Massacre in Peking and Chinese mutiny sparked by Yuan Shi Kai
Reports from Peking describe a mutiny and widespread looting as Chinese troops clash with mutineers. British minister Sir John Jordan says only two regiments are involved and foreign legations face lighter danger. In Fengtai troops mutiny disrupts railway service while American missionaries recount deadly attacks in Shensi province, including a massacre at a mission house and dramatic escape by Richard Beckman.
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Associated Press
Teds
Yaun Shai-Kai
Wai Sh Kai
Yuan Shi Kai
Peking
Nanking
Lecation
Legation
Jamdon
Teking
Exchange Telegraph Company
Lhan
Ae Feng
Tventy
Murous
British Foreign Office
Sir John N
Jordan
Jot
Tartar
Great Ax
Asx Ingalion Cuarde
John Jordan
Fengtai
Tientsin
Aillage
Peking-Tientsin
Somerset Infantry
Regation-Guard
Sobdlera
Rilway
Opinion on Knox Note Reflects Neutrality and Joint Action
AP reports Paris commentary on Secretary Knox inviting powers to record support with the United States for Shing’s integrity and unified response. France favors neutrality and a formal accord among powers before any loans or decisive moves, promising shared benefits once a stable constitution ends rebellion.
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Associates Press
Paris
Knox
Shing
France
Bingle Tome
Suffragists Scene of Demonstrations in London
The Associated Press reports suffragettes staged multiple demonstrations in London. A woman fired at the colonial office window, others shattered windows at the premier's residence, and numerous shops across The Strand Harmarket Oxford Circus and Bow Street saw broken glass. Fifty to sixty arrests followed, including Mrs. Hankhuret.
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Associated P'ress
London
Colonial Office
Premier
Wonton
Strand
Harmarket
Oxford Circus
Bow Street
Defense in Bathtub Trust Case Claims Dredger Use Sparks Growth
Defense testimony contends the painted Ayrott dredger spurred output gains and fiber quality in bathtub and enameled ware, arguing the dredger's use incited the alleged restraint of trade rather than a price agreement. The government’s criminal suit centers on the so called bathtub trust and trade practices.
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Associated
Detroit
Mich
Bathtub Trust
Kaufman Murder Case Heads Toward Verdict Tonight
The Kaufman murder trial jury, after hearing testimony, likely will retire to consider a verdict before tonight. No closing addresses have been set by Tadge Keraten for either side. During a luncheon recess Judge George Keraten was knocked down by a crowd seeking admittedance but he was uninjured and ordered the building cleared of spectators unable to find seats.
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Associated Press
Chicago
I Il
Kaufman
Attormeya
Tadge Keraten
George Keraten
Chinese Prisoners Freed After Java Disturbances
Chinese prisoners arrested by Dutch authorities in Batavia during disturbances tied to the declaration of the Chinese republic were released today on the promise of their leaders to prevent further unrest.
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Batavia
Java
Women Deputies to Meet in Milwaukee Next Week
Special to The Northwestern reports that the women deputies of the state industrial commission will convene in Milwaukee beginning March 4. They will familiarize themselves with provisions of the labor law and related procedures.
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Wiiwaukee
Wien
Madieohanga
State Industrial Commision
Loppnila Labut
Wisconsin for Taft if La Follette Fails
Wisconsin sentiment backs Taft as La Follette supporters shift toward Taft unless La Follette mounts a strong rally. Brazeau of Grand Rapids Wisconsin reports Roosevelt’s double cross claim as Roosevelts camp eyes Chicago convention plans.
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Wisconsin
TAFT
Washington, D. C
T. W. Brazeau
Grand Rapids
Wis
White House
Roosevelt
Friends of
la Follette
Mr. Brageau
Gore
la Vollette
Merc la Allette
Weaconsin
Chicago Vention
Tarrow
Roosevelt and Wilson up for 1912 race across regions
Newspaper notes Roosevelt plan to form committees and run for nomination with Taft not be named at Chicago. Governor Stubbs talks Roosevelt campaign and confirms Wilson visit to Iowa for rallies with multiple Democratic leagues pledging support to candidates. Pinchot urges Roosevelt bid and links La Follette split to a Progressive leadership shift as Johnson appears in policy notes.
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Stubbs
Kanasas
Colone
Roosevelt
Feaoneer
Stoorevelt
Taft
Chicago
Iowa
Wilson
Des Moines
Sre
Grinnell
Woodrow Wilson
Coliseum
State Central Committee
Highland Park College
New Jersey
Davenport
Trenton
N. J
Pinchot
Girford Pinchot
Forester
Senator la Follette
Theodore Roosevelt
Wisconsin
la Follette
Hiram W. Johnson
To Honor Birthday of This Distinguished Author
Invitations have been issued to 300 readers by literary makers at a public event honoring Winn Bean Howells in New Federal area. Colonel George Harvey heads the celebration in the United States, marking the seventy-sixth anniversary of the author. Howells is in excellent health.
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Winn Bean Howells
Cdl
George Harvey
Colter States
Oc- York Jn
Mr. Howells
Progrereive Fight Leaders Silent on Poi Jlette Support
Governor praised Poi Jlette while reaffirming Theodore Roosevelt as the Progresives’ logical leader. Conference plans were postponed as Norman Mack取消ed his attendance. Roger Sullivan reported Mack’s illness and postponement. Speeches announced for a Roosevelt meeting in Newark included Stubbs of Kansas and Carey of Vermont. White of Winnebago predicts Tittemore to lose Oshkosh. Reilly to defeat Tittemore in the fall.
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Californdiae
Fan Poi Jlette
Hle
Pinchot
Rossvelt
Roger C. Sulivan
National Democratic
Norman J. Mack
Mack
Spraimers
Newark
Walter R. Stubbs
Kansas
Robert Pass
New Wampehire
Guy
Joseph M. Carey
Veramonte
Milwaukes
Wie
Madson Ye
Seridor M. FF. White
Winnebnee County
U.N
Woman First Grade Sleuth Wins Central Police Honor
New York police matron Psatella Goodwin, 16, credited with aiding the capture of taxi gang robbers who held bank messengers and stole 825,010, is promoted to first grade detective and awarded 2,250 by Police Commissioner Walde. Another taxi robber, Muttea Aburno, surrendered and confessed his role, detailing how the takings were divided among associates.
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Associated Press
New York
Mareh
Psatella Goodwin
Walde
Muttea Aburno
Lands
Por
Fren
Tomba
Abarne
Hirvann
Four Deaths In Wreck Near Oxford On Southern Rail
A westbound Southern Railway passenger train derailed after hitting a switch near Oxford sixty one miles east of Birmingham. All coaches except the baggage car overturned. One negro was killed. Mrs George Denny and a baby and a ticket auditor were fatally hurt. Twelve to fifteen other passengers injured.
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Associated Preas
Birmingham
Alm
Southern Railway
Oxford
Irmingham
George Denny
Lumber Shippers Charge Railways With Discrimination
Chicago hearing underway as Special Examiner L J Flynn reviews charges against ten railways. Shippers from Alabama and other Southern states accuse carriers of unfair rate discrimination on lumber shipments to Chicago and northern cities. The sessions will continue for several days.
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Associated Press
Chicago
March
L-Lumber
Pera
Alahbama
L. J. Flynn
Imber
Bornia
Waters-Pierce transition noted in Texas oil business
Charles M. Adams, former Waters-Pierce secretary, testified before Special Commissioner McDonald that the Waters-Pierce company had been succeeded in Texas by the Pierce Oil association. He said no changes in business methods had occurred since Waters-Pierce dominated the market.
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Associated Prens.y- Bt
Louis
Charles M. Adama
Waters- Pierce OU Company
McDonald
Waters- Pierce Company
Texan
Pierceyee Cht Association
Watete-Pierce
Mivation
Forty Vasquistas Killed and Rebels Defeated in Coahuila
Fortyth Vasquistas were killed and sixty wounded near Jinulvo in Coahuila as government troops retook San Juan Guadelupe from rebels. A detachment of 100 federals and rural guards recaptured the town. In Cuernavaca a federal force killed twenty Vasquistas at Lecnis, with nine captured. In Washington Taft officials oppose US intervention. Madero says the government can restore order, while reports from various southern districts note improving conditions amid ongoing unrest. A Mexican gunboat has been sent to Port Tuxpan and refugees arrive in Acapulco describing critical conditions in the south.
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Ity Associated Press
Mexico City
Jinulvo
Coahuila
San Juan Guadelupe
Party of the Republic
Madero
Moyles
Sun
Laguna
Volacdena
Salina Cruz
Sin Lucia i Putas
Santa
Pa ‘Tuxpan
Acapulco
Mexieo
Vestibule Demolished in Interurban Collision near Omeo
An interurban car bound for Omeo collided with a drain at a Paine Lumber plant railroad crossing, smashing the vestibule. Motorman Thomas Hogan suffered bruises and was taken to Lakeside sanitarium. no serious injuries reported.
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Omeo
Paine Lumber Com. Yans
Algoma Street
Thomas Hogan
Hoe
Lakeside Sanitarium
Senate probe on Colombia sparks canal land dispute
The Senate approved a resolution urging President Tate to disclose correspondence with Colombia over the Panama Canal zones. Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska accused former President Roosevelt of conspiring to trigger a revolution that placed the canal and lands under U S control, with no vote division recorded.
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Associated Press
Waabhingtom, DB
Senate Today
Tate
Colombia
Panama Canal Zones
United States
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Roosevelt
Panama Wieleet
Brief in Lorimer's behalf before investigating committee
An Associated Press dispatch from Washington reports that a spokesman for Senator Lorimer appeared before the investigating committee. He argued that res adjudicata prevents another ruling on Lorimer's seat and that the Senate had already declared him entitled to his post.
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Associated Press
Waeshington
Air‘bridge
Democratic members seek sugar schedule details in Ways and Means caucus
In Washington March 1 Democratic members of the house pressed the Ways and Means Committee for the sugar tariff schedule before caucus. Chairman Underwood refused to disclose any details, saying nothing would be released prior to a specified time.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House
Underwood
Bristow Targets Stephenson Seat Amid Primary Corruption Claims
Senator Bristow of Kansas urged the Senate to reject the Stephenson report citing alleged primary corruption. He accused Stephenson and his managers of using funds to buy votes and violate Wisconsin election laws, arguing such misconduct taints the U S Senate nomination and undermines government. The debate centers on whether primary corruption should disqualify a legislative candidate.
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D. C
Marth
Briztow
Kansas
Senate
Committee On Privileges
Stephenson
Wisconsin
Corru
Bristow
Ita
Heyburn
Mo Sertet
United States
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