Rebels seize Gomez Palacio in Mexican civil conflict
Dispatches from Laredo report Gomez Palacio in rebel hands with street fighting and uncertain casualty figures. A Telegram from General Villa confirmed rebel gains around Torreon as Benavides' forces threaten further clashes. American consuls seek Valle release amid border turmoil.
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Chao
Benasides
Zaragoss
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Gomez Palacio
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Henavides
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Deltiliv
Heer
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Davio
Benavides
Blind man an attorney admitted to practice
The roster of attorneys admitted to practice in the second district court of Anaheim includes Musack A. McKinley cousin of the late President McKinley. He was a premature explosion victim’s son from Matanzas Cuba, who served in Troop G second United States Cavalry during the Spanish American War.
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President McKinsey
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Matanzas
Cuba
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Roosevelt All Right Message From Consul Report
A message from United States Consul Pickell at Pará confirms Theodore Roosevelt had no mishap after meeting reports. The consul states Roosevelt arrived at Manaus via the Poragaio river, according to the American Museum of Natural History inquiry reply.
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New York
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Aetirican Museum of Natural History Law
United States
Pickecell
Para
Roosevelt Allright
Manaus
Papaagaio
Ellis to Prison for Murder in Cincinnati Hotel
Associated Press report from Chicago details Willis of Cincinnati being sent to the state penitentiary for a fifteen year term after a murder of his wife in a hotel here. The march 2 dispatch notes the case and the sentencing, with emphasis on the prison transfer underway.
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Chicago
Barglara
Willis
Cincinnati
State Penitentiary
Dober
Mounted Police Watch Woman as Suspected Gunness Figure
Swift Current Sask March 4 Officers of the northwest mounted police placed a watch near Neville on a woman homesteader after weeks of rumors she may be Mrs Belle Gunness the La Porte murderess The watch will continue until US officers who know Mrs Gunness arrive to verify or deny the identification.
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Swift Current
Sask
Northwest Mounted Police
Neville
Belle Gunness
la Forte
United States
Gunness
Wisconsin Suffragist Leader Among Those Heard on French Will
Washington March 34 Woman suffragists and antis debated today before the house elections committee over the French bill to let qualified women vote in congressional elections. Rev Olympia Brown of Racine Wis and Mrs Clara Berwick Colby of Portland Ore argued for suffragists while Miss Lucy Price and Miss Minnie Bronson oppposed.
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Wisconsin
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House Elections Committee
Olympia Brown
Racine
Wis
Clara Berwick Colby
Portland
Ore
Lucy
Willsons Start Well and Fall Down in Bowling Tourney
Buffalo, Wis., March 24. Willson's Pins of Oshkosh posted 2,713 in the late squad of the American Bowling Congress tournament at the Auditorium. First roll 951, second 945, third 837. None of the two man event leaders. Brooklyn Gets Four to Brookline Wederat club roster adds four, including Cad Coles, as Tom Seaton moves to the Chicago Federals. Wrestler Ill: Charles Cutler seriously ill with typhoid pneumonia. Mario Cutler says no important matches pending.
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Northwestern
Buffalo
Wis
Willson
Oshkosh
American Bowling Congress
Willsongs
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cad Coles
Brooklin Wederat
Tom Seaton
Philadelphia National
Chicago Federals
Shreveport
Tinker
Charles Cutler
Mario Cutler
Pastor Guilty as Indiana Presbyterian Punishes Bloomington Pastor
Rev John Juis former pastor of the First Presbyterian Church Bloomington Indiana was found guilty and suspended as a minister by a commission of the Indiana Presbytery The charges involved several Bloomington women and the exact details were not made public The commission recommended a year of recuperation outdoors and indicated possible mental collapse The pastor resigned and spent weeks in a New York sanitarium.
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Leeds
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
John @ Juis
First Presbyterian Church
Bloomington
United States
Indiana Presbytery
Ellis
Ellie
New York
Industrial Commission Awards to Baraboo Man for Injuries
The Industrial Commission granted Herman Schwedel of Baraboo $1,218.98 plus $82 medical aid for injuries suffered while working on Sauk County highways in November 1912. The commission dismissed Ida Murenberg of Milwaukee’s claim after her son John was injured at International Harvester and later died by his own actions. it found the death legally related to personal safety.
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Industrial Commission
Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Herman Schwedel
Baraboo
Sauk County
Ida Murenberg
Milwaukee
John
International Harvester Company
Aged Recluse Attacked in March Assault at Flatto’s Home
Paul Flatio, a 70 year old bachelor recluse in Horeb Wisconsin, was beaten with a hammer by three men during a break-in on Monday. District Attorney A M Nelson is investigating. Flatto remains alive but frail. robbery is suspected.
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Horeb
Wis
Paul Flatio
A. M. Nelson
Flatto
Editor critically ill in Duluth hospital recovery
Joy Assovated from Duluth Minnesota March MA C Werse publisher of The Duluth Herald was operated on for an internal disorder and rallied slightly after a night of critical weakness. The physician said complications must be corrected within the next three days to pass the crisis.
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Joy
Duluth
Minn
C. Werse
Duluth Herald
Weiss
Mother Jones to Stay in Prison Under Strike Conditions
Assistant General Chase says the eighty year old strike leader will remain jailed in the county jail unless courts grant release on condition she abandon the strike. The statement was made as authorities report inspection of authorities and the prisoner’s status amid ongoing labor unrest.
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Walcenture Catn
Mare
Jones
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Adjr
Joan Chase
General Chase
Sarrite
Denver
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English Army Officers and Scene in Ulster Situation
Wholesale resignations of officers in Irish regiments and mutiny fears as troops are ordered to Ulster to quell a possible Orangeman revolt. Field Marshal Sir John French visits Dublin to probe resignations while King George consults War Secretary Seeley on the crisis. Armed police and artillery are deployed around Belfast as the Ulster Volunteers stand ready. Sir Arthur Paget directs troop dispositions to maintain order.
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Sir John French
Dublin
King George
Seeley
Belfast
Ulster Volunteers
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Ess
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Ireland
Debate on Sims bill may begin Thursday
Debate on the Sims bill may begin Thursday with a 15 hour total debate limit set by Chairman Henry and a motion to recommit allowed. The repeal of Panama canal toll exemptions for American coastwise vessels is a central issue, with Senate opposition and executive commentary influencing the fight.
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San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
Contempt and Expulsion Debate Over House Resolution
The discussion centers on whether the House violated rights by adopting a censuring resolution without giving private citizens a hearing. Emery argues contempt as the sole basis, while others challenge the scope of congressional power and urge action against Representative McDermott's expulsion consideration.
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Emery
Die
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Political realignment split leads to new party forms
Ranger Mo March 24 Two great parties split into conservative and liberal camps as Senator Mover E. Clanplin argues no current demarcation, urging progressives to stand for Progressive principles. He traces origins of Democratic and Republican flaws and predicts two major parties: one conservative or reactionary, the other liberal or progressive.
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Brent
Roosevelt
Punished for Protesting at Salut-Lazare Penitentiary
Fifteen women ring leaders at Salut Lazare were placed in isolation cells for protesting privileges for Mme Caillaux. Mme Caillaux, fatigued, sought her husband Louis Barthou, while he testified he did not supply documents to The Figaro and urged Calmette not to publish injurious papers.
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Figaro
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Camiaux
Louis Barthou
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Documenta
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Calmette
Vigaro
Bandit Escapes After Bank Robbery In Altoona
After a daylong search police still have no clue to the bandit who robbed the Union Bank, stealing 2,882 dollars. Police believe the thief left the area, bypassing large school funds and a 90,000 dollar Altoona school fund in an open safe. A wounded cashier and a customer were reported injured entering the bank.
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Associated Press
Altoona
Union Bank
Han
Political parley among state figures in Madison
Crosac men confer with fat-tested defenders at Madison March 4. Governor Thomas Morrig former Assemblyman John E McConnell and editor A A Brayton of La Creave attend political conferences. They consult with progressive faction adherents around the city and state house.
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Wick
Marreh
Lae
Thomaa Morrig
John E. McConnell
A A. M. Brayton
la Creave
Eo Follette
State House
Day in Congress Reports Tolls and Votes
Met at noon with Senator Chamberlain introducing four resolutions to repeal the tolls exemption on waterways under the rivers and harbors bill of 1884. The Panama tolls exemption bill delayed again as rivers and harbors appropriations remain unfinished. Women suffragists backed a bill allowing qualified women voters to cast ballots in Congress elections. Representative Green urged the Commerce Committee to investigate Rock Island Railroad finances.
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James
Blanchard
Louisiana
Thornton
Wilson
Harbou
Thomas
Panama
House
James A Emery
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Ststen
Insurance receipts soar past previous year total
Special to the Northwestern from Madison Wisconsin dated March 24 reports the department has collected 31,201,520.18 this year, exceeding all prior years and $105,529.89 above last year’s total.
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Madison
Wis
Delaney Trial On for Bull Chain Theft in Municipal Court
Charles Dehimesxs charged with brand larceny in the alleged theft of a bull chain valued at $100. KK Belihe faces trial before Judge Jossy as jurors number four are seated. The proceeding began shortly after 10 o clock with state witnesses finished and defense testimony underway. District Attorney E McDonald conducts the case with attorney No OT Christensen defending.
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Charles
Dir. E. McDonald
No OT. Christensen
Nuptials of Note End Quiet Wedding in Wetner Home
The marriage of O. J. Hardy and Miss Gertrude Weidner occurred last evening at the bride’s parents residence 102 Otter street. Rev Edward H. Smith officiated an quiet family ceremony followed by a lavish dinner. The couple will visit Chicago before moving into a newly furnished residence at 62 Algom street. A large array of thoughtful and valuable gifts and many congratulatory messages arrived from other cities.
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Gertrude Weidner
Mew
Jollus Welter
Otter Street
Edward H. Smith
Weidner
FAVORS EUGENIC LAW CLAIM BY WILEY
Madison March 24 national pure food expert Dr Harvey W Wiley testified in a federal corn syrup lease case in which he endorsed Wisconsin eugenics law. He claimed two eugenic children including a 22 month old and a three week old and cited a cast from the Smithonian Institute exhibited at the Panama Pacific exposition. He supported clinical marriages even if the husband is nearly seventy.
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Wiley
Mount Perfect
Northwest
Madison
Wis
Harvey W. Wiley
Smith4oenian Institute
Washington
Unrest Depicted by Relief Leader in Washington
Theodore E. Holway, head of the American relief committee for Hungary, reports after a tour of Nevrocape Strumiza Petritch and Meinik districts that everywhere the greatest need is a settled future and return to normal life with regular employment as Red Cross aid continues.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Theodore E. Holway
American Relief Committee
Hulgaria
Nevrocape
Strumiza
Petritch
Meinik
Red Cross
Ufe
Pauly & Pauly Cheese acquires Green Bay Doll Storage
Manitowoc Wis March 24 A deal has been sealed by which the Pauly and Pauly Cheese company of Manitowoc purchased the Green Bay Doll Storage company warehouses and cold storage plant The deal includes the retention of the Green Bay name by the Teel concern which will maintain local offices as before The plant is described as one of the largest in the state
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Wis
Pauly & Pauly Cheese Company
Green Bay Doll Storage Company
Teeul
Woman Arrested Again in Connecticut Murder Case
Cheryluc Amanda A. Lawson, well-to-do farmer's wife, was taken into custody on a bench warrant charging her with the murder of her husband Jonas R. Lawson at their East Woodstock home on August 15 last. This is her second detention on the case after a prior release when the grand jury prepared to indict.
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Cheryluc
Associated Press
East Woodstock
Conn
Amanda A. Lawson
Jonas RP. Lawson
Land Granted to Indians Under Whitman Reservation Act
In Washington March 26 President Wilson set aside a reservation along the Mead river in Washington for the Klinp el Indians. The action follows encroachment by white settlers on their lands and marks a formal designation of 4,000 acres to be held for their use.
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Washington, D.C
Wilson
Mead Dt Oreille River
Washington
Separate trials sought in Pollack murder case at Houghton
Houghton Michigan Marel Pleas and George Briski, both strikers, are charged with the murder of Deputy Sheriff James M. Pollack near Houghton on October 7. Pleas asked for a separate trial. his trial was set to open at Lanse, Daraga county, on a change of venue before Judge O'Brien this afternoon.
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Houghton, Mich
Marel Pleas
George Briski
Sherffé
James M. Pollack
Houghton
Hase
Plese
Lanse
Daraga County
O'Brien
Doctor Kinsey Found Dead in Boarding House
Oliver Kinsey, a young North Carolinian and Johns Hopkins graduate awaiting a commission as an army surgeon, was found dead in his boarding house bathroom in Washington on March 24. Gas was flowing from a jet and the room’s cracks had been stopped up.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Oliver Kinsey
Johns Hopkins University
Governor at Milwaukee Visit Shocks Wisconsin Officials
Governor Moefievern and Executive Clark Harty 46 Wilbur travel to Milwaukee for a day of meetings with state leaders. The delegation’s stop highlights ongoing state governance and administrative talks.
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Madison Wis
Moefievern
Clark Harty
Wilbur
Milwaukee
Voters Debate Home Rule Fallout in Irish Crisis
London reports allege political turmoil as home rule for Ireland nears passage while army officers defy duties amid Ulster tensions. John Redmond defends parliamentary path. calls for unity and possible dissolution of parliament to resolve the impasse. The press notes Liberal discontent and warns of general election pressure. Col Seely to disclose documents clarifying army crisis actions.
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London
Ireland
John KE. Redmond
Redmond
Horse of Commons
Ulster
Dublin
Serres
Libor
Manchester Guardian
Asquith
Livierpool Post
New York Governor Signs Three Convict Labor Measures
Albany March 14 Governor Glynn signed three laws to extend convict labor for state highway construction and maintenance. The acts create a plan where local road boards asking for help from the state superintendent ensure eligible prisoners are supplied if available.
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Aox
New York
Associated Press
Albany
Glynn
Cattle Hit by Tuberculosis in Wisconsin Herds
In Green Bay and New Franken, under orders from the state veterinary surgeon, F. vs. Wilson killed several cattle infected with tuberculosis. Additional cattle were sent to Madison for examination by state officials.
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New Franken
Green Bay
Wis
F. Vs. Wilson
Madison
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Testify In Can Case Begins In New York
The government dissolu tion suit against American Can company opened with testimony today in New York. The company is charged with restraint of trade in violation of the Sherman anti trust law.
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Associated Press
New York
American Can Company
Suffragist Frances Potter Near Death in Chicago Home
Frances Squire Potter, longtime leader in the women suffrage movement, was reported near death at her Chicago home on March 24 after a two year illness. Potter had been a prominent figure in the fight for women's rights and was widely known for her advocacy and public visibility.
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