Tug Lost In Heavy Lake Erie Gale Off Cleveland Harbor
One fishing tug with seven crew members is missing after sinking off Cleveland harbor during a twenty hour gale on Lake Erie. The Silver Spray of Erie, operated by Booth Fisheries, went down with two bodies recovered on the breakwater and four more aboard the rescue craft.
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Great Lakes
Lake Erie
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Erie, Co
Booth Fisheries Companys
Cleveland Harbor
Hansen
Life Saving Station
Buckeye
Corensius
East Fortieth Street
Cornelius
James Purdy
Evie
Robert Watts
Erie
Howard Artmes
Cevelagl
Charles N. Brasse
Cleveland
Henry Anderson
Thomas Reed
Bos
Monarch
Swan
Gerald B
Tnen
Heraldee
Ashtahala
Lloyd May
Fairnert
Conneaut
Castanet
Lorain
John M. Truby
Euclid Beach
Fleet
Donald McKeever
Purdy
Watt
Brusso
Anerson
Booth Fisheries Company
Washington, D. C
Manchuria
Virginia
Cape Henry
Little Island
United States Life Saving Service
Skeeper
John W. Patridge
Pam Neck Mills
Fale Cape
Newport Newe
Tampico
Mexico
Plecea
British Freighter Cacique Ashore in Chilean Channel
The 3013 ton British freighter Cacique is ashore in Lagartija channel between Ancud and Puerto Montt Chile. She sailed from New York January 13 for Valparaiso and is owned by the New York and Pacific Steamship Company with London as home port. Assistance dispatched due to dangerous position.
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Valparaizo
Chila
Cacique
Lagartija Channel
Ancud
Puerto Montt
New York
Valparaiso
New York & Pavltic Steamship Company
Umited
London
Harvard Dormitory Burns in Cambridge
A fire partially destroyed Randolph Hall at Harvard on Mount Auburn Street. One student, Arai of Japanese descent, was found unconscious on the top floor as others escaped. no deaths reported. Loss estimated at 25,000 plus 10,000 in furniture and effects.
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Cambridge
Mass
Randolph Hall
Harvard
Mount Auburn Street
Nfe
Arai
Pensacola
Montgomery
Ala
Fla
Jblocke
Selekt
Union Depot
Iowa Village
Marcus
Ior
Catholic College Burns
Baltimore
Charles Calleze
Milwaukee
Northwestern
Wik
Julius Andrae & Sons Company
Broadway
Friend
Andrae Erack
Adolph Landauer Company
Andrae Company
German Sleuth Wins Ocean Chase for Murder Suspects
New York reports Otto Busdorf, a German detective, reached port hours before the steamer Zieten bearing murder suspects. He credits wireless telegraphy for aiding arrests, including a Russian, Zagolowski, accused of four killings in Misiewicz, and hints at a suspected accomplice Bernard on board. Zieten sailed from Southampton. Zongolowski is linked to multiple murders.
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New York
Pen
Ethel Clare
Leneve
Otto Busdorf
St. Louls
Zieten
Themen
Busdorf
Zaga Jowski
Misiewicz
Russia
Busdorff
Zagolowski
Bernard
Bremen
St. Louis
Southampton
Zongolowski
Six Months for Davries in Federal Court
Judge Smith McPherson in Council Bluffs Iowa sentences Thomas Davries to six months in Red Oaks jail after a guilty plea to fraudulent use of the mails tied to Mabray fake sporting events. Davries may testify for the government in other cases in exchange for the light sentence. George H Munroe in New York convicted for mail fraud in stock schemes and faces three years in the Atlanta federal penitentiary.
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Associated Press
Council Bluffs
Smith McPherson
Federal District Court
Red Oaks
Thomas Davries
Oklahoma
Mabray
Davries
New York
George H. Munroe
United States
Hough
Munroe
Allanta
City Clerk Reveals Wounding Details After Fight
Stephen ener of the election commissioner's office identified Henry Herbert, a map department clerk, as the assailant after a late night altercation over a loan. Herbert was arrested on County Commissioner Lawrence Coffey's complaint. Coffey was wounded with a knife lunge injuring his liver.
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Juarez Under Guard as Insurgents Threaten From North
El Paso dispatch reports Juarez under heavy guard after a night of bombardment and an attempted insurrection at the barracks. General Navarra and Colonel Tamborel lead a wary garrison while a small band led by Capt. Oscar Creighton reportedly slips through. Madero plans a northward march with 1,091 troops to join Orozco’s 800 forces. An engineer notes the railway from Juarez south to Pearson is cut up. Henry Whittle, arrested for carrying messages between insurrectos, faces charges across the Rio Grande.
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Associated Press
el Paso
Texas
Juarez É
Brine
Navarra
Tamborel
Madero
Smail
Oscar Crelshton
Orozco
Col. M. Tamborel
Juarez
Bome
A. McMoniela
Mexico Northwestern Railway
Esc
Pearson
Medero
Tuarez
Engie Pass
Mexico
Tlenry Whittle
Indvd
Tortirio Diaz
Rio Grande
Whittle
United States
W. U. Mueller
Ely
State Department
Washington
Mrs Melber on Trial for Death of Son in Albany
The trial of Mrs. Elizabeth Melber for the death of her four year old son in a city outskirts case is near conclusion as Justice Toward prepares to deliver a charge to the jury. Prosecutor Lane Towd stressed the motive and awareness of the act while defense counsel argued stress and motherhood. The judge cautioned jurors to weigh evidence without emotion and to consider manslaughter or murder options if warranted.
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Albany
N.Y
Palmer
Lane Tord
Im Osurh
Sivford
Concude T
Howard Bgen
FIRST MANEUVERS HELD IN CAMP AT SAN ANTONIO
San Antonio reports the first troop maneuvers in camp with plans to send a company of infantry to seek cover and for aerial reconnaissance. Southern Pacific officials monitor threats by Mexican insurrectos to blow bridges at the border. Chihuahua business has contracted sharply and supply routes are at risk. Ten cars of reserve ammunition exist here, unloaded and possibly headed elsewhere.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Texas
Southern Pacific
Chihuahua
May unite on candidate for U S Senate in Colorado
Denver March 16 strong indications of a break in the long senate deadlock were shown as seven votes were cast for County Judge John R Dixon of Denver. Reports said platform Democrats and scattered votes would unite behind Dixon.
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Associated Press
Denver
Cole
United States
Colorado
John R. Dixon
Dixon
Taft Finishes Golf Round Amid Pardon Uncertainties
President Taft played a round at the Augusta Country Club and will not act on pardon cases for Charles W. Morse and John St. Walsh. He plans to return to Washington next Monday after a busy spell in executive offices.
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Augusta
Taft
Charles W. Morse
John St. Walsh
Washington
Three Die in Weather From Wind and Cold Snap
Eastern Pennsylvania reports two deaths from a west wind. Mrs. John Spangler was killed when a roof blew off a sun and struck her. In Berks County John A Trout, twenty three, drown after being blown from a ladder into a mash vat. New York and Washington both suffer record cold with temps plunging to sixteen in NYC and fourteen in DC. A man named Malcolm Morrison died from exposure on Fulton Street, White Plains.
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Pennsylvania
Rocky Hill
Chester County
John Spangler
Mercury
Washington, D. C
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Chino Valley
Lake
Quedeagh
Malcolm Morriem
Scalsstown
Queder
Fultonsstreet
White
Limantour Quits New York After Mexican Reforms Move
In New York on March 16 Sefior Limantour the Mexican finance minister left after talks and a tentative plan to relax recently imposed reforms. He met with the Madera family and insurgent leaders while in Paris he urged reforms to satisfy insurgents. Mexico City signals indicate Plax will consider Limantour suggestions to restore peace.
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Associated Press
New York
Sefior Limantour
Efatel Astor
Sefior Madera
Provisional Presidend
Provisional Pre Isont
Limantoni
Matera
Limantour
Madero Hae
Finance Minuster
Moesien
Paris
Hus Belirf
Veete
Mexico
Plax
Skeleton Found in Keg Hidden in Old Chimney
Workmen in Hazardville uncover a keg in the chimney at Alva Brainerd's home containing a full skeleton, likely a dismembered or cremated body. The remains appear eighteenth century, placed during a chimney rebuild about 1830, with no other artifacts found. The Brainerd family seeks answers.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Musg
Alva
Brainerd
Hazardville
Aerial Flight Plan Marks Panama Isthmus Year
Joe Mitchell Chapple notes in National Magazine that Hamburg American steamers expand capacity and a hazardous aeroplane flight by Clifford B. Harman from Calin to Panama is planned. Guides will mark flight routes with kites above Gatun Bohio and Tahernifla as jungle landing spots are scarce. More U S visitors are expected for Panama celebrations than any previous exposition.
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Clifford B. Harman
Calin
Panama
Anid
Calon
Gatun
Bohio
United States
Joe Mitchell Chapple
National Magzine
Drama in Italian court over Camorra murder trial
Viterbo Italy March 16 Italian criminal procedure sparks dramatic courtroom scenes during the Camorra murder trial with prisoners in cages interrupting the indictment. Amid dire testimony priest Vitozzi declares he offers sufferings for souls in purgatory while accused killers protest innocence.
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Viterbo
Italy
San Francesco
Ciro Vitozzi
Vitozzi
Gennaro Cuoccolo
iMarta
Sorrentina
Mariano de Gennaro
Erricone
Anucler
Tio Angelis
Amolen
Ulnod
Forricone
Neice Alfano
Wolves Become Bold Near Maiden Rock Sparking Hunt
A special Wisconsin report from Maiden Rock says wolves are numerous and bold in the surrounding country. Children are warned to avoid ravines after dark. A man escaping two wolves swung a lantern to safety after being involved with chicken blood. A wolf hunt is proposed to exterminate them.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Maiden Rock
Trainmen Get Wage Increase In Intercolonial Rail Service
About 1,100 freight and yard trainmen in the Intercolonial railway were notified by the government of a wage rise dating from January 1. The new schedule grants 20 percent raises for yard work and 10 percent on the road.
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Moncton
N, RB
Missouri House Ratifies Income Tax Amendment
The Missouri general assembly, in Jefferson City, on March 16, passed the Senate resolution ratifying the federal income tax amendment to the U S Constitution. Both chambers approved the measure.
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Associated Press
Jefferson City
Hiouse
General Assembly of Missouri
Senate
United States
Frank Work Dies at 92 in New York Estate Valued at 26 Million
Frank Work, multimillionaire railwayman and father of Mrs Turke Roche, died in New York at age ninety two from pneumonia. He leaves an estate reported at 26 million dollars.
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Press
New York
Frank Work
Turke-Roche
Koerners Lose Ground In Milwaukee State Bowling Tourney
The Koerners of Milwaukee bowled in the state tourney scoring 2619 as Matt Blau and Adam Nolte led Milwaukee entrants. Ex Alderman John Koerner and Andy Speers bowled, while Matt Bhin former state champ and Tabbert joined doubles today.
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Madison
Premos
Milwaukee
Fond du Lac
Speers
Ronfields
Port Washington
Matt Blau
Adam Nolte
Bonfields
Nolte
Blau
Matt
Prizes Awarded At Oshkosh Tea Yacht Banquet
The Oshkosh Tea Yacht club holds its annual banquet at the Brunswick hotel tonight after a Tuesday business meeting. Prizes for the racing season will be awarded across classes A to E, with Mercury and Gadfly among the top winners and multiple cups and pennants awarded by local sponsors. The event marks a shift toward including lady guests at future banquets.
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Brunswick
Wils
T Yachtsmen
Mercury
J. Buckstaff
Arthur Chapman
Continental Clothing House
Edward Goettmann
Gus Nehlon
Wisconsin
Palace Clothing House
Doemel
Little Gadfly
Tenk
Salome
Wiliam Mertz
Bucks
War veteran L Kempf visits brother in Oshkosh
L Kempf, Civil War veteran and member of Philip H Sheridan post No 10 G A R, visits his brother Charles Kempf at 135 Warrison st Oshkosh and contemplates permanent relocation. He enlisted at seventeen, served in Company C 46th Wisconsin, then in U S cavalry, and witnessed action on the western plains amid the Black Hills troubles. He recalls youthful height and weight and jokes about his scalp. He once mined and prospected in Oregon and helped survey the Union Pacific.
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Charles Kempf
Warrison Street
Philip H. Sheridan
Ile
Sacramento
Cal
Wisconsin Volunteers
United States Cavalry
Kempf
Oregon
Union Pacific Railway
Mueller Improves After Illness Report From Family
A member of the Mueller family reports Richard A. Mueller the Oshkosh meat dealer has shown improvement in recent days. He will not return to Oshkosh this week as planned, due to colder weather keeping him in Hot Springs Arkansas where he is accompanied by his wife.
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Richard A. Mueller
Oshkosh
Hot Springs
Ark
Murdered Five Year Old Barbara Holtzman Found in Portland
A team of detectives has pursued leads since yesterday to identify Barbara Holtzman’s killer. The five year old’s body was discovered in a Portland lodging house, but no arrest has been made yet.
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Associated Press
Portlan Ore
Barbara Holtzman
Senate Kills Bill After Spring Shooting Debate
Madison March 16 The Wisconsin Senate votes 13 to 10 to indefinitely postpone the spring shooting bill, with a reconsideration motion passed as courtesy. The Northwestern Military Academy plans to move from Highland Park to Lake Geneva shore, building a $300,000 campus for 100+ students, amid saloon-free zone debates.
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Emery
R. P. Davidson
Assembly Committee On Excise
Northwestern Military Academy
Highland Park
Chicago
Jwil
Lake Geneva
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Commissioner of Labor
Wisconsin
Monson
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McGee
Cachems
Haight
Assembly Committee On
Brockhausen
rHsesaree
Henry W Fndens
Wieransin Manufacturers’ Association
Gen
Chta F Falk
Wisconsin Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association of Milwaukee
Thesembly
Whelen
Lcense
Minister's Son Killed in Bolivia Car Accident
Investigation into Malcolm Knowles death, son of American Minister Horace G. Knowles, found an electric car trolley pole fell and struck his head, crushing his skull. The incident occurred March 13 in Tua Paz, Bolivia, with authorities pursuing details.
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Associated Press
Tua Paz
Bolivia
Malcolm Knowles
Horace G. Knowles
China Comes To Terms
Peking reports the Chinese government intends to accept both points at issue with Russia and is drafting a reply to the ultimatum. The move comes as Beijing seeks a diplomatic settlement and signals progress toward resolving the dispute.
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Associated Press
Peking
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