Disease germs bought by Peck case implicates Waite
New York report says Dr. Arthur Warren Waite bought virulent disease cultures from William Weber at Cornell Medical School. District Attorney Swann seeks chemical analysis of John E. Peck's ashes to trace poison. Investigators consider Waite and others in relation to Peck and Mrs Peck death. autopsy plans noted.
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New York
Arthur Warren Waite
John E. Peck
Grand Rapids
Mich
Edward Swann
William Weber
Cornell Medical School Laboratory
Swann
Waite
Peck
Margaret Tierton
Torten
Weber
Watte
Maondavn
Fr Swann
Frank Waite
Doman
Mie
Frank Watte
Otis
Ted
Chicago
William Rufus Edwards
St. Paul
Nash
Willard S. Meers
Indianapolis
W. G. Carmichael
Milwaukee
Miss Cox
Edwards
St. Paul Society
Paul Campbell
Tie
William S. Forest
Tadianapolis
Tus
Sud
Tadianapedus
Willard So Meers
Cal
Chicaky
Alice Herwie
Gangell
John Gangel
Cox
Ife
Rochester
Mar Meers
Decatur Arson Case Jury Convenes For Trial
In Decatur, a jury is seated to hear the arson case against MooWett charged with torching an older residence on Cassedle Street. Prosecutors Deck and Ev, with Assistant Fo Ev, present for the state. Partlow of Arville and observers from Chicago and nearby attend.
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Decatur
Sat van Tlais
Partiay
Dudue
Arville
Special Envoy Urges Yuan Shikai to Quit
Tang Shao h and officials discuss an envoy to the United States. Yuan Shikai, the former premier, interviews claim telegraphed to Yuan Shikai urging acceptance of the popular will while governments and supporters press the monarchist plan. Li Yuan Peng is named president as Li Yuan Pear remains under Guern He Me as vice president.
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Tang Shao H. Avberta
Speciab
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TOS
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Endato
van Shi Kai
Nto
People of China
Fee
Shao Yues
Yuan Shi Rai
Ei Yuen Peng
Li Yuen Pear
Vuern Heme
Michigan Counties Endure Rain Floods After Severe Storm
Detroit reports Saci Genesee and Bay counties pummeled by 48 hours of rain causing streams to flood banks. No property or stock damage estimates available yet, but authorities fear higher losses as water sustains.Cities and communities brace for continuing weather impacts as crews assess.
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Detroit
Mich
Saci
Genesee
Bay
Michigan
Exploding Mine Nets British 600 Yards at St Eloi
British infantry assaulted and captured first and second German trench lines along a 600 yard front at St Eloi near Ypres after mine explosions. Two officers and 168 men were taken prisoner as heavy casualties plagued the German defenders.
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Meuse
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Douaumont
Argonne
St. Michel Salient
Dvinsk
Vilna
Postavy
Dyinsk
Black Sea
Gorizia
Podgeora Heights
Navy strength half of Germany claims Rear Admiral cites gap
Washington March 28 Rear Admiral Bar rate A Fiske former aide for operaters told the horse naval committee that the fighting strength of the United States navy was about half as strong as Germany. He added two to one would not be far away and that the navy was not well valued for money spent. Naval undersea boats and submarine availability were discussed with estimates of immediately usable vessels and delays cited in the administration.
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Brrate A Fiske
Ooperatems
Horse Naval Committee
United States Navy
Germany
Athenes
Tno
Armival
Eivery
Panama
Atlanta
Prepare Tiress
Operathers
Immigration Bill Passes House Despite Literacy Debate
The House approved the immigration bill with a 278 to 82 vote, despite controversy over a literacy test. The measure, backed by the White House committee, aims to streamline immigration with limited exemptions and broad eligibility.
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Hye
Lorimer Bank Case Trial Notes Advised By Forgan
The trial of former senator Lorimer on conspiracy and fraud charges proceeds with witness testimony on bank matters. Forgan advised Lorimer and the judge and witness discussed actions regarding the Lorimer bank’s officers and possible remedies. The proceedings cover committee actions and resolutions pending newspaper publication.
Germany Expected to Act on Sussex Case Promptly
Washington March 28 British channel steamer Sussex carrying American citizens was torpedoed and authorities say Germany would disavow the act, punish the submarine commander, offer reparation and prove the act violated instructions. President Wilson awaits conclusive evidence on Sussex and the Englishman while considering presenting the issue of submarine warfare to Congress.
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T. Buckley
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House
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Bernstorff
Count von Bernstorff
Villa chases Villa toward Sierra foothills in Mexican campaign
Villa flies southwest toward the Sierra foot hills as American troops press a cautious pursuit into Chihuahua. Reports from Casas Grandes and nearby areas describe Mexican residents aiding the Americans with movement and supply details while warning no major clashes have yet occurred.
Funston's Soldiers Need a Railroad
El Paso dispatch reports U S military officials press for Mexican railway access to speed supplies for Pershing’s expedition. With Villa pursued, desert rail links and Carranza accord are seen as crucial to move thousands of tons of food clothing ammo and hospital supplies toward Casas Grandes as wagon routes prove inadequate in Chihuahua desert conditions.
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Chihuahua
Sahara Desert
el Paso
Carranza
Casas Grandes
Planes Destroyed in Mexican Service Report Says War Secretary
Washington reports two planes destroyed in Mexican service as war secretary states. Senate Republicans fail to act at conference on border fix, delaying troop dispatch. Secretary Baker notes some support but emphasizes awaiting further orders and equipment needs.
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Senate Republicans
Ft. Oh
Purston
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Baler
Lansing
Ceuruieit
General Gomez and Army in Agua Prieta
Fragmentary report says General Gomez and forces move through Agua Prieta with military action noted. Implied coordination with local authorities and possible advance on opposing positions. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Gomez
Agua Prieta
Holdings of clergy may be confiscated across the republic
Fragmented OCR reports a sensational claim about confiscation of clergy holdings, mentioning the Catholic clergy and political action. The garbled text references Queretaro and El Democracia and hints at a government posturing toward seizing personal realty, but the details are unclear.
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Catholic Corgy
Repub
Flood Threat Grows as Scioto River Rises in Columbus
March 28 report from Columbus notes Scioto River flood stage threatening West Side homes and businesses. Levees writhe under rising waters, with signs of encroaching damage akin to the 1913 flood. Evacuations and high-water alerts spread as authorities brace for further crest.
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Columbus
Ote
Tony Iemes
Wasting Tun Burial Notice For Prominent Dem Member
March 8 notice shows J Perce secretary of the Democratic maternal campaign preparing for burial in Rivergh North Carolina birthplace. Escort details mention associations and mourners.
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Thios J. Perce
Demree
R Vergh
N.C
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