Sicilians Protest in America Over Nasi Conviction
A Webster Hall gathering of about one thousand Sicilians denounced Professor Nunzio Nasi for misappropriating public funds and attacked Prime Minister Giolitti. Messages from the meeting urged justice for Nasi and sympathy for Sicily, with calls for secession talk in Trapani.
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Sicily
Rome
Webster Halil
Nunzio Nasi
Italian Senate
Tere
Nasi
Giolitti
Giolittit
Luigi Pane
M. A. Mercurio
Naples
Senate
High Court of Justice
Italy
Professor Nasi
Trapani
Abraham Rosenthal Arrested in Perry Oklahoma
Abraham Rosenthal, wanted in Reading Pennsylvania on murder charges, is jailed in Perry Oklahoma after being arrested at Billings last Wednesday. He denies the killing and plans to go to Reading without requisition papers as Noble County sheriff heads east with him. The Read ing police had sought Rosenthal for weeks in the Feb 15 shooting of his brother in law Lewis Clawson at the shirt factory office.
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Guthrie
Okla
Abrahan Rosenthal
Reading
Penn
Perry
Billings
Noble County
Rosenthal
Mares
Abraham Rosenthal
Lewis Clawson
Atter
Clawson
Teenager Margaret Berton shoots self in Trenton home
Trenton March 15. Margaret Berton fifteen years old fatally shot herself as she prepared to retire. Her father Harry L Berton had taken two other children to Atlantic City that day, leaving Margaret at home. Her disappointment at being left behind is given as the cause.
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the Tribune
Trenton
Margaret Berton
Harry L. Berton
Atlantic City
Margaret
Service Mass Meeting In Newark Library
East Orange announces a mass meeting for those listed to the reform to be held tomorrow night at 8 in the Newark Free Public Library. Edward K. Somerwell, chairman of the New Jersey State Civil Service Association legislative committee, warns of grave imperil to the cause from Trenton and urges large attendance to show support for a good workable civil service law.
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East Orange
Edward K. Somerwell
New Jersey State Civil Service Association
Newark Free Public Library
Somerwell
Trenton
Maud Booth Not Ill Says Booth at Montclair Home
Commander Ballington Booth announced from Montclair New Jersey that his wife Maud Ballington Booth Volunteers of America is not ill though saddened by the death of her coworker and friend Mrs E A McAlpin wife of Major General McAlpin at Ossining New York He praised Mrs McAlpin and noted the ex convicts league sent flowers to her bier.
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Montclair
N. J
Ballington Booth
Maud Ballington Booth
Volunteers of America
McAlpin
Ossining
N. Y
Booth
Stranger Asleep in Wrong House in Orange
Miss Agnes and Miss May Morton of 104 Main Street Orange awoke to a man in their room early this morning. Jacob Sullivan of Newton Sussex County was found sleepily in bed after the door was left unlocked. Sullivan, claiming intoxication, was arrested by Patrolman Brennan and to be arraigned before Justice Bray tomorrow.
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Orange
Agnes
May Morton
Addison Morter
Main Street
Patrelman Brennan
Jacob Sullivan
Newton
Sussex County
Sullivan
Mr. Morton
Bray
Dixon Mob Seeks Retribution After Deputy Shot
Deputy Marshal Smit Childers was fatally wounded during an arrest attempt on Jacob McDowell in Dixon Kentucky. McDowell was moved to Henderson as a mob formed to search for him and the armed black community responded by ambushing travelers P B Carter and J B Barry, injuring both. Later, McDowell's relative Was shot, and two other men were arrested for firing on travelers.
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Dixon
Smit Childers
Jacob McDowell
McDowell
Iyach McDowell
Negrees
Providence
P. B. Carter
Chattanooga
J. B. Barry
Henderson
Will” McDowell
Tom” Yaqua
Tom” Miller
Railroads and Militiamen in War Department Billing
Washington reports railroads in several states refuse to carry militia at the old rate of one half the tariff. The War Department has required payment at no more than half the regular rate and states are to issue transportation requests. Final settlements will be charged to each state's militia appropriation.
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Washington
National Guard
War Department
STOP SOCIALIST MEETS IN PHILADELPHIA MARCH 15
Police acting on orders from the Director of Public Safety halted several socialist meetings across Philadelphia. An anniversary gathering for Karl Marx’s death and a Zionist talk by Dr Charlies Worstman were blocked, prompting lawyers to threaten an injunction. A large Marx anniversary event proceeded after officers entered.
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Philadelphia
Public Safety
Clay
Karl Marx
Carl M. Zomatkin
Charlies Worstman
New York
Heidelberg University
Palestine
Marx
Morris Hillquitt
Socialist Party
Fate on Birthday in Caldwell Murder Trial
Buise Idaho March 13 On his forty second birthday next Wednesday Harry Orchard confessed murderer of former Governor Frank Steunenberg will face Judge Fremont Wood in the District Court of Canson County The condemned man will hear the death sentence and has refused to plead to lesser charges He says I am guilty and am ready to my punishment Orchard denies immunity promises and is believed to accept the extreme penalty He spends time with the Bible and religious works and will not speak for publication
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Buise
Idaho
District Court
Canson County
Harry Orchard
Frank Steunenberg
Caldwell
Fremont Wood
Fontene
Grehard
Orchard
Look Too Soon For Skyscraper Joke Aboard New York
On a Wednesday night the steamship New York sped toward shore when a joker in the smoking room claimed passengers could ashore in an hour after passing Sandy Hook. He pointed to the Mauretania on deck, likening it to a skyscraper, but the crowd did not laugh. The ship docked yesterday.
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New York
Sandy Hook
Promenade
Liverpool
Mince Meat Threats Plague Kutler Family
An anonymous blood signed letter warned Samuel Euler and his family of six children to hand over 300 dollars last Monday night or face harm. After the demand, Kutler reported to police when the figure rose to 1000 dollars. The Kutlers remain indoors and escorted, as investigators pursue the letter writer.
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Samuel Euler
Kutler
Demand for separators grips Poughkeepsie plant
The De Laval Separator Company, a major local industry, has workers extended to night shifts due to a surge in orders. An order for nine carloads, totaling 1,575 machines, arrived recently, and Superintendent Miller says current output and business match or exceed the best prior years.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
de Laval Separator Company
Miller
Auctioneer Briscoe Struck By Falling Milk Bottle
Edward Briscoe an auctioneer residing at 220 West 40th Street was hit on the head by a bottle of milk from a fourth floor window at Broadway and 40th Street yesterday. He was carried senseless to New York Hospital with a severe scalp wound.
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Edward Briscoe
West 40Th Street
Broadway
40Th Street
New York
Woman Run Down by Bloodhounds in Arson Case
Ada Palmer, a white woman in Chattanooga Tennessee, was run down by bloodhounds yesterday and arrested on a charge of arson. She is accused of setting fire to HM L Mc Farland's home on Mission Ridge, marking a second arson charge against her.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Ada Palmer
HM. L. McFarland
Mission Ridge
Bound and gagged by thieves at boarding house
Joseph Navilio and wife Maury reported that on Saturday afternoon a man and woman entered their No 231 West 4th Street room. The wife was gagged and tied to her bed while loot including jewelry and money was taken. Mrs Navilio said three weeks earlier jewelry and a wedding dress with cash were stolen from her room. another tenant across the hall also lost money.
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Joseph Navilio
Maury
West 4Th Street
Charles Street
Navilio
Liners Bobstay Repaired At Sea After Gale
The American Line steamship New York arrived after a rough crossing from Southampton. A north westerly gale snapped the bobstay near the bowsprit, causing the vessel to slow and stop before a seaman secured it with a heavy hawser and the bow was safeguarded.
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American Line
New York
Southampton
Roberts
Body Found Floating in Globe Village Pond
In Globe village pond Southbridge Mass a decomposed male body about six feet tall and 25 to 35 years old was found today. Dr Cary C Bradford medical examiner to identify. Tattoos show a jockeys head on the left forearm and four horses heads on the right. Handkerchiefs in pockets bear the name Reed A Whittemore.
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Southbridge
Mass
Globe Village
Cary C. Bradford
Reed A. Whittemore
Mexico College Wreck Left Half Submerged After Quake
Telegraphed from Mexico City reports that one half of the large Visayan College has sunk three feet due to last year’s earthquake. The government orders demolition and estimates replacement cost at $29,000.
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The
Tribune
Mexico City
Viscayan College Heroe
Bloodthirsty Kea Devours Sheep in New Zealand Tales
A writer recounts how the New Zealand kea hunts sheep, describing attacks at dawn or dusk, lone or paired birds selecting a flock, leaping onto a sheep’s rump, tearing wool, slicing flesh, and driving the animal to exhaustion before it dies, with attackers circling as the sheep skitters in panic.
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New Zealand
Praise for Institute marks tenth anniversary at Cooper Union
The People's Institute celebrated its tenth anniversary with Dr. William H. Maxwell presiding. Speakers included Rev. Thomas Slicer, William M. Ivins, Michael M. Davis Jr., Rev. Dr. Samuel Schulman, and Charles Sprague Smith who summarized a decade of progress. The event highlighted public school clubs, ethical civic work, and the institute’s expansion while calling for increased financial support.
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People’s Institute
Cooper Union
William H. Maxwell
Thomas ". Slicer
People’s Church
William M. Ivins
People’s Forum
Michael M. Davis, Jr
Samuel Schulman
League For Social and Ethical Service
Charles Sprague Smith
Tod
Dr. Maxwell
People's Institute
Slicer
Hamburg
Duke Street
William MI. Ivins
Haif
Minister on Eastern Awakening
The Rev Dr Frank de Witt Talmage preached at West End Presbyterian on West 105th street last night, arguing China is awakening and will rise within thirty years to dominate the East and influence the world through Western civilizational standards. He warned that Christianizing China must start now before it is too late.
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Frank de Witt Talmage
T. de Witt Talmage
West End Presbyterian Church
West 105Th Street
Tie
China
Talmage
Japan
East
Peking
Missionaries blamed for labor unrest at church service
Rev. Charles Stelzle, head of church and labor at the Board of Home Missions, told about five hundred laborers at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian that missionaries stir social unrest and must be praised for expanding Christian support of labor. He cited Wright on reforming child labor and equal pay, urging temperance and cleaner living among workers.
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Charles Stelzle
Department of Church and Labor
Board of Home Missions
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Steizie
Africa
Christ
Jesus Christ
Carrell TY. Wright
Stelzle
Brooklin Man Falls From Elevated Station in Amnesia Incident
Fred Langlois of 1 Sth Street Brooklin slipped from an Adams Street Myrtle Avenue elevated station early yesterday. He suffered a broken arm a head wound and minor bruises. A patrolman and Dr. Anderson Brooklyn Hospital treated him. Langlois cannot recall whether he had just left a Manhattan train or planned to board one. Police say he attempted to climb a revolving gate and fell. He will be detained at Brooklyn Hospital for a time.
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Fred Langlois
Sth Street
Brooklin
Adams Street
Myrtle Avenue
Anderson
Brooklyn Hospital
A. Langlois
Head
Manhattan
Langiois
Brooklyn
David T. Watson in Federal Suits
Pittsburg March 15 David T. Watson an attorney of this city left for New York to confer with lawyers and Interstate Commerce Commission members on federal prosecutions of the Union Pacific and other railroads. He has been involved in the Alaskan boundary Northern Securities and Chicago City cases.
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Pittsburg
David T. Watson
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Pacific
Watson
Alaskan Boundary
Northern Securities
Chicago City
Riots, Bail, and a University Speech Highlight City News
Thomas Walsh arrested during the teamsters riot on Rent Street was held in 1000 bail by Magistrate Stein ert in the Tombs court for examination tomorrow on a charge of shooting Joseph Forkey of 201 Chambers Street. Edwin A Alderman, president of the University of Virginia, will speak on The Growing South at the Civic Forum in Carnegie Hall this Sunday evening March 2.
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Thomas Walsh
Teamsters
Rent Street
Steinert
Tombs Court
Joseph Forkey
Chambers Street
Edwin A. Alderman
University of Virginia
Civic Forum
Carnegie Hall
Maine Indian Fund to be folded into perpetual trust
Augusta March 13 The Maine Indian fund with origins in a Massachusetts treaty to protect Penobscot and Passamaquoddy lands has faced strain as winters passed and trade declined. The state now faces a $9,72749 discrepancy in owed interest, with Auditor Hatch proposing compound interest to restore the fund.
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Augusta
Massachusetts
Maine
Great Britain
Oramendel Smith
Litchfield
Charles P. Hatch
Hateh
Indian funding for Penobscot Passamaquoddy faces next Maine Legislature
The report outlines annual interest costs and past appropriations for Penobscot and Passamaquoddy tribes. It notes Penobscot on a small island near Old Town, with 2% membership growth, and Passamaquoddy near Calais, about 4 souls. It warns of ongoing funding issues and the need for future state action.
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Penobscot
Penobscot River
Old Town
Sisters of Mercy
Calais
Indian Fund
Maine
Hawthorne cottage covered in oil in night attack
Faterson New Jersey March 1 Special Somebody smeared the front of Mrs Emme Eaton’s Hawthorne cottage with machine oil. Her son James W Eaton is a Hawthorne councilman and former school board member. Eaton suspects multiple offenders and will offer a reward for information leading to detection.
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Faterson
N. J
Hawthorne
Emme Eaton
James W. Eaton
Eaton
Youth Deliberately Kills Father in Willington Del
Matthew Kraschetsky aged seventeen shot and killed his father Louie Kraschetsky at their home in Willington Del anger over not seeking work. The boy, after his father ordered him to leave the house if unemployed by Monday, drew a revolver and fired two bullets. He escaped but later surrendered.
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Willingtom del. March
Matthew Kraschetsky
Louie Kraschetsky
Kraschetzky
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