French Troops Occupy Oudja Amid Moroccan Tension
A French column occupies Oudja as Moroccan officials pledge friendliness. French forces circle the city with two zouave companies, four cavalry detachments, three infantry battalions and artillery nearby. Sultan’s representative Mohammed El Torres meets French leadership amid orders for maintenance of order and regional security. The cruiser Lalande and Jeanne d Arc move from Tangier to Mazagan to transport Dr. Mauchamp’s body to Masagan.
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Calla
An ‘Pangler
Cruser
Associated Press
Oudja
Morocco
Mareho City
Taille Maruia
Algeria
Prench Tiers
Morgelo
Liautey
Tangier
Mohamtmed-El-Torres
MM. Régnault
Lalande
Jeanne d'Arc
Masagan
Mauchamp
Moocco City
Mazagan
Governor Davidson Reports Marble Supply From Georgia Quarries
Special to The Northwestern Washington March 2 Governor Davidson and the legislative committee on the state capitol returned from Georgia where they inspected marble quarries. They found ample marble of good utility and will report to the legislature. The group also plans visits to New York and other eastern states to study stone sources and public buildings using Vermont and Georgia marble and Bethel granite.
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Washington, D. C
Governo Davidson
State Capitol
Washington
Georgia
Giorgi
Segislature
Madison
New York
Witch
Machison
Davidson
Union Railway
Vermont
Union Station
Bethel
Stile
Ctv
Roosevelt
Salt
White House
II. C. Glevens
Town Fire Rages Through Newberry Destroying Stores
A Newberry dispatch reports six large stores razed and flames spreading as water runs short. Additional twelve residences burned, fire expanding in all directions with losses possibly exceeding two hundred thousand dollars.
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Associated Press
Spartanburg, &. C
Journal
Newberry
S. C
Lown
Columbia
D. C
Alx
No Strike Conference Denied By Lithographers Leaders
Rochester March 2 Frank Stecker and Sol Wise heads of the National Association of Employing Lithographers deny a New York report that a conference with striking lithographers will soon be held to end the strike begun last August. They say the men refused to confer at the outset and that the employers will likewise refuse to confer.
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Associated Press
Rochester
Frank Stecker
Sol Wise
National Association of Employing Lithographers
New York
Rivers out of banks in Wisconsin rail area
A Wisconsin dispatch reports heavy rains causing significant damage to railway property around Wausau. Milwaukee Road tracks at Granite Heights submerged for about 1,000 feet, communications between Wausau and Merrill cut, and river levels remain high. Milwaukee Road losses tally around 5,000 dollars as train service remains halted since last night.
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Associated Press
Ailwaukee
Wis
Wausau
Milwaukee Road
Granite Heights
Bferritt
Wisconsin
Gas blows out casing near Huntsville in massive pipeline blast
An enormous flow of natural gas ruptured a well near Huntsville today. A casing seventy feet long was blown out under high pressure releasing thousands of pounds of gas and causing resets in the area. Authorities reported no injuries as crews responded to the blast site.
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Associated Press
Tuntsville
Ala
Huniavile
Trial of banker Salmon opens as jury expected today
Warsaw March 29 huom Major Harvey W Salmon stands trial for grand larceny in the Salmon & Salmon bank failure. The jury was expected to be completed today and witnesses from St. Louis Springfield and other points summoned by subpoenas arrived.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Harvey W. Salmon
Salmon & Salmon Bank
St. Louis
Springfield
Fire destroys La Crosse Candy and Roosevelt buildings
Fire in La Crosse Wisconsin damaged the La Crosse Cracker and Candy company and the W Y A Roosevelt plumbing supply buildings along the Mississippi riverfront. Losses early estimate at least 280000 with major damage to two main structures and several nearby firms including Grams and Benton. Insurance coverage listed for several involved firms.
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Associated Press
la Crosse
Wis
la Crosse Candy and Cracker Company
Wy, A. Roosevelt Company
la Crosse Cracker and Candy Company
W. A. Roosevelt Company
A. Grams & Sons
T. P. Benton & Co
Roosevelt
Mississippi
Hard Luck of Robbers
Three men, two dead and one unconscious, were found on a freight car at Somerville station. They had robbed a Leominster tobacco store and were identified as Joseph T. B. Conners, Valentine Butler of Waltham, and Thomas Howe of Waltham. Howe survived briefly but remained near death as doctors suspected fatal injuries.
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Associated Tress
Somerville
Mass
Fitchburg
Boston & Maine Railway
Thomas Donovan
Leominsted
Joseph TB. Conners
Valentine Butler
Waltham
Thomas Howe
Arso
Cabinet Meeting Brief Shows Short Session in Washington
Washington March 29 The cabinet meeting was brief with six of nine members present. The president left the White House around 12:30 to keep a dental appointment. Taft Metcalf were abroad and Rogaparte abstained due to the Good Friday church holiday.
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Associated Press
Washington, Eos
White House
Messrs. Taft
Metcalf
Rogaparte Xnsenting
Beaver man Albert Jorgenson missing. wife distracted
A Marinette dispatch reports Albert Jorgenson of Beaver has been missing since Monday after leaving for Coleman for business and dining at a hotel. His wife remains distracted as Beaver friends fear foul play.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Marinette
Albert Jorgenson
Beaver
Coleman
McCreary Sworn as Second Assistant Postmaster General
Washington March 29 former Representative James T. McCreary of Minnesota sworn in as second assistant postmaster general succeeding William S. Shallenberger who resigned to enter private business. Shallenberger held the post for ten years.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
James T. McCreary
Minnesota
William S. ShaHenberger
General Shallenberger
Coming to Asylum Scene In Wisconsin
Milwaukee report says George C Wapr, a man with mental health issues, fatally injured his mother in law and severed her head. He will be transported to a hospital in Oshkosh tomorrow morning for care.
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Milwaukee
Wis
George C. Wapr
Maniac
Earthquake Shocks Felt in Tacoma This Morning
Three distinct tremors rattled Tacoma at a few minutes before seven this morning. No damage was reported.
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Associated Press
Tacoma
Mother forgives killer as girl to be sent to asylum
In Carmel on March 29 Mrs Herbert Winship embraced Jennie the 15 year old who poisoned baby Wilbur Winship and wept with forgiveness. The jury found Jennie not guilty by reason of insanity and Justice Miller ordered commitment to the asylum for the criminal insane. Doctor Granger testified the defendant was mentally ill but urged confinement for recovery.
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Herbert Winship
Jennie
Dillon Is Arraigned In Milwaukee Shooting Case
Milwaukee district reports William Dillon was arraigned on a charge of fatally shooting Jacob C Best Jr. at a hardware store. The preliminary examination was adjourned to Wednesday as police present strong evidence including a revolver, confessions, and a dying statement. Bonds boosted to 20600. Dillon maintains innocence amid witness accounts and a contested motive over a bill dispute.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Racinosaur
William Dillon
Jacob C. Best, Jr
Dillon
Paul Sceres
Inel Cooper
Woo
Gibson
Madison
Fee
Cty
Arkleson
Pallee
Best
Sa Joen
Lull in Thaw Case During Good Friday Proceedings
New York on Good Friday. Thaw examination by a commission in lunacy resumes tomorrow to assess his present mental condition. Proceedings remain private as yesterday at the prison, with questions focusing on his ability to consult with lawyers and the meaning of letters he sent. Prosecution cites Dr Pulse as a pivotal factor in the commission’s evaluation.
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Associated Press
New York
Ite
Thaw
Pulse
A.’ Russell Peabody
Bank Heist Near Hanover Exposed By Alarmed Residents
Associated Press reports two women living above the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Hanover alerted villagers after a late morning explosion. Robbers escaped with cash estimated in the thousands as authorities began investigations in Jackson Michigan on March 29.
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Associated Press
Jackson, Mich
Naughal Bank of
Hanover
Interview on prisoner Dea body sii thaw progress
The prisoner Dea body sii expresses that he feels splendidly and recovered from nerves about the commission in lunacy. He is ready and anxious for the inquiry to proceed and feels entirely confident as to the outcome.
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Deabody Sii
Train Wreck Near Oklahoma City Injures Several
Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf passenger train No 1 derailed eight miles west of Oklahoma City at Connell. Two engines wrecked the mail and baggage cars overturned. One engineer and an unknown negro killed. A fireman fatally injured, a porter seriously hurt, seven passengers bruised or cut but able to continue. Names include engineer John McCarthy of Shawnee and passenger James Walker.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Cid
Memphis
Connell
Oklahoma Cay
John McCarthy
Shawnee
Okla
John Overton
Flretan
James Walker
His Own Funeral Sermon Helps Hue of Harris’s Fate
Spartanburg, S. C., March 29. Thom as Harris, a young white man and former Baptist preacher, was hanged in the yard at Gaffney for the murder of Mrs Hortense Morgan, an elderly white woman, last November. He killed her by cutting her throat after stealing $800 from her clothes. Harris narrowly escaped lynching at arrest and was brought to Spartanburg for safe keeping.
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Associated Tress
Spartanburg
Tornado-Scale Wind Storm Hits Indian Territory Towns
A strong wind storm in western Indian Territory near Marietta and Rose caused damage to small structures. No known loss of life. Marietta, with about 1,000 residents, lies on the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe railway near the Texas line. Rose, a 1,500-person town, sits on the St. Louis and San Francisco railway forty miles north.
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Associated
Oklahoma City
Okla
Indian Territory
Moff
Marietta
Gulf, Colorado &Santa Fe
Rose
St. Louis
San Francisco
Harry Dolan Dead
Harry Dolan an outfielder for the Boston National League team died in Loutaville Kentucky of typhoid fever. He fell ill as the team began southward for practice and was brought to Norton Infirmary ten days ago from West Baden.
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Associated Press
Loutaville
Harry Dolan
Boston
Norton Infirmary
West Baden
Mother of Late President Casimir-Perter Dead
Paris reports the death of Madaime Casimir-Perter mother of the late ex president Casimir-Perter. She was a noted figure in the Casimir-Perter administration under President Caesar.
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Associated Press
Paris
Madaime Casimir- Perter
Casimir-Perter
Ceaser
Trains Workers Stand Firm as Labor Talks Continue
Washington March 29. Chairman Knapp and Charles P Neill leave for Chicago to seek settlement of wage disputes between Western railways and trainmen. Conductors and trainmen vow to strike if demands remain unmet, while arbitration discussions are explored with managers. A secret conference at Trains, N J ends with an agreement to federate efforts and present a united front to railways.
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Preas
Washington
DD. C
Knapp
Ein- Metes
Charles PL Neill
Chieige
Western Railways
Iailway
Snapp
Literature Domineres Commission
Charles P. Net
United States Labor Commission
Chivas
Aand
Morrissey
Garretson
Meyers
Neill
Oity
Muaster Morrissey
Publc
Weill
Ilel
Trustain
Brotherhond
Indianapolis
Roosevelt Signs Order on Philippine Commission Call
President Roosevelt last evening signed an executive order directing the Philippine commission to summon a general meeting. The move tightens control and outlines the government's plan for the colonial administration.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Martel
Philippine Commission
Leopold Denies Guilt In Actresss Murder Trial
Leonard Leopold testified in his own defense in Chicago today denying any knowledge of Mrs. Margaret Leslie murder. He claimed diamonds in his possession were bought from Howard Nicholas and rejected any offer to trade the diamonds after the death. Leopold insisted Nicholas caused the diamonds possession. He bolted from the chair when asked if he had seen Leslie and fainted in the hall, later revived in the jurors room.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Leonard Leopold
Howard Nicholas
Margaret Leslie
Jie
Nicholas
Leslie
Nichols
Leste
Leopold
Sian
Knights Templar Easter Service Held At Local Church
Knights Templar Oshkosh commandery will hold its annual Easter service at the Alson street Methodist Church corner Al Rama street and New York avenue. The public service begins at two o'clock with Rev. M. A. Trenery delivering the address on The Fundamentals of Charity. If weather allows a procession may follow toward Algo mao street.
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Oshkosh Commandery
Koa
Knights Templar
Alson Street
Mytgeopal Charel
al- Rama Street
New York Avenue
Algomao Street
Cadets Granted One Year Suspension Reduction
Patrick J Morrissey and another cadet at the United States Military Academy in West Point are spared full dismissal after a one year suspension. The War Department announced the modification, stating the cadets will be allowed to reenter after the period. Both are from the first class and their suspension equals roughly four logs of about 160 numbers in rank.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Patrick J. Morrissey
Massachusettts
Yay
United States Military Academy
Secretary of War
War Department
Sailors On Rampage From Connecticut Sailors Pontooning Incident
Norfolk March 29 The Norfolk and Portsmouth Traction Company aboard its Mauipton Roads ferry steamer Ocean View reported 100 sailors from the battleship Connecticut engaged in a rampage yesterday They will not press for a court martial The company sent Captain Swift aboard to obtain a copy of the official report and seek reimbursement for damage to the steamer
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iBy Associated
Norfolk, Va
Norfolk & Portamouth Traction Company
Mauipton Roads
Steener
Ocean View
Connecticut
Captain Swift
Connectcut
Divnige
Stoomet
Smoke Stack Falls At Plant In Gale
The smokestack at the Oshttnsh Woluie Whipper Company plant at the corner of Tighaml Wackhawk streets collapsed during the heavy gale about ten p.m. The steel stack buckled, fell against the main structure, but caused no damage to the hopper. Replacement equipment will be installed and operations resume next Monday.
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Woluie Whipper Company
Tighaml Wackhawk
Cloudburst at Racine Hits City. Damage Reported
A Journal special front Racine reports a severe morning cloudburst causing notable damage in the northern city area, with smaller effects in the southwest and Lakeside districts. A street car was derailed but no injuries occurred.
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Milwaukee
Wig
Racine
Lakeside
Shooting Mystery Deepens as Haughen Official Dies
A Daily News special reports Sioken Plecity died from a bullet wound suffered in his Haughen office. He was found unconscious and died today at Sacred Heart hospital in Milwaukee. The shooting remains a mystery. Plecity leaves a wife and children.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Daily News
Enu Claire
Sioken Plecity
Haughen
Sacred Heart
Armstrong Resigns as Casualty Company of America President
Robert B. Armstrong Bay resigned as president of the Casualty Company of America due to health reasons. He previously served as an assistant secretary of the treasury under Secretary Shaw.
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Ity Associated Press
New York
Robert B. Armstrong Bay
Casualty Company of America
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Case
Armstrong W
the Treasury
Shaw
Warmest March Day Reported in Philadelphia
The Associated Press reports that by 2 pm on March 2 the Philadelphia temperature reached 84 degrees, marking the warmest March day since government weather records began. Local officials note the unseasonably high readings reflect current atmospheric patterns and influence daily activities.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Wreck Toll Near Colton Leaves Many Dead and Injured
A Southern Pacific express wreck in East Colton yard, March 9, leaves twenty three dead and over fifty injured. The train carried international passengers and Italian nationals. cause pending coroners inquest. Several adults and children hospitalized. one Italian woman killed. George Sharpe of Muncie, Indiana, among the dead, was traveling to reunite with his estranged wife in Los Angeles.
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Southern Pacific
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Colton Hospital
Los Angeles
Albert W. Shie
George L. Sharpe
Muncie
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Ward Rallies Tonight in Algoma Political Meetings
Democratic rally in Happy Johr hall Algoma Thursday evening featured John Mutya and Howard J. Dempsey with attendance reported high. Republicans plan meetings in Luck a hall Second ward and Krueger's Wenzel's halls Eleventh ward with Mayor Banderob in German and City Attorney Cowling in English.
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Algoma
John Mutya
Howard J. Dempsey
Banderob
Cowling
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Dane Grethers
Main Street
T. & F. Kopshall
Oregon Street
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Negro confesses robbery of Chicago homes
John Edwards, a Negro, confessed to the pace of robbing two Chicago homes belonging to George Castle and Robert G. McGann. Jewelry and silverware worth about 21000 were taken. Police arrested pawnbroker Samuel Silverman after Edwards claimed he sold the goods to him for 1309. Silverman denies the accusation and no property has been recovered.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Mareh
John Edwards
George Castle
Robert G. McGann
Edwards
Samuel Silverman
Silverman
Stevens Improves. Not in Danger Yet
A report from the bedside of former State Senator E. E. Stevens states he is improving and not in immediate danger, with recovery likely unless complications arise. The bulletin notes he remains under careful observation and there is cautious optimism about his condition.
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BE. Stevens
Wisconsin Weather Forecast for March Weekend
The forecast from the Government Weather Bureau notes generally cool conditions for Wisconsin with rain and snow near Lake Superior. Expect colder tonight and through Saturday, with a high northwest wind and cloudy skies.
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T Lepedh
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Lake Superior
Heymann Co
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