Morocco Dispute Ends With Agreement 15 Reached
The conference on Moroccan reforms reached a complete accord after talks between M. Revoil and Count von Tattenbsch. France gains four Atlantic ports under a five year police arrangement with Spain, while the state bank shares favor France and four bank supervisors are named. Berlin notes gains and losses and cautions on Italy.
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Morocco
France
Spain
Sum Uy Galina
Lenses
Algeciras
M. Revoil
Count von Tattenbsch
Teta
Tetwan
la Raivh
Casablanca
Tangier
Mogadora
Suffi
Mazagan
Rabat
Atlantic
Bank of
Bank of England
Bank of France
Imperial Bank of Germany
Bank of Spain
Berlin
Germany
Great Britain
Italy
Russia
Europe
Austria
Livonia Carriage of Mauser Cartridges Sparks State Department Warning
The United States Secretary advised Minister Dawson in Santo Domingo to watch for the American bark Livonia, sailing from Philadelphia to San Juan with a purported cargo of Mauser cartridges for revolutionists. The ship later cleared loaded with 430 tons of soft coal, with Hagar & Co. denying any arms or ammunition aboard.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United Eetates
Dawson
Santo Domingo
State Department
Livonia
Philadelphia
San Chez
W. F. Magar & Co
Hagar & Co
Death of Racine firefighter Robert W. Jones at 62
Milwaukee dispatch reports Racine veteran fireman Robert W. Jones died this afternoon at age sixty two. He was a longtime member of the 4th Fellows Lodge Reval Arran and Firemen's Relief Association.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Racine Sars
Robert VV. Jones
Reslenta
Racine Fire Department
4D Fellows Ledge
Reval Arran and Firemen’s Relief Association
Inheritance Tax Debate From Columbus Legislation
A fragment from Columbus notes a debate over inheritance tax repeal in the state, citing a proposed action by the authority and a potential saving of about BAT 00 annually.
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Columbus
Hie
Pattison's Condition and Political Outlook
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a report on Pattison's health and political status with references to Governor Pattiann and potential changes in leadership. No clear events, dates, or outcomes are readable.
Death of an Editor in Northwest Paper
Assorted prose notes report the death of a famed editor and prominent newspaper man of the northwest. He died today of heart failure at age ninety? five, leaving a long career with The Patte Mener and other papers.
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Assoraind
Mark Mnf
Keath
E. Tene
Patte Mener
Northwest
Farrell to lead Union Pacific in Northwest says Post
The Post Intelligencer reports J B Farrell, once assistant to the president of the Great Northern Steamship Co., will work with Harriman in a role similar to his former post. An official announcement is expected soon, signaling Farrell as the executive head of the Union Pacific in the Northwest.
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Associated Presty
Seattle
Wash
The
Post Intelligencer Today
J. BD. Farrell
Great Northern Steamship Company
Harriman
Great Northern
Farrell
Union Pavitic
Northwest
Davidson declines secretaryship bid. nominates postmaster Kress
Washington March 31 Representative Davidson announces he will not seek the secretaryship of the congressional campaign committee due to typhoid illness. He favors reappointing Manitowoc postmaster H G Kress for another term, noting his solid record, and says Kress will be nominated next week.
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Washington, D. C
Davidson
H. G. Kress
Manitowoc
Kress
D. C. Stevens
Pine Trees Stolen From Sheboygan Forest Preserve
Milwaukee report notes 100 acre white pine forest south of the city owned by the Sheboygan Forest Preserve Association badly cut during winter. Many fine trees were felled and hauled away as investigators search for the guilty parties in clearings within the remaining white pine stand near the city.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Sheboygan
Sheboygan Forest Preserve Association
War Claims Quiet Day in House Meets With Slim Attendance
Washington March 31 The House met for war claims with a slim attendance. Before calendar work the chamber passed a Minnesota bridge over the Rainy River project and allowed the Capitol City Improvement Co of Helena Montana to build a dam on the Missouri River in Montana. The House then began debate on war claims.
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Associated Prose
Washington, D. C
House
Rainey River
Minnesota
Capitol City Improvement Company
Helena
Mont
Missouri River
Montana
No Indictments From Ohio Grand Jury Report
The Ohio grand jury investigating gratuities and interest paid to county treasurers by banks holding public funds reported no indictments. It found banks equally guilty with receivers but said recovery by proper officials made indictments unnecessary.
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Associated Vess
Ohio
Grand
Banke
Grand Jury
Haugh Seeks Sanity Trial In Murder Case
Attorneys for Dr. Oliver C. Haugh, convicted of first degree murder for killing and burning his mother father and brother, file a motion in common pleas court to determine his sanity. A physician’s certificate notes he has twice been committed to an asylum as insane.
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Associated Press
Dayton, O
Oliver C. Haugh
Common Pleas Court
Haugh
Algoma Town Ticket Nominees in Local Republican Caucus
The Algoma Te publican caucus at Grange hall nominated town officers for the coming election. David Howhest as chairman, Fred Danning and A. Siocum as supervisors, Frank Jones as treasurer, C. J. Howlett as clerk, and George H. Jones with Richard Orwen and George Woodin as constables. Likely elected without opposition.
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Algoma
Wis
Grange Halt
Board of
David Howhest
Fred Danning
A. Siocum
Frank Jones
C. J. Howlett
George H. Jones
Richard Orwen
George Woodin
Falling Wall Crushes Worker in Brick Building
A backer named Larey died when a wall collapsed in a three story Wormirge brick building. Firemen feared several others were still trapped beneath the fallen masonry as rescue efforts continued.
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Larey
Wormirge
Honored by Emperor in Berlin
Fragmentary OCR notes report a Prussian event in Berlin with mention of Emperor William I and a person honored by the monarch. Other details are unreadable, but the core fact indicates an imperial acknowledgment in a German setting.
Man Shoots Wife Then Kills Self In Missouri
Martin Crabiel a sixty year old machinist mortally wounded his wife with a shotgun and then fatally shot himself yesterday at their home in St. Louis, Missouri, according to local reports.
Coal Miners Strike Orders Shape Across Districts
National United Mine Workers board ends sessions to manage a looming strike across anthracite and bituminous districts. About 608,500 miners prepared to quit at sunset unless wage scales are signed, with Pittsburgh and Indiana regions forecast to set the pace and potential mass layons across Western Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois.
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Associated Pres
Indianapolis
Ind
Mitchell
Baer
New York
United Mine Workers of Americ
Tiliies
Indiana
Chio
Western Pennsylvania
National Executive Board
Vichenge
United Mine Workers of America
Thay
Illinis
Ohio
Pittsburg
Miners’ National Convention
Tollianapolis
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Pittsburg Coal Company
Combine
Shamokin
Pitsburg
Kan
Kansas Canal District
Lang
Thie Dietuiet
Esmiethy
Pennsylvania Gaa Coal Company
Johnstown
Chay
Pass
Denled
Anthraette Operators Committee
Veer
Bhuminoua
Ulaim
Storer Stricken Ill in Vienna Diplomatic Tangles
Storer the retiring American ambassador to Vienna lies ill with renewed fever at his private residence. The illness complicates a diplomatic stalemate as the Austrian government withholds confirmation of Mr Rives as chargé d affaires and delays the arrival of Francis, Storer’s successor. Mrs Storer reportedly supports her husband yet denies using a private Roosevelt letter in Archbishop Ireland matters.
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Aetienk Press
Vienna
Ot —Bellamy Storer
Mr. Stourer
Foreign Office
Storer
Rives
Warres
Budapest
Persans
Archbishop Ireland
Reservoir guards on duty as Lewistown dam threat eases
Conditions at the Lewistown reservoir near Beliefontaine Ohio improved after heavy rain turned to snow. Authorities patrolled the south bank all night with a guard every fifty feet awaiting a slip or break and ready to warn Lake View if danger returns.
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Associated Press
Beliefontaine, O
Lewistown
Lake View
Dynamite Explosion Kills One Injures Nine in New York
A dynamite explosion on the Pennsylvania railway extension in New York killed one man and injured nine others. All the victims are laborers, and the incident occurred this morning as workers toiled at the site. Authorities investigate cause and exact identities.
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New York
Associated Preas
Pennsylvania Railway
Japanese Relief Fund Aids Suffering as Toll Grows
The article notes ongoing contributions to a relief fund, listing current totals and ongoing efforts. It references named groups and dates in a concise, period-voice summary of relief activity.
SLEET IN INDIANA AND TELEGRAPH SERVICES SHARED
The fragment references sleet in Indiana and mentions telegraph and telephone lines with scattered names and places including Milwaukee and New York Fashion. It notes damage and a dated notice style, indicating disruptions to communication lines and related infrastructure.
St Paul to Honor Fiftieth Anniversary with Festive Events
St Paul to mark its fiftieth anniversary with a reception at the state capital tonight attended by Governor Johnson and civic leaders. The corner stone of the new municipal auditorium and theater, costing 350000, will be laid, to be finished by June for Northwestern saengerfest. The auditorium will host large conventions and horse shows and convert to a theater or concert hall. management rests with a city-appointed board.
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St. Paul
Hfe
Johnson
eUth
Rt. Paul
Mayer Jones
Minneapolis
Speeh
St. Paul Municipal
Auditoriu
Ambition for Power Drives Mutual Life Troubles
The trustees special committee reports the Mutual Life Insurance Company’s troubles stem from a leadership push for power and influence. It notes the original goal of providing safe, affordable insurance has shifted toward amassing financial power, affecting the company’s affairs and member interests.
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Associated Press
New York
Mutual Life Tusuraipce Company
Snd
Oil defense bill to require ships carry water oil system
Washington March 31. Rep J E P Jones of Washington introduces a bill after Lt Wycoff experiments to require all scowling and lake hulls to carry oil and distribution gear. The oil would lessen wave impact in storms with specific quantities and sack apparatus. ten gallons could cover hours, two gallons enough for a lifeboat.
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Associaten
Washington, D. C
Wycoff
J. EP. Jones
Washington
Loslay
Fast Lake Steamer Theore Hooverelt Launches in Toledo
The Theore Hooverelt, touted as the fastest passenger steamer on the Great Lakes, was launched today at Toledo Ship Landing yards. A large crowd attended including 259 guests from Chicago and La Porte Indiana. Ming Ge neviva Mott of Chicago broke wine over the bows as dignitaries sent telegrams to President Tigers veil. The Roosevelt will sail between Chicago and Michigan City and enter service soon.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Ohio
Theorore Hooverelt
Great Lakes
Toledo Ship Landing Company
Chicago
le Porte
Ind
Ming Geneviva Mott
Indiana Transportation Company
Michigan City
Lauer
Rheung
Tigers Veil
Ireland Archbishop Sees No Public Significance in Rome Visit
Rome March 7 AP The Irish archbishop, visiting Rome, protests reports about his mission. He says he came for a regular personal visit, not for Philippine matters with the Vatican, and notes cordial receptions from all. He will remain in Rome after Easter.
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Associated Press
Rome
Ireland
United States
Philippine
Vatican
Fire at Pardeeville Destroys Town Blocks
Fire swept Pardeeville Wisconsin damaging multiple businesses including a saloon and store. Officials estimate four people injured and many homes burned in the blaze that devastated the city core.
Death at Manitowoc Sailor Aged 60
A mariner from the Great Lakes died in Manitowoc during the night. The obituary notes he was about 60 years old and had long served on ships. Local officials reported the death and prepared the formal notice for the port.
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Petial
Great Lakes
Verdict Row Misspelled Names in Wisconsin Injury Suit
The article reports a verdict in a Wisconsin injury case involving Van BbroUrk and My daria Trem against Wells' company of Fondata tea. Judge Lane presided, with proceedings reflecting standard court procedure.
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Miwauker
Wie
Wth
van BbroUrk
Wells
Fondata Tea
Judge Lane
Wause
Fragmentary OCR Note on Ice Break Attempt
The readable text hints at an attempted ice break involving Aten and others in a creak or river setting. Mentions boats, water, and a caretaker or operator, but essential details, names, places, and dates are obscured by garbled OCR.
Train Ditching Leads to Casualties and Confusion
A garbled report describes a late day derailment or ditching on a southern railway line near a town eight miles from a city, with mentions of the Chiesa and Fid eden, and notes that several people have been killed or injured while responders work at the scene.
Court action sought over underbilling scheme across cities
The Interstate Commerce Commission plans to certify cases to the Department of Justice for criminal proceedings after hearings in New York and in Buffalo and Philadelphia. Officials expect indictments to break up the practice, with further hearings in April in other cities where similar frauds are alleged.
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New York
Philadelphia
Avsnciated Press
Washington
New York City
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Department of Justice
Buffalo
Jealous cabman kills man and wounds two in New York flat
James Ahearn, 34, shot James Black 44, and fatally wounded Mary Woola, 30, in a East Sixty-third Street apartment. Ahearn killed himself two hours later. police had earlier searched the neighborhood after he fired twice during shown attacks. Mary Woolf, formerly Ahearn’s sweetheart, was Black’s house keeper.
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Uy Associated Press
New York
James Ahearn
James Black
East Sixty-third Street
Mary Woola
Black
Ahcarn
Mary Woolf
Ahearn
Orcit
Mary Woods
Strikers Riots Roil Lens Region as Troops Mass
A riot erupts as more than 20 000 workers march through the area. A man is killed and several gendarmes are wounded in Henin Lietard area as houses are looted and windows broken. One thousand more troops arrive while the parliamentary committee opens its inquiry into the March 19 catastrophe.
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Associated Press
Lens
France
Armg
Henin-Lietarda
Ker
Harlan says no retirement planned from the bench
Justice Harlan denied reports he planned to retire to help establish a Presbyterian church in Washington. He said he is deeply interested and willing to aid the effort, but has no current plan to leave the bench or retire at any set time. He added his retirement would be publicly announced when decided.
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Washington, D. C
Harlan
Washington
Itan
Prince Arthur on Return from Cowichan Lake Trip
March 31 report outlines Prince Arthur of Connaught and a Garter party returning to Victoria after two days of fishing on Cowichan Lake. They carried bags of fish to show for the trip and will inspect the Duke of Canbridge rifles at Wapenwaver today.
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Associated Press
Prince Arthur of
Connaught
the Garter
Fragments of Local Weather Forecast Include Erratic Postings
Fragmentary OCR report notes forecast details for Nelson Herrera area with wind shifts and temperatures. Mentions tonight and Sunday plans, with northeast winds expected and a need to adjust for varying conditions.
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