Rebels Hurl Stones at Diaz Palace in Mexico City
An insurrectionist mob stones the windows of President Diaz's palace in Mexico City, prompting police action and multiple arrests. Reports note ongoing tensions as American officials monitor the unrest and frontier guard ramps up along the El Paso line.
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San Antonio
Texas
Mexico City
Diaz
Mexico
Cencershin
Nexlen
State Department
Washington
Viva Madera
Fox
Federal Hidtrtetsi Volt
Bank President Moffat Dies in Denver Hotel Belmond
David H. Moffat of Denver Cole, president of the First National Bank of Denver, died suddenly in his room at the Hotel Belmont after recently recovering from a grip and pneumonia. He was about his room yesterday in apparent health and was seized by a sudden chill today, dying within ninety minutes.
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Associated Press
New York
David H. Moffat
Denver
Cole
First National Bank of Denver
Belmont
Moffat
Traction Cars Crash Near Morristown Injures Many
Two traction cars of the Indianapolis and Cincinnati road on the Rushville division collided five miles west of Morristown around 2 PM. A report from the scene says many persons were hurt and all local doctors have rushed to the scene.
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Associated Press
Morristown
Indianapolis & Cincinnnati
Rushville
Here
Hammond a co-defendant in $1.5 million suit in DC court
In Washington March 18 John Hays Hammond special ambassador to King George's coronation and four wealthy mine experts were named co-defendants in a $1,500,000 damage suit filed by Daniel J. Sully of New York. Sully, once dubbed the cotton expert king, alleges a conspiracy to ruin his reputation and deprive him of profits related to the General Cotton Securities Company.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
John Hays Hammond
United States
King George
England
Daniel J. Sully
New York
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Harris Hammond
Frank S. Bright
Adolph Batherton
John P. Miller
William W. Baldwin
C. Scott Dalgleisp
Mr. Sully
Catrar King
General Cotton Securities Company
Wife shoots husband. Park Ridge man dead
John Schenk, superintendent of the Park Ridge division of Northwestern Gas Light & Coke, was found shot to death in his Park Ridge home. Police say his wife, after recovering from hysteria, admitted she fired, mistaking him for a burglar. She claimed she woke to sounds and, while frightened, did not call out.
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Associated Press
Chicago
John Schenk
Park Ridge
Northwestern Gas, Light & Coke Company
Mr. Schenk
Lin
Day Angel Robs at Night in Cincinnati Court
Anthony Gahl, a confessed robber described as a daytime philanthropist by night, pleaded guilty in Cincinnati police court to two counts of housebreaking and one of petit larceny. He was sentenced to four years in the workhouse as about twenty wives were ready to testify. Gahl was identified by a rogue’s gallery photo as a former Kentucky penitentiary inmate.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Anthony Gahl
Dr. Jekyll
Ma. Sirde
Petit Jareeny
Directors vote to reduce American Woolen stock
Boston March 18 at the American Woolen company head office the directors voted to cut common stock from thirty million to twenty million. Stockholders will decide at a special Jersey City meeting April 28. Mill circles expect dividend payments under the plan as the company controls thirty four mills in New England and New York.
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Asseccess
Boston
Mass
We Pn
Jersey City
New England
New York State
Mrs Cleveland Sails for Europe to Visit Son in Switzerland
Mrs Grover Cleveland widow of the former president sails for Europe to visit her son Richard at a Swiss school. She is accompanied by Master Francis Cleveland. Dr R F West of Princeton attends goodbye along with Judge Bigelow, a veteran diplomat now 93, who jokes about attending the coronation.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
Europe
Richard
Switzerland
Francis Cleveland
R. F. West
Princeton University
Judge Bigelow
Bigel
King George
Taft Ends Vacation Heads to Washington for Special Session
President Taft wraps up spring vacation with a final round of golf at Inkwell Country Club and will return to Washington tomorrow to prepare for a special session of Congress on April 4. The message is seen as likely brief, focusing on the reciprocity bill or the broader Payne Aldridge schedule revisions, with tariff revisions anticipated by Democrats.
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Washington
Congress
Associated Press
Augusta
Country Club
Taft
Jeaders
Tillman
Great Britain
Big Wedding in Poygun Wisconsin
Omro March 18 Thursday evening at the home of Ute bar lents in Poygun Miss Martha Haase and Edward G. Reitz of Fond du Lac were married. About 160 guests attended from Oshkosh Appleton Berlin Fond du Lac Brillion Omro and other areas. The ceremony was by Rev J F Brandt and Rev Mr Spohnholtz. The couple will reside in Fond du Lac.
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Omre
Wis
Ute Bar Lents
Poygun
Martha Haase
Edward G. Reitz
Fond du Lac
Louisa Tapase
Katherine Reitz
Wen Tiysees Reitz
Raymond Dilling
Charles F. Woollner
J. F. Brandt
Omro
Spohnholtz
Fond du Lic
Oshkosh
Appleton
Berlin
Brillion
Omen
Omnia
RB. H. Hinderman
George Clink
Mr. Slocum
Omro Herald
Man armed with two saws in La Crosse court bid
Milwaukee dispatch says J. Ja Murray was brought to court on petty larceny charges from a saloon when officers found two tempered steel saws strapped to his leg and money in a secret pocket. The charge was upgraded to a greater offense and Murray was bound over to the circuit court in $2,000 bond, which he could not furnish. Murray, a stranger, displayed strong knowledge of court proceedings.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Daily News
la Crosse
J. Ja Murray
Stewie
Sinters
Murray
Dorothy Arnold search under way in Central Park lakes
Three police squads under the Park department began dragging the three Central Park lakes this afternoon in a renewed effort to find Dorothy Arnold. Francis T Arnold, her father, has long believed she was either thrown or jumped into a park lake, and the move follows a request from his attorneys.
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Associated Press
New York
Dorothy Arnold
Park Department
Three Lakes
Central Park
Francis T. Arnold
Arnold
Central Park Lakes
Kettle Tip Over Injures FiveYearOld Zitner Son
Wisconsin special from La Crosse reports Farol Zitner five year old son of Mr and Mrs George Zitner of Franklin Vernon county tipped kettle of boiling water from stove and is hospitalized in crudent condition with small hopes for recovery.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Sys
Farol
Gyeorge Zitner
Franklin
Vernon County
Camorrist Cross Examined In Italian Trial Session
In Viterbo on March 18 the Camorra trial focused on Nicola Morra as his questioning concluded and adjournment was set to Tuesday. Morra, one of six defendants in Cuoccalo and wife murder, admitted to entering the Cuoccalo house and participated in beating Cuoccalo with sticks before the stabbing. The prosecutor yielded new evidence detailing Morra and Sortina’s roles while Enrico Alfano, the Camorra head, dined nearby. Morra denied charges and attacked former associate Gennaro Abbatemaggio.
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Viterbo
Italy
Nicola Morra
Morra
Gennaro Cuoccalo
Cuoccalo
Sortina
Cugecclo
Gennaro Abbatemaggio
Heinke Arrested Again in Wisconsin Burglaries
Kabat murder trial star witness Tulius Tieinke was arrested on a burglary charge tied to incidents in Appleton. He faces a March 29 hearing before Judge Tyan in municipal court. He previously escaped punishment by shifting blame to his coworker. City officials note his history and demeanor.
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Keukanna
Wis
Mazel
Tulius Tieinke
Kabat
Sit
Appleton
Tyan
Manicipal Court
Ieinke
Bushans
Nocthewestern
Breakers
Onalon Siga
A. Wertheimer
Maurice Marterlink
Kaukauna
Amiout
Fred
John Goppes
Flora Siefert
Villain Assaults Child In Milwaukee Alley
Special to The Northwestern Milwaukee March 18. Alice Marlow five living at 1419 Clarke found unconscious in a rubbish box in an alley at Twentieth and Kirke streets. A man about 24 lured her to the alley and assaulted her. Her three year old cousin Catherine Strehiow’s doll lay nearby. The child underwent an operation and is expected to recover. Police seek details and compare the case to the Hattie Zinda assault and murder from last year.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Twentieth
Kirke Streets
Alice Marlow
Clarke Street
Catherine Strehiow
Hattie Zinda
Panamanian Canal Talk Before Emperor in Berlin
Privy Councillor Eugene Tinecauzer of Germany’s public works ministry, the German member of the 1903 Panama Canal engineering panel, spoke on canal construction before Emperor William. Secretary Laughlin of the American embassy attended with other diplomats. Later Paul Preitenbach hosted a luncheon for Herr Tinecauzer.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Eugene Tinecauzer
Ministry of Public Works
International Committee of Consulting Engineers
Emperor Wiliam
Laughlin
Paul Preitenbach
Herr Tincauzer
Second body recovered in Milwaukee factory fire
Milwaukee March 18 two men are dead in the Minnesota Billiard factory fire with a second body recovered from the ruins. Eleven were injured and only Frank Boschuetz is not yet certain to die according to physicians. Special to The Northwestern.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Minnesota
Frank Boschuetz
Schenk Trial Postponed Until May Term
Associated Press reports in Wheeling West Virginia that the trial of Mrs. Ira Farnsworth Schenk for attempting to kill her millionaire husband John Ol Schenk was postponed to the May term. The case was heard in criminal court today.
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Associated Press
Wheeling
W. Va
Ira Farnsworth Schenk
John OL Schenk
Gil
Steamship Arrivals News From New York
Steamship arrivals listed for March 18 include the Pennsylvania Hamburg Regina d Italia and Naples. The report notes ships reaching New York, reflecting ongoing transatlantic traffic and port activity.
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Associated Press
New York
Pennsylvania
Hamburg
Regina
d'Italia
Naples
Assembly clears deck for action on Gilbertson plan
Madison Wis March After a long debate the assembly engrossed the Gilbertson bill on the commission form of government by compromise and killed other measures on the subject The amended bill cuts all salaries under the aid law for cities down to 10000 population or less and allows recalls and initiations by petition It also absorbs Nye fire and police commission abolition provisions The debate showed opposition from a few Democrats and one Social Democrat Judge Gilbertson of Milwaukee declared We had a government by ignorant men and we got rid of them.
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el Paso
Disrex
Mexico
United States
Patre Tle
Suarez
Annther
Oscar C. Creighton
Maier
Hile
Juarez
Micheleton
Whittle
Washington, D. C
Ciudad
Durango
Velardena
Asarco
Madison
Wis
Marcel
Lille
Aigu
Clark
Nye
Social Democrata
Cillbertson
Mau Claire
Ignor Ont
Innocent man freed after twenty years in Pittsburg
Andrew Toth was released from Braddock furnace prison after twenty years for a murder he did not commit. He was found half a mile from the scene when the crime occurred. Governor Ky Tener signed the pardon promptly, clearing him of the charge.
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Andrew Toth
Associated Press
Pittsburg
Toth
Braddock Furnaces
John Ky Tener
Old National Bank Banquet Celebrates New Building
Old National bank in Oshkosh hosted an elaborate Friday evening banquet in the English room of the Athearn hotel to honor the completion of its new building at Main and Washington streets. About fifty men from Oshkosh and fellow bankers from Chicago Milwaukee Minneapolis and other Wisconsin cities attended with officers directors and guests. The event featured an Arion orchestra a three singer program and multiple addresses along with a tour of the new bank and Paine plant later in the evening.
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Mans
Ostkesh
Chicago
Milwaukee
Minneapolia
Meenah
Fond Dialae
Sheboygan
Athearn
Old National Bank
Arion
Esther Hrubesky
Tkials
Minneso
Wisconsin
Cad National Bank
Oshkosh
Joseph Fl. Storter
Bank
Linie
Roses Popper
Tinilister
Midgar P. Sawyer
Charles Lehriher
Cie Bane
Louis Schriber
Hogway
Hans Queters
Okh National
Paine Tannnber Company
Paine
August Bhim
First National Bank
Hiesge
Thomas Daly
Consnercin
National Ostkoshi Arto U1
Vatudsny
The
Marine National
EE. A. Reddeman
Germaniasional
Mibwarkee
Ikenry
Staley Bank
Whi Dd
MS Pryest
Eteprbiie
Hie
Adalph
Slistay
Gan
Pleo Csbhaghs
Nort
Minnneapolia
Deoree J. Bartlett
Wiscus
Pauhers Issochitio
Waukee
Louis Schrtber
Ami J. J. Schalte
Sehaltes
Oman
Jie
Sehrler
EB. d. Hughes
Waller Masten
Waltening
Stieknues
Woo. Chene
Milwauke Honey Vernon
Creorge S
Channer
Obudsan
Pierce
Merrill Co
Plymouth
Charles W Wonjohn
Tigerton
A. Pomeroy
Am- Wherst
Rumsey
Berling
I. Bare
Hennig
Frentz
O. J. Hardy
F.C. Walker
Lesroy Verron
J. P. Fitch
Pr. A. Labadde
Hearing on Suffrage Bill in Wisconsin Legislature
Madison March 18 The Senate education and public welfare committee will hold a hearing on woman suffrage with opponents given negdation on the measures before the legislature. The James bill for referendum woman suffrage will be recommended for passage, as will a constitutional amendment to strike out the word nin in the suffrage clause. Nye of Superior fights terminal taxation for ore and docks, while Assembly Weber urges the New York system to employ convicts in state institutions and sell prison goods to other state facilities.
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Madison
Wis
Senate Committee On Education and Public Warfare
James
Senate
Assemblyman
Nye
Superior
Ashland
Manitowoc
Tax Commission
New York
Weber
Exoneration Ended Overcrowding Case At Alhambra Theater
Milwaukee March 14 Judge Neelen dismissed the city prosecution against Mrs Clara Fowen Shepard after evidence showed no charges against her. The ruling attributed control of the theater to Mr Singer who directed ushers and doors, finding the defendant not guilty. The report also notes the death of Noah Roosevelt, a close friend of the employed party, at Oyster Bay. Sea man, aged fifty three, suffered paralysis two weeks prior.
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Milwaukee
Wis. Mareh
Shepard
Clara Fowen Shepard
Alhambra Theater
Neelen
Ms. Shepard
Singer
Associated Press
Oyster Bay
Noah Fot
Renman
Dare Roosevelt
Ratate
Sealman
Spies Shot in Mexicali Clash
In Mexicali on March 18 elipe Rios a local salonkeeper and another unidentified man were shot by rebels at the bull pen amid charges they aided a plan to retake Mexicali from the American side. Papers from the Mexican government were found on Rios.
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Associated Press
Mexicali
Elipe Rios
Rios
Milwaukee Stands Aghaat and Other Social News
An index page lists brief social items including Milwaukee events, Mr. Broad in China, church announcements, the W I leave schedule, fashionable views, legislative letters, markets, books, a shore story, the stage, sport directions, Frank Stein leaves Heymann Company, and bowling notes for Wso and Osh, reflecting a fragmented society page.
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Milwaukee
Broad
China
tChurch
W.I. Léeaave
Industria! of
Frank Stein
Heymann Company
Bowling News
Wso
Osh
Shot Ducks Out of Season in Milwaukee Court
In Milwaukee on March 18 a Ta. Crosa special reports Henry Baumgarten was fined $25 and costs for shooting ducks out of season.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Marth
Journal
Ta. Crosa
Henry Baumgarten
Man Dies in County Jail in Milwaukee
Milwaukee March 18 A Wisconsin special from Racine reports 27 year old Win Hansen of this city died in a county jail cell this morning after going insane yesterday at home and being taken for autokeeping. He suffered hemorrhages of the lungs during the night and died today.
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Associated Preas
Milwaukee
Wis
Tracine Thangs
Hanson
Hansen
Edwin Denby Takes Bride in Detroit Ceremony
Former Representative Edwin Denby of Detroit wed Miss Marian Bartlett Thurber at the bride’s home in Detroit. The couple plans a European wedding trip after the ceremony.
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Associated Press
Netroit
Mich
Edwin Denby
Detroit
Marian Bartlett Thurber
Express Driver Strikes Quiet as Leaders Move In
Ringhamton and New York report drivers from Wells Fargo and United States Express weigh returns to work amid tension. Samuel Gompers summoned to mediate while Mayor Gaynor orders police protection to keep order. Union leaders deny a generalized teamster strike and urge calm as scattered workers resume duties.
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American Federation
Express
Rees H
Muayor
Associated Press
New York
Expressen
United States Express Company
Wells Fargo
Twe
Adams Fixpress Company
Samud
American Federation of Tabor
Unite States Express Company
Jersey City
Bac
William S. Ashton
Teamsters
Adam
Igonyd Win
Gaynor
Willie T. Ashton
International Brotherhood Teamsters
Flaherty Finds Professor Leith's Lost Relics
Professor G St Leith of Wisconsin discovers a message from Flaherty of Port Arthur about recovered artifacts and notes from a 2 shipwreck voyage near Hudson Bay. The package, carried by an Inuit, includes invaluable notes once lost, and is expected to be delivered to Leith.
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Madison
Wic
G St. Leith
University of Wisconeii
Leith
Hudsat Bay
Flaherty
Port Arthur
Labrada
Lei
Roosevelt Dam Opens with Roosevelt in Attendance
President Theodore Roosevelt and party arrived in Phoenix this morning and rode to the Ponsvel reservoir for the dam dedication set for four oclock this afternoon. Citizens joined the procession as Senator Moosevells main Arizona speech was expected. The Roosevelts will depart Sunday morning and visit Mesa, where Archie Roosevelt attends school.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
C‘ol
Theodore Roosevelt
Ponsvel Reservoir
Old Trunk Mystery Solved in Noblesville
Noblesville Indiana March 18 The mystery surrounding a trunk found weeks ago with skeletal remains and a carved ring is solved by a letter from the widow of a Danville brother identifying the ring as Woodmansee s. Woodmansee wed Miss Sarah Wirt forty four years ago but disappeared hours before the ceremony. Bones were found near an old road house by White River dating to the Civil War era. authorities believe a murder over a $500 claim.
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Associated Press
Noblesville, Ind
Eugene Woodmansee
Danville, T
Woodmansee
Sarah Wirt
Agin
White River
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Dorothy Arnold Search
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LTS
OLD National
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Roosevelt
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