Murder of Dr William Jones in the Philippines shocks science
The Associated Press reports the death of Dr William Jones, noted Field Columbian Museum anthropologist, in Dumobato near the Cagayan headwaters. A Chicago Curator calls him a leading ethnologist. his death follows risky field work funded by $25,000 from Robert F. Cummings.
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Iowa
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University of Chicago
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New York
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Bayamal
Tariff Vote Set for April 10 in House
Associated Press reports strong indications the house will vote on April 10 on the Payne tariff bill. A rule next week may allow committee amendments and open the lumber tea and coffee schedules to free list amendments while keeping hides duty restoration under consideration. The five minute rule may govern readings next week.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House
Senate
Man Threatens Mayor In Philadelphia Office Break-In
An unidentified foreigner attempted to force entry into Philadelphia mayoral offices during a conference with citizens. The intruder fought when detected and said he planned to kill the mayor over unpaid money. Police found no weapon, but the incident caused city hall alarm and rumors of mayoral danger.
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Phiadelphia
Meyaot Waibien
Meyors Priyne
Edward Returns King Alfonso Call at Ban Sebastian Meeting
King Edward today replied to King Alfonso from Ban Sebastian Spain. The two rulers lunched at the Miramar chateau and held a long, reportedly affectionate, conversation marking a cordial round of talks between the nations.
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Associated Press
Sebastian
Spain
Edward
Alfonso
Bartz
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Italian Cardinal to Visit America This Spring
Mgr Morris bishop of Little Rock is slated to arrive in early April as one of three co secretaries for Mgr Farrelly the new bishop of Cleveland. The senior secretary will likely be Cardinal Gotti head of the Propaganda Congregation, long linked with Farrelly through past church dealings with American bishops.
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Crazy Snake Not Confirmed Captured
Reports from Kansas City to Henrietta say no positive word has arrived from Oklahoma confirming Crazy Snake’s capture. Deputies, militia, and Colonel Hoffman’s troops continued the search at dawn, with uneasy weather and cold nights as they scoured outlying areas for the Creek leader.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Crazy Snake
Muskoogee
Henrietta
Okla
Hoffman
Pierce
Checatah
Muskogee
Thompson
St. Idham
Racing Against Death Train Takes C L Tallmadge to Chicago
A special Atchison Topeka Santa Fe train carrying C T Tallmadge from Santa Fe New Mexico reached Argentine Kansas just before 1:30 PM and resumed toward Chicago at 1:26 PM. The speed exceeded fifty miles per hour as a physician aboard reported Tallmadge in extremely grave condition and warned the journey could require stops.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Kansas City
Atchison, Topeke & Santa Fe Railway
C. T. Yallmadge
Santa Fe
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Argentine
J. H. Sloan
Tallmadge
Pittsburg Coal Men Appeal for Equal Lake Rates
Pittsburg coal operators from the district travel to New York to urge lake line presidents and traffic men to secure fairer treatment and rate differentials for distant coal points. The dispute has centered on coal companies and rail lines with no formal Interstate Commerce Commission appeal yet set. The outcome of today’s conference will guide future steps.
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Pittsburg
New York
Coat Companies
Ralinas
Intercétate Commerce Commission
Valuable Find of Coal Near Funtington Town
A shaft eighty two feet deep in Oneida township three miles north of Funtington reveals a five foot vein of bituminous coal closely resembling canvas. Locals report extensive use by neighboring farmers as the coal burns freely in heating and cooking stoves. Experts have critically examined the coal and surrounding strata, pronouncing it a very valuable find.
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Funtington
Oneide
Experta
Prohibition Defeated in Senate 26 to 21 Vote
Prohibition was defeated in the senate by a 26 to 21 vote this afternoon. The Associated Press reports this ends the matter for two years.
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der Motes
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Texas Panhandle Sees Heaviest Snow Of Winter
Advices from the Texas Panhandle report six inches of snow piling up today and still falling. The storm is expected to end drought and aid crops across the region.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas Pan
Wisconsin Republicans Debate Payne Tariff Changes
Washington March 31 Wisconsin house delegation held a two o clock conference in Davidson room to press for free alcohol tea and coffee and restore barley duty to thirty cents a bushel. They expect no agreement on lumber and wood pulp schedules.
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Wisconsin
Stevens
Foul murder suspected after head found on railroad
Bloomington Indiana March 31 unidentified man found beside Indianapolis Southern tracks Rogery street. Severed head between rails shows eleven stab wounds from a knife. Believed placed across tracks after murder. Initials C7 MR found inside a derby hat. About thirty years old. A thousand witnesses could not identify him. Evidence of struggle and blood along the path up the track.
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Aassociaton Press
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Ind
Indianapolis Southern Railway
Rogery Street
British Naval Foes Warn Germany With Four Extra Dreadnoughts
A crowded Guild Hall meeting in London chaired by the lord mayor urged immediate expansion of naval forces. Speakers including Sir James Mercer and Mr Balfoe pressed for four additional dreadnoughts, noting Britain and Germany exceed Britain in naval spending this year. The resolutions pledged financial support for the build.
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James Merteeague-Vlannery
Creat Thitnin
Germany
Nial
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Balcott
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Great Britain
Eliot Calls On Taft For Possible Ambassadorship
Washington report says Dr. Charles W. Eliot, president of Harvard, called at the White House after a Harvard dinner invitation. He was recalled by President Taft in the blue room and it was understood Eliot had been tendered the ambassadorship to Great Britain with duties to begin within six months. Eliot, retiring after forty years at Harvard, might accept under these terms. no official announcement was made.
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Trarvard University
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Hiot
Great Britain
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Rerd
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Nog
County option talk heats Madison debate in Wisconsin
The Madison session focused on county option with two hours of senate debate. Gaylord, a Social Democrat, delivered an impassioned speech citing Bishop Potter and district attorney Jerome, while Page opposed the measure. An inheritance tax dispute and an investigating committee continued as officials testified on campaign expenditures and orders from Governor La Follette’s aides.
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Inge
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Americans Lose Annual Cable Chess Match
New York on March 31 reports the eleventh annual cable chess match for the Newnes trophy. The British team won five games to American efforts, one unfinished, with adjudication likely against the American side. A. G. Wiedges and H. G. Voight led the Americans, while Frank J. Marshall defeated J. H. Blackburn at the top board in a brilliant display.
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Newnes
Baron Albert de Rothschild
Vienna
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If. G. Voight
Frank J. Marshall
J. HW. Black— Burns
Coal Operators Explain After March Conference
Aggocitedrene reports coal operators released a statement citing a request from Mr Lewis to end the tiring turmoil after a recent conference. Operators will remain under current terms until new talks resume in April with further meetings planned. The letter to Bevert from the executives confirms acceptance of the proposed terms, as committee members respond affirmatively.
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Victoris in Trouble Over Indecent Act Conviction
Fpecter to The Nethweedern Milwaukee reports barber F. J. Victoris, once connected to a notable incident, fined about $75 after conviction in Judge Neelen's court for an unnatural offense involving a young boy. Background recalls earlier accusations and a tar-and-feather episode in Rig native city Oxhkesh.
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Oxhkesh
Illinois Deadlock in Forty Fourth Joint Senator Ballot
The relative positions of the candidates for United States Senator remained practically the same in the forty fourth joint ballot taken today. A worker fever card has been ordered by Health Officer A. H. Broche at 1800 Fifteenth Street.
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Associated Press
Springfell
United States
Fifteenth Street
Health Ofcer
A. H. Broche
Rush for matinee opens grand opera house gallery seats
The grand opera house opened for the matinee of Ben Hur with a long gallery line. By noon dozens of stores joined the crowd as women led the push for seats. Police managed the throng. about 800 lined up, but only 400 admitted to the gallery.
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Shooting Report From Local Club Meeting Aftermath
A fragmentary report describes a Tuesday evening meeting at 20 Main Street about a shooting incident. It references Titan, a game, and a March deadline and notes measures under review but lacks clear names or outcomes.
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Ofaeger
Luebke Doyle Event Marry in City Parsonage
Mr. John Tuebko and Miss Brozzle Doyle were married in the parsonage of the First Congregational church Monday evening. Rev Edward J Smith officiated. The witnesses were Mrs Charles Doyle and Mr L FR Luebke. The couple will reside at 620 Main street.
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Brozzle Doyle
Edward J. Smith
Witnersea
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Luebka
Tauebke
Main Street
Steamship Movements Reported Arrivals
Steamer La Bretagne arrived from Havre and Plymouth on March 21. Teutonic reached Southampton for New York, with Liverpool arrival noted on March 4. Came Pania arrived in New York as another registered movement.
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Associated Press
New York
Havre
Plymouth
Teutonic
Southampton
Liverpool
Pania
Tariff Debate Sparks Spirited House Discussion
Washington March 31 The House opens debate on the Payne tariff bill with Missouri's Morgan urging zinc protection and Brantley arguing the bill defends Republican protection. Critics assault paper and lumber interests while Mann defends a measured pulp and paper tariff and outlines the bill's aims amid calls for revenue and balanced policy.
Peace claim ends Austria Hungary Serbia crisis
A Serbian note approved by Hungary’s foreign office ends the crisis between Austria-Hungary and Serbia. Count Foreneh in Belgrade will deliver the response, signaling government acceptance of the accord. The morning declaration states the conflict is resolved and annexation issues are settled.
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Aessomiete
Poreeben
Ansiris F Hungity
Count Foreneh
Belgrade
Austria-f Hungary
Servia
Vion
Fair weather forecast with minor changes this week
Weather notes show little change in temperatures for Wisconsin this fall with forecasts calling for cool conditions tonight and Thursday. Forecasters emphasize stable patterns and mild winds, with time and temperature updates from Remarwe and Coen Onnervations.
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