Woman Struck by Buggy Driver Hayes in Midnight Crash
Charles Hayes, Richmond Light & Power manager and Dingle state owner, was killed when his buggy crashed at midnight in San Francisco. A fashionable woman accompanied him. two men witnessed the event and say she disappeared into brush. Hayes, 40s, a single capitalist, left behind no trace of the woman.
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Aman
Brush
San Francisco
Charles Hayes
Richmond Light & Power Company
Dingle State
Hayes
Injunction Issued Against Chicago Coal Combine
United States district court enjoins 11 companies and several individuals in the Chicago coal combine from notifying contracts or fixing prices. The action, alleging Sherman Antitrust Law violations, was filed March 24 in Chicago. Knox may prosecute them criminally as federal authorities push forward.
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Chicago
Knox
United Sates
Ster
Chicago Coal Combine
Flooded District Drummers Drowned and Rescue Efforts
Fragmentary report from Garvin Ark about drownings in a flooded district as two boatmen and four drummers perish while attempting to haul a mound. Maxwell reports shifting forces and labor federation activities in Florida. Free matinee planned in Hoxton on March 24. novelist Davis and actor Miller promote Taming of Helen. Gymnastic championships postponed in New York due to scheduling. Boiler explosion in Wickliffe, Missouri injures and kills workers. Dundee, Scotland imposes patrols against spitting on sidewalks.
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Hoxton
Richeard
Ine Davis
Marion
Davie
Henry Miller
Boston
Helen
Mr. Davis
Florence Maybrick to Be Granted Parole in England
London reports the home office will set Florence Maybrick free from a life sentence for poisoning her husband. A pardon process will be guided by her Washington attorney to delay trials over real estate interests in Kentucky Virginia and West Virginia.
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Wormar
England
London
Home Office
Florence Maybrick
Liverpool
Washington
Kentucky
Virginia
West Virginia
General Ezeta Dead in Mazatlan Former Salvadoran President
General Carlos Ezeta former president of Salvador died in Mazatlan on Sunday at an advanced age. He had recently fallen into want and will be buried at the government’s expense. Once the most progressive ruler he introduced roads telegraph and telephone systems before being overthrown in 19 XX and fleeing to California.
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San Salvador
Mazatlan
Mexico
Carlos Ezeta
Salvador
PS 4
California
Recapture of Surigao Ends Ladrones Stand
Manila report says American troops recaptured Surigao in Mindanao today after the Ladrones fled without offering battle. Allied forces, including locals, were unharmed and safe as the town was retaken following the Saturday occupation.
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Manila
Surigao
Mindanao
President Roosevelt to visit Cleveland after western trip
It became known today that the president, after his western trip, will not return to Washington but will go to Cleveland to visit Hanna’s guest. This occurs after the marriage of Ruth Hanna to McCormick, marking a notable social pause in the president’s schedule.
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Roosevelt
Cleveland
Washington
Hanna
Wnit
Ruth Hanna
McCormick
Thawing dynamite kills man and wounds six at quarry
A quarry accident at Dunn's quarry in St Joseph Missouri left one man dead and six others badly hurt in the afternoon while thawing dynamite in the engine room. Rescue crews and local authorities were on site to transport the injured and investigate the incident.
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St Joseph
Dunn's Quarry
England's Troubles Thicken Tax Grievances Across Colonies
Report from New York on how English news outlets condemn heavy taxation and insist colonists must bear part of imperial costs. Arguments cite Canada's duties to defend the empire and a 16 pence per pound income tax as burdensome, with calls for relief debated by the press.
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New York
Geatphows
Wilfrid Lawler
Canada
John Bull
Mrs Turner Assaulted in Seattle Pullman Car
Mrs Cora Turner of Portland was assaulted by a colored porter in a Pullman car in Seattle railroad yards. He cut her with a knife during the attack as she traveled from Apo kane to Portland. She leaped through a plate glass window in pain and fear. bystanders aided. The porter G W Robinson was arrested and identified himself. The woman is held as a witness.
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Seattle
Cora Turner
Portland
Apokane
G. W. Robinson
Epidemic of Whooping Cough in Brooklyn Borough
Brooklyn children suffer an epidemic of croup and whooping cough with over 800 reported cases and several deaths. The outbreak mainly affects ages from 1 month to 10 years, spreading rapidly through the borough as of March 24.
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Gough
New York
Brooklyn
Fire at McEleveen Furniture in Pittsburg Causes Large Loss
Fire swept the McEleveen Furniture Company in Pittsburg on March 4 causing $260,000 in stock damage. Building loss estimate pending, authorities reported no further details.
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Pittsburg
McEleveen Furniture Company
Burdick Murder Trial Figures in Burdick Pennell Ties
Mrs. Burdick testifies about her relations with Pennell, denying knowledge of the murder and detailing visits, letters, and financial arrangements. She recounts disputes, divorce pressures, and hopes of marriage, while authorities pursue new developments and await further inquest action.
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Pennell
Burdick
Svelog Ft
New York
Atlantic City
Burn
Mel
Niagara Falls
Coneworth
Pennells
Ladrones Capture Town in Mindanao
Manila March 24 The town of Suriago in Mindanao’s northeast was captured Sunday by Ladrones. They killed Constabulary Inspector Clarke and several others. A 40-man detachment of the Tenth Infantry under Lieuts Patterson and Brown sails from Dogan on the transport Reilly to recapture the town.
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Manila
Suriago
Mindanao
Ladrones
Constabulary
Clarke
Tenth Infantry
Patterson
Brown
Dogan
Reilly
Riots in Trinidad Demand Water Works Ordinance Repeal
Port of Spain Trinidad March 24 A serious riot roiled Port of Spain as mobs demanded withdrawal of a water works ordinance. Police fired on demonstrators after the crowd stoned government buildings and a fire was set. The British cruiser Pallas landed bluejackets as sailors and marines performed police duty. Damage from yesterday’s violence is estimated at 250000.
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Kingston
St. Vincent
Por
Spain
Trinidad
Smn
Pallas
Jett
Legislative Council
Port of
Ireland land bill rumored to seek £10,000,000 grant
A New York dispatch reports London rumor that the Irish land bill may propose an imperial grant of ten million pounds to bridge the gap between tenant payments and landlords’ asking prices. London expects a Commons introduction with many tickets sold for the Wednesday debate as strangers’ seats fill. Meanwhile in Philadelphia stockholders of the Pennsylvania Railroad reelect three directors and approve increasing capital stock by 150 million dollars.
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New York
Imperial Exchequer
Pnys
Tribune
London
House of Commons
Senate
Pennsylvania Railroad
George Wool
W H. Barnes
C. Stuart Patterson
Trainmen wage rise and club management shakeup in St Paul
Fearful of a strike, Great Northern and Northern Pacific plan wage increases for trainmen on 10 to 15 percent. R Burns and Clayton Van DeWater take charge of a local baseball club, agreeing to act as player manager and secretary, with $1,000 deposited as proof of good faith. Expatriations of wealthy Americans abroad surged by 2 850,000,000.
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Northern Pacific
St Paul
St. Paul
Great Western
R. Burns
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Clayton van DeWater
Bruyette
Seattle
Burns
van DeWater
van DeWeter
van de Water
Baseball at Walla Walla Eyes Brugette Arrival
Baseball in Walla Walla is nearly assured for the season with Eddie Brugette expected in the city within a week to organize his club. Robert Burns and Clayton Van De are noted in connection with the water lease grounds and related duties as plans firm up.
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Robert Burns
Clayton van de
Walla Walla
Eddie Brugette
Duane vs Gardner Headlines Boston Boxing Card
The Criterion Athletic Club in Boston schedules a bi weekly boxing show with local preliminaries. In the main attraction Danny Duane meets Jim Gardner in a ten round bout noted for hard hitting action and expected to be lively.
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Duane
Gardner
Boston
Criterion Athletic Club
Danny Duane
Jimmy Gardner
Kansas Grain Dealers Begin Two Day Convention in City
Members of the Kansas Grain Dealers Association opened a two day convention here at the Mercantile Club in response to an invitation. The program includes discussions on many topics affecting grain trade interests.
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Kansas Grain Men
Kansas City
Kansas Grain Dealers’ Association
Mercantile Club
Extraordinary River Bed Frost of Niagara Falls Relic Hunt
March 23 at Nineath Falls reports an extraordinary condition with the American Falls nearly dry for the first time in 65 years. Ice from Lake Erie clogged the Niagara entrance, draining the river and leaving the center falls as a skeleton between Goat and Lina islands. The dry spell may last several days as relic seekers explore the riverbed.
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Nineath
Tod
Lake Erie
Niagara
American Canal
Goat
Lina Islands
Roosevelt Faces Snowbound Yellowstone Visit
A fierce snow storm blankets Yellowstone Park delaying travel for soldiers and passengers. Major Pitcher reports the storm is widespread, hindering patrols and any hunting by President Roosevelt during his planned two week visit. The president will inspect park protections and precaution measures, with his rifle sealed at entry.
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Roosevelt
Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone
National Park
Park
Pitcher
Major Pitcher
Mr. Roosevelt
Washington
Pearson Appointed Postmaster Amid Political Clash
Washington reports the president named Dr. T. Pearson postmaster at Wilson North Carolina. The move follows refusal to renominate Vick the Negro after Sen. Pritchard charged party perfidy against the candidate recommended by Pritchard and the party machine.
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Vick
Washington
BR. T. Pearson
Wilson
N. C
Western Union Denied Pass Under American Telegraph Control
New York March 24 authorities deny Western Union will pass under control of the American Telegraph and Telephone Company. U.S. minister to Persia Richmond Pearson departs with gifts for the Shah including a Persian character typewriter. Wheat closes at 8 8 ? per bushel in Chicago.
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Western Union
American Telegraph
New York
Western Union Today
American Telegraph and Telephone Company
Richmond Pearson
Unite States
Persia
Hin Pout
Roosewit
Pearson
Chicago
Police Court Records Report Ten Day Assault Hobo and Disordered Indians
In police court today James Montgomery a hobo was sentenced to ten days in the city jail for assaulting a Pilot Rock man with a cane after a price dispute for a bed. Three Indians Joseph Bennett Isadore and Pete were jailed for disorderly conduct with Bennett and Isadore each getting three days. Pete paid a ten dollar fine or five days. The note on Forage Crop and Fertility discusses states known for forage crop production spending less on commercial fertilizers yet maintaining soil fertility versus those that neglect forage crops and spend five to nine percent of crop value on fertilizers.
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Hobo
James Montgomery Hobo
Pilot Rock
Montgomery
Isadore
Pete
Most Valuable Medal in Blake Victory Medal
fragmentary report notes a valuable Blake Victory Medal dated 1683 with an oval shape and original coat, while a Hooseian army readiness is mentioned for Bulkana in a cryptic line.
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Blake
Jane
Yeatoee Bulkana
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