Suffragettes Rally for More Forceful Tactics in Parliament Row
In a bold action the suffragettes announced plans to adopt stronger methods to press for votes for women. A parade from Caxton Hall proceeded toward the Commons as police separated marchers into small groups to prevent disruption. Several leaders including Mrs Lawrence were arrested, highlighting the tense stand-off with Premier Asquith’s government.
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Mrntiah
Min. Pethick Lawrence
Constance Lytton
Martor
Lord Lytton
Tndin
Mia Stratford Dugdale
Commander Dugdale
William R. W. Peel
Commona
Taunton
Caxton
Lawrence
House of Commons
Caxton Hall
Werhus
Louser
Train Hits Street Car in Cleveland Killing Three
A Pennsylvania railway train struck a street car in Cleveland on Wednesday, fatally injuring three and wounding twenty others. The injured include men identified as Manny Schwarta, Parker Lowe, and Uf Williamsfield, all contractors with multiple severe injuries. The street car, overloaded, was not lowered for safety as the train approached, and the collision jolted the car from the tracks, though many survived due to the train’s slow speed.
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Cleveland
Wieht
Menny Schwarta
Parker Lowe
Williamsfield
Claim Six Sues She Was Drugged and Held by Men
Marie Meinrue, 19, tells Chicago Police she was seized by two armed men while walking home, forced to swallow poison, and carried to a hotel near Lincoln Park where she remained unconscious for twenty hours. She recalls no details of how she was taken to the hotel.
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Lincoln Park
Chicago
Mies Marie MeInrue
Mim Melnrue
Unidentified youth killed in plate clash with officers
An approx twenty year old was killed during a confrontation between Isabela Central railroad detectives and car thieves in St. Louis. Edward Smith fired the fatal shot and was later released after the youth’s injuries were attended. The robbers reportedly attacked officers and sparked the violence as detectives tried to stop a car robbery.
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Wee
Isbela Central Railroad
St. Lewis
Edward Smith
Brith
Thirteen are Dead as Storm Ravages Fisher Arkansas
A deadly storm moving from Lonoke county eastern Arkansas struck Fisher and surrounding counties causing thirteen deaths and extensive destruction. Reports say only two buildings remain standing in Fisher, with injured trapped in wreckage. Severe flooding and property loss linger across Kentucky as rainfall totals approach four inches, with damage to roads, bridges, and livestock.
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Fisher
Arkansas
Lonoke County
Lonoke
Prairie
Woodruff
Poinsett
Kentucky
Louthville
Henderton
West Point
Loulville
St Louis
Frankfort
Ohio
Carrollton
Hearerat Creek
Loutaville
Memphis
Nashville
Supreme Court Lets NY Central Pay 104000 Fine
The United States Supreme Court affirmed a $104,000 penalty against the New York Central Railroad for rebates to American Sugar refining. The ruling held that a railroad party to a rebate transaction, not the initiator, can be criminally prosecuted under the Elkins anti trust act.
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United States
Etre Ealt Court of
New York
New York Central Railroad Company
American Sugar Refining Company
Supreme Court of the
New York Central
President Roosevelts Homecoming of Giant Fleet
President Roosevelt cheers victorious American navy from Mayflower cabin as the battleship fleet returns to Hampton Roads. Ceremonies at noon salute Fort Monroe with twenty one guns while admirals and captains toast the day. The Connecticut Lone, Georgia and other ships parade under brilliant electric illumination on a night of triumph.
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Mampton Roads
Connecticut
Fort Monroe
Predlent
Two Editors Fire on Street in Rocksland Feud
Tock Island Ralitors exchanged seven shots across a street in Rocksland UK. W W Wilmerton owner of City Journal and John Looney owner of Rocksland News were arrested after a feud carried in print. Looney mildly wounded. Bond set at five thousand dollars each for assault with intent to kill. Dynamite exploded earlier wrecking the News press room.
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W. W. Wilmerton
Tl [City Journal
John Looney
Rocksland News
Rocksland
Looney
Wilmerton
Bitent Co
Pomsematon
Bulldine
Sherman Wins Springfield Mayoral Nomination In Tight Primary
In Springfield a heated primary produced a close mayoral nomination for Republicans. Former Lieutenant Governor Lawrence Sherman won over incumbent Mayor Roy R. Reece by a margin of nine votes in an unofficial tally out of about 10 000 cast. Sherman recently moved from Macomb to Springfield and retired from state office. He runs on a law enforcement platform.
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Sherman
Springs
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Lawrence Sherman
Roy R. Reece
Ures
Bherman
Hreece
Herman
Macomb
Walter Wellman Calls for World’s Greatest Newspaper
Walter Wellman urged Andrew Carnegie to fund a leading newspaper in Washington with a public mission. The envisioned paper would promote international peace and good government, progress, and reform in America, not profit.
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Walter Wellman
Andrew Carnegie
University of Missouri
Andrew Carnegin
Washingto
America
Disregards 118 Vow Ryan Marries Moran Couple in Colorado Springs
Father J A Ryan formerly tied to St Leo's in Denver wed Mint Sadie Moran of Ogden Utah on January 20 in Colorado Springs. The bride, Miss Moran, is identified as a niece of Mrs W Wing wife of the Colorado Midland railroad auditor. The marriage license named Ambrosa J Ryan and Susan Moran, a detail later admitted by Mrs Ryan.
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Ambrosa J. Ryan
Susan Moran
Attempted Train Wreck Near Amite Delays Southbound Line
An unsuccessful attempt to wreck passenger train No. 81 of the Illinois Central railroad occurred three miles south of Amite Louisiana. Five cross tires were placed on the rail but were discovered by the engineer in time to avert an accident.
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Illindbr Central Railroad
Amite, la
Raila
Yankton
Fisher Scott
Bruce Wallace
Cement Works
George Mon
Rex City Mardi Gras Attracts Crime, Storm Reports
A chilling courier of items recalls a ten year sentence handed by Judge Crain in Rex City on Mrs Ellen Peck amid Mardi Gras revelry. Seattle sees a deadly cave in killing Daniel Roberts and nine buried workers. Durango endures three foot snow blockades, disrupting trains. Gaiety floods New Orleans Mardi Gras, while theater manager Eugene Tompkins dies in Boston. Castro plans return to private life in Venezuela by March 26. A sharp Atlanta earthquake follows a New York surgeon Dr William Bull. Newsboy theater in Toledo dedicated. Hind son Matthew Astor Wilks discussed. Tornado devastates Reece Kansas. seven killed as lines fail.
Fog Drives Fatal Suburban Crash In Chicago Area
A fog bound Tuesday detroitogram detour review over Chicago caused a collision between a switch engine and a Chicago and Northwestern suburban train. An unidentified yard hand was killed and thirty passengers were severely shaken up.
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Chicago
Chicago and Northwestern
Two Firms Face Involuntary Bankruptcy Petitions
Creditors in Minneapolis Paul Chicago Detroit and Ashland filed in the U S court at Sioux Falls to have George Phillips of Viborg declared involuntary bankrupt claiming insolvency and preferring certain creditors. Arthur J Rieger of Watertown is similarly petitioned as insolvent with alleged transfers to favor some creditors and possible property assignment. Both defendants were served to appear before Judge Carland.
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Paul
Chicago
Detroit
Ashland
United States
Sioux Falls
George Phillips
Viborg
Carland
Phillips
Minneapolis
Arthur J Rieger
Watertown
Mt dx
Rieger
Girl Uses Bogus Check For $29.50 Goods In Aberdeen
A 16 year old girl named Winkleman bought four items for $29.50 at an Aberdeen store and paid with a forged check made out to Helen Kelsey and signed Paul Browns. The store recovered the check after the girl left, and her father in Aberdeen agreed to cover the amount. police may pursue further action.
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Winkleman
Aberdeen
Helen Kelsey
Paul Browns
Brown
Aberdeen Daily News
Milwau
Double Damage Awarded In Milwaukee Road Case
The case from Plankinton involved Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway Co. suing for about 900 dollars after a tire set by a passing engine caused damages. The jury awarded 800 dollars to the plaintiff, with post verdict motions pending on the constitutionality of the 1907 double damages law. The railway may appeal to higher courts up to the United States Supreme Court.
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Plankinton
J. T. Polt
Chicago, Milwaukee
St. Paul
Ballreai Company
Smith
Peculiar Accident Injures Deuel County Man Near Funeral
A Deuel County man, T. Boersma, suffered severe head and facial injuries when a sled loaded with mourners tipped on a funeral outing. He fell from the sled and was dragged while the horses kicked, disfiguring his nose and causing serious wounds. He is from Denet county area and will bear life-long disfigurement.
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Dewel County
T. Boersma
Toersma
Amputation Follows Heated Brick Foot Warmer Tale
Mr Kent of Elk Point endured gangrene risk after his wife warmed his feet with heated bricks at night. He lost part of his left foot in hospital at Slows City, aiming to curb infection. A longtime Elk Point resident, ex postmaster, he had moved from Elk Point after the Civil War and later lived in Omaha.
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Bike Point
Slows City Hospital
Kent
Erik Point
Trem Siow City
Ana Anton
Elk Point
Omaha
Fire destroys 850000 in Cavour area in early April
A heavy fire in Cavour nine miles east of Huron on the Chicago and Northwest burned Saturday morning and destroyed about 850000 dollars in property. The blaze began in Costello's hall during a party Friday night, with losses including Coxtetlo Kendra merchandise and the town telephone exchange. Insurance will only partially cover the damage.
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Huron
Chicago
Coxtetlo
Kendra Merchandise
Cavour Btrtebank
Triesler
High School Banquet Featured by Huron Juniors
A grand Huron high school banquet led by the Juniors and faculty at Hotel Regu marked by a six course meal and toasts. Superintendent Clyde Sloane presided with speakers Lynn Moriarity Earl Anderson Mr Neff Mr Young Miss French Mine How Miss Sahibom and Miss Mather. The evening featured music from the Huron orchestra.
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Epriod
Heennehiton
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Lynn Moriarity
Earl Anderson
Neff
Youn Mies French
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Miss Sahibom
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Huron Orchestra
Aberdeen stabbing case leaves two suspects in custody
A Colored woman Mrs Cont Hoyd lies in critical condition after a week old stabbing by Mea William Magen during a dispute over furniture ownership in Aberdeen. The Magee woman and her husband and several other enslaved individuals have been arrested as investigations continue.
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Cont Hoyd
William Magen
Magee
South Dakota Legislature Debates Bills and Appointments
South Dakota lawmakers move on apportionment changes adding Peregine and Harding counties to Meade and Butte district. Bills reorganize the Insurance Department, set board sizes, and consider taxation, salaries, and public notices. The week features debates on banking, liquor, education, and districting with numerous votes and committee actions.
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House
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Butte
Noor
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Whiting
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Seward
Ant
Ewart
Thorse
Pyrne
Dem
Uncle Jerry on teeth and character in Chicago satire
Uncle Jerry Peebles muses that dental condition reflects moral character, recalling a past associate known for false teeth. The dialogue shifts to satirical exchanges about marriage and social pretenses, set within a vintage Chicago scene.
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Uncle Jerry
Uncle Jerry Peebles
Chicago
Borrowed Money At Dawn On The Car Ride
A man asks for a dollar from a companion to pay a car fare, claiming he has little money and will repay tomorrow. The exchange suggests how someone with small funds is treated when theft and violence are mentioned. A stray line notes three story bulletins are now made for quiet spaces in apartments and steamers where space is limited.
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Canon
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