Fall From Carriage Kills Jaucanter Manon 21 A
A carriage mishap in Maine during a tinawas event led to the death of 21 year old Jaucanter Manon A, who was struck on the head as a mal landed on him. The incident caused fatal injuries. Suffragettes prepare to meet in Louisville New York with the National Woman Suffrage Association accepting an invitation to its next annual convention in Louisville from October 19 to 24.
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Maine
Louisville
New York
Natonal Won Suffrage association
Kentucky Equal Rights Lupwty
Lousville
Cuffey Out for Two-Party Union Calls Reorganization
A Civil War era political notice reports Cuffey urging Democratic and Keystone parties to unite against the reorganization, condemning it as sham and urging a joint meeting of party leaders to discuss last year’s state campaign and plan county-ticket alignment. The statement emphasizes harmony, legality, and cooperation without specifying concrete candidates or dates.
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Recomiendius
JM Gulley
Lomimittegman
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Keystone
Reciprocity Talk: Canadian Farmers Urge Treaty
Washington reports Canada favors reciprocity with the United States. Representative Campbell says Canadian farmers and merchants see duty reductions as removing tariff barriers and boosting cross border trade. They claim Canadian producers would better compete with American prices once duties are removed.
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Washington
United States
Philly Pit Campbell
Kansas
White House
Taft
dominion
Pont port
Canada
aod
Hatpin Wound Spurs Lawmaker’s Gill Wrestle for Legislation
Providence march 2 a lawmaker was wounded by a hatpin described as a dangerous weapon. Representative John Lewlere announced plans to introduce a bill to limit hatpins. On the way to the state house he was stabbed in the nose by a weaponized pin as a woman passenger reportedly caused a scuffle and head injury. The incident suggests renewed debate over weapon safety and public transit security.
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RooT
John Th Lewlere
tam fee
Perlere
protiudau trong
Wostubag
derp ud Ilgad
James A. Patten Must Stand Trial for Wheat Market Corners
Industrialist James A Patten and associates face trial on charges tied to wheat market cornering as authorities pursue legal action in the case. Proceedings are set to determine violations of market manipulation statutes and related offenses.
Patten Must Stand Trial in Monopolizing Cotton Trade
In New York on March 24 Judge Noyes of the United States circuit court overruled demurrers in the government suit against James A. Patten of Chicago and Robert M. Thompson. The ruling denies motions to quash the indictments and directs that the defendants face trial on charges of conspiring to monopolize interstate trade and commerce in cotton last year.
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New York
Noyes
United States circuit court
James A. Patten
Chicago
Robert M. Thompson
dudge Noyes
Political Boss Wins Point in Cox Case Injunction
George D B Cox’s attorneys win a temporary injunction in Cincinnati halting all proceedings against the indicted political center. The circuit court will consider a writ of mandamus to compel Presiding Judge Vant to rule on Cox’s bias affidavit and whether it voids Judge Gorman’s actions.
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Cincinnati
George DB. Cox
circuit
Gorman
court of common pleas
Cox
Vant
cam now pleas
Boy Skips School Sentenced to Eighteen Months
Passaic New Jersey March 24 Thomas Bednash a nine year old was sentenced by Judge Scott to eighteen months in Jamesburg reform school for truancy and enticing others from class In two years this was his eleventh appearance He claimed his teacher whipped him and he would not stand for that Truant Office Weber cited prior offenses involving thirteen classmates kept from school for days to two weeks and noted his influence harmed the school system He appeared younger than nine with a baby face and bangs but spoke like a twelve year old.
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Passaic
N. J
Thomas Gednash
Scott
Jamesburg
Weber
Bednashy
Monoplane Flight Sets Passenger Records in Dana France
Louis Breenet breaks passenger records in a single monoplane flight described from Dana France on March 24. He carried twelve persons over a two mile stretch, with heights from 10 feet to 75 feet. The total weight carried was 1310 pounds while the aircraft and occupants weighed 8602 pounds combined.
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Louis Breguet
Dana
France
Louis Breenet
To Form New Cabinet in Rome The King Names Gioliti
Rome Mareb i The king officially charges Gioliti with forming a new cabinet. Names will be announced after the jubilee. Socialists’ participation in the new ministry is assured, but the hope of Shatter Teel fades as he heads west of Pennecoeh.
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Mareb +i
Gioliti
Americans Shot as Insurgents Grip Mexican Crisis
San Antonio March 64. John Hamlton Dignowitty known as Ham Dignowitty and three other Americans were shot to death by orders of Mexican authorities for participating in the insurrection. The executon was said to be by a tramhead court martial. Dignowitty, 30, worked in cattle and mining in Chihuahua. Burns reports mine closures have left many Americans unemployed and joining insurgents, with about 150 out of work and another 50 American adventurers allied with rebels.
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San Antonio
Texas
John Hamlton Dignowitty
Hain Dignowitty
Dignowitty
Fred Dignowitty
Ham” Dignoswitty
Chihuahua
HOM
Burns
Diaz Must Keep Up Fight Limantour Admits Mexican Crisis
Mexico City March 24 Pinance Minister Limantour admitted a deeper crisis than expected and said there are no definite plans to solve it. The government will continue the military program while considering reforms including electoral law revision. He warned against concessions backed by force and distinguished between educated noncombatants and Madero loyalists.
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Sertous
Mexico City
Mexico
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anid
Madero
war department
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Oiaz
congress
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Paris
Fired On U. S. Soldiers Near Presidio Report
Mexican federal troops reportedly fired on a U S patrol near Presidio Texas, with Brigadier General Wanean awaiting confirmation. A report has been sent to Attorney General Wickersham for authentic verification, while a Presidio telegram cites Sergeant Long as the patrol commander receiving several shots.
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San Antonio
Texas
Joseph Wanean
Presidio
Wichkersham
Washington
Farkins
Presnie
Sergeant Long
William J Cummins Indicted Officer of Carnegie Trust
William J Cummins, an officer of the Carnegie Trust Company, has been indicted in a case charging financial misconduct and breach of fiduciary duty. The proceedings implicate the bank and its leadership, with formal charges detailing alleged misuse of funds. The case outlines the legal actions underway and potential penalties.
Wisconsin lawmaker promotes matrimony by act
Madison March 24 A bill would tax unmarried women over twenty five zero dollars annually and establish a matrimonial commission led by the governor and state officials to join couples when affinity is sought by a loveborn maiden, introduced by Assemblyman Jansen of Manitowoc famed for trouserette notoriety.
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Madison
Wis
Jansen
Mankowoc
Father Arrests Son For Stealing $50 In Ludwick Post Office
Savannah reports Walter Thorne, son of Ludwick courtmaster R L Thorne, was brought before a United States judge to answer theft of $50 from the Ludwick post office. Judge Emery Speer sent the boy to a Washington reform school for one year and one day after intercession by Joe Samuel B Adams. No attorney was present.
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Savannah
R. L. Thorne
Ludwick
Liberty county
Walter
United States court
Joe Samuel B. Adams
supreme court
Emery Speer
Washington
Episcopal Bequests Reach $275000 In Worthington Will
The will of Amelia Worthington widow of the late Right Rev Georg Worthington former Nebraska bishop bequeaths 275000 to the Episcopal Church and its institutions. Other provisions include bequests aggregating nearly seventy thousand dollars to church related entities and services. The document reflects a legacy aimed at supporting church work and education.
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Mass
Episcopal
alvs
Amelia Worthington
Georg. Worthington
Nebraska
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