Sanity of Thaw Formally Determined Amid Trial
In New York a commission will decide if Thaw is sane to aid his defense. If found sane, he faces trial with proper counsel. if not, commitment to an asylum is sought. The judge would refer the entire matter to a committee, while Thaw’s defense contests errors in the proceedings and seeks dismissal. At the hearing, Mrs. Evelyn Thaw wept as attorney McReynolds outlined plans for court challenges. A banking issue arises over grain losses tied to MeKeynotis elevators, affecting McReynolds and related bankruptcy matters.
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New York
Ty Limney
Iseal
Pentine de Eoperk
Sane
Thaw
Evolyi Thaw
Tormba Priran
Fyfe
McReynolds
Corn Byeian Thonal Bank
Iteliurg 1
Chicago
Boston
United States Upheld Interstate Commerce Control Act
United States Judge Emory in Maron Ga holds the commerce control act constitutional in the Lucey Spead case against Central Ger thr railway. He cites national power to regulate interstate and foreign commerce and logistics, noting no injury to corporations or state powers and that cases may be removed to federal courts if preferred.
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United States
Maron
Jnge Emory
Lucey Spead
Central Gerthr Railway
Les Spoor
McReynolds Sentenced for Grain Theft at Joliet
Judge Macktal in criminal court ordered an indeterminate penitentiary term for George S. McReynolds, former Chicago board of trade member, convicted in December of buying unlawfully removed grain from his private elevators, with details continuing.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Macktal
Criminal Court
George S. McReynolds
Nicaragua Occupies Tegucigalpa in Honduras War
News from Managua reports Nicaraguan forces captured Tegucigalpa, the Honduran capital, after a day of fighting that left Honduran leaders wounded. The fall follows uprisings in Honduras and mutinies within the government army amid broader regional conflict.
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Managua
Nera
Tegucizalpa
Momturs
Acagua
Anama
Bontlian
Honduras
Cle
Tuteca
America
Two Men Blown To Atoms In Ohio Powder Mill Blast
In Fall Junction, about 20 miles from Cleveland, the glaze mill of the Austin Powder company exploded today. The blast killed two men and destroyed several thousand dollars in property. Authorities investigated the cause and scene.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Austin Powder Company
Fall Junction
Iowa Cities Elect Mayors With Democrats Generally Victorious
A scrambled report shows several Iowa cities electing mayors from the Democratic Party or retaining Democrats. Mason City’s mayoral race favored the Democrat by a large margin, while Iowa City retained its Democratic mayor. Boone and Marshalltown saw Democrat gains in council seats, reflecting broadly Democratic local success alongside mixed results elsewhere.
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Iowa
Lowa
Mason
Ury Hi. McCoulogue
Mayog
Police
Otter
Iowa City
Domwerdt
Ity
Boone
Dow Farrow Magin
Oterate
W. Ball
Minister Explains How He Became Official and Attorney
Boston March 26 Herbert D Vieree American minister to Norway arrived with Mrs Pierce for vacation in Cambridge He discusses his dual role as United States representative and paid counsel in a 1904 1901 dispute with Russian authorities over detention and seizure of American sealing vessels He says he arranged permission to act from the State Department and later sought fees from ship owners who failed to pay under a written agreement
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Boston
Mass
Herbert D. Vieree
Norway
Pierce
Liverpool
Cambridg
Bierce
Thane
Thwehi
Pirtes
Tue
United States
Hine
Co Tamia
Liquor Trade Tax Passed in Senate in Iowa
Iowa senators passed the Gilliland bill requiring express companies handling C O D liquor to pay 600 dollars annually for every office or place of business where such packages are handled. The tax applies in each county and in each town within counties where outside shipments are handled.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Senate
Gilliland
Outside liquor houses drew agents under new law
During the bill discussion many liquor houses appointed express company agents as their agents and paid commissions for every dollar of goods shipped to offices they controlled.
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Express Company
President fills out immigration commission
President fills out immigration commission with Charles S. Neill and J W Jenks and William R Wheeler named as civilian members. Senate and house members Lodge Dillingham Latimer Howell Bennett Burnett named to complete the panel. The commission will investigate immigration and report findings and recommendations to Congress.
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Washington
Immigration Commission
Congres
Charles S. Neill
Labor
J. W. Jenks
Cornell Universlty
William R. Wheeler
Oakland
Cal
Senate
House
Lodge, Dillingham
March Upon Bucharest March Upon Bucharest
Secretary of Treasury acts to ease money market by new steps. Central bank measures aim to boost liquidity and stabilize rates amid unsettled financial conditions and international pressures.
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Secretary of Treasury
Troops Protect Jews as Romanian unrest spreads
March 26 Bucharest faces martial law after peasant riots in Viashica and surrounding districts. Soldiers and police guard Jewish quarters amid bloodshed while rioters attack farms and telegraphs. Premier Cantacuzene says disturbances are agrarian, not anti Semitic, and Romanian troops vow to restore order with reform measures.
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Tel- Vermin
Vieshia
Bucharest
Seige
Pli
Viashica
Hatchers
Cudsela
Alexandria Wathichia
London
Rov
Moldavia
Wallachia
Russia
Cantacuzene
Roumania
Bessarabia
Jon Roumanis
Mrs. Lillia Avery dies after shooting husband in cancer toll
Cleveland report states Mrs. Lillia Avery shot her husband Sunday as she endured a malignant cancer and died today while her husband remains in a perilous condition. She claimed he struck her while they lived in Chicago and she died praying for his recovery.
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Cleveland
Lillia Avery
Chicago
Bomb Misses Target. Russian General Escapes Injury
A bomb thrown at Governor General Bogalevski in Bialiastok, Russia, caused window damage and lightly wounded the coachman, with the bomber fleeing. Separately, Washington reports the comptroller of the currency calling for the condition of national banks as of March 22.
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Bialiastok
Russia
Bogalevski
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency Today
Bears Sufferers Opening Promises Feverish Period
Market summary from New York on March 26 describes wild and irregular opening dealings in stocks with notable advancers and declines. Copper stocks faltered while bear pressure rose as buyers spurted after the air market. Rail shares showed volatility with Union Pacific jumping from 126 to 128 in one transaction as the day closed above yesterday's close.
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New York
Souks
Tuntay
Barrels Cost More as Gasoline Prices Rise
The Standard of Pay today advanced the prices of guamelive ganottia and refined oil in barrels by a quarter of a cent per gallon. Standard officials say the price increase reflects the rising cost of cooperation of all refining and distribution costs.
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Cleveland
Maretho
Guamelive
Ganottia
Nere
Drowned Boy and Other 19th Century News Bits
Drowned while bathing Lyman Smith a 11 year old farmer boy near Burlington Mass lost life in a creek with companions Chicago first born dies Alexander Beabien said to be Chicago’s first white child born in Pt Dearborn Denver passes first temperance law Governor Buchte signs local option bill Moses T Stevens dead North Andover Mass former congressman woolen manufacturer died after long illness
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Lyman Smith
Burlington
Lyman
Chicago
Alexander Beabien
Beabien
Dearborn
Denver
Col
Mareh
Henry Buchte
Colorado
Moses T. Stevens
North Andover
Mass
Bryan's Kidnapper Was in the Right
Ator Michigan March 26 report that two freshmen from AlNiio claim Veliefis caring for William J Bryan last Friday proved not an exhibition of loyalty but jealousy among older students. Marchand escorted Bryan to the banquet hall and introduced him to townspeople. he organized mentors during hazing, and faculty may require disclosure of their times.
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An Ator
Mich
al Ni Io
William J. Bryan
Oin
McKinley
Dfe
Marchand
Ryan
Satonhey
Persians Fret Under the Vok S
Persians fret under the vok s as Tcheran Persia endures disorder with Russian troops in Sebze city clash. Civilians killed and wounded while danger to Russian lives looms amid unrest. Oldest editor Samuel Ryan dies in Appleton Wisconsin pneumonia. Jesse F Melbourne chosen president of Colorado Fuel and Iron. Harrisburg passes 2 cent railway fare bill.
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Tcheran
Persia
Sebzewar
Appleton
Wis
Samuel Ryan
Wisconsin
The
Odd Fellows
Heads Fuel & Iron Company
Denver
Colo
Jesse F. Melbourne
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Frank J. Hearne
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Brotherhood of Yrainmen and Order of
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