Killed Playing Indian by Companion in Suburban Woods
In Philadelphia at Mount A, Warren Carragh ib Vodrs was shot dead with a rifle by James Hawthorne aged 14. The weapon discharged in a group of boys playing Indian. Hawthorne fled. police detain witnesses who deny throwing the gun while noting the weapon was loaded. A separate report from Oworse Mach recounts a man burned to death saving his son as a house and family perish in a blaze.
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Philadelphia
Mount Ais
Warren Carragh
James Hawthorne
Hawthorne
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here
pescason
Pope Pius X Receives Congratulatory Day honors
Pope Pius X marked his name day with Catholic clergy and thousands of well wishers present for mass. He greeted cardinals in his library and offered thanks without delivering a formal address. A Catholic club sent fruit and flowers arranged like a gondola.
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Rome
Pius X
sacred college
Teo Nil
Catholic club
Pope Pius
Venice
Polish schools life described as torment in St Petersburg piece
Polish novelist Henry k Sienkiewich writes on Polish schools noting life as a round of chagrin torment and tragedy and youths suffering years. Parents fear their children becoming focal females and seek certificates. Andrew Carnegie donates 150000 to Syracuse University for a new library building announced by Chancellor James R Day.
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St Petersburg
Henryk Sienkiewich
Poland
Sarnegie
Syracuse University
Syracuse
James R Day
Andrew Carnhegie
university
Color of Hair Said to Indicate a Person's Temperament
A. R. Yeakle reports on ideas that hair color reflects personality traits. The claim links hair shade to temperament, suggesting readers consider physical appearance as clue to character.
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Peryom
Mine Disaster Kills 14 Rescue Effort Halted by New Explosion
A coal mine disaster near Thurmond leaves 14 dead after a second blast as rescuers, led by Mine Inspector Edward Pinchnes, enter the mine to recover bodies. A 16 year old girl dies in a separate barn fire. four buildings collapse in York after sudden warm weather.
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Thurmond
stark
dlearha
maine
apple
Edward Pinchnes
Pinchnes
York
baidina
marty co
ghana
Japs Continue Their Advance Amid War Front Updates
Japanese forces report advancing north toward Kalyan and Harbin as Russians retreat. Updates describe disrupted Russian lines, battlefield cold and stormy conditions, and Japanese batteries keeping pace with the retreating columns from the south and west.
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Harbin
Tokio
esterdas
Kalyan
Me Pass
Kalisan
Pusa
Vahomen
Tig Pass
Kafyen
Gunshu Pass
Mukden
first
wight
Moscow As Capital of Russia In Historic View
The article notes Moscow as the old capital and hotbed of revolution alongside St Petersburg. It describes views of the Moscow river, the Kremlin to the left, and other city landmarks. It mentions the Led NQULTe near the kremlin walls and Moscow’s role in religious and political life of the empire.
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Serghis
Vascow
st V Petersburg
Kremlin
krem
Moscow
Tuasia
Disorders in Southern Russia Raise Fear of Wide-Scale Land Strife
Reports from St Petersburg on March 20 describe rising peasant disorders in the Black Soil belt and southern districts. Estates are plundered and burned, landlords murdered, and armed bands are said to roam forests. The spread prompts officials to seek urgent government action to prevent bloodshed as gangs circulate proclamations urging land division.
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St Petersburg
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Russia
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Steamer Spartina Wrecked Near Block Island
The steamer Spartina ran ashore and sank near Block Island after striking a reef. Captain Maks commanded the vessel on a Providence to Philadelphia run for the Boston and Philadelphia Steamboat Company, with onlookers reporting heavy seas and a forceful impact.
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Ren Agiiund
Block Island
Hard Island
Spartina
PO Maks
Boston and
Phila opr Stedtuslug companys
Providence
Philadelphia
Bali
Susquehanna Bank Heist Threats Spark Evacuations
Unclear text reports a threat or attempted robbery near a Susquehanna bank area. Residents in Ashborhood view area brace for possible evacuations with warnings imminent and police response planned to secure local homes and businesses.
President Roosevelt to hunt bear in Colorado and Texas trip
President Roosevelt plans a hunting trip starting April 2 with speeches in Louisville and Austin. He will hunt three to four weeks in Colorado mountains using rifle subsistence with guides Borah and Billoff. He requested roughing it and bear meat and coffee, not theft, and aims to depart Washington until June.
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Washington
Roosevelt
southwest
Louisville
Texas
Indian Territory
Austin
John M Simpson
Bovina
Texas Panhandle
Jake” Borah
Billoff
Major Warner Made Senator in Missouri Slugfest
Missouri legislature elects Major William Warner Republican of Kansas City as United States senator in a joint convention ending a long deadlock. Celebrations follow as supporters cheer. Roosevelt to visit as planned. several local notes include deaths and public events.
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Missouri
Jefferson City
William Warner Republican
Kansas City
United States
Major Warner
Cockrell
Masser
Iss
Berens
Coronel Berens
Thompson
St Louis
Niedringhaus Poth Pearrat
Repubblicans
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Trust Vernor Hoch Defends Anti Monopoly Stand at Kansas Oil Meet
The Kansas Oil Producers Association formed to promote independent refineries and pipelines, with Governor Hoch declaring the move not socialist but pro competition. Ida M Latbell contrasted Kansas support for the industry with Pennsylvania, while remarks criticized Standard Oil's methods and urged decency.
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to Kansas
BOOO tenaded
Standard Gas company
seston
standard
Kanga company
tor
fedl
Kansas Ol Producers’ Association
toch
Standart OH
Rockefeller
sociadien
United States
Standard Oil company
Ida M ‘Latbell
Kansas
Pennsylvania
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