Striking Tensions Rise Over Western Rail Unrest
Chicago March 28 United States government may intervene to stop potential strike by 45000 Western railroads trainmen and conductors as arbitration under Erdmann act is sought. Managers push concessions while union leaders threaten nationwide rail disruption if their wage demands are not met.
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Chicago
United States
P. H. Morrissey
A. B. Garretson
Slason Thomson
General Managers’ Association
First Foreign Legion moves from Sid Bel Abbes to Tlemcen
Six hundred men of the First Foreign Legion and military supplies departed Sid Bel Abbes for Tlemcen. An additional artillery battery from Oran was ordered to join the occupation column.
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Sidon
Morocco
Paris
First Foreign Legion
Sid Bel Abbes
Tlemcen
Oran
Revenue receipts rise in February 1906 report
Washington march 28 the monthly statement of internal revenue shows total receipts for the month of February 1906 at 30,260,553 dollars, an increase of 1,917,319 dollars from February 1906.
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Washington
Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Slated for Remedies
An advertisement claims Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea promotes vitality and fight disease with life producing properties. It promotes Tea or Tablets in six conte duo format by A Ziegelbaar and associates.
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Hollister
A. Ziegelbaar
Thaw Lunacy Commission Sees Chairman Resign
Former Supreme Court Justice Morgan J. O'Brien resigns as chairman of the Thaw lunacy commission after health and duties. David McClure is named as new chair and the first session is set for this afternoon at 2, with open hearings and occasional executive sessions to follow. The jury is excused to Monday, kept intact for possible resumption if Thaw is found sane.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Lunacy Commission
Thesday
Justice Fitzgerald
Thaw
Supreme Court
Morgan J. O'Brien
O'Brien
David McClure
McAdoo
Advisory Committee of
Citizens
McClure
President hears oil Manufacturers urge policy in railroad talks
Nine oil manufacturers urged a public address of the presidents creative policy as every interest fears credit curtailment. A White House conference with Cortelyou Garfield Bacon and Interstate Commerce board members outlined federal railroad regulation plans for Congress.
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Washington
White House
the Treasury
Cortelyou
Interior
Garfield
Bacon
Knapp
F. B. Kellogg
Interstate Commerce Commission
Messrs. Prouty
Cockrell
United States
Jacob H. Schiff
Kellogge
Harriman
Sinots Manufacturers’ Association
Springfield
Illinois
Middle West
Insanity Dodger Frees Man in Nebraska Murder Trial
In Ponca Nebraska on March 28 the Brink murder case ended when five doctors found Frank Brink melancholic insane and unable to distinguish right from wrong. The judge instructed the jury who returned a verdict of not guilty.
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Ponca
Neb
Frank Brink
Bessie Newton
Brink
Health in the Canal Zone attracts skilled artisans
The Panama Panel project tempts young workers with high wages but fear of fevers and malaria keeps many away. Electric Bitters is touted as a safe remedy against malaria and related ailments, promising relief for stomach, liver, and kidney troubles. Guaranteed by Chas. L. Knoefel, druggist.
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Panama Panel
Chas. DL
Knoefel
Draggist
Pyramid Pile Care Promises Pain Free Relief
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Care claiming painless cure for piles by removing inflammation and restoring tissue. It cites a testimonial from George H. Hartnett praising rapid results after a long illness and offers a free sample to prove merit, with orders directed to Pyramid Drug Co. Michigan.
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Yourerit Ceress
George H. Hartnett
Mattapar Mase
Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid Bidy Matehall
Mich
French Mission Returns to Algiers Amid Qudja Calm
Exodous of Europeans from Oudja reports the town calm and no anticipated resistance to the French occupation. The Moroccan garrison in Qudja is small and the Europeans have left their property secured in houses as a precaution.
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Alla Marina
Algeria
Qudja
Oudja
N Qudja
Plea for Charity Roars at United Mine Workers Meeting
Terre Haute Ind March 2 The convention of district United Mine Workers votes to prosecute William Strusen the deposed vice president and to enlist legal counsel after two hours of debate. Speakers deride his drink excuse and urge action on Kennedy bond issues with reports of shortages and false entries.
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Terre Haute
Ind
William Strusen
Kennedy
Stingan
Fidelity Tusurane Company
Nat & Word
Jury Finds Not Guilty in Catshall Embezzlement Case
A jury in Brazil Indiana acquits Donf Cue whall former city treasurer of embezzling 500 dollars from city funds. Defense argued funds belonged to a sewer fund and the city later pursued the bondsman with a prior 7000 dollar shortage noted. Four indictments were returned with three awaiting trial.
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Brazil
Ind
Circuit
Donf Cue Whall
Ssorsey
Catshales Books
Catsball
Brand
Cutshall
Unclear report cites county recorder shortage in Evansville
A garbled Evansville report mentions a shortage involving former County Recorder Kevekorden during a five year term. The figure cited is 1279.35 dollars with an unclear date and attribution.
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Shove Bolkcegey
Evansville
Ind
Kevekorden
Ers
William J Hrgan to Speak in Texas Legislature Joint Session
A report lists William J Hrgan's planned visit to the Texas legislature in a joint session scheduled for tomorrow. The item reflects a tentative roster of public affairs across states and nations.
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William J. Hrgan
Texas Legislature
Treasure Trove Found In Brown County Farm
Wilbur Walter of Nashville Indiana unearthed a bow containing about $900 in gold hidden by his father on the farm near Little Elae. He traced the box to the root area of a crees tree stump that rotted and broke. Walter believes more money remains hidden and plans further search. His father, a frugal man, had sold forty acres with horses and cattle for 80 dollars an acre before death.
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Brown County
Nashville
Ind
Wilbur Walter
Little Elae
Wilbur
Walter
Escaped Arrest by Flight in Ayreshire Whiskey Raid
After Pike county enforces the blind tiger law, Ayreshire sees bootleggers flee as authorities raid an old building in Petersburg. Several gallons of whisky are seized and confiscated. warrants will be issued for the escapees.
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Petersburg
Ind
Pike County
Ayreshire
Winslow
Stout Denial In Child Assault Case In Shelbyville
Shelbyville Indiana March 28 An affidavit was filed against George Anhreon thirty five years old unmarried accusing him of assaulting his eight year old niece Heasie May Anderson and he was arrested and committed to jail The accused man stoutly denies the charge.
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Stoutly
Shelbyville
Ind
George An@hreon
Heasie May Anderson
Scottish Rite Masons Converge in Indianapolis Convocation
About 1,000 Scottish Rite Masons attend the annual convocation at the Temple House in Indianapolis. Members come from all parts of Indiana and some visitors from consistries in other states.
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Indianapolis
Temple Huse
Indiania
Local prank leads to beer sale to transient in Helbyville
A fragment from Helbyville Indiana reports a prank involving a beer sale to a passing transient. Totten is noted in the text with unclear roles. the piece mentions Pad-pen Mi and references a botfie of beer, with misread details surrounding the event dated March 23. The excerpt shows street-level confusion and little verifiable context.
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Helbyvils
Ind
Totten
Troubles Grow Worse in Wallachia
Caernowitz reports daily deterioration in Wallachia with escalating deaths. Three hundred peasants were killed in a clash with the military at Stareskte and two bloody battles occurred at Mastanestir.
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Caernowitz
Wallachia
Stareskte
Mastanestir
Outrageous charges denied by Mayer Schmitz
San Francisco on March 23 Mayer Schmitz rejects local reports accusing him of profiting at least 662060 from boodling commissions under grand jury scrutiny He pledges speedy defense and denounces four months of clouded trial as outrageous while asserting his annual salary of 9800 and clean investment record He vows to prove in court the source of every penny and how he spent it
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San Antonio
Tex
Horace Marvin, Jr
Dover
Del
San Francisco
Mayer Schmitz
Effent
Schmitz
Hbel
Honduras Revolt Forces Occupy Tegucigalpa
Telegram from Philip R. Brown reports Tegucigalpa abandoned early Tuesday as Nicaraguan and Honduran revolutionary forces drove in. The American legation assumes charge with consular aid to preserve order. the Honduran government in disarray.
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Washington
State Department
Philip R. Brown
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Engineer West shoots Frazer then kills self in Montgomery street tragedy
On March 28 in Montgomery Alabama witness accounts say Wi West an engineer with the Nashville railroad shot engineer Frazer on a crowded Easter shopping street. West fled then killed himself as police closed in. West faced charges of stealing Frazer's diamond ring with trial set for Saturday in police court.
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Montgomery
Ala
West
the & Nashville Railroad
Frazer
Condemned to Death in Mexican Courts
In El Paso Texas on March 28 J E Hampton condemned to death by Mexican courts for killing Sage Patterson in September at Mezise City. Both men were American citizens.
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Fl Paso
Tex
J. E. Hampton
Sage Patterson
Mezise City
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