Dike Seizes Kings County Sheriff Office in Turbulent Raid
Gaden, ousted by Governor Odell for malfeasance, rouses struggle as Norman S. Dike, new Sheriff, and twenty two deputies forcibly enter Guden’s inner office. Guden and aides retreat with papers and a pistol. Royal deputies and Hasbrouck confer as legal actions unfold over who is Sheriff. Dike orders surrender, takes control, and dismisses deputies who aligned with Guden.
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Norman S Dike
Kings County
Catics Gaden
Odell
Gaden
Colonel Dike
Hulen
Guden
Supreme Court
Gaynor
Dike
Tracy
Guter
Jerry AL Weinterg
David FE
Goltfart
Masters
Goldfarb
Wernber
Goldbe
Weinberg
Justice Gaynor
Juson Gutert D. B. Has- Dbroueck
State Court of Clalma
Jade Hasbrouck
Albany
Mr. Guden
Gofen
Guder
George
Guten
Wes
Mr. Dike
London’s King Edward Court At Buckingham Palace Brilliance
London reports King Edward's first Buckingham Palace court with minimal changes in the lineup, a lavish ball room scene, new electric lighting, and a formal supper. American embassy attendees included Mrs Choate and Miss White amid a brimming spectacle praised by newspapers. The Irish question resurfaces in Commons as Treland congested districts board aid is debated. Rhodes' shares weigh on South African markets. A later dispatch notes rain dampening public view yet a grand display inside the palace with princes, ambassadors, and notable ladies.
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Buckingham Palace
Choate
White
Miss White
Francis Seegett
Alberta Sturges
New York
Miss Ermentront
Philadelphia
Charlemagne Tower
St. Petersburg
Mer Jewela
Landon
Life Guards
Guard of Honor
Grenadiers
Queen Victoria
King Edward
Prince
Princess of Wales
Edward
Alexandra
Cynthia Graham
Viscountess
Astie)reagh
Arthur Butler
Stager
Anson Stager
United States Army
Lady Strathcona
Miss Twining
Canada
London
Labor Strike Turmoil in Boston Shifts Toward Settlement
Boston reports a perplexing labor crisis as freight operations halt amid widespread disruption. Governor Crane and the State Board of Arbitration push for time while railroads and shipping firms work to reinstate workers and resume normal freight trade. Talks at the State House involve leaders from the New Haven, Boston and Maine, and Boston and Albany lines as plans to rehire and place workers are debated. progress appears uneven but cautiously hopeful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Freigher Transportation Council
Crane
State House
John M Mill
News York, New-Haven and Hartford Railroad
Tuttle
Boston and Maine
Semwel Hoar
Boston and
Albany
Chamberlain
Manaster
New-Haven Road
Wasalso
Executive Chamber
State Board of Arbitration
Council Chamber
Easley
Cline Federation
Frank P. Sargent
Cleveland
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
George E. McNell
President Tuttle
Boston and Albany
East Boston
New Haven Road
Sugar Trust Fight Forms West Beet Sugar Confederacy
Chicago March 14. Reet sugar men of the West reorganize to fight the Sugar Trust or American Sugar Bondie Company with up to 100 million capital. Idaho Beet Sugar Company stockholders met in Home Life Building while J Hamilton Lewis arrived from Seattle and denied talks of absorption. Next fortnights meetings aim to consolidate with Michigan, Colorado, and other beet sugar firms into The American Bad Sugar Company amid plans for a showdown with Havemeyer.
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Telemaeh
Chicago
Reet Sugar Men of
Sugar Trust
American Sugar Boniie Company
Idaho Beet Sugar Company
Home Life Insurance
la Sallest
J. Hamilton Lewis
Washington
Idaho Company
Beet Sugar Trust
Seattle
Auditorium Annex
West
wWe
American Bad Sugar Company
Michi-gan Companies
Colorado Bret Suenr Company
Oxnard
Sugar Company
Havemeyer Company
Brooklyn Man Killed As Trolley Severes Head
William Wibbles, seventy, of Patchen Ave and Marion St in Brooklyn, was killed last night when run over by Brooklyn Rapid Transit trolley No 20 on the Seventh Ave line at Flatbush and Fifth. His head was severed. Motorman Charles Brockelbank was arrested on homicide charges, claiming the accident was unavoidable and the man fell on the track.
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William Wibbles
Patchenavr
Marion-st
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Flatbush
Seventh-aver
Charles Frockelbank
Brockelbank
Dog bites four children near Public School No 18
A small Spitz ran through Union Henry and President streets as students left Public School No 18. Four children were bitten, including Louis Ferretti Francis Doyle Charles Reid and Frank Holahan. Patrolman Crowley chased the dog five blocks, clubbed it into insensibility, and it was taken to the SPCA for examination while the injured children receive public medical care.
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Henry St
Charles Reid
the Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Giolitti Defends Strikes as Proletariat Movement in Debate
In Rome the Minister of the Interior Signor Giolitti argued in the Chamber of Deputies that recent strikes reflect a broad social movement by the proletariat seeking better conditions. He said strikes are legitimate if not inciting violence and urged government arbitration, especially for public services and baker strikes, to avoid anarchy and progress toward reconciliation. Diplomats and deputies lauded his stance on impartial intervention.
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Coloned
Dike
Guden
Peter
Mam Mesger
Colonel Dike
Aba Guden
Rae & Worth
Heal Estate
Guden Irs
Sheri Timothy L. Dady
Michael J. Dady
Sherif
Wd Mulcehey
Wernbere
Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Signor Giolitti
Interior
Wpursors
Glolitti
Signor
Giolitti
New York and Western Transportation Company Formed
Albany March 4 The New York and Western Transportation Company of New York City was incorporated today with capital of 0000 to operate steamers on the Erie Canal the Hudson River and Long Island Sound. Directors include George W Stillwell Jr Henry Galling Store Ainge Morrie Paul A Rochester John ReRtean Theodore W Myers George A Clark and George Vallagher of New York and Joseph EMyone of Rochester. Columbia University Earl Hall described as the magnificent new building by William Earl Dodge. Advt.
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Albany
New York and Western Reaneportation Company
New York City
Erie Canal
Hudson River
Long Island Sound
George W. Stillwell, Jr
Henry Galling Store
Ainge Fi Morrie
Paul A'Rochester
John ReRtean
Theodore W. Myers
George A. Clark
George Vallagher
New York
Joseph Emyone
Rochester
Rebels Win On Isthmus In Colombia Crisis
Cartagena decree allows Liberals in the city and suburbs to walk streets 6 am to 6 pm daily. After 6 pm imprisonment possible until order is restored. General Fernandez says recent engagements favored the government and urges discipline. report details siege near Agua Dulce, casualties on both sides, and Castro Ortiz and troops reaching Panama. Hohenzollern sails for the Azores after NY visit.
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Colon
Colombia
Cartagena
Fernandez
Simon Fumes
Castro
Ortle
Agua Dulce
Flocas del Toro
Ortiz
Herrera
David
Chiriqui
Quintero
Perez
Santiag Las Valmas
Remedios
Morconeitos
Luqua
Bocas del Toro
Rocas del Toro
Agus Dulca
Revolutionista
Lorenzo
Azua Dulce
Alban
Tate
Panama
Uribe
Uribe-Uribe
Trafic
Associated Press
Immigration Shakeup At Federal Promigration Service
Washington announces a sweep of senior immigration posts with Commissioner General Powderly and New York Port officials set to retire. Frank P. Sargent eyed to succeed Powderly as Roosevelt seeks concurrent replacements. Details outline careers and prior scrutiny of irregularities at Ellis Island.
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Washington
Federal
Promigration
T. V. Powderly
Thomas Fitchie
Port of
New York
Edward F. McSweeney
Frank P. Sargent
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Powderly
Roosevelt
F. P. Sargent
McSweeney
Firelite
McKinley
American Federation of Labor
Senate
Herman Stump
Maryland
Thomas Fitchle
Orange County
Kings County Board of Supervisors
Cleveland
Wreck on the Nickel Plate at Knox injures many
A westbound Nickel Plate passenger train collided with freight cars on a side track near Knox Indiana. The wreck injured several passengers and crew including baggage master Alexander and others. no deaths were reported though some sustained severe head wounds and deep wrist injuries. Fire blocked standby for hours while wreckage burned.
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Dalton
Alexander
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William
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Kirschner
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T. W. Runsell
Treland
Mr. Rhodes
Hampton Court Palace
Harlem
Temple Israel of
Maurice H. Harris
Tomorrow's Tribune
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Tribune
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Helter Skelter
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Plera
Frorp
Sargent
McNeill
Knights Templar
Connecticut Grand Knights Templar
Norwich
Rrgar Trust
Man
Ocklyn
Columbia University
Earl Hall
William Earl Dodge
Hohenzolzern
Azores
Hamilton
Bermuda
Hohenzollern
Count von Baudissin
Henry le Guay Geary
New-York
UTA
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New-York Central Sa
New-York Central Ticket Office
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Sweeney
Sarget
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