Parisian Sensation Prompts Trial Over Poison Plot
Mme Bianchini wife of famed scenic artist faced trial after authorities alleged she plotted to poison her husband M Anton Bianchini. Witnesses testified that friends aided the scheme by removing him to a distant village during a suspected poisoning episode. The case features alleged lovers and mysterious malady tied to atropine, with the husband denying guilt.
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Exoclone
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Mme. Binanchini
Hanchini
Derelict Blizzard Victim Reaches Safety At Last
Captain William Davis of the Nellie reaches Norfolk after a perilous voyage from Norfolk to Cuba. A blizzard at Bogue inlet left the crew mutinous, ice encrusted rigging, and the Nellie blown to sea with Davis aboard until rescue near Hot Island.
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Bogue Inlet
Charley Rose
North Carolina
Mr. Green
Grm
Green & Pearson
Madison, N. J
Harbor Island Club
Hot Island
European fears of US growth in sugar and trade influence
In Washington on March 7, Consul Tirhe in Austin reports European observers warn that the United States far outpaces Europe in sugar and other exports. They claim US export value tops 1.2 billion dollars while imports are about 600 million, predicting intensified commercial clash and a Europe-led coalition to curb outside competition. Consul Bachr notes similar views among Austro Hungarians and German officials.
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Iron Weld
Austin
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Peez
Europe
Bachr
Germany
Mr Choate at Windsor Royal visit with queen and guests
The United States ambassador Joseph H. Choate and Mrs Choate dined and slept at Windsor Castle after a royal reception. Lord Salisbury introduced Choate to the queen, with other guests including Prince Christian of Schleswig Holstein and the Marquess of Salisbury.
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Choate
Windsor
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Windsor Station
Castle
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Prince Christi
Joshua Wilbour
Dublin
George W. Cable
Dr. C. 8. Welles
New York
Aggressive Campaign Advances in Philippine Conflict
Manila March 7 The two civil members of the United States Philippine commission have landed and occupy quarters on the Malate waterfront awaiting Colonel Charles Denby. The commission is incomplete and cannot act officially until his arrival. Troop reinforcements arrive as rebels fortify positions and clashes occur, including a Company G ambush with Oregon and Nebraska troops gaining the ground. Rebels concentrate near a reservoir. Mariquina huts are burned. Spanish envoys seek release of prisoners for $2 million, face higher demands from Aguinaldo.
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United States Philippine Commission
Hong Kong
United States
Itnmore
Wile
Charles Denby
China
Denby
Senator
Ohio
Bee
Oregon Volunteers
Nebraska
Regular Infantry
Bale
Mariquina
Aguinaldo
Malos
The Hungry Cubans and Ration Scandals
March reports indicate provinces except Santiago have requisitioned 2,000,000 rations for March, doubling since January. Impostors and lax discrimination by American distributors fuel the problem. Tavana’s March quota is 650,000 rations with strict orders to aid only the truly needy. A million rations aboard the Comal head to Matanzas and Nouvitas. The military assembly sits in a third secret session amid heavy security, with dissolution rumored as discussions on a major $12,000,000 proposal continue and General Gomes ignores the assembly.
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Mareh
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Nouvitas
Senor Farres
Maximo Gomes
Imprisoned on the Rail in Snowbound Wyoming
Trains on the Wyoming division of the Union Pacific remain tied up as fresh wind and light snow renew the blockade. A relief attempt opened 20 miles of track and returned with a larger crew. Four passengers who walked out at Iron Mountain reached Cheyenne, frostbitten and severely chilled. the stock suffers in the cold.
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The Ohio River Flood News Blitz
West Virginia faces widespread flooding with rivers rising across the state capital and Ohio watershed. Cincinnati reports 56 feet on the Ohio river stage with rapid increases and extensive damage across Huntington Portsmouth and Cincinnati while other cities endure record highs and cold aftermath.
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Loutaville
Pennsylvania Investigators Extend Koontz Inquiry
In Harrisburg citizens witnessed a crowded chamber as Speaker Farr opened the house. Representative Koontz proposed adding four members to the committee probing the McCarroll jury bill charges, naming Movsta Young Neundalt Dixon as appointees. The plan passed after amendments. debate centered on proper investigation methods and timelines. The day also noted brief results in senate ballots and other regional political shifts.
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McCarroll Jury
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Robert K. Young
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