail under the anti trust law after the supreme court ruled imprisonment must be in county jail rather than the workhouse. The group includes leading Toledo citizens. South Bend Seals Off Questionable Resorts Amid Crackdown.
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Toledo
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
South Bend
Ind
Indiana
Fight May Help Hepburn In House Speakership Battle
Washington March 28 Members of the interstate commerce committee gauge Republican sentiment on discharging the judiciary committee from the Sherman law amendment bill to the commerce commission Hepburn Iowa and Cannon Illinois lead a clash that could affect the next house speakership The dispute centers on control of the administration bill and party leadership dynamics amid a party split.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Committee
House
Judiciary Committee
Commerce Commission
Hepburn
Iowa
Cannon
Illinois
W Mercer Resigns from Iowa City Democratic State Panel
S W Mercer of Iowa City resigns from the Democratic State Central Committee. He will serve until June. The next convention meets in Sioux City in June.
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Iowa City
S. W. Mercer
Democratic State Central Committee
Sioux City
Langsdorf Demonstrates Morphine Cure at Bellevue
In New York on March 28 Dr. C. C. Langsdorf unveiled a demonstration at Bellevue Hospital claiming to have found a cure for morphine addiction after several years of study. The physician presented his method as a breakthrough in treatment of the habit.
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New York
C. C. Langsdorf
Bellevue Hospital
Heflin Involved in Afrray on Washington Car
Congressman Heflin of Alabama opened fire during a Penn avenue car dispute in Washington. He shot Thomas Lumby in the head and Thomas McCreary in the leg, claiming Lumby brandished a weapon while Lumby later died. Heflin was arrested, released on 5000 bail, and accompanied by Congressman Ellerbe as the incident unfolded.
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Washington
Penn Avenue
Congressman Heflin
Alabama
Thomas Lumby
Thomas McCreary
McCreary
Heflin
Lumby
Ellerbe
South Carolina
Illinois coal men near agreement on mining scales
Springfield March 28. The joint scale committee of Illinois miners and operators meets to set next year’s scale. The main issue is the machine versus hand mining differential. Operators seek machine mining 10 cents per ton less than hand mining, while miners demand the existing seven-cent difference be kept.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois
Unknown Woman Fatally Slain Found in Arlington Cemetery Pit
The body of an unknown woman with throat cut was found in a pit in St. Pauls cemetery Arlington by two boys. The corpse showed signs of murder and appeared to be several hours old. Local authorities investigated the grisly discovery.
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Arlington
Mass
St. Paul's Cemetery
Socialists Score Victory in Finnish Diet Debates
In Helsingfors on March 28 the socialist members secured a confidence vote against the senate by 71 to 47 after a heated debate over anti Finnish interpellations in the Russian Duma.
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Helsingfors
Senate
Mrs Roosevelt Arrives in Vicksburg For Park Drive
Mrs. Roosevelt and her party reached Vicksburg Mississippi this morning and immediately set out for a tour of the National Military Park. The Mayflower is scheduled to depart with the party for New Orleans later today.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Salary Cut Demanded by Boston Pastor
Rev. Frederick B. Fisher of Temple Street Methodist Episcopal Church asks his congregation to reduce his salary from 2200 to 1200 dollars a year, creating a stir in church circles.
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Boston
Frederick B. Fisher
Temple Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South Bend Man Honored With Laetare Medal
James C. Monaughan of South Bend Indiana has been chosen as the recipient of the 1908 Laetare medal awarded by Notre Dame University to a prominent Roman Catholic layman as a mark of honor.
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South Bend
Ind
James C. Monaughan
Notre Dame University
American Lady Dies in Mexican Theater Panic
In Vera Cruz, Mexico City on March 28 an American woman, Emma Jeannette Dorville, died in a theater panic caused by Thursday night’s earthquake. The quake injured several as crowds fled Tiburcio theater exits. a gendarme died, and five others were lightly hurt with one fatality from falling beams and walls.
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Mexico City
Emma Jeannette Dorville
Tiburcio
Vera Cruse
Derville
Aldrich Currency Bill Passes Senate at 42 to 16 Vote
The Aldrich currency measure clears the U S Senate with 42 yeas and 16 nays after substantial party lines. The Bailey substitute was approved 42 to 13, with La Follette voting with Republicans. An added reserve and investment restriction, plus La Follette amendments on stock investments and securities falsifications, shape the bill before final passage.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
la Follette
Aldrich
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Senator la Follette
la Folletta
Senator Knox
Yeas
Ankeny
Beveridge Brandegee
Burkett
Burnham
Bure Rows
Crane
Cullom
Curtis
Depew
Dillingham
Dixon
Dolliver
Dupont
Elkins
Flint
Frye
Galelinger
Gamble
Guggenheim
Hopkins
Johnston
Dem
Kean
Knox
Lodge
Long
McCumber
Nelson
Owen
Perkins
Piles
Richardson
Smith
Mich
Smoot
Stephenson
Sutherland
Teller
Warner
Warren
Wetmore
Nays
Bankhead
Borah
Bourne
Brown
Culberson
Frazier
Gary
Gore
Heyburn
McCreary
Pg McLaurin
Overman
Payn
Taylor
German Car in Hard Lines Is Brought Back to Ogden
The German car at Rock Springs will be sent to Ogden by rail instead of by its own power. The French car left here this morning.
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Ogden
Utah
Rock Springs
Shaw Denies Report of Time Disease
Former Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw, staying at the Auditor ium Hotel, denies being confined by illness or grip. He says he had breakfast at 7, kept up with business in town, walked to the First National Bank, and will return home by Saturday night or Sunday morning despite a hard cold.
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Shaw
Chicago
Ill
Secretary of the Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw
Auditorium Hotel
First National Bank
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