Romanian Revolt Sweeps Toward Bucharest Amid Civil Unrest
Roumanian peasants, led by unrest spreading from Alexandria to Bucharest, clash with troops in violence that leaves hundreds dead or wounded. Martial law tightens across the capital as troops bolster borders and the royal palace amid fears of broader civil war and attacks on landowners and Jews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Alexandria
Apullochia
Rowmais
Romania
Corniceanu
Roumania
Lomonn
Jassy
Fight Over Singer Heir Milliiona Lawsuit Filed
Paulpharies William Sohege third husband of Isaac Singer's widow sues in New Jersey chancery court seeking majority share of 20 million dollars held in trust by his wife. Defendants include Singer Manufacturing Company of Elizabethport and the widow's children and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer Milliiona
Trenton
N. J
Paulpharies William Sohege
Isaac Merritt Singer
Chancery Court of
New Jersey
Singer S Manufacturing Company of
Elizabethport
Fundraiser Targeted Site Purchase for George Washington University
John Barrett director of the bureau of American republics attended a Paid Audience meeting in Lukten Washington to raise funds for buying a site for George Washington University. Barrett offered to pay two dollars a minute for speaking and spoke fifty minutes, costing ten dollars, with talk of charging the senate and house at the same rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lukten
Washington
John Barrett
Bureaua of American Republics
George Washington University
Barrett
Ito
Senate
House
Kelsey to Appear Before Senate Panel in Insurance Probe
New separations in the Kelsey case are expected tomorrow as the senate committee continues the investigation of the insurance superintendent. Reports say Kelsey will appear before Senator Davis of Buffalo, chairman of the committee, who once represented the Protective Assurance company in matters related to the insurance department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelsney
Davis
Albany
WN. X
Kelsey
Senate Junctary Committee
Buffalo
Protective Assurance Company
Hoboken Man Arrested in Honduras Lottery Conspiracy
Oscar Hauer a noted club and society figure in Hoboken was arrested on a conspiracy charge tied to transferring by express ads of the Honduras National Lottery company. Police acted on a complaint by William J. Flynn head of the postal department's eastern division.
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Hoboken
N. J
Honduras National Lottery Company
Oscar Hauer
William J. Flynn
Postal Department
Women Protest Conductor Touch On Street Cars In Atlanta
Women of Atlanta protest management over conductors assisting them on street cars. They allege that touching by conductors soils their spring white shirt waists and push for changes in handling. The dispute centers on perceived improper conduct during boarding and the burden placed on women passengers.
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Atlanta
Silver life saving medals awarded to Wisie crew
George B. Cortelron secretary of the treasury awarded silver life saving medals to the master and crew of the Schooner Wisie of Block Island for their heroism in saving lives after the sinking of the steamer Larchmont in Block Island waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Block Island Heroes
Providence
BR. L
George GB. Cortelron
United States Treasury
Wisie
Block Island
Larchmont
Professor's Compound Explodes in Yardley Incident
A compound used by Professor William Baines exploded near Yardley Pennsylvania. It wrecked James Husted’s house where the professor stayed and set fire to a barn and implement shed causing about 4000 dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yardley
William Baines
James Husted
Sonoma Belle Wins Bennings Handicap Tight Finish
At Bennings three favorites and three outsiders won the day. In the featured sixth race over a mile and forty yards Sonoma Belle at 12 to 62 overtook Ormonde's Right and held off Saller in a close stretch for the victory. Lady Vera won the opener and Queen's Souvenir captured the second race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bennings
Or Nonde
Sonoma Belle
Saller
Lady Vers
Miller
Futyr
Giles
Radtke
Workman
Black Mate
Towtoperl
Brookine
Akar
Lady Vera
Kancakee
Oak Leaf
Trey of Spades
Gites
Azelina
Wabash Queen
Campaigner
Sally K
Akbar
Parkville
Jerry C
Sonoma
Cornell Wins in Twelve Innings at Durham
RALEIGH N C March 27 Cornell and Trinity played a twelve inning game in Durham Neither side scored until the twelfth with two out Cornell produced the winning run to hand Trinity a defeat in extra innings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Raleugh
N. C
Trinity
Durham
Tigers Win at Norfolk Virginia
Norfolk March 27 Prince ton college defeated William and Mary 1 to 0 as W and M scored on a wild throw by Djilom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Norfok
Norfolk
Princeton College
William and Mary College
William and Mary
Djilom
Glorifer Sweeps Fifth Race At Pair Grounds
Glorifer equaled the track record by winning the fifth race at the Pair grounds in New Orleans. In a separate Ascot note from Los Angeles, Joan of Ace failed to hold the lead, beaten a nose by Miss Fingers in the first race.
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Glorifer
New Orleans
Mareh
Aix Curious
Ascot
Los Angeles
Cal
Joan of Ace
Miss Fingers
Insect Flood and Frog Rain Hit Michigan Territory
A Kalamazoo to Battle Creek region reports an unusual meteorological event with a shower of large green insects and many small frogs covering the area. The phenomenon followed a rapid storm, with frogs and insects appearing in significant numbers across farms and basins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Kalamazh
Mich
Walkanazoo
Battle Creek
Mrs Josephine Nelly Cleared in Sister Killing Trial
In Baltimore criminal court a jury found twenty year old Mra Josephine Nelly not guilty of the charge of killing her sister Aliss Edn Gaff tre. Kelly, recently married seven months, kissed Senator Whyte, her counsel, in court after acquittal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Kelly Gers
Baltimore
Tosephige Nelly
Aliss Edn Gaff Tre
Kelly
Whyte
Totiremen Transfered Large Bribe to Police Official
In New York on March 27 James F. Mack, once a top police official, received 200000 dollars from Totiremen. The money was paid by the confidential secretary General Bingham who was recently dismissed, with police tests amounting to 100000 dollars connected to Mack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Totiremen
Mack
New York
James F. Mack
Bingham
France Seizes Oudjo in Morocco Action
Paris dispatch reports General Liautey and a French force occupied Oudjo Morocco yesterday with a strong French drum leading the advance. Details are scarce in the brief transmission from Alared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Disnitelus
Ganveral Liautey
Oudjo
Mocrocco
Thaw Murder Trial Put On Hold By Lunacy Commission
Justice Fitzgerald appointed a three member lunacy commission to assess Harry K. Thaw's mental state after nine weeks of trial delay. The panel includes Morgan J. O'Brien Peter B. Otoey and Dr. Leopold Putzel and may order commitment to an asylum or allow the trial to resume. Thaw expressed confidence he is sane and the commission will affirm that view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry E. Thaw
Justice Fitzgerald
Stanford White
Thaw
Hywlyn Nesbit Thaw
Criminel Courts
Fitzgerald
Morgan J. O'Brien
Appellate Division
State Supreme Court
Peter B. Otoey
New York County
Leopold Putzel
Wormer
Justice O'Brien
Grover Cleveland
Flyde
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Thomas FP. Ryan
Roosevelt
Washington
Oyster Bay
Olney
William ©. Whitney
New York City
Harvard
Putzel
Bellevue Hospital Medical School
State Medical Board
Sanaty
Dearie
Death Arrests Prosecution Stopped by Fatal Illness
Cleveland March 27 Mrs Lillian Avery under arrest for shooting her husband Charles Avery in a hospital ward died. Doctors say her long cancer illness may have affected her mind causing the shooting to prevent separation by death. Charles Avery wounded in Lakeside hospital expected to recover.
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Cleveland
Lillian Avery
Charles Avery
Lakeside Hospital
Bunker Hill Steamship Launched in Philadelphia Yard
The twin screw steamer Bunker Hill, second of three New England Navigation freighters, was launched at Cramp Shipyard. Miss Rose Fitzgerald, daughter of Boston Mayor J B Fitzgerald, christened the vessel.
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Bunker Hill
Philadelphia
Bunker Huls
New England Navigation Company
Chassachusetts
Old Golony
Crampst
Miss Rose
J. B Fitzgerald
Boston
Bomb Thrown at Governor General Bogalevski in Bialystok
A bomb was hurled at Governor General Bogalevski as he rode with his coachman in Bialystok. The blast shattered street windows but left the governor general unhurt. the assailant fled the scene and the coachman sustained minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bialystok
Russia
Generel Bogalevski
Homestake Mine Ablaze at Lead
A fire burns at the 000 foot level of the Homestake mine in Lead. Rescue efforts succeed with difficulty as plans consider flooding the affected area. A dozen miners are rescued.
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Homestake
Deadwood
Lead
Georgia Gace to Cue and Join North Atlantic Fleet
Georgia sails from Virginia capes for Guantanamo to join the North Atlantic Fleet under Rear Admiral Dyan. The move places the battleship with U S forces in the Caribbean theater.
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Georgia Gace
Norpot
United States
Georgia
Virginia Capes
Guantanamo
Guba
North Atlantic
Dyan
Flaherty Freed After 24 Years in Prison by Governor Hughes
A Brooklyn man named Flaherty, imprisoned since 1852 for the murder of his wife, was pardoned by Governor Hughes at the request of Maud Ballington Booth. He traveled from Auburn to Albany visibly surprised by city sights, bringing a canary cage and an old dog as he returned home to Hope Hall Rockland.
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New York
Albany
Maud Ballington
Booth
The
Volunteers of America
Tite
Maud B. Booth
Albanie JA
ES Flaherty
Winherty
Sing Sing
Auburn
Hughes
Flaherty
Allainy
Iris Way
Hope Hall
Rockland
Roosevelt to Address Peace Conference in New York
Delegates from New York discussed the national arbitration and peace congress program with President Roosevelt at the White House. The meeting set the April 14 to 17 schedule in New York with Carnegie Hall on April 27 for the president to speak. A Brownsville inquiry witness described hearing a shot and mistaking parade-ground sounds for artillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
New York
Washington
National Arbitration and Peace Congress
White House
R. Fulton Cutting
Samuel T. Dutton
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Robert ®. Ely
League For Political Education
Jeresiah W. Jenks
George GC. Holy
United States Court
David J. Brewer
United States Supreme Court
John W. Foster
James B. Reynolds
New York City
Dutton
Executive Committee
Carnegie Hall
Brownsville
Spotswood W. Volinferro
Teh Iyffth Infantry
Taliaferro
Fatal clash in Muskogee between United Socialists and police
In Muskogee I T March 27 a fight between United Socialists and police left white officer John Cofield mortally wounded above the heart. Gus Fisher a clerk was shot in the shoulders. Sam and Elbert Barker and four named Scott negroes are dead. Two other negroes badly wounded and in hiding, six negroes jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plato
Muskogee
I. T
United Socialists
John Cofield
Gus. Fisher
Sam
Elbert Barker
Scott
Dover Kidnap Case Sparks Wide Search Near Dr Hu Estate
Dover reports say two men abducted Lucy Killen a ten year old girl while walking home from school near Dr Hu's estate. Authorities and posses scour the county within miles of the road side wood to locate the child and the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Del
Hu. Marvin
N. Marvin
Bela
Lucy Killen
Ae ‘Young
Pennsylvania railroad to equip all stations with rat catching car
At Livery Station 2 Cre Cleveland March 27 every station on the Pennsylvania railroad system will be equipped with a car. President McCrea issued an order to require a felting to be maintained at every passenger station to catch rats that frequently hear baggage in transit.
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Cleveland
Pennsylvania Railroad
McCrea
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Sturdza
Lionescu
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Oxford
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John Henniker Heaton
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House of Tommons
House of Commons
Cambridge
Atlantic City
Faustos
Frisco
San Francisco
Dick Wilson
Oackland
Briers
Nonie Lucille
Mike Sutton
Hot Springs
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Sava Hle
Trancisco
Iron Trades Counci
Union Iron Works
Risdou Ioroe Works
Aiachine
Ipa
Harry EK
O'Brien, Olney and
Putzel Ramed
Fitzgerald Stopa Root Garden
Scensed
Panom
Dothan
Ala
Fiartford
John Closeley
Hartford
Mienecke
Riverhead
Charles Mienecke
Mellville
Scudder
Justice Scudder
Bover
Am Pobe
Board of” Wral
Fentzlafp
Harrison Avenue
Montclair
Ee. E
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Awerit
Nutioy
Pasquale Demarco
Boot and Shoemaker
Cheatout Street
Car. ‘Bridga, Nutley
A. A
Seventh Street
Washington, D.C
Miensie Marter
Trigia
Charles Mienske
Eligibeth
Miereica
Milville
Toba Mienske
Bor
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Providench
B. E
Peter Keaton
Mechanicsville
Conn
Exton
Inciga
Domenigo Confectionary
Sane
Bic
Béothias
Stora
Passaic
Avex
Pranklin
Bavings Bank
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William’ H. Parry
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