Senate and House near compromise on statehood for Arizona New Mexico
Washington march 28 indications point to a compromise restoring Arizona and New Mexico to the statehood bill with Foraker amendments. Senate amendments on Oklahoma prohibition territory and school lands were noted as acceptable while other measures to be considered Friday. In the House a rule change sought to expand sections under appropriations.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
House
Arizona
New Mexico
Foraker
Oklahoma
Tangie
Washington, D. C
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Committee On Rules
Union
Committee On Appropriations
Joy at Ashland Delivers Freight Rate News
A dispatch from Ashland quotes Northern Pacific general freight agent M Flanpalora announcing new rate harmonization for Montana and western routes. The message asserts existing tariffs will apply to the Ashland line and related shipments, with arrangements to adjust rents and charges.
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Kpetral
Thre
Mareh
Ashland
Flanpalora
Pade
Nat
Phe
Western river port expansion sparks lumber trade boom
Port from the west and thence by water east. The change benefits eastern lumber dealers by quicker dispatch and more shipments. Winnipeg coal rate cuts to the west have spurred a boom on Bay frontage at Ashland.
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Winnipeg
Ashland
Wood rebate case continued in U S court
In Philadelphia on March 28 the Wood rebate case trial continued. The government accuses R D Wood and Co of taking a rebate from Great Northern and Mutual Transit for a Winnipeg shipment. It alleges Wood & Co secured a rate of forty four and a half cents per hundred pounds instead of the fixed rate of forty nine and a half cents.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
United States
R. D. Wood & Co
Great Northern Railway Company
Mutual Transit Company
Winnipeg
Wood & Co
Wisconsin Delegation to Pick National Committee Member
Washington March 28 Wisconsin delegation meets in the morning to organize and choose a member to succeed Mr Babcock. Davidson of Oshkosh is favored, while Mr Minor declines the place. Davidson has been named for secretary but says he will not campaign.
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Dalzell
Fitzgerald
New York
Prince of
Ilinois
Appropriations Committee
Committee On Rules
DeArmond
Missouri
Grosvenor
Ohio
Northwestern
Washington, D. C
Wisconsin
National Committee
Babcock
Davidson
Oshkosh
Minor
H. C. Stevere
Freshman Pettigrew Fined for Explosives on Streetcar
Madison dispatch reports Paul F. Pettigrew of Shay Falls 8 D paid 2 fines totaling 35 dollars plus costs in municipal court this morning for placing explosives on street car trucks. Pettigrew is a freshman and nephew of former Senator Pettigrew.
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Madison
Wis
Last Alen
Paul F. Pettigrew
Shay Falls
8. D
Senator Pettigrew
Mystery death in London identified as Boston sister
Gertrude Wood, wife of American Harvey Wood, identified the woman who poisoned herself in a Pimlico hotel as her sister Laura Cushing of Boston. Mrs Cushing, wife of John B. Cushing, had long been separated from her millionaire husband and money troubles followed. Coroner adjourned the inquest for three weeks awaiting stronger evidence.
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Associated Press
London
Marie Derval
Pimlico District
Gertrude Wood
Harvey Wood
Laura Cushing
John B. Cushing
Boston
Hoppe Defeats Slosson To Defend World Billiards Title
Willie Hoppe, 19, world champion in 181 balk line, defeated George Slosson 500 to 33% to defend his title in New York. Hoppe also won a $590 side bet as gate receipts topped $5,000. The Grand Central Palace crowd of about 2,100 watched a distracted match. Summary shows Hoppe 200, Slosson 46 with high run 61. Time 3 hours 20 minutes.
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Associated Press
New York
Willie Hoppe
Vignaux
Paris
George Slosson
Hoppe
Grand Central Palace
Ao Remion
ST Ceres
Slosson
Trial of battleship New Jersey on standard speed trial
In Rockland Maine March 4 the battleship New Jersey underwent a standard speed trial on the Ox Head mile course for the United States Navy. The contract required a speed of 19.48 knots, with the result not harming the schedule though some delays were expected.
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Prency Rockland
New Jersey
Torkland
United States
Consuls Lose Positions in Naval Service Shakeup
By Atewisted Prev Washington March 1 the secretary Fleet aims to trim posts and reassign duties for American consular offices. Incumbents resist removal or seek transfers to other posts within the service as the upheaval unfolds amid chaotic crossborder effects.
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Atewisted
Washington
Fleet
Canada
PARRYING WITH THE PORTE
In reply to representations by the porte on the customs fates the American regateon reiterates Washington can make Naomeeeerme until demands for a settlement of the seevols or other Guewlions are granted.
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Armetican Regateon
Haw
Washiguse
Bernhardt Defies American Theatrical Trust Tour
French star Mme Sarah Bernhardt faces a bitter boycott by the American theatrical trust as she tours the United States refusing to pay tribute to the combination. In Texas the trust blocks independent attractions, prompting Bernhardt’s management to stage tent performances. An illustration from Dallas Cycle park shows the prepared tent setup for use in southern cities lacking theater access.
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Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
American Theatrical Trust
Mme Bernhardt
Texas
Bernhardt
Dallas
Minneapolis Mafia Slaughter Leaves Six Dead
Police report a brutal massacre at 2378 Tenth Avenue South where six Italian men were slain during a single battle. Three victims were found in a dim room with bloody knives, while three others lay in the cellar. A box kept a £273.80 check to Nicola Demtri, a priest, plus Italian coins and cash. Police say the nine men rented the shack, luring victims for revenge like a Black Hand plot. Evidence includes Greek Catholic items, passports, and marked cases.
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Associated Drees
Minneapolis
Main
Marth
Tinhan Inberera
Tenth Avenue South
H. Magnussen
Derk
Nicola Demtri
Nicole Demtri
Adidtresser
Dem
Lincoln
Chicago
Austin Avenue
New Salem
Verdere
Paheresa
Writ of habeas corpus sparks New York insurance probe
Albany and New York report a political contributions case involving George W. Perkins of J. P. Morgan & Co in connection with New York Life Insurance funds. Perkins was arrested on a charge tied to a 1904 transfer of 48762 dollars to Cornelius Bliss for the Republican committee, then released via a Supreme Court writ. The matter centers on campaign finance legality for insurance companies and features testimony about payments to Morgan and Co.
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New York
George W. Perkins
J. P. Morgan & Co
New York Life Insurance Company
Jerome
Moga
Cornelius N. Bliss
M Republican National Committee
Perkins
Bhsa
Mr. Perkins
Lewis A. Delafield
Justice Greenbaum
Supreme Court
Moss
Delafield
Biias
John A. McCall
New York Idfe Insurance Company
Neveral
Tarrinxns
T. Peruns
Legislative Investigation Committee
Trea Randolph
New York Tate Insurance Company
Callire
JP Morgan & Co
Pers
King
Corneille X
RepuNlcan National Committee Campaten Turd
Lant
McCall
Fisk
Morcan & Co
Perkins Arrested for Grand Larceny in New York
George W. Perkins former NY Life vice president was arrested on grand larceny charges. A writ of habeas corpus was sought to challenge the detention, with arguments over magistrate Moss’s jurisdiction and the legality of the warrant. Perkins alleges improper imprisonment and contends the case should proceed to the supreme court.
Quitting Their Jobs at Local Meeting
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a meeting where several named individuals from a New York area tendered resignations. The text is garbled but indicates an ongoing personnel action and related prints. No clear dates or places are readable.
Unconfirmed report cites twelve men in local affair
Fragmentary notes claim twelve men were involved in a neighborhood incident. No residents confirmed details or knowledge of the affair. Further reporting needed to verify scope, participants, and location.
Collision on Santa Fe Train Near Ash Fork
A head on collision between Santa Fe passenger trains No 2 and No 3 occurred early day near Ash Fork Arizona. No passengers or crew were killed or seriously injured though several were hurt. Emergency crews assisted victims as damage stalled service briefly.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kan
Mareh
Atehleon
Topes
Sand Fe
Ash Fork
Ariz
Fire at Joanstown destroys four structures and injures fireman
A midnight blaze in Joanstown Pa destroyed Swank Hardware five story building and four other structures. Losses exceed half a million dollars with tenants suffering about 100000 in damages. Fireman William Campbell was fatally injured when trapped under a falling wall as flames raged from Maine and Bedford streets. The Journal plans to resume printing in new quarters.
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Joanstown
Sesson
William Campbell
Swank Hardware Company
Maine
Bedford Streets
Swank
Henderson Furniture Company
Ings
Fisher
The
Journal Publishing Company
Louis Geis
Journal
Aged Chicago Woman Julia Finney Dies in Oshkosh
Mrs Julia Finney an elderly Oshkosh transplant living in Chicago died in that city Tuesday morning after long illness at about 91. She was 71. Widow of Patrick Finney she leaves four children J B of Saint Paul Dennis and George of Wausau and Miss Vina Finney. Remains to be brought to Oshkosh on the Milwaukee railroad for services at St Peters Church conducted by Rev M H Clifford and burial at Riverside.
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Julia Finney
Chicago
Oshkosh
Patrick Finney
J. B
St Paul
Dennis
George
Wausau
Vina Finney
Wisconsin Central
St. Peter’s Church
High Street
M. H. Clifford
Riverslde
School Street
County Claire
Ireland
Samuel Kelley
Martin
Thomas Kelley
Lnter
Election frauds nipped in Kansas City arrests
In Kansas City Missouri within twenty four hours three more arrests on warrants charging illegal registration for the city election. Two men nearon confessed to being paid by a saloonkeeper to register illegally. The saloonkeeper was later taken into custody. Special Prosecutor Durham reports evidence of organization in a southwest boulevard district with payments of fifty cents to a dollar fifty per registered name.
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Associated Preach
Kansas City
Nearon
Durham
Southwest Boulevard
Ice at Mud Lake Report From Early March
An Associated Press dispatch from Minnesota in March describes widespread ice conditions on Mud Lake and the Sault and Mackinac regions. The report notes fragile ice, rising water, and concern over vessel movement at head of the lakes as crews assess safety and navigation prospects.
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Minn
Sault
Asia
Elections Postponed and Vague Notices From 1 Source
Postponed elections provoke unclear notes about dates and sites. Vague references mention a five month timeline and efforts to obtain an official site. Names and places are unreadable in the OCR garble with fragmented phrases about voters and observers.
Still Improving at Pattison Paserd Night
A fragmented report notes a subject near Pattison Paserd showing gradual improvement and feeling better after a night. General Pathe pacing and comfort levels are mentioned amid unclear details.
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Pattison Paserd
General Pathe
Las
Netto
Cruisers Sail for Ceylon Waves of March
The United States cruisers Chattanooga and Galveston head toward Colombo Ceylon sailing from Port Said March 28. The move follows strategic naval dispositions as ships set course for destinations in the Indian Ocean region.
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Drees Port Sal
Heypt
Cruvsera Chattarooga
Gavreston
Strike Talks End Without Agreement in Central District
In Indianapolis on March 28 a joint conference of bituminous coal operators and miners of the central competitive district failed to bridge the wage dispute across Indiana Ohio and western Pennsylvania. Leaders argued over intent and market control while miners pressed for a 3 cent per ton advance as operators warned they could not meet higher wages. Mitchell asserted the public demands answers as Hammond offered to reveal company books.
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Associgted Press
Thdyingpolis
Fuk
Hinds
Indiana
Ohio
Wistem
Pennsylvania
G. W. Tina
J. H. Winter
I. L. Chapman
Ohto
Jackson County
A. J. Mooreshiead
Illinois
Afr
Mooreshead
Finois
R. TC. Hammond
Mitchell
Mitchheil
Mr. Hammond
Hammond
Mr. Mitchel
Deering Coal Company
Rock Island Railway Company
Section Hands Strike Stops Chicago Milwaukee And St Paul Yard
About two million section hands in the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway yards in the Menomonie valley and the city shut the yards of the west All Milwaukee shops went on strike today demanding higher pay from 18 a day to 50 a day.
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Py Associated Press
Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Menomonie Valley
West Ailwaukee
Blaze at Elroy Fire Destroys Home in Milwaukee Courier
Fire swept a residence in Elroy early March 24 causing extensive damage. Owner Charles and Sta contentions listed as missing with a likely total loss estimated near four dollars in goods. Fire origin and full cause remain undetermined as investigators search the scene in Milwaukee County.
Japanese Relief Fund Update From AP Report
A compressed field note references relief funding details, mentioning AP sources, accounts, and certificates. The fragment signals charitable aid efforts, funding distribution steps, and potential participant entities, though specifics and names are unclear due to damaged text.
Weather Forecast Notice From March 18 Storm Readout
Fragments indicate a mid March forecast from a weather bureau noting Wisconsin conditions. Mentions Pacific warm front with southern winds and temperature estimates. References thermometric tests and storm timing, with emphasis on gusts and cloud cover.
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