Robbers Break Jail In Helena Escape
George F Hauser and Charles McDonald, jailed for a Great Northern train robbery in September, escaped by sawing doors and bars. Pursuit zones were organized, hounds on the trail, but ground dryness hindered progress as authorities chase the bandits towards the mountains.
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Mauke
Thes
Detalia
Associated Press
Helena
Mont
George Frank Hauser
Charles McDonald
Great Northern Oriental Limited
Manly
Spokane
Liberty
St. Paul
Mind
McDonald and
Hauser
Great Northern Overland
Randall
Ment
Alio Sentenced to Hang for Priest Murder in Denver
Giuseppe Alio was sentenced to death after a jury convicted him of the February 23 murder of Father Leo Heinrichs in St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church in Denver. Judge Greely Whitney denied a new trial, with execution set for the week beginning July 12.
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Associated Press
Denver
Col
District Court
Greely Whitney
Giuseppe Alio
Leo Heinrichs
St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church
Recalled by His King The Duke of the Abruzzi Leaves Rome
Rome reports the duke of the Abruzzi traveled to America after dining with King Victor Emmanuel in February. He did not seek the king’s consent to a marriage with Katherine Elkins but obtained leave from the marine minister and now must return to Italy by April first as his leave expires.
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Associated Press
Rome
Katherine Elkins
Elkins
West Virginia
Victor Emmanuel
Bliss Elkins
America
Italy
Wisconsin Central Officials Visit Manitowoc for Conference
A seven member Wisconsin Central delegation led by President Bradford and including Starr Potter Pond and Wilson will visit Manitowoc at the City Club invitation. They arrive by special car at 4 p.m. and depart at 11 p.m. to Chicago. Manitowoc businessmen will discuss river improvements tied to a $200,000 work by the company.
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Northwestern
Ahlwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Manitowoc
Wisconsin Central Railroad Company
Bradford
Starr
Potter
James C. Pond
A. C. Wilson
Nsthers
Seave
Chicago
Companiae Duet
Wisconsin fish car brings 7,060,000 fish to Lake Michigan
A Manitowoc County fish and hunting group arranged the planting of 7,060,000 white fish and trout in Lake Michigan three miles off Milwaukee. The state game warden approved the plan and twenty-five deputies were appointed to enforce the game laws during the operation.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Manttowee
Wisconsin Fish Car Badzer
Lake Michigan
Manitowoc County
Snow Blankets Bristol Tennessee Region
Snow covers the Tennessee region including Bristol with six inches in nearby mountains. Temperatures remain below freezing this morning.
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Associated Press
Bristol, Tenn
Government to relieve Vice Admiral Dirkoff at marine ministry
St Petersburg report says the government plans to remove Vice Admiral Dirkoff from the ministry of marine and entrust it to a more trusted official who will push to secure better administration from the Duma. Alexander Guchkoff, a leader of the Octoberists, is mentioned as a candidate.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Dirkoff
Ministry of Marine
Duma
Alexander Guchkoff
Brewers Will Protect Men Strike Prolonged
St Louis breweries publish ads promising to retain all comp tent workers since the five day old strike and to keep wages and hours for these positions unchanged for current and former employees who apply for work before noon next Monday. Internations Secretary Proebsel warns the condition may extend the strike as strikers refuse to return while retained workers remain. The brewers reject a joint conference to negotiate settlement.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Joseph Proebsel
United Brewery Workers of America
Massive Wisconsin water power consolidation aims to unite Marinette area
An Evening Wisconsin report from Marinette says a major water power consolidation is nearly complete. Owners on the Menominee and Peshtigo rivers plan a holding company to control 25 000 horsepower across Chappie falls and related sites. Power would feed Marinette Green Bay and nearby cities within forty miles.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Marinette
Marinette and
Menominee
Northwest
Feshilgo
United States
Isaac Stephenson
Perley Lowe
Chncago Lumberman
Francis A. Brown
F. Hancock
P. A. Martineau
Elmer Grimmer
F. H. Josslyn
Oshkosh
Chappis Rapids
Pembine Falls
Potato Rapids
Caldron Falls
Johnson Falls
High Falls
Peshtigo River
Chappie Falls
Green Bay
Rhode Island Democratic State Convention Faces Rigorous Debate
Providence March 21 Upset is brewing as the state central committee weighs a contested slate of delegates to Denver and a resolution pledging Rhode Island to William J Bryan The Pawtucket delegates dispute a ward caucus legality while Providence wards are said to have ignored caucus laws Judge Frank Simmons of Lincoln is expected to preside over the convention
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Associated Press
Providence
R. I
State Central Committee
Denver
Rhode Island
William J. Bryan
Pawtucket
Frank Simmons
Lincoln
Summoned by the Almighty and political clash in Washington
In Philadelphia eight men were admitted to full membership at the Methodist Episcopal conference where Bishop Earl Cranston urged vigilance on national affairs. He praised Theodore Roosevelt as a moral leader and urged citizens to demand strong leadership in Washington amid calls for reform and attack on corporate power.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Earl Cranston
Washington D. C
Theodore Roozervelt
Theodore Roozevelt
Washington
The Church as an Advertiser
Pastors adopt modern publicity to attract worshippers using posters circulars and church publications. Sermon notices parish records and other promotional pieces fill newspaper pages as they bid for larger congregations.
Willoughby May Die After Murder Suicide
Milwaukee March 21 George Willoughby who killed his wife Florence and then shot himself is in critical condition today Doctors Lemon and Dickenson report developing pneumonia in the left lung If confirmed he cannot recover A complaint was filed charging Willoughby with murder by City Detective John Normington
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wils
George Willoughby
Lemon
Dickenson
Wiloughby
John Normington
Willoughby
Florence
Fire destroys Forest Park private school in St Louis
Forest Park university a private school for young women with about 200 pupils from across the country burned. All students escaped unharmed losing belongings. The three story building near Forest Park fell to ruins within an hour. Fire blamed on a defective flue.
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Sy Associated Press
St Louis
Forest Park University
Forest Park
Kirkwood Seminary
Kirkwood
Anna Sneed Cairns
Sioux City
Chicago
Must Run Through Snow In New York Paris Race
Report from Evanston Wyo March 21 notes Italian car delaying through heavy snow en route to Ogden seventy three miles away with Weber canyon ahead. German car reached Ogallala Neb then left for Cheyenne at 1:45 am. French No 1 left Cheyenne for Laramie after a stop and Sherman Pass climb expected. American car arrived Goldfield Nev at 10 15 am.
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Associated Pregs
Evanston
Wio
Ital |An
New York
Cheyenne
Ogallala
Omaha
Wyo
Laramie
Sherman Paes
Goldfield
Nev
Penrose rests after illness reports rise
United States Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania, ill at his Philadelphia home, passed a comfortable night after a severe facial eruption and bronchitis. In Washington, Florida Senator Bryan showed improvement as physicians noted a better condition and a lower fever, sparking renewed hope for recovery.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
United States
Penrose
Bryan
Washington
Scastor Bryan
Florida
Rei Cox
Miners to Meet in Pittsburg Over Wage Agreement
Pittsburg district miners plan a Tuesday meeting to decide on actions regarding the wage agreement with operators. The conference aims to avoid hasty changes for the coming year, though definite steps may be taken. The Pittsburg delegation returned from Indianapolis today.
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Associated Orer
Pittsburg
Setonsider
Tnduinapolis
White House talks hinge on Wade and Smith business
Washington March 21 a government briefing fails to reveal the nature of the business of Festus J Wade and A B Smith western board of trade men called to a midnight conference at the White House The President meets Smith again and a formal statement is expected later The men have ties to inland waterways projects and possible roles on a waterways commission with potential legislation to start the program.
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Assolted Press
Washington,dc
Festus J. Wade
A. B. Smith
Western Board of Trade
Washington
White House
Br. Wade
Phiippine Islands
Wade
Smith
Inland Waterways Project
Ierts
Revor
Waterways Commission
Tragedy at Cloverleaf Depot Ends in Suicide
L. Eva Evans fatally shoots his wife at Cloverleaf depot in Sorento Illinois after months apart. He then shoots himself, surviving with slight injuries. Evans is jailed as authorities fear possible lynching.
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Associa Press
Litchfield
Sorento
Thieves Steal 660-Pound Bronze Bust From Frascati Villa
In Frascati near Rome, burglars broke a window at Aldobrandini villa and stole a Carinthian bronze bust of Pope Clement Vll, weighing 660 pounds, from the central hall. The loss is reported as a significant antiquity theft.
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Associated Press
Rome
Frascati Vestor
Aldobrandia
Pere Clement
Oshkosh to Entertain Traveling Menext Month
An index lists events and notices from Oshkosh including a portrait of local officers, a gathering of Wisconsin postal clerks, and memorial day portraits. It notes Champion Haynes' team from GHieAet defeats Palhe, a St John’s Universalist Church donation request, and a Milwaukee letter about the death of Mrs. G. D. Cleveland.
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Wisconsin
Sceereerereee Bu
Haynes
Ghieaet
Palhe
St. John’s Universalist Church
Milwaukee Lette
G. DB
Cleveland
High Court Rejects Fitzgerald Concessions in Venezuela
The high federal court of Venezuela ruled against the Manoa and Qrinoro companies, annulling Fitzgerald concessions. The decision prompts protests from American interests as Washington and President Castro negotiate. Rudolph Dolge, protesting on behalf of Ortheca, reported to the American Legation as the USS Tacoma arrived at La Guayra.
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Caracas
Veneseum
Via
Willemstead
Island of
Curacan
High Federal Court of Venezuela
Manoa Company
Qrinoro Company
Fitzgeralde
Enezuela
Washington
Castro
Rudolph Dolge
Orthéca Company
Fitzgerald
Legationp
United States
Tacoma
la Guayra
Great Horse Race at City Park Track
New Orleans March 21 City Park derby the second 310.006 stake fixture of the season will be decided this afternoon. Shield returns as in Crescent City derby. Field travels a furlong further weights raised. Meelick odds on favorite over Chapultepec Angelus and Pinkola Burley and O Neil believe Chapultepee will improve after last Saturday defeat. Fast track racing and hope for a new track record.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Wil Ba
City Park
Alldredth
Meelick
Chapultepec
Angelus
Pinkola
Burley
O'Neil
Cha-pultepee
Soft coal situation shifts to mining states conferences
AP reports interest in the soft coal dispute moves to district conferences as miners and operators plan meetings. Delegates to the national convention return to their unions to explain the adopted policy. President Mitchell will meet labor reps in Washington to discuss Sherman antitrust repeal while President elect Lewis heads to Ohio to prepare plans.
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Associated Press
Indianapoli
Ind
International Executive Board
John Mitchell
Washington
Organized Labor
T. D. Lewis
Ohia
Ohio
Burglars Beat Elderly Woman in White Township
Mrs Barbara Ortner, an elderly resident of White township near Indiana Pennsylvania, died after a beating by burglars who robbed her house yesterday. Indiana County authorities were sent to White township to investigate the murder and burglary as a suspected crime.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Barbara Ortner
White Township
Here
Whits Township
Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce to Elect Officers April 16
Nominating committee chosen to prepare two voting tickets for the Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce annual election set for April 16 in city rooms. Balloting will run from noon to 8 PM with three judges appointed to oversee the process.
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Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce
Meket Wim
Chautauqua
Oshkosh Chamber of Comme
CIA
F.C. Stewart
C. DU. Willants
Davis
Gavens
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Meings
Lecture At High School Highlights Cumberland Mountains
J C Pierson principal of Beiole High School delivered a lecture titled Life in the Cumberland Mountains at the High School auditorium on Friday evening. He displayed one hundred slides from four trips into the region detailing settlers poor whites Scotch Trish Mountaineers and mountain life. Proceeds will buy slides for the physics geography department lantern and the talk followed a prior lecture by W C Devereaux of Milwaukee weather bureau.
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Cumberland Mountains
J.C. Pierson
Pierson
Beiole Ligh
W. C Devereaux
United States Weather Bureau
Milwaukee
Monet
Stabbing Case Leads to Insanity Inquest in Evansville
Mrs. John M. Davenport was sent to the Southern Indiana Insane Hospital after an insanity inquest found her insane following a stabbing at Dr Jor Jenson’s veterinary office. The incident also involved Mrs Farmer, with Davenport named among the principal actors in the dispatch.
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Associated Press
Evansville
Ind
John M. Davenport
Southern Indiana Insane Hospital
Farmer
Jor
Jenson
Hummel Sails for Europe Accompanied by Kin
Abraham Hummel the lawyer formerly imprisoned for conspiracy in the Dodge-Marsden divorce case sailed for Europe aboard the Jurisfan today. He left New York with his sister Mrs. S L Kaffenburgh and his nephew Abraham Maffenburgh following his ten month penitentiary term.
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Hinete
Mn Newhew
Associated Press
New York
Abraham H. Hunmel
Dodge-Marse
La Follette proposes discharge of rail valuation bill
Senator La Follette today introduced a resolution discharging the Interstate Commerce Committee from further consideration of his bill for valuing railway property by the Interstate Commerce Commission. He will move passage of the resolution at a future time.
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Washington, D. C
la Follette
Committee On Interstate Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
la Folletti
Hamburg America Line denies Bailin resignation
The Hamburg American Steamship Company replies to an inquiry about the Berlin report and states there is no truth to the claim that Bailin will resign the general management at the next annual meeting.
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Gy Associated Press
Berlin
Hamburg- American Steamship Company
Berl
Thaw Family In Harmony Denies Dispute Over Annulment Suit
Franklin Bartlett and Mrs. Thaw rebut Pittsburg rumors of discord over Evelyn Thaw's annulment suit against Harry K Thaw. Bartlett says Thaws are united and Harr y Thaw appears sane to Bartlett after recent visits to Matteawan State Hospital.
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Associated Press
New York
Franklin Bartlett
Harry K. Touw
William Thaw
Thaw
Pittsburg
Harry Thaw
Evelyn Thaw
Harry KK. Thaw
Bartlett
Pittsboro
Lfe
Spring Arrives with Mild Winds and Warm Forecast
Weather signs point to a mild Wisconsin spring with strong southwest winds and sunny days. Forecasters predict occasional rain but generally favorable conditions. farmers and residents note open rivers, geese feeding on Lake Winnebago, and early signs of spring.
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Lake
Winnebago
Jury awards damages in suit against Wisconsin Central
In circuit court Judge G W Burnell denied motions to set aside the jury verdict in the Hackett estate case against Wisconsin Central Railway. The jury found McDonald death caused by company negligence, awarding 4500. The court issued judgment with a sixty day stay. Two Oshkosh divorce cases were heard. Clara Hendrickson won divorce from Peter Hendrickson with name restoration, Elizabeth Grose from Edward Grose, and Clara Kellin Mire Grose received alimony and custody of three children.
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G. W. Burnell
Wisconsin Central Railway Company
R. H. Hackett
Ea McDonald
McLonald
Guests Escape Suffocation in Rand Street Fire Incident
In a Rand Street hotel fire, six guests escaped suffocation while two firemen were overcome by gas. The blaze began in a room on the upper floor and residents reached a pavement before rescue. One man is in serious condition.
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Sirtes
Rand Street
Dam Washes Out at Dowagiac Flood Strands South Bend Power
A concrete hydro dam on the St. Joseph River near Dowagiac, Michigan, was washed out by flood waters last night. The disruption cut power to South Bend as crews rushed repairs and mitigation efforts started immediately.
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South Bend
Dowagi
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