Mexican Reform May Bring Peace In Mexico
New York report says Limantour won a tentative reform plan with insurrectos to end the rebellion. Madero Sr and sons in New York, Diaz backs reforms like land buyups, while promises risk leaders being hanged if arms not laid down. Boundary dispute over capture near Chamizal remains under review by U S and Mexican officials.
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New York
Limantour
Hotel Astor
Madero
Moxico City
Paris
Mexico
Francisco Madero
Limantony
Mexico City
Phestirectas
Diaz
Metztitlan
Mexico Retains Captives Denies Release Request
Washington March 17 The United States government asked the Mexican government under President Diaz for the release of Blatt and Converse two American sympathizers of the revolution who were captured. The request was met with denial.
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Blatt
Converse
spant
Rio Grande
Guadalupe
Chihuahua
state department
Chamizal zone
El Paso
Tex
United States
Mexico
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captuer
Washington, IL
Diaz
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Conversé
Nine Indicted for Alaska Land Fraud in Chicago
Nine men from Chicago, Muncie, Seward, Toronto and elsewhere were indicted by a federal grand jury for defrauding the government of about 10 000 acres of Alaskan coal lands near Cook Inlet valued at 10 000. The defendants include Albert C. ProstGeorge M Seward Pierre G Beach Frank Watson George A Ball Duncan M Stewart Henry C Osborne Gwyn L Francis and Francis H Stewart. The lands lie in districts served by the Juneau US land office.
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Chicago
Cook Inlet
Albert C. Prost
A. ©. Frost company
Chicago, Milwaukee Electric road
George M. Seward
Pierre G. Beach
Frost company
Frank Watson
King county
Washfield
the
George A. Ball
Muncie
Ind
Duncan M. Stewart
Seward
Alaska
Henry C. Osborne
Toronto
Canada
Gwyn L. Trancis
Francis H. Stewart
United States land office
Juneau
Seven Lake Sailors Perish After Leaving Wrecked Tug
Seven lives lost as a fishing crew from the tug Silver Spray perished off Cleveland Harbor in Lake Erie while attempting to reach safety after the vessel foundered. Six men and a boy abandoned to a lifeboat, were dashed on the breakwater, several bodies recovered, and fragments of boat found by the Castinet.
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Cleveland
Lake Hive
Castinet
Knowles son killed in Bolivia trolley accident
Malcolm Knowles, son of U S minister Horace G Knowles, was fatally struck by a trolley pole in La Paz Bolivia. The incident occurred as the pole brake struck him on the head in a hospital report from March 17.
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La Paz
Bolivia
Tama
Peru
Malcolm Knowles
Horace G Knowles
United States
Knowles a
Wilmington
Del
China Agrees To Demands Of Russia
Albany March 17 jury finds Mrs Edith Melcher guilty of murder in the second degree for killing her four year old son. Imprisonment at Auburn for not less than twenty years. She showed no emotion as sentence was pronounced. Other items include Cyrus Young retiring from baseball at age 45 after a long career. Peary’s commission and retirement details are noted. Chinese government expresses intent to agree with Russia on key points and to accept Russian consulates and trade measures. Convicted of mail fraud George Morcy faces a three year sentence in Atlanta.
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Olga
Hussia
Dimitri Pauteviteh
beloves
Dimitri
Sergius
Russia
yeung
St. Petersburg
Albany
N.Y
Edith Melcher
Jagua
degier
James Howard
lahor ar Auburn
Jile
Melcher
Peary
Taft
Washington
Robert E . Peary
North Pole
Peking
foreign board
Mongolia
Kuselan
imperial assembly
New York
George EL Morcy
Housh
federal
Atlanta
Suicide in crowded Union Station shocks metropolis
March 17 report from Washington notes Henry Powell, a hotel guest, killed himself in a crowded Union Station area by firing a shot into his arm and shoulder as he shouted and caused alarm. Police found no fraud related evidence and will pursue charges if any arise.
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C. March if
Henry Powell
Union station
blahlionting
Catholic School Swept by Flame
Ellicott City Md March 17 Fire destroyed St Charles college a Catholic priesthood prep school. Brisk winds fueled a rapid blaze leaving only four walls. Loss about 300000 with 175000 insured. Over 200 students and 20 30 professors displaced. The college run by the Society of Saint Sulpice trained youths for priesthood.
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Ellecott City
St. Charles college
Ellicott City
Ellrcott City
Cardinal Gibbons
Society of St. Sulpice
France
golidge
John B. Tabb
United States
Fraud in Non Contest Vote Seizes New Orleans Election
More than one hundred New Orleans citizens summoned to grand jury over alleged frauds in last weeks election for a Louisiana Supreme Court justice. Good Government league fights alleged ring politics with ballot box stuffing and irregularities to aid certain wards and politicians.
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Good Government League
New Orleans
Louisiana sUpreme court
W. B. Somerville
Say you sa y in Tha News. Newspa peril Bais
Readable fragments note a terse headline style about a newspaper peril or breach involving a person named Bais. The brief hints at risk to journalism or press safety without clear incident details or dates.
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One-Price Outfitters
Beacon
Goodyear
Lehr
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Middendorf, Williams & Co
BANKERS & BROKERS
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Light Bulb Trust
Washerton
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