Turmoil in Russia Mars Privy Councillor Excommunication Saga
Reports from St Petersburg on March 25 describe a tense political climate with Emperor Nicholas convening ministers to discuss public affairs. Threats and protests circulate as ministers War Justice Interior receive intimidating letters amid renewed demonstrations.
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St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Kouroparkine
Monravieil
Justice
Arot Ml Sipiugnine
Interior
Viezemsky
Laiawshki
Vobledanostreve
Toby Senedd
Lee Volstal
Owas
Tolstal
Ressan
Wei Gen
Dragenheid
Oriet
Geen
Kiergels
Ost
Petersbirg
Aid
Prine Dav
Quictis
St. Petersburgze
Razan
Japanese squadron threat and war tensions rise in Lomion
March 25 Lomion reports a serious global tense scene as a Japanese squadron moves amid anti Russian sentiment. Government cautions civilians while plans to counter home defense threaten price unrest. talks with Britain on the Tien Tao railway dispute and Count Waldersee settlement proceed.
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Lomion
Ndi
Eanchima Conmimaniiime
Koree
Armeni
Ratsoura
Commaniers
Forte
Tokio
Chat
Feversburg
Plies
Kars Sina Thijeter
Great Britain
Tien-Tao
Count von Waldersee
Kruger Likely to Visit United States Next Month
Geneva dispatch reports Mr Kruger may travel to the United States next month if his health allows. The information comes from a Geneva correspondent noting potential plans by the Transvaal leader to tour the U S.
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London
Geneva
Party
Muif Suey i
Krinces
United States
President Dies Restored to Usual Health in Mexico City
In Mexico City on March 23 President Dies was visited by members of the American embassy led by Charge d Affaires Fentar McCreary. He reported the president in excellent spirits and gratefully acknowledged the embassy’s goodwill as he nears full recovery.
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Mexico City
Ad Asires Fentar McCreary
Usta
River of Burning Oil Ravages New Jersey Village
A massive oil train wreck near Glen Gardner New Jersey sparked a river of flaming oil that swept through the valley and incinerated eleven houses stores and residences along Main Street. The runaway coal cars split from the engine causing oil tanks to burst ignite and explode, destroying properties in a swift fiery blaze.
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New York
Glen Gardner
N. J
Jersey Central Railroad
Platt Measure Dominates Next Session Talk In Manila and Havana
The piece notes Manila's Platt amendment debate and a Philippine exteradled mission aimed at peace with the Sulu sultan. Havana reports congressional shifts toward reciprocity with the United States and a convergence of radicals and conservatives over trade terms and import duties.
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Manila
Municipal Cats
Bhose
Spon
Gren. Trias
Philippine Commission
Jeia
Havana
Republican Party
Samiaxzo
Gomez and Ferrer
Santiago
Sanguilly
Cienfuegos
United States
Max
Revival Obstacle: Unconverted Ministry Hemms Revival Efforts
The sermon stresses revivals as essential for awakening, comparing the church to a boat and the gospel to a net. It argues that the greatest barrier is an unconverted ministry, with many pastors remaining unregenerate and opposing revivals, while awake churches drive lasting change.
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Sermesn
Simon and the Fishers
Dr. Watts
Jonathan Edwards
Kingdom of God
John Wesley
George Whitfield
Fletcher
Griffin
Davies
Osborne
Knapp
Net
Mr. Dawson
Chicago
Christendom
Thomas Chalmers
Captured at Last Imposter Clein Offic Branch Lexie Avenue
Joseph A. Coola, once employed as a clerk impostor on Lexie tos avenue, faces charges after allegedly stealing about 21 063 in money, property and stamps from a February 22 incident. He is brought to New York by federal inspectors and detectives. The.capture involved federal officers across the country and will be processed on the Pacific slope.
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New York
Joseph A. Coola
Lexie
Tos Avenue
Medl
Tve Tomei
Menace
Thix
Dulee
Motvhud
Iva
Ssn -Francises
Conli
Plire
Pacific
ARBITRATION TALKS EASE MARSEILLES TENSIONS
The March 25 report from Marseilles notes reduced police activity and removal of soldiers from streets while barracks remain. Streetcar service resumes intermittently and bakers’ strike shows little impact. Third class cruisers Linnis Galilee Lakeimer and destroyer Dunois arrive from Toulon to help maintain order.
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Marseilles
Grimix
Ahn
Linnis
Galilee
Lakeimer
Dunois
Toulon
Insurgents Surrender Amid Pampanga Village Tensions
Mania March 24. In Caste province four insurgent officers and 37 men surrendered to Teeut Col Frank D. Enid of the United States invan tracambone issuant offece and 12 ine. With 6 rites to Col. Walter Sermitr of the 43rd volunteer fau fatter. Attendance at Evangelical church services in Manila remains steady as Protestant invh expands in Pampanga province.
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Frank DP
Enid Wit
Eth
United States
Walter 4. Sermitr
Evangelical
Manila
Pampanga
Tragic Death By Own Action In Murfreesboro
Miss Eliza Burrus, distressed over losing her teaching position, saturated her clothing with coal oil and set fire to them. Neighbors intervened during two prior suicide attempts, and her body was found in the parlor with the desk charred by burning clothing.
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Murfriesboro
Tenn
Eliza Burrus
Burrus
Judge Bartholomew Dies Suddenly in City Front Walk
Nov 25 report recalls Judge Joseph M. Bartholomew dying on the walk in front of his residence after a long career in the supreme court. A respected jurist of 18 years in the state, he leaves a wife and one daughter and was noted as a fine public speaker.
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Ifismarek
Joseph M. Bartholomew
Supreme Court
Ne Ben
Barthelomew
Former Niles Mayor W J Gilbert Dies by Suicide
W J Gilbert former mayor of Niles Michigan reputedly wealthy and respected was found dead in a storehouse behind his residence from a self-inflicted gunshot. Grief over a bosom friend is believed to have caused the act. Charles A Johnson cashier of the First National Bank fled days before its failure and was returned from Ohio under arrest on wrecking charges.
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Niles
Mich
W. J. Gilbert
Morrison County
Gilbert
Charles A. Johnson
First National Bank
Ohio
Governor pardons Floyd Graham over 192? penitentiary incident
Topeka Kansas March 23 Gov Stanley pardons the Negro convict Floyd Graham who aided Warren Tomlinson in suppressing the insurrection at the penitentiary coal mines at Rathoid Deal. Tacoma Washington March 25 it is reported and believed in railroad circles that Northern Pacific is negotiating for the sale of the Southern Pacific line from Portland Oregon to San Francisco
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Topeka
Kan
Tacoma
Wash
Northern Pacific
Southern Pacific
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
The world as a training ship and the quick gospel call
A speaker urges rapid mass religious response beyond gradualism, compares global mobilization to wartime drafts, and uses telegraph and steam progress as signs of a coming decisive religious movement. He warns the world could perish like a ship wreck and calls for universal faith before judgment.
A Faillare on starting a newspaper in town
An intellec tual-looking man asks if anyone ever tried to start a newspaper here. Broncho Bob recalls that it failed because the editor wouldn’t tend to business, raising questions about the editor’s discipline.
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Faillare
Marriage and divorces blur Buck and Underhill ties
Dr. Edward T. Buck, son of composer Dudley Buck, claims a marriage to Louise Underhill at Asbury Park in 1596 was a prank and that they separated soon after. Evansville records show a 1901 divorce from Louise Buck with a two year restraint, while Buck says no second Indiana marriage occurred and notes a 1901 divorce from Daisy Deane. He currently resides at the Dennison hotel in Evansville.
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Edward T. Buck
Louise Underhill
Asbury Park
Indianapolis
Ind
Dudley Buck
Evansville
D. van Pelt
Daisy
Indiana
Buck
Hotel
Dennison
Daisy Deane
Union Life Insurance Co
Hoopeston
Rice's Millions Heir Claims Title to Rice Estate
Carl Carlsson of Muncie Indiana asserts he is the sole heir to the Rice fortune of New York millionaire William Marsh Rice. He says his mother married twice and Rice separated her from her first husband Carlsson before he was born, later recognizing him as Rice's son.
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Muncie
Ind
Carl Carlsson
William Marsh Rice
New York
Carlsson
John TL. Rice
Rice
Governor Durbin appeals for aid for Memphis disaster
Indianapolis on March 22 reports Gov. Durbin urging statewide help for destitute Memphis Clark county residents after a blaze destroyed 55 homes leaving about 200 homeless. The appeal seeks clothing food and money with a request to tents and blankets from the War Department and Indiana National Guard assistance if available.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Durbin
Memphis
Clark County
West ‘Baden
War Department
Galveston
Indiana National Guard
Fire destroys Kerr Murray pattern room and shop in Ind
Fire breaks out in Kerr Murry foundry pattern room and machine shop in a three story brick building. Flames spread rapidly destroying drafting pattern room and machine shop. Loss estimated at 35000 dollars. Factory property saved. Three hundred men unemployed.
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Fr. Wayne
Ind
Kerr-Murray Foundry and Machine Works
Toss
State auditor seeks receiver for Sterling Accident Co
Indianapolis March 22 The state auditor has directed the attorney general to apply for a receiver for the Sterling Accident Insurance Co of Indianapolis. The company shows assets of 520.40 and liabilities of 755.25 not counting policy holdings.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Atate
Sterling Accident Insurance Co
Hotel Denison Sold to Hartford City and Local Investor
D P Irwin sells the Hotel Denison in Indianapolis to Mr Crist of Hartford City and George Fullwell, connected with the Hotel Rates firm, for a local deal announced in the city.
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Denison
Indianapolis
Ind
D. P.irwin
Mr. Crist
Hartford City
George Fullwell
Water Supply Cut Off Stuns Indiana City
Jeffersonville Indiana reports its water supply stopped Friday due to a suction pipe collapse. The car works employing 1 000 men shut down operations as the water system failed.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Moon Daughters Missing In Indiana Farm District
Nellie and Martha Moon daughters of John Moon a wealthy farmer and Theodore and Samuel Keller residents in the area are reported missing from Laporte Indiana on March 23.
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Yeong
Laporte
Ind
Nellie
Martha Moon
John Moon
Theodore
Samuel Keller
Requisition Honored in Transfer of August Dodd
Indianapolis March 23 Superintendent Pemberton of Shelbyville Kentucky police arrived without a requisition to secure August Dodd a Negro gang leader from that city and his papers were honored in the transfer.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Pemberton
Shelbyville
August Dodd
Hartford Man Claims Harvard Graduate Status in Distress
Hartford Indiana March 23 Joe Chandler alleges he is the son of a former United States Senator and a Harvard graduate. He says he faces embarrassing financial circumstances while in the city seeking support and recognition for his claims.
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Hartford
City
Ind
Joe Chandler
United. States
Chi
Harvard
Wealthy farmer declared insane in dynamite attempt on wife
Michael Pulley an old Madison county farmer was ruled of unsound mind in Anderson circuit court and sent to the Richmond insane hospital. He had been accused of trying to kill his wife with dynamite after fortunes told by a clairvoyant caused family strife and a separation.
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Pulley
Murder at Alexandria Brothers’ Fatal Fray in Indiana
In Alexandria Indiana March 25 William and James Gilmore two brothers both colored quarrelled with their wives present. Mrs Gilmore struck William who drew a revolver and fired twice fatally wounding James. William fled but was captured and jailed.
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Alexandria
Ind
William
James Gilmore
Mas. Gilmore
Henry Campbell
Gilmore
Indianapolis Tipton Elwood Kokomo Electric railway contracts signed
C A Ford of Kokomo announces that all contracts are signed for the Indianapolis Tipton Elwood Kokomo Electric railway. Financing is provided by Smithers & Co New York and the Atlantic Trust Co as bond trustees. Construction contract awarded to J KE White & Co New York. Work to start within two weeks weather permitting.
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Kokomo
Ind
C. A. Ford
Indianapolis, Tipton, Elwood
Tin Can Makers Reach Agreement and Plant Transfer
Indiana bitunlineus operators and miners reached a contract agreement Friday with one wage paragraph disputed. Day laborer wages rise from $2.10 to $2.25 per day. The Dugdale Can Co. plant, producing 25 600 000 cans annually, transferred to American Can Co. of New York, consolidating major tin can firms. In Greensburg, Dr. Beck case, bondsman John Chaham withdraws. Beck taken into custody as defense starts.
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American Can Co
Indianapolis
Tnd
Dugdale Can Co
American Cain Co
New York
Two-year-old dies after eating pills in Anderson
In Anderson Indiana on March 25 a two year old child of Thomas Shannon ate a box of complex ion pills as candy and died.
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Anderson, Ind
Thomas Shannon
Saloonykeepers S Log Arrests After Saturday Night Affidavits
After Saloonykeepers v Washington, Ind March 25 affidavits against nearly all of the 34 saloons were filed with the prosecuting attorney Packett and wholesale arrests will be made.
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Washington
Ind
Packett
Glass Strike Ends as Marion Plant Resumes Work
Marion Indiana March 25 Strikers at the Macbeth Glass Co reached a settlement with the company and 403 workers at the local plant returned to duty Monday morning restoring production after the stoppage.
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Marion
Ind
MacBeth Glass Co
Beck Trial Opens for Duel Death in Waynesburg
Dr. Conde Beck faces trial on charges of killing Mrs Barton in a duel at Waynesburg last October. The case stems from Barton's alleged request to end Beck's attentions to Miss Barton. Proceedings began Tuesday morning in Greensburg Indiana.
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Greensburg
Ind
Conde Beck
Wmn
Barton
Waynesburg
Beck
Will Employ Women At National Manufacturing Co
Wabash Ind March 25 The National Manufacturing Company announces it will employ a number of women at its cooperative supplies plant. Previously men were barred from the place and the change marks a shift in hiring policy.
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Wabath
Ind
The
National Manufacturing Co
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