Paris Bandits Kill Three Rob Bank Officials Seize Car
Reported by Marcon in The New York Times, trenching on a spree of Paris bandits who attacked a Société Générale branch at Chantilly, killing two employees and a chauffeur. They stole about $10,000 and escaped toward Paris after a deadly takeover.
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Marcon
New York Times
Paris
Montgeron
Société Générale
Chantilly
Villeneuve St. Georges
Nice
Cerisel
Fontainebleau
St. Ouen
Soété Générale Bank
M. Masson
Creil
Senate panel aims to preserve Sherman act amid trade commission doubts
The Senate Inter-State Commerce Committee nears a decision to keep the Sherman Anti-Trust Act intact. It will back strong measures prohibiting inter-ownership of stock and interlocking directorates in interstate firms, while rejecting a broad trade commission with price fixing powers.
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New York Times
Washington
Senate Committee On
Trade Commission
Col. Roosevelt
Taft
E. H. Gary
Cummins
Gary
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Tigers Shaken in Rail Wreck Near Vicksburg
Detroit Tigers players suffered several injuries when their train section collided with a recently ferried section in the Vicksburg yards. Injuries ranged from knee and hip sprains to back and leg bruises, with all players exiting the incident not seriously hurt. The squad then moved to Jackson and proceeded to play the scheduled game the next day, with only a few players likely sidelined.
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New York Times
Vicksburg
Miss
Detroit Tigers
Mississippi River
George Mullin
Eddie Summers
Jack Onslow
Ball Park
Jackson
$500000 Insurance Swindle Arrests in Philadelphia
Four men including J Burton Scott and J Merrill Stuart were arrested by postal inspectors in Philadelphia for a scheme defrauding shipowners in the United States and England of more than 500000 dollars. They falsely claimed Lloyds connections and offered cut rate marine insurance. Bail set at 7500 for Scott, 2500 for Stuart, and 1000 each for Powell and Clark.
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Philadelphia
England
J. Burton Scott
J. Merrill Stuart
Evan Powell
Fred M. Clark
J. Burton Scott & Co
Cortelyou
Lloyds
Spector Cortelyou
Morgan, Lyons, Clark & Co
Morgan, Lyons & Co
United States
Craig
Scott
Stuart
Powell
Arkansas for Taft as Roosevelt Club Plans Primary
A Roosevelt club meeting in Little Rock adopts a resolution for a Republican presidential preference primary in Arkansas to be presented to the Republican State Central Committee. The committee is expected to deny due to lack of machinery and fairness concerns, while over 90 of 100 members favor Taft and a Taft renomination is likely at the state convention. Taft delegates are anticipated to control the convention and form the national delegation.
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New York Times
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Roosevelt Clubs
Republican State Central Committee
State Committee
Taft
Woman in White Led Crowd to Bellevue Hospital
Mrs. Maria Vitaio of 809 East 110th Street was taken to Bellevue Hospital after walking with a 1000 strong crowd beside and in front of her from East 104th Street to St. Ann's Church on Second Avenue. She wore white, carried two lit candles, clasped a crucifix, and wore a Virgin statue on a white ribbon. She had dressed her four children in white and told them she would die. Police escorted her to the East 104th Street Station after attempts to persuade her to return home.
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Maria Vitaio
East 110Th Street
Bellevue Hospital
104Th Street
Second Avenue
Maria de Lio
10Th Street
112Th Street
110Th Street
St. Ann's Church
Merkle
East 104Th Street
Great Bear Spring Water Case Listing
A classified line advertises Great Bear Spring Water at a price per case of six glass-stoppered bottles. The short entry emphasizes packaging and quantity of the product for purchase.
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Great Bear
Dynamite found in crowded Italian tenement cellar
Police uncover thirty sticks of dynamite weighing twenty pounds hidden in a West Sixty-ninth Street tenement cellar used by Pas quale Baltcari and family. Investigators believe thieves stored the explosives, not a Black Hand plot, amid a recent nearby fire and prior threats against Baltcari.
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West Sixty-ninth Street
West Sixty-eighth Street
Dr. Bosk
East Broadway
Pasquale Baltcari
Balcari
Black Hand
Seventyfourth Street
Central Park West
Biacari
Italian Detective Bureau
Charles Flickner
Andrew Flickner
Backes
Bureau of Combustibles
Briggs
Rosenblum
Bureau
West Fifty-fourth Street
Bahcari
Albany Passes Eleven Factory Safety Bills
The Assembly approved eleven bills from Minority Leader Smith based on the New York State Factory Commission report. Measures limit factory occupancy for safe egress, require fireproofing for tall future buildings, mandate quarterly fire drills, license bakeries with health inspections, ban bakery cellars, and enforce ventilation lighting and washing facilities in iron and steel foundries to reduce accidents and disease risks.
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New York Times
Albany
Smith
New York State Factory Commission
State Labor Department
Central Vermont Plans Two 800-Passenger Steam Vessels
Boston March 25 A special meeting of Central Vermont Railroad directors voted to order two 6000 ton steamships for the New York Providence run. The vessels will carry 800 passengers and form part of Grand Trunk expansion plans in Boston. President Fitzhugh testified before a legislative committee on railroads and harbors outlining system changes tied to Boston plans.
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New York Times
Boston
Central Vermont Railroad
Grand Trunk
Hotel Touraine
New York
Providence
Fitzhugh
Anges
Boson
Mr Dooley on English Politics
The noted American humorist Mr Dooley turns his wit to British affairs in a forthcoming column. Read his take on English politics in Next Sunday's Times.
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MR. Dooley
Dix Plays Pivot With Tammany In Public Service Vices
Albany dispatch reports Gov. Dix nearing a deal on two vacant Public Service Commission posts after Senate rejection of Herbert Bissell. Andrew Sullivan, tied to John McCooey, could replace Edward Riggs, signaling possible accord with Murphy and Tammany. If Sullivan is sent, Bissell may be reconsidered for confirmation.
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New York Times
Albany
Capitol
Gov. Dix
Public Service Commissions
Edward G. Riggs
Brooklyn
Herbert P. Bissell
Buffalo
Senate
Bissell
Tammany
Murphy
Riggs
Andrew T. Sullivan
Nassau Trust Company of
Sullivan
John H. McCooey
Boss Murphy
Kings
Loring M. Black, Jr
Democratic Organization of Kings
Robert F. Wagner
Dix
Rigas
Public Service Commission
McCooey
Gov. x
Charities
The
Conservation Commission
John D. Moore
Brackett
Tammany Hall
Timothy D. Sullivan
Senator Sullivan
Teddy
Bombs found in Chicago mail target Dewoody and others
Three bombs discovered in Chicago mail today including one to Charles F. Dewoody chief of the Chicago Division US Justice. Nonexplosive devices used powder to blind recipients. A vile letter mentions Dewoody detective Loose and Commissioner Foote and cites Otoman zar Adusht Hanish case.
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New York Times
Chicago
Charles F. Dewoody
United States Department of Justice
Secret Service
Dewoody
Harry J. Loose
United States
Mark
Post Office
Loose
Foote
Otoman Zar Adusht- Hanish
Hanish
Packing Plant Strike Ends With Knife Armed Ruckus
In Mineola Long Island 125 Schwarzschild Sulzberger workers faced two armed men engineer Charles Settler and driver Victor Halter who seized control demanding higher pay. Halter hurled a meat hook through a window injuring cashier Jacob Russak as deputies arrived to restore order.
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Mineola
L. I
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Company
Charles R. Settler
Victor Halter
Walter R. Petry
Halter
Buhler
Sheriff's Office
de Mott
Jacob Russak
Russak
Nassau Hospital
Death of Gen Salas Ends Four Day Mexican War
Reports from Mexico City say Gen Gonzalez Salas killed himself as Federal forces retreated after a four day battle near Jiminez. Gen Huerta named to succeed Salas as fighting continues with Orozco's rebels and dynamite train attacks cause heavy Federal casualties.
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Mexico City
Jiminez
el Imparcial
Gonzalez Salas
War Ministry
Orozco
Bertremillo
Torreon
Corralitos
Jimines
Corralitos battle rages as forces clash in Mexico
Reports from Jiminez Mexico say the Corralitos engagement continues with heavy losses on both sides. Government claims 400 dead and 100 rebels, with Gen Blanquet wounded. Rebels hold high ground while Government troops refuse to surrender. Gen Tracy Aubert with 500 cavalry may decide outcome. A telecast from Juarez asserts a complete victory by Cam Orozco.
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Jiminez
Mexico
Corralitos
Campa
Blanquet
Tracy Aubert
Aubert
Torreon
EL Paso
Texas
Cam Orozco
Juarez
Col
Ponce
Governor's Night in a Cell at Florence Penitentiary
Arizona Governor Hunt spent a night in Cell 24 at the Florence State Penitentiary with burglar Frank Howard and joined inmates for breakfast in the dining hall. He later said governors should spend a night in prison, comparing to Chinese imperial practices.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Gov. Hunt
Arizona
Florence
Frank Howard
No Brandt Case Indictments in Schiff Robbery Inquiry
The grand jury inquiry into sentencing Foulke E. Brandt to thirty years for the 1907 Schiff robbery ends with no indictments for conspiracy. DA Whitman cites two year conspiracy statute of limitations and lack of continuing acts. witnesses remain Cra-vath suggested. An appeal from Justice Gerard's habeas corpus writ will reach the Appellate Division in about two weeks, with possible tiers to the Court of Appeals or U.S. Supreme Court if reversed.
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Foulke E. Brandt
Mortimer L. Schiff
Brandt
Whitman
Paul D. Cravath
Schiff
Supreme Court
Gerard
Appellate Division
Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Prefers Death to Knife After Skull Injury
John Gurdash of Yonkers on Clinton Street died after refusing a surgical operation for a fractured skull. He declined for thirty six hours, saying he would rather die than be operated on, after an iron beam crushed his skull at the Federal Sugar Refinery. He was taken to St Joseph's Hospital where doctors said only an operation could save his life.
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John Gurdash
Clinton Street
Yonkers
Gurdash
Federal Sugar
St. Joseph's Hospital
Wife Sues F B Dodd for Divorce
Adele Sturges Dodd sues Frank B Dodd secretary of the Metropolitan Opera and Real Estate Company and owner of the Metropolitan Opera House for divorce. Genevieve Carey of New York is named as a respondent. the case, heard before Justice Page, features Dodd denying the charges. Mrs Dodd, a Trask heir, has no children.
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Frank B. Dodd
Metropolitan Opera and Real Estate Company
Metropolitan Opera House
Adele Sturges Dodd
Genevieve Carey
West Sixteenth Street
New York
Dodd
Metropolitan Company
Benjamin H. Trask
Dodds
Justice Page
Supreme Court
Wentworth, Lowenstein& Stern
Laing, Spencer & Crane
France to Send Rodin Bust on Mailed Friendship Mission
Paris reports France completes plans to express friendship to the United States. The steamship France will sail April 20 on its maiden voyage to New York carrying a delegation led by M. Gabriel Hanotaux to deliver Auguste Rodin's La France bronze bust for the Champlain monument base.
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Paris
France
United States
New York
Lake Champlain
M. Gabriel Hanotaux
French Academy
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Montreal
Quebec
Niagara Falls
America
Six Hurt In Auto Crash In Fairmount Park
Philadelphia March 25 J Keating Wilcox and J Ridgway Riley were seriously injured in a two car crash in Fairmount Park early today. Six people sustained injuries overall. Wilcox faces arraignment for reckless driving once released from hospital.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Penn
J. Keating Wilcox
J. Ridgway Riley
Locust Street
Fairmount Park
Wilcox
Craig Mitchell
University of Pennsylvania
Richard M. Philler
Gladstone Apartments
Thomas Ellyns
Ellyns
Riley
Burkhardt
Maud Malone Stops Roosevelt at Votes for Women Event
Maud Malone interrupted President Theodore Roosevelt in a hall scene asking about votes for women. She charged the crowd with questioning if the process was a square deal and delivered a final pointed remark as she left.
Roosevelt Campaign Showdown With Suffragette in New York
Col Roosevelt delivered six speeches across Manhattan urging Republicans to vote for delegates to Chicago. At the New Star Casino a suffragette Miss Maud Malone interrupted, prompting tense exchanges and a crowd reaction until ushers removed her. Roosevelt defended women’s voting rights and suggested a referendum to determine if women should vote.
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Col. Roosevelt
Upper East Side
Chicago
Apollo Hall
Clinton Street
Grand
Lenox Assembly Rooms
Second Avenue
Maennercher Hall
Fifty-sixth Street
Third Avenue
Lexington Avenue
107Th Street
Niblo
170Th Street
St. Ann’s Avenue
156Th Street
Oscar Straus
Miss Maud Malone
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Bertillon
Senate Committee
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Leslee
Assembly
New York and
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A. T. Sullivan
Buffalo Man
Murphy’s Boys
Chicago Mail
Salas
Chihuahua
Nicholas Martinez
Huerta
Tellez
Republic
Puebla
Zapatistas
Mexican Southern Railway
Federal
Star Fighting At
Sues
F. B. Dodd
French Friendship Mission
Rane
Maud Malone
Roosevelt
Koenig
Miss Malone
Mias Malone
Mr. Roosevelt
Miss Malone Ogee
Samuel Aronson
Harlem
Equal Rights League
Otto Tannard
Republiet
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