Mexican Peace Hovers as Limantour Arrives in Mexico
Mexico City welcomed Finance Minister Limantour as he arrived for talks expected to shape Diaz government changes. Insurgents led by Madero demand free elections and local self rule, while observers foresee cabinet reshuffles and possible concessions to secure peace within days.
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Almister Limantour
President Diaz
Sefior Limantour
San Antonio
Texas
Army
Washington
Mexico
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Diaz
Kimeele
Francisco I. Madero
Washington, D. C
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Ananee
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Ciiinet
New York
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Timanntour
Maderos
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Sefer Limautour
Chihuahua
Mexican Republic
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Yucaten
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Europe
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Francisco J. Madero
Port News Rail Command Reveals Troop Movement Plans
Port reports say rail transport will move Meade into commission for future troop movements. Rebels clash across El Paso and Torreon with Americans shot and a hospital stay noted. In Sonora 700 revolters near Hermosillo raise fears while Torreon province sees several clashes and a burning bridge disrupts the Southern Pacific line.
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Torrenon
O'Driscnll
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Colonia
Buran
Bitte Unalde
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Torres
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Sonora
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Manganillo
Amadero
New York
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Furfone Diaz
Sefisi Tamantour
Limantour
San Luis Powal
Mystery Deepens in Park Ridge Shooting Case
Coroner Peter Hoffman took charge of the examination into the death of Charles Schenk of Park Ridge on Saturday morning. A gun with an unloaded cartridge behind a pile of machines and a fired cartridge in the killer’s gun emerged as parts of the conflicting stories from Mrs. Schenk.
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Associated Preas
Chicago
Peter Hoffman
Charles Schenk
Park Ridge
Schenk
Tom Johnson Ill In Cleveland Case of Liver Cirrhosis
Former car Rom L. Johnson lies seriously ill at White Hall apartments as cirrhosis of the liver prompts a restful night and improving condition. Family and friends visited during the day as doctors hold hope he may pass the attack safely.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Rom L. Johnson
White Hall
Phillips Celebrate Golden Wedding in Milwaukee
A special from Superior reports Mr and Mrs T D Phillips of Milwaukee celebrating their golden wedding anniversary. Married in 1851 in Jefferson County Wisconsin, Phillips is a Civil War veteran who served in the Sixteenth Wisconsin regiment.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Superior
T. D. Phillips
Jefferson County
Russian Minister to China Reported Killed in St. Petersburg
Rumors spread by Associated Press indicate the Russian minister to China has been murdered in St. Petersburg. Officials at the foreign office and war department have not confirmed the report, while Stolypin's resignation and a potential new premier spark cabinet discussions amid tensions over China policy and treaty enforcement.
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Mo Kerostavety
China
Weking
Sisi
Miniter
Hipanee Kokurseff
WEALTHIEST OIL OPERATOR DIES IN LOS ANGELES HOTEL
Assorted Press report from Los Angeles notes the death of John Futig aged seventy six, reputedly one of Pennsylvania's wealthiest oil operators, who died in a local hotel after a brief illness. Also reports the death of Rt. Rev. James Theodore Wally, bishop of Haiti and first negro consecrated by the American Episcopal church, in Boston. In Cedar Rapids, George W. Woman, seventy three, is identified as Iowa's oldest practicing druggist, dying at his home.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Mand
John Futig
Pennsylvania
Ness
Bistio
Boston
Mass
Tur James Theodore Wally
Hayti
American Episcopal Church
Iowa
Cedar Tupids
Seattle City Council Change Ends Fifteen Month Publicity Era
The Seattle council opened new terms scheduled at one, replacing the prior public interest era after a protracted conflict last fall. Mayer Phiran C. Gall serves as president and Robert Esketh leads the street committee amid a reshaped council roster with four retiring members.
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Waush
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Eity
Mayer Phiran C. Gall
Robert [Esketh
May remanded to Richmond for safety amid lynching threats
General May, arrested March 5 in the Meredith and wife killings, was brought from Manchester Clay County to Richmond for safe keeping after mountain residents threatened lynching. He admitted killing eight persons in his career during interrogation.
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Associated Press
Richmond
General May
Wloehreter
Sherman Meredith
Manchester
Clay County
May
Carter
Express Drivers End Strike Quietly in New York
Associated Press reports orderly action by express company drivers in New York as strike activity declines with officials from Adams, Wells Fargo and United States Express stating the end appears in sight.
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New York
Express Company
Adams, Wells-Fargo
Unite States Express Companies
Roosevelt Warns Arizona Statehood Rise Recalls Risk
Ex president Theodore Roosevelt speaks to a large southwest crowd in Arizona urging caution on recalling judges and praising state rights in the push for statehood. He argues initiation and referendum have value but should not justify undermining judicial independence or rushed constitutional measures.
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Associated Press
Plinenis
Ariz
Mareh
Theodore Roosevelt
Arizona
Mensevelt
Mesa
Rough Rider
Caloniel Loesevelt
Reevet
Arena
Aries
New Yok
Texas
Vermimt
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United States
T. Cis
Strikers Reject Proposal in Central Lines Clash
Union leaders claim a return to work on a piecework scale after a conference with New York Central officials. Welgand of the Brotherhood of Railroad Tankers and Shipbuilders says assurances of similar action were received from unions along the line from New York to Cleveland. Meanwhile Cincinnati reports indicate the Queen & Crescent foremen's strike enters its third week with both sides claiming progress and trains running closer to schedule.
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Lake Line
Michigan Southern Railway
New York
Welgand
Brotherhood of Tbaellermakers
Tran Shipbuilders of America
Strange Woman in Court Indicts Judge in Four Counts
Toledo March 20 Miennel Donnelly judge of Henry county circuit court indicted by the county grand jury on four counts two for embesslement one for perjury and another for an unspecified charge The case arises from a 20 year old matter connected with the Ohio Clerman Insurance Company and a mysterious woman in black at race tracks in Gravesend and Sheepshead Bay bookmakers bets noted as high as four thousand dollars
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Asociated Press
Toledo
Mienael Donnelly
Circuit Court
Flenry County
Kin
Waa
Taucan County
Milwaukee
Wis
Mary English
Ohio Clerman Insurance Company
Donnelly
Gravesend
Sherpahens Bay
James
Protection of forests from fire at coming summit
Mr Gravns will go to California to inspect national forests as part of a conference beginning today in Salt Lake City Utah Henry Graves, chief forester, will lead the meeting with the conferees.
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Gravns
California
Salt Lake
Utah
Detective Tate testifies on pickpocket case in Quaker City trial
Philadelphia detective Tate identifies a woman named Alamoie Enewlish as the suspect in a shopping district pickpocketing case. Minh Estelle Zeek testifies at Testo store elevator scene reporting missing purse. defense notes prior offenses. Police aim to present evidence linking the suspect to Milwaukee thefts and a $1,000 loss.
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Perindlis
John T. Welly
Milwaukee
Milwaukee church burns in fire epidemic across Milwaukee
Northwestern tone report from Milwaukee mentions a fire at Emmons Lutheran Church on Third and Hadley, two alarms sounded as firefighters battled the blaze. The steeple and church suffered heavy damage before crews could reach the scene, pastor labeled as The Rev. P. S. label. In Springfield a separate fire trap incident left men nearly suffocated and rescued by firemen, with losses estimated at 50,509 dollars.
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Milwauke
Ttev
iBy Assavislod Press
DEI
Asia
A. Wollding
Forestry Head Appointed By Wisconsin Board
A state forestry appointment in Wisconsin selects a new head to oversee construction and operations. The move places the official in charge of building and consolidating offices and residences for forestry staff at the headquarters.
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Whe
Daily News
Lipertargis
Joseph Laeing
Comity Board
Brie
Bite
State Dureatre Board
Avhland
Traut Take
Wis
Inga
Forcerer
Chfer Parestry
Fire at Oshkosh Pump Works Causes Alarm
A Sunday evening blaze reported at the Oshkosh Pump Works began in the marching room near the northeast corner, threatening spread to other sections. The fire department arrived promptly but the blaze was quickly quelled with slight damage, likely starting from a defective chimney.
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Oshkosh
Ogrlork
Chicago safe theft suspects two weeks apart
Chicago police report a second night time safe theft by armed men. The burglars, weighing around 160 pounds, fled after a pursuit and escaped into an alley, leaving tools behind as evidence of a methodical entry. No one was hurt and authorities continue investigations.
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Associated Press
Chirag
Chicago
Maurice Carroll
Sanin
No Parting at Death in Mourning Home News
A report from Abmuftowre notes Martel 20. 4 Dali Newa special details a couple, Mr. Walla and his wife, who died within minutes of each other after long illness. They expired in separate bursts of grief as mourners gathered. The husband had suffered from rheuma and a lingering condition, with the wife worn by constant care. The pair, both of advanced age, are laid to rest at the same site amid funeral rites.
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Milwaukee
Wic
Martel
Dali Newa
Abmuftowre
Ran
Corty Veere
Thomas Kbile
Kelineville
Sanday
Mr. Walla
Rciuma
Ismava
Buehani
Bedend
Morliwestern series of meetings to speak on church issues
Superior Wisconsin reports a meek series of Sunday evening meetings led by Judge Chanel Smith of the Superior court. The event aims to address rising tensions between Catholics and non-CCatholics and may invite clergy from city churches to discuss topics on Sunday nights.
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Milwauhkees
Wis
Merch
Specifron
Chanel Smith
Superior Court of
Thin City
Lute
Letius
Loshs
Extend Lumber Operations In Wisconsin Reservoir Plan
Special to The Northwestern Mibwankes reports Marinette plans extend lumber work due to the Deaver dam creation on the Peshtige river. A four mile long reservoir will hinder log transport, forcing movement by river to High Falls via a new iron Marinette route across the lake.
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Mibwankes
Wit
Mareh
Neas
Marinette
Peshtige
Tis New Lake
Iron Marinette
Phigh Falls
Celebrate by a Fight in Chicago Turmoil
A transfer company union vote sparked a mass clash as police arrived. Revolvers fired into the air by the crowd left many with bruises and discolored eyes, but no arrests were reported amid fears of a town upheaval.
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Associated Press
Chiccago
Btere
International Brotherhood of Trameters
Themeneclyee
Rarhy
Elgin Butter Market Steady At Twenty-Five Cents
Butter prices in Elgin hold steady at twenty five cents per pound amid a daily output of 447 900 pounds. Market data from Associated Press notes consistent demand and stable trading conditions across the region.
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Associatedt Press
Elgin, TH
Court session brief on Supreme Court delay in oil and tobacco cases
The Supreme Court of the United States adjourned for two weeks without deciding the Standard Oil or tobacco trust fines. Spectators filled the courtroom as 18 justices and officials gathered. The court ruled against distributing government funds to eastern Cherokees and upheld earlier rulings on the Indians’ claims and the distribution method. Justice McKenna delivered the opinion finding no interference in government distribution and noting the Indians’ delay in pursuing their action.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Standard Oil
Tobacco Trust
Supreme Court of the United States
Vunveblug
Tod
Supreme Court
South Atlantic States
Ishi
Court of Claims
McKenna
Central Grand Concert Company Delights Men'n Club Audience
The Alen's Club of the First Congregational church hosted a Grand Opera House concert by the Central Grand Concert Company on Saturday evening. Violinist Maximilian Dick impressed as a skilled musician joined by violin cellist Edith Adios soprano Louise Merrill and Adolph Knaner. The program blended violin cello and vocal numbers though patrons waited near dawn for the start after travel fatigue.
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First Congregational Church
Grand Opera House
Maximilian Dick
Edith Adios
Oshkosh
Louise Merrill
Mercy
Adolph Knaner
Nist
Thoias
Thavel
Contests Return From La Crosse Orator Event
Oshkosh Normal delegation returns from Inter Normal Orator contest at La Crosse with a favorable impression despite no top prize. Milwaukee’s James K. Skews took first, Short D. Phillips of Whitewater second, and Howard At. Jones of La Crosse third. Cif fara Malrine of Oshkosh named best orator by judges. Music by the Whitewater Normal band featured. delegation traveled specially by train via Madison and Tamibon.
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la Crosse Finday
Peris
Cafford Maulriney
Madison
Tamibon
A. I Roehmac
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Milwaukee
Short D. Phillips
Whitewater Tok
Howard At. Jones
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Ciffara Malrine
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Ter
Whitewater Normil Icoal
Peace Reigns in Hayti Says Warships Not Needed
Washington March 20. U S minister Furniss reports improved Hayti conditions. No American warship needed now. Telegram to State Department from Port Au Prince states progress reduces tensions and shows stability in the republic.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Hayti
State Department
Furniss
Port Au Prince
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