Alliance Incident Sparks International Debate on Flag Interference
Washington reports explain that legal opinion supports Secretary Gresham's stance against Spanish interference with American commerce. The piece notes that even if the Alliance misused the flag, only the United States could act, and peace-time maritime rights favor unimpeded passage for civilian vessels. Spain's reply to Gresham is described as promising prompt disavowal and the avoidance of further incidents.
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Washington
Gresham
Gur
Madrid
United Press
United States
Spain
New York
The
Recorder
Allland
Atate
Cuban
Reed Sees Low Chance of Extra Session in Congress
Ex Speaker Deed departs Washington for Maine after refusing public addresses. Reed opines Congress unlikely to reconvene unless Supreme Court rules the income tax unconstitutional, signaling a period of rest and health recovery for Deed amid a busy political moment.
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Washington
Deed
Wahhington
Congress
New York
Maine
Reed
Supreme Court
Choctaw man’s reprieve arrives before execution
Johnson Jacob a Choctaw was scheduled to be executed at Pushmataha court grounds thirty miles east for the murder of his wife Just 1.1). The reprieve arrived just in time saving him from death as he had already prepared to be shot.
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Gaddo
L.T
Johnson Jacob
Pushmataha Court Grounds
Here
Jacob
Reprieve Reaches Court After Sheriff Winchester Delay
A courier arrives with a reprieve allowing a grant and hearing before the supreme court, while a figure named Winchester holds gear and waits at the fringes awaiting action.
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Winchester
Supreme Court
Romero Says Mexico Guatemala Ties Unchanged
Washington dispatch reports Minister Romero said no change in affairs between Mexico and Guatemala. He said the situation has been the same for a month or more, neither better nor worse, and he has no information to justify predictions of imminent trouble.
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Romero
Washington
Mobel
Mexico
Guatemala
Senor Romero
Spanish Cabinet Crisis Ushers General Campos to Madrid
London March 17 United Press reports Madrid's Salusta cabinet resigns as General Martinez de Campos is named captain general of Madrid and likely next premier. Officers demand press suppression and clash with civil authorities triggers mass unrest while the Queen Regent consults Generals Camp and Sagasta.
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London
United Press
Madrid
Salusta
Martines de Campos
Ceneral Campos
Sagasta
Resumen
Wil
Camper
Campog
Sagata
Domis Shaken Up by Thirty Ton Boiler Blast
March 17 Webster Mays reports a South Village mill boiler explosion at Slater Woollen Co. caused $75,000 in damage. Mrs Doml and a guest were shaken but unhurt. the boiler toppled into the Old Tavern’s foundation, scattering debris and stopping mill operations for a month.
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Webster, Mays
South Village
Slater Woomllen Company
Boller
Ataira
Dam
Acreain
Reaa Dom
Allen Bullere
Corliss
Lems
Hawaiian attorney general dies in exile in San Francisco
Arthur P. Peterson, attorney general of Hawaii under the monarchy, died in exile in San Francisco yesterday. The longtime official is remembered for his service during the monarchy era and his departure from Hawaii.
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Kalle
San Francisco
Arthur P. Peterson
Hawaii
Reading Altoona Vote On Bond Issue Friday
A Reading Altoona bond vote is scheduled for next Friday on a 400,000 bond issue. Authorities mention a hospital for consumptives may be built at East Stroudsburg by Dr O F Rhodes.
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Hedford
Reading Altoona
East Stroudeburg
OF. A. Rhodes
Fatal Round-House Fire at Wabash Yard
A deadly blaze at the Wabash railroad round-house in Toledo on March 17 killed three workers and injured about nine others. The fire trapped and killed John Bowen, J. O. Preston, and Bohlin as the building collapsed. others were rescued or died later. The round-house, a brick structure with space for twenty engines, was ruined. losses are estimated at 75,000 to 100,000 dollars, largely insured.
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Toledo
John Or Leary
Roo
Bohlin
J. 0. Preston
Avid
John Howe
Wed II
HL RS Howard
Eneral
Kbastern Division
John Leary
Patrick McDinwineh
Martin Green Wut
Harry Zimmersman
Louis Decker
Henry Gerding
Caspar Becker
TC Lauer
John Bowen
Wibash Railway
Howen
Preston
Pohlman
Bohlman
Bowen
Leary
Wihbash
Emperor in the chair at state sessions in Berlin
The Fresienige Zeitung reports the emperor chairs state sessions with dictation over speakers and order. Members remain seated for hours, unable to interrupt, while even trivial speeches are cheered and dissent is forbidden by imperial directive.
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Cornell
Berlin
Eugene Michter
Fresienige Zeitung
Hleater
Mowe Taklow
Bookkeeper in Gloucester Gingham trial freed
Phillip H. Fowler, superintendent, was discharged after a jury nearly split on guilt in a case alleging falsified stockholder returns. The jury stood nine for acquittal, three for conviction, with the trial spanning most of the week. The charge was falsifying company condition by about 5000 dollars. no embezzlement alleged.
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Camden
N. C
Phillip H. Fowler
Vroom
Fowler
Gloucester Gingham Trins
Hoodooed by Higgins Baldwin Exposed as Helf to Bail
Wilkes Narre March 17 Samil Baldwin, who with his wife performed mind reading at the Grand Opera House, is charged with libel and slander by AmBrose Higgins, manager of the Postal Telegraph office. Baldwin posted $5,000 bail after resisting a warrant and appearing before Alderman Wonahue.
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Helf
Wilkes- Narre
Wilkes-Harre
Samil
Hig
Ambrose Higgins
Postal Telegraph Company
Baldwings
Digo
Bartler
Audienc
Opera House
Frank
University of Pennsylvania
Higgins
Alderman Wonahue
Ball
Ashley Boys Shot in Detroit Altercation
Allen Ashley and his brother Prank were seriously wounded in Detroit on March 17 after an altercation with a Halta customer. Holtz, the lookout, intervened and fired three shots, striking Allen and injuring Prank. Holtz was arrested.
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Detroit
Miah
Allen Ashley
Prank
John Holts
Ashley Boys
Halta
Holtz
Ashleys
Missing businessman Carey reported in sensational case
A prominent businessman, Heynolim, is missing under sensational circumstances. Detectors are investigating after his room was found in disarray with blood on walls and floor. Reynolds also listed as missing amid theories of foul play.
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Reynolds
Carey
Heynolim
Thie Price
Reynolie
Arrest of Benjamin Sime in counterfeiting ring without escape detail
Deputy marshal arrests Benjamin Kf Sime in Allenta Georgia for distributing counterfeit money linked to New York dealers. Sime, described as educated, hid in a customs house room while officers searched his home. he escaped by a tram som and remains at large as letters referencing green goods surface.
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Sime
Allenta
Marshale
Benjamin Kf
New York
Sims
Custom House
Markhale
J. R. Lansing
Weat Street
Mixed Local News Items From Several Cities
A various chronicle notes New York proposing Erastus Wiman award, an Enegued grant of 250000 for coul lands in Cape Breton, and General Shelby’s failed Lexington breakthrough. It cites a heavy Columbus downpour flooding south districts, Indiana and Michigan basket makers forming an association, and disciplinary notices at Ye Ann Arbor. Brooklyn man John Rows squandered 50 dollars then committed suicide. Boston offers rewards for church arson suspect. Atlanta jewelers sent samples to Bwainsboro enabling theft of 8000 dollars in New Stevensville quarrel. A. B. Shelling fatally shoots Charles McCullough then suicides. Boston home entry with skeleton keys netted 4000 dollars from Mary By Swift property.
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Erastus Wiman
New York
Cape Breton
Joseph O. Bhelby
Lexington
Columbue
Oho
Indiana
Michigan
Vfraternity
Atudentic
Ann Arbor
John F. Rows
Brooklyn
Boston
Atlanta Jewelera
Bwainsboro
New Stevensville
Mont
Charles McCullough
Harelare
Migs Mary
Swift
Indiana Sensation Judge Blake Libel Suit Blazes Through Courts
A libel case in Indiana pits Judge Blake against publishers of the Goshen Daily Times. The proceedings, reported from Goshen, involve Colonel RA. M. Johnson, a prominent attorney, as a former defendant in Blake's court.
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Judge Blake
Goshen Times
Chicago
Mikhart
Ind
Goshen Daily Times
RA. M. Johnson
Revolt in Peru gains as Caceres shuns calls for mercy
Lima reports say rebels advance with 6 000 troops around the capital. Sealed off prisons and executions cited as abuses by Caceres loyalists. Arequipa Puno and Cajamarca now under revolutionary control with Arequipa likely to form a new government.
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Caceres
Buron
Arequipa
Puno
Arma
Lima
Hie
Peru
Muniz
Canete
Caceren
Arequiga
Lina
Elte
Genera Keres
Cacervs
Man Commits Suicide Near Board of Trade in Chicago
Frank M. Mc Farlin, a Chicago Board of Trade member, shot himself this morning in South Park. A pinned note warned honest men to keep away from the Board of Trade, with speculation blamed for the act.
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Board of Trade
Chicago
Frank M. McFarlin
South Park
Two Women Die in Gasoline Explosion in St Paul
In St Paul Minnesota on March 17 the bodies of Mrs Frances Summer and her niece Mime Nelle Classen a 21 year old were taken to the morgue. The fire started when Mr Summer poured gasoline on the stove to start it and an explosion blew out a partition and part of the ceiling.
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St. Paul
Minn
Frances Summer
Mime Nelle Classen
Tragic Fire Claims Closson and Aunt
eo Closson suffered severe burns and was found writhing in the street. Her aunt received extensive facial and chest injuries. Both died this afternoon in the aftermath of the blaze.
Governor offers 1000 reward for Walsenburg killings
Governor McIntyre announced a $1000 reward for the arrest and conviction of those implicated in the Walsenburg killings. He pledges personal attention to the case and insists that the law be vindicated.
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Colorado
Walsenburg
Denver
Cal
McIntyre
Waleenburg
Mitter
Insurgents Battle Government Troops at Hiyame Fight Ends With Retreat
The Olivette reports Insurgents and government troops clashed near Hiyame. Government forces retreated after two hours with about 400 killed and wounded. insurgent losses under 72. Insurgents plan to stay armed until June harvest before any further action. A Havana rumor about the Alliance and a Spanish war vessel is unconfirmed. Taylor’s arrest status remains disputed.
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Port Tampa
Fla
Olivette
Cuba
Mavaba
Magseo
Sainte Bildes
Manzanuila
Haguine
Alliance
Tragedy of a Divorce Sparks Denver Murder Shock
Denver March 11 George Kroning a Denver and Rio Grande auditor's office clerk was fatally shot by William Peck a former Rock Island passenger agent Peck surrendered and is jailed Kroning died at a hospital and his wife had recently won a divorce on grounds of alleged intimacy with Marie Peck Mrs Peck reportedly a brunette known in church circles Kroning from Washington and his Denver family were longtime churchgoers Peck said nothing before arrest and Kroning had stated no prior trouble with Peck.
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Denver, Co
George FR. Kronting
Denver and Rio Grande Railway
William BR. Peck
Peck
Rock Teland Road
Kroning
Marie
George B. Kroning
Washington, D.C
Denver and
Rio Grande
Sarah A. Lowrie
Denver
No Advance in Spirits Noted by Cincinnati Trial Board
A March 17 report from Cincinnati notes no advance in whisky terms after a tribunal ruling. The decision concerns wholesale price discussions and continues to set quotes around $1.00 per unit as the trade norm.
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Cincinnatti
Split
Traat
Debs Case to Be Heard in Supreme Court
The Debs case will be argued in the Supreme Court on the first Monday in April. Senator Butler of North Carolina proposes seating on the Republican side. Baron Fava may be transferred to Europe as a diplomatic move. Senator Dolph faced a seat dispute after a Rowton speech against silver, with a March 4 decision anticipated.
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Debs
Supreme Court
Butler
North Carolina
Pop.ullet
Alie
Lila
Fava
Dalian Ambaasendor
Washington
Europe
Benator
Dolph
Rowton
Silver
Dubola
Hatter
Royal figures suffer illness and policy sparks in Europe
The article cites Prince Joachim facing a dangerous bowel inflammation and Sir Herry Ponsonby in worsening health under Victoria's private secretary. It notes Premier Michet of France backing a tax on sugar imports from non European sources. Berlin officials reject a motion to send a birthday greeting to Bismarck as a German envoy to greet him is planned.
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Prince Joachim
Ion
Herry Ponsonby
Victoria
Michet
France
Bundenrath
Elogaton
Bismarck
Berlin
Far Eastern Pennsylvania Weather Outlook
A brief regional notice notes warmer conditions in far eastern Pennsylvania with brisk high westerly winds and changing air masses. No precipitation is mentioned. Periods of sun may follow the wind shift as temperatures ease into the afternoon.
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Pennsylvania
Finley’s Hosiery Offers Armor Plate Boys’ Hose at 206 per pair
Finley’s Hosiery Department advertises 150 dozen “Boys’ Armor Plate” Hose in 1x1 and 1x2 rib with double knee and extra heavy build. Sizes 7 to 10 priced at 206 per pair, made from premium Mace Yarn with Hermsdorf Dye, claimed as best yet offered.
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Hermsdorf
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