Crazy Snake Ready To Surrender To Troops
Crazy Snake offers to surrender after days of pursuit by five militia companies. He claims no wish to fight and blames sensational reporters for provoking the disturbance. Officials express skepticism about an Indian war and note a few deaths among officers.
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Guttrie
Okla
Crazy Snake
Canton
Hoffman
Tragy Snake
Muskogee
Colonel Hoffman
Odom
Woodruff
Kelsey
Henryetta
Russian refugee Pouren freed after revolutionist claim
Jan Pouren, a Russian refugee whose extradition was sought by Russia, was discharged by U.S. Commissioner Hitchcock. He was found guilty of arson, attempted murder and burglary but said to have acted as a revolutionist without criminal intent.
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New York
Jan Pouren
United States
Hitchcock
Pouren
County Day By 11 Votes Dry Victory in Springfield Ohio
Springfield Ohio March 30 Clark county voted dry by 11 majority in a high turnout election affecting 97 saloons and three breweries. The city went wet while country precincts favored dry. officials report the heaviest local vote in county history. Formula for settlement of the dispute between Europe and Austria Hungary was presented at Belgrade today.
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Springfield
Ohio
Clark County
Belgrade
Europe
Austria-Hungary
Servia
Servian Foreign Office
Dynamite Explosion Kills Eight Men Near Indian Creek
Eight men died and about twenty were injured when a dynamite blast at Indian Creek near Chillicothe Ohio during double tracking by the Norfolk & Western railroad. A crew unloading a car of dynamite caused the explosion. Most victims were African American. three were not.
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Chillicothe, Unto
Indian Creek
Here
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Roosevelt Portraits and Rumors of an Island Visit
The steamship Hamburg arrived at Ponta Delgada to give Theodore Roosevelt a view of island scenery and gardens. A sensational rumor of a steerage passenger assault was proved false by the Associated Press. Roosevelt’s habit of carrying a revolver and his comment on threats from upper story windows are noted, reflecting his cautious approach to crowds.
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Ponta—Del-Gado
San Migu
Azores
Hamburg
Roosevelt
Horta
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
Mr. Roosevelt
Funeral in a Theater for Mayor Schmidt in Muscatine
The funeral for Mayor Barney Schmidt, who died suddenly, will be held tomorrow afternoon at the Family theater to accommodate hundreds. He was not affiliated with a church. Masons, Elks, AOW members attend in a body. The service will be conducted by the Masonic order. Police firemen and city officials will participate. business will be suspended.
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Muscatine
Iowa
Barney Schmidt
Schmidt
The
Elks
Masons
Mainerchor
Masonic Order
Congress Yesterday Scrutinizes Tariff and Caucus Rifts
Washington March 30 summary of both houses shows tariff debate with speakers from Kentucky Washington Olin and others. House attendees filled galleries as Nye Minnesota urged lumber import freedom and Sisson Mississippi closed the day as the chamber adjourned at 10 31 p m. Senate, Hale and Elkins spar over Republican Finance Committee representation and extra session limits. Presidential nominations listed include Du Bois Bowers Abbott Norton and more.
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Washington
Congress
HOUSE
Messrs. James
Kentucky
Cushman
Kennedy
Olin
Gillette
Massachustt Kansia
Peters
Deikema
Michigan
Hall
Mr. Moon
Nye
Minnesota
Sisson
Mississippi
Senate
Hale
Tte
Thursda
Elkins
West Virginia
Finance Committee
Singapore
Straits Settlement
James T. du Bois
Pennsylvania
United States
Lloyd W. Bowers
Illinois
Supreme Court of New Mexico
Ira A. Abbott
Massachusetts
The
Treasury
Charles B. Norton
No Improvement In Industrial Situation Says James J Hill
James J Hill returns to New York from the west and says there has been no material improvement in the general industrial situation yet though not reversing. He denies any new agreement between the Hill and Harriman lines and notes a property stake with the New Pacific for a Seattle line. He urges economy in national expenditures and praises President Taft as sane and level headed.
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Oklahoma
Crazy Snake
Peops
Henryetta
Oklo
Guthrie
Hickory Ground
Ganton
New York
James J. Hill
West
Hill
Harriman
New Pacific
Seattle
Taft
Parliament Rejects Motion Against Naval Policy
In London on March 30, the House of Commons voted 353 to 135 to not express lack of confidence in government naval policy. Arthur Hamilton Lee led the push for eight new Dreadnoughts, while Prime Minister Asquith and foreign secretary Grey defended the policy and warned of a German arms race and European bankruptcy if it continues, noting Germany would have 33 Dreadnoughts.
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Melbourne
New South Wales
Victoria
London
House of Commons
Arthur Hamilton Lee
Hants
A. J. Balfour
Lee
Asquith
Edward Grey
Grey
Great Britain
Germany
Two Boys Arrested in Davenport Snatching Ring
William Kicnarason a 19 year old and Newton Gerhardt a 17 year old, both Peoria residents, were arrested in Davenport on charges of aiding in a handbag snatching. The youths, described as veterans of crime, had previously burgled several Peoria homes and continued thefts after arriving in the three cities, including the Pol lard residence in Davenport.
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William Kicnarason
Newton| Gerhardt
Davenport
Peoria
A. H. Pollard
Swear Away Their Souls for Tax To Loot the People
Rested the boys denied partnership with James McCauley the third party member still at large. They were cornered and confessed, now under bonds of 1500 dollars each to appear before the grand jury.
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James McCauley
Debates on Tariff Open with Cox Pushing Cuts
Washington March 230 The tariff discussion opened with a small turnout as Cox Ohio urged reduced duties on sewing machines bicycles and computing scales. He attacked prohibitive tariffs for fueling greed and government licenses to rob. Bates Pennsylvania argued the Payne bill lowers duties to curb ruinous competition. Vreeland New York defended existing counterveiling on petroleum noting 100000 Americans extract $500000 worth of crude daily and that removal would harm independent producers rather than Standard Oil.
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Washington
Cox
Ohio
Ways and
Hell
Bates
Pennsylvania
Powee
Vreeland
New York
Standard Oil
Standard Company
Local Glee Club Impresses Rock Island Audiences
W B Marquis leads the Lake Forest Glee Club in Milan with strong baritone and encores. S D Marquis, a bass, also a member, as do J Schwartz and R C Bourland. The group entertained about 200 locals, canceled a planned Rock Island date, and drew praise as perhaps the finest local choral outfit to appear here.
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Lake Forest
Presbyterian Church
Milan
Rock Island
Will B. Marquis
Marquis
W. 8
Broadway Presbyterian Church
Stewart D. Marquis
Do Some Good Shooting By Company A At Armory
Indoor target practice yielded remarkable scores with Sergeant Furbe hitting 35 bull eyes in a row and 294 points of 300. Sergeant Hall followed with 282 and Captain Dunavin at 278, using 200 and 50 range targets at the indoor range. The event took place last evening. Wisconsin action: Madison reports the senate approved a woman suffrage bill on March 30, sending it to the assembly for ratification by voters.
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Company A
Furbe
Hall
Dunavin
Wisconsin
Madison, Wis
Senate
Assembly
Threats to dynamite home lead to police action
The Whitla family, departing for Atlantic City, turned over 25 threatening letters to postal authorities. One note warned dynamite would destroy Whitla’s home if prisoners in a kidnapping case were not freed. Mrs Boyle will not be taken to Sharon for a hearing on Willie Whitla’s kidnapping case.
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Sharon
Whitla
Atlantic City
Mercer
James H. Boyle
Willie Whitla
Cochrane
Hopkins Still Blocks Election Result in Illinois Balloting
Springfield Illinois March 30 The 63-4 ballot for United States senator produced Hopkins 75 Foss 14 Shurtleff 1 Stringer 32 Lowden 1 Mason 2 McKinley 2 Sherman 2 Edward J Novak 33 Richard Yates 1 Calhoun 1 No choice Balloting will be resumed tomorrow
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Springfield
Ill
United States
Hopkins
Foss
Shurtleff
Stringer
Lowden
Mason
McKinley
Sherman
Edward J. Novak
Richard Yates
Calhoun
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S. D. Marquis
F. F. Bullard
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T. B. Galloway
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W. H. Squire
Medley
Ole Virginny
An J. Bland
R. C. Bourland
Archer's
D. L. Smith Glee Club
R. T. Hall
T. L. Boys
W. H. Loom
Glee Urus
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