Rivers Break Loose In Midwestern Floods
Widespread river floods threaten towns across Wisconsin Ohio Indiana and Pennsylvania. The Maumee and Mississippi basins surge while streets flood and bridges fail. East Toledo and Pittburgh brace for rising water as regional rail and streetcar service halts and communities relocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Macumee
Cherry Street
East
Inter- Urbana
Erie Shore
Pennsylvania
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Stephen Caswell
la Crosse
Siississippi
Mennesota
Houston
Rushford
Pitsburg
Pittsburg
Peoria Fire Causes 116000 Loss in Hart Weigher Paint Shop
A blaze at the Hart Weigher Co paint shop in Peoria, Iowa, caused $116,000 damage including $35,000 to the shop and $85,000 to stock, with adjoining buildings damaged. International Harvester and Michels & Shepherd structures suffered basement water damage, and insurance coverage totals about $142,000. Fire also affected nearby properties tied to International Harvester and Thresher Co.
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Associated Press
Peoria
Hart Weigher Company
Nichels & Shepherd Company
International Harvester Company
Michels & Shepherd
International Harvester Company of America
Thresher Company
Governor Johnson Holds Back On Presidential Position
Governor Johnson refused to give a definite statement on his stance toward the Minnesota Democratic state committee’s action. State chairman F. A. Day said the governor is not ready to speak, and may not comment until after the state convention. Reporters and aides pressed at the capitol, but he remained noncommittal.
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Associated Press
Pau
Mipn
Minnesota
Tate Ceneral
Yeaster- Gar
Capitais
F. A. Day
Associated
Royal Women Who Could Earn Their Own Living
A German article notes present day royal ladies show greater cleverness and resourcefulness than a generation ago. Princess Hermine of Reuss is a skilled watchmaker. Arnulf of Bavaria and Therese Liechtenstein patron charity and lace. Archduchess Isabele of Croy crafts scented wax candies. Archduchess Friedrich of Austria makes wax products and presides over court customs. Princess Leobo of Bourbons is a noted milliner. Princess Carl of Sweden carries the Borg’s name for skilled work. Duchess Philip of Württemberg knits surgical bandages and stockings, with several ideas already patented.
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Germany
The
Anzeiger
Europe
Hermine
Reuss
Henry XXIV
Arnulf
Bavaria
Therese
Liechtenstein
Bazears
Vienna
Friedrich
Austria
Isabele of
Croy
Friedrich Ie
Francis Joseph
Ess
Leo of
Fiubee OQ
Bourbon-Orleansj
Carl
Sweden
Frederick VII
Denmark
Borg
Philip of
Wurtemberg
Hughes Indorsed by New York Republican State Committee
The New York Republican state committee unanimously adopted resolutions praising President Roosevelt and urging support for Governor Charles E. Hughes as the presidential candidate. They praised Hughes as a great leader, urged unity at the national convention, and set plans for a state convention at Carnegie Hall to present a united front for Hughes.
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GBI Associated Press
Charles E. Hughes
Hoosewelt
Justifer Roe
Washington
Hughes
Wither
Douglas
New York
Roosevelt
Minstridus
Lincoln
Grant
McHinley
Empire State
State Committee
Carnegie Hall
Arrest on Birthday Delays Birthday Festivities
Edward C. Davidson, a traveling salesman, was arrested by government officers for alleged fraudulent use of the mails in Providence, R I. He was arraigned before United States Commissioner Foote and ordered held for removal to Providence. The incident interrupted a birthday celebration at West Pullman.
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Brass Slated Press
Chicase
West Pullman
Edward C. Davidson
Providence
FB. I
Davidson
Aviar
United States
Foote
Sailors Near Starvation Rescued by Brayhead Sighting
The crew of the American cruiser William H. Skinner, Baltimore, were landed in Belfast after six days afloat on a raft. They endured extreme privations with only four pounds of provisions left before being picked up by the British steam Brayhead.
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Associated Press
Belfast
Fix Mn
William H. Skinner
Baltimore
Brayhead
COL Carpenter Dies After Public Service and War
Col Lewis Cass Carpenter a former South Carolina congressman and Civil War veteran dies in Denver at seventy two. He edited Charleston and Columbia papers before moving to New York to work with The Tribune in 1880s. He later held federal posts as assistant post office inspector and helped track mild robbers in Colorado.
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Associated Press
Center
Col
Lewis Cass Carpenter
South Carolina
Congress
Charleston
Columbia
D. C
Colonet Carpenter
New York
The
Tribune
C.penter
Denver
Colorado
Carpenter
Lax
Gustaf M. Westman
Guste
Jauritz Westman
Pote
Mr. Weetman
Sweden
Woman Autoist Kills Man in Street Collision
Cincinnati report says Klein, a county official for 30 years, was run down and killed by Mrs. Chark wife of a cigar maker while crossing street. Police say the driver preferred the lever one. Another accident in Pillsburg concerns a 98 car crash on Center Avenue injuring several named individuals.
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Cincinnati
Tees Klein
Croget
Chark
Pillsburg
Edwardl McCuni
Wills E. Vice Remnent
Jones and Laughlin Srl Company
Center Avenue
Tetas
Edward C. "Meturty
John L. Meltrey
Carl D.C . M. R. Stepry
Robert Armold
Harry ‘Hogan
Knicker L resume business after bank panic break
The Knicker L company, which suspended operations at the start of the financial panic on October 3, was permitted to resume business today by Justice Clark in the supreme court at St George, upon recommendation from Superintendent Williams of the state banking department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knicker L Company
Tober
Tuo
Clark
Supreme Court
St. George
Williams
State Banking Department
Vanderbilt estate fire department mirrors city service
In Newport Rhode Island a Vanderbilt estate near Oakland has installed a refitted chemical engine and a fire wagon on its grounds. The setup includes horses for the apparatus and a fire force from Bremen, resembling a full city fire department.
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Associst Press
Newport
Alred Ge. Vanderbilt
Oakland
Gould Denies Report On Marriage To Prince de Say
Paris March 7 Midame Anna Gould denies reports she married Prince Henri de Say after separating from Boni de Castellane. She says she will travel to the United States with her children for three months to visit relatives. Lawyers say no marriage contract exists under French law and property is held jointly by spouses.
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Asrogtee
Paris
Anna’ Gould
Boni de Castellane
Associated Presa
Prince Heltz de Say
Gould
United States
Boni
France
Psbifcar
Hans & Fortnight mm
Dame Gould
Druce Case Sensation Reinforces Portiar Duke Rumors
A distorted March dispatch outlines a sensational Druce case involving the Duke of Portiar and others. It mentions four to nine related arrests, a trial nearing, and charges including perjury. Margaret Ham appears among scattered details.
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Assoc Frese
London
Druce
T. Cc
Regane
Connertéy
Fivriit
Margaret Hamang
Local Paper Index Shows Mixed Feature Highlights
The page lists diverse items including farming notes, financial features, a state organization report, and portraits such as Bas Teachings of the Unicreatist and The Victory of the Push. It notes conventions and county board mentions with sparse readable details.
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A & Oshkes
Gchkosh
Antet Portral
Wisconsa Teierane
Unicreatist
Edora
Menasha
Bessica
County Board
Wee
Woman Accused of Crime in Kentucky Barn Fire Plot
London Kentucky March 7 Mrs Rachael Sparks wife of attorney Jamies Sparks killed in the courthouse by Robert Boyd was arrested on charges of attempting to burn her cousin Tip Sparks large key barn. Fej Beaty a black man delivered a gold watch and oil claiming Mrs Sparks hired him to burn the barn last night. She allegedly blamed Tip Sparks for siding with Boyd in the trial and sought revenge against his property. Prominent figures across the state are involved.
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Associated Press
London
Rachael , Sparks
Jamies Sparks
Court House
Robert Boyd
Tip Sparks
Fe J Beaty
Sparks
Tip Sparke
Great Western Insurance Company
Harn
Harris
Gas Kills Laborers In Pennsylvania Tunnel Tragedy
Workers toiled in a Pennsylvania tunnel when a toxic release and trampling hazards overwhelmed twenty six men. Four died immediately and nine hospitalized with varying injuries as others crawled to an opening to raise the alarm. The accident remains under investigation. most victims are expected to recover. Nearby authorities report no mystery to the incident. A separate dispatch from Orenburg notes twelve dead and forty one injured after a derailment on the Taschkentine line near Berdinger.
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Piers Mal
North Ave
Ty Penn Sylvania Nue
Furina
Lennsy Fund
Hespital
Joseph C. B. Gilmore
Pennsylvania
Orenburg
Bossi
Taschkentine
Berdinger
Train wreck near Kansas City injures fifteen
A Burlington passenger train derailed twenty miles north of Kansas City injuring fifteen passengers, four seriously. Among the seriously hurt are J. D. Guyton with a head wound and RB. E. Whhcox of Kansas City. Chappell, Liberty student, was traveling in the coach when the wreck occurred. other injuries were cuts and bruises. The train, an accommodation service car and two coaches, was not speeding and the crash is blamed on track spread.
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Kansas City
Here
J. D. Guyton
Liberty
War
Chicago
Couple Shot to Death in Denver Hotel Room
Police in Denver report a double homicide at the Waldorf hotel where Harry Adier of Pueblo and a woman identified as his former wife were found dead by a revolver blast. The scene suggests a murder suicide, with the woman’s body near the man’s and the weapon under his hand. Suspect named Habheur was arrested in connection with the case.
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Denver
Col
Harry Adier
Pueblo
Waidorf
Where the Racers Are Race Reported in March Events
A garbled United States racing notes page mentions March events in New York and other cities. It references weather as clear and lists locales including Cozar and Leavworth with scattered participant names and vague results.
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Aveo
Texington
New York
Cozar Moasche Tota Art Arena
Hearings Open for House Tea Appointment in Washington
The report notes hearings will open as the house committee convenes on a tea appointment tied to Representative Tifleg and related matters. The process will involve presentations to committee members, with a view to shaping the course of action after hearings.
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Aspociated Press
Wachington, T
Seasiong
Tifleg
Fhev
Bryan to Visit Chicago
Vague sources describe a planned trip involving Bryan to Chicago with unclear names and details. The fragment mentions meetings and potential discussions but lacks concrete dates or participants.
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Bryan
Chicago
Japan Warns China to Settle Seizure of Japanese Vessel
Japan issues an ultimatum over China's seizure of the Tats Maru off Macao for alleged arms shipments to revolutionists. Tokyo demands restoration of the vessel and cargo, plus apology. Japan urges calm but warns action could follow if no response by tomorrow.
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Dananene
Tateu
Tulay
Macao
Whampoa
Canton
Japan
China
Buren Hayatsai
Rminisma
Hina
Tokio
Associated Press
Foreign Office
Ching Ras
Tatsuoo
Selzey
Ja Co
Hasashi
Idzum
Canty
Tdzu
Jodasy
Peking
Yuan-she-Kai
Kills horses to save lives in remarkable incident
A Chronicle style report describes a man identified as Patrick Bevan who killed horses to prevent a greater harm to children amid a chaotic event on March 4. Eyewitnesses witnessed bystanders and officials discuss the strange act and its aftermath, with speculation about the motives and the public response.
King Edward Leaves Paris In Historic Departure
A terse report notes King Edward departing Paris amid ceremonial duties. The event marks a key moment in royal duties abroad as officials and courtiers accompany the monarch on return to England.
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Maumer
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Ebast Toledo
Mississippi
Dameece
Pittishers
Frospeets
Milwaukee
Wis
Rome
Luke
Cubs
Madison
Northwestern
South Bend
Ind
St. Jozeph
el Paso
Tex
New Mexico School of Agriculture
Mesilla Park
Harvey ¥ Y Forsythe
Johnson
Anesota
Deadae
Frederick OF
Pringhos Arnolf OF
Savaza
Wertel
BERG
Princess Herstine OF
Retap
Princess Carl OF
Pheden
XEW
York
Eerry
Edward
Col. L. C. Carpenter
Wise
Wisconsin
Chippewa Falls
Herband
Dyer Austin
Sirkusin
William Creasy
Austin
Gadle Austin
Grip
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Cort
A. G
Vanderbilt
Prine
Druce Case
Man Withers
Wsifal
Todat
Prassplvania Railway Teanel
Nime
Huasla
Nebraska
Laqvanworth
Genio
St. Patrickts
Chine West Act Soun of
Ene
Gnd
Pere
Bevan
Hai York
Ang
Childeen
Patrick
King Edward
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Fuarriz
Pet
Mree
Prabante
Shetty
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