Danish scandal dies in a day in Copenhagen controversy unfolds
Washington reports the state department will not act on charges against Captain Christmas and Niels Gron over alleged commissions. Copenhagen notes the Danish government refuses to recognize either man and will not pay claims, while Wilbur Brown seeks to testify to Congress.
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Christmas
Gron
Copenhagen
Wilbur Brown
Associated Pres
Washington
State Department
March
Congress
Richardson
Wongrers
Denmark
Denmark, However, His Heard Femoth Captain Walter Christmas and Niels Gron
West Indies
Tach
Rom
Christias Verl Huely
Cian
Agnelion
Fatal Trolley Collision Near Joliet Ends In Deaths
Exclusive dispatch reports three killed and six injured in a Joliet and Chicago trolley collision. Victims named include motorman John May of Joliet and conductor G. Hurley of Joliet. Lovkport resident Don Spenes among the injured in critical condition. Dense fog and high speed contributed to the head-on wreck on the bridge section.
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Joliet
Chicago
John ©. May
Deonge Barrett
Lovkport
Eleatyielan
G. Fl. Hurley
Don Spenes
Tragic Linked to Overwork at New Transwick Firm
Exclusive wire reports from The Associated Press describe a self-inflicted death by John Wyckott, head of the New Transwick Trust, amid accounts of overwork and stress. The motive remains unclear. investigators note mental strain as a likely factor.
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Toom
Mrn
Meuiachol
Mariel YS Whitedoin
John Wyckott
Transwick Trust Company
Dims
Abe
Shamokin Carpenters May Strike Across Local Pact
Shamokin carpenters and joiners union local No. ask for a ten percent wage rise and a nine hour day. Contractors oppose the demand claiming they cannot meet it as talks continue. A strike decision was expected today.
Steel Corporation Bill Signed by House After Senate Vote
Exclusive wire reports from The Associated Press that a steel industry bill, affecting the United States Bleed Corporation, was signed after passage by both houses of the legislature. The measure authorizes corporate changes and preferred stock actions, with details pending on tax and governance implications.
Unclear archive note on county fraud charge
A fragmentary wire report from March details an unidentified individual in a county area facing a fraud accusation tied to a $1000 claim. The text is garbled, obscuring names, places, and precise actions.
Cabinet session outlines Cuba withdrawal plans
The session focused on preparations for the U.S. withdrawal from Cuba. Secretary Wilson described German discrimination against American food products, notably meat, noting similar American analyses of German goods entering the United States and the potential loss of millions of dollars in German trade.
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Asanciated Rem
Washington
United States
Cuba
Wilson
Germany
Jerome vows to curb gambling if city pays bills
The district attorney and Jerome discussed stopping gambling here if funding covers expenses for evidence. He claimed it would cost at least $1,000 to access corroborating proof at Cantile's and warned the city may not fund hunts into roulette or policy shops.
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Ryo
Assaotiod Press
New York
Attourney Jerome
Dean
Se Dusine
Dick Cantiell
Othe Iillegelloss
Milionatve
Cantelde House
Bode
Partridge
Bentler
Wis
Partridge Jan Arnold Pentleman
New York Area Names Recipients Arrive in City Events
City notes list several individuals arriving in New York for events including Victoria from Suplend New York and Hoveendwm New York. The report mentions Livgril Arived and Chimmaniv in transit through Edenatow and Noolos with cultural ties to the region.
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New York
Maveh %S
Vatirieda
Hamby Te Ravel
Mave Chewreds
Kalperina Murly Miereeia
Conon Wad Nujilees
Myaulina
Hotterdii Vii Bowloyne
Cimda
Avviveds Aller
Seow
Noolos
Ilinulture Maud
Aue Kite Victoria
Suplend
Ayylogme
Hoveendwm
Edenatow i
Gilbert Wins the Cup in Wild Bird Shooting Match
Gilbert of Spirit Lake wins the Sportaman's trophy in a hotly contested field. J A HR Elilobt of Nasueus City and WooR WR of O'Pallon share top finishes. Crosby counts four birds in the 10 Winds shoot, with Gilbert tying for first on ten straight targets.
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Diay
Asielytad Pines
Kane
Manel
Prid Gilbert
Spirit Lake
Sportaman
Devlew
Crosby
Bithott
Bile
Gilbert Hill
Former railroad official in critical condition after incident
Exclusive wire from The Revoluted Press reports AL Melwou, once a leader at Monchine railroad, was wounded while attempting to take a ship in a bidding war. His condition is listed as critical.
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Revoluted
New York
AL Melwou
L Monchine Railroad
Wecowring
Tide Teat Times
Wachee
Crowley's Rebellion Flagged in Chicago Clergy Letter
Archbishop Feelin issues a sweeping diocesan directive to Chicago clergy denouncing Rev. Jeremiah Crowley as in open rebellion and suspending any priest aiding him by moral or financial support. The official notice, signed by the archbishop and Chancellor J. Barry, marks a crisis in church authority.
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Chicago
Chi
Feelin
Jeremiah A Crowley
Jeremah J. Crowley
J. Barry
Special Call Issued For Miners Executive Board Meeting
A special call from the United Mine Workers national headquarters in Indianapolis to meet in New Albany on April 7 seeks to address the anthracite dispute in Pennsylvania and the Virginia and West Virginia soft coal strikes involving about 175000 miners. President Mitchell and Secretary Wilson will attend, with possible action planned after discussions with operators and the National Civic Federation.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of
Amelia
Mitchell
Wilson
National Executive Board
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virgina
Shamokin
Altoonn
Altoona
Mrr. Wilson
National Civic Federation
New York
Michell
National Mine Workers’ Executive Board
Virginias
Imine
Cource
West Virginia
Daniel
Tnd
Evans Resigns As Pension Chief In Washington
Commissioner of Pensions Evans has submitted his resignation to the president. It will not take effect until he secures a new diplomatic post. The pension committee has reported to the president on the yawawlon bureau affair, with no public release date set. It is said the police will continue Evans during the transition.
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Washington
Evans
Yawawlon Bureau
Facal
Polic Yeor
Silvery Corners and Legal Turmoil Drag Local Court
The article details a tangled local case involving Corn Silvers and Liv Baolidive with references to Stephen O. Conklin. It notes a divorce, an allegation of wedlock violence, and a contested will or estate matter. The piece mentions ongoing agitation and a slow tempo in public proceedings, hinting at broader political undercurrents.
Strike Called at Saginaw for Michigan Workers
A statewide labor action begins April 1 affecting Hy Eschiive Wire and United Milne Worken of Michigan. Reports describe operator failures and CO malugit amid widespread strikes across 23 counties and about 2300 workers involved.
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Ashhield Pree
Mairi, Miele
Muvele
Zit
United Milne Worken
Michigan
CO Malugit
Michigam
Strike at Fall River Affects Globe Yarn Mills
About 60 operatives of Globe Yarn mill work stoppage at two plants in Fall River. Workers refuse to continue under the wage scale tied to a revenue agreement, saying the mills are not complying and that wages are insufficient. The dispute arises amid a wage revision stalemate and a tentative idle period for the plants until a settlement is reached.
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Fall Miver
Abelke
Low Bugland
Otton Yarn Company
Revewu
Onerativea
End of Congress Seen Around May or June
Washington dispatch reports Senator Allison predicting adjournment between May 25 and June 1. Congress faces heavy work with fifteen appropriation bills and plans for Cuba Philippines and canal legislation. House strategies include defending districts as election pressures rise and possible Republican losses loom.
Rare Coins Proved His Undoing
A stranger assembled in a case involving a man linked to counterfeit coins. The events escalated, leading to the seizure of a stash and involvement of federal authorities.
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Wowlilen
Missing Riverside Bank teller tied to $12,500 shortage
C. Copies Infill, president of Riverside Bank, told police that H. M. Bell, the receiving teller, is missing and that accounts show no shortage of 12500. Bell had not been at the bank since Monday. He had inherited a fortune and was to be married. He was respected in bank service.
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New York
Riverside Bank
H. M. Hell
Bell
Trade Conditions Favorable Amid Seasonal Demand Across Industries
Exclusive wire reports that R G Dun's Weekly Review notes favorable weather aiding retail and clothing demand, with high activity in basic materials and steel sectors. Production hits record highs while coke movement falters. consumption remains cautious as material supply tightness curbs new construction orders and speculative contracts loom. Uncertainty rises with weekly failure figures and cross border comparisons.
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Wearig
Psecutlonal
Iron and
Hiv
Buyin
United States
Canada
Condemned murderer Woodward lynched by mob in Wyoming
Exclusive report from Casper, Wyoming, describes Charles Francis Woodward, condemned for killing Sheriff William Ricker, being hanged by 24 masked men after breaking into the jail. He leaped to the trap before execution could proceed, dying by suicide on the scaffold amid a brief, tense scene. Sheriff Tubbs later found a defiant note read aloud to the crowd.
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Associated Press
Casper
Wyo
Charles Francis . Woodward
William ©. Ricker
Woodward
Hoys
Charles Ricker
Sherif Ricker
Tubbs
Supreme Court
Moonshine raid in Manhattan targets Pleasant Avenue still
United States Revenue agents raided an alleged illicit still at 42 Pleasant Avenue in Manhattan. They arrested Bunny Plovack, 22, employed at the place, while the proprietor was absent. Officers seized 56 gallons of whiskey and 10 barrels of mash. the still reportedly could process 500 gallons a day. Plovack posted 82,500 bail for examination.
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New York
United States Revenue Agente
Pleasant Avernue
Bunny Plovack
Io Barvela
Niyash
Elill
Provack
Meteor Will Be Tested by Bitelueive Wire
The announcement describes a test for a meteor device by Bitelueive Wire Cran and associates at an office in the emperors yarkh region. It mentions a plan to leave Her Angherage Comore and notes the phase will involve seating teksalbinigy qualities for a candle theater purpose.
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Piyt Sete
Turkish Troops Attack Bulgarians in Violent Clash
Report describes a hostile engagement where Turkish forces attacked Bulgarian troops. One Bulgarian was killed and another wounded. The attackers reportedly fled after the confrontation, with unclear details on casualties among Turkish forces.
General Kitchener rounds up Boers
Exclusive dispatch reports in Cape Town Cecil Rhodes coffin to lie in state at the parliamentary vestry until 3 PM before burial service at Anglican cathedral. The funeral procession will move through Cape Town streets to the railroad station and then by special train to Bulawayo with only a few intimate friends accompanying the body.
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Associated Trams
Cape Town
Cecil Rhodes
Anglican Cathedral
Buluwayo
Kimberley
Pension Bills Passed In Record Session
The House spent the day passing private pension measures with 215 bills approved, a record for a single session aside from one veto debate on removing desertion charges from soldiers’ records. Minor bills were acted on and sundry appropriations were reported as Cannon signaled action would resume Monday.
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Washington
Cannon
Swallow Trial Proceeds At Methodist Conference
Exclusive wire reports the Methodist Episcopal conference ruling on the Swallow case progresses with a Harrisburg testimony review and a new select committee appointed to try Presiding Elder Yocum. The session also covers elder reports and finances amid ongoing inquiries in Bellefonte Pennsylvania.
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Associiuims Press
Bellefonte
Methodist Biscopal Conference
Walden
Foss
Geelock
Swallow Court
Harrisburg
bEbch Yocum
Bes. Switlow
Hill
Tiev. Tlartsell
Hartgell
Swadow
BE. H W. Yorum
Harrisbure
Swellow
Wallow
Commelitee
Pneulry
Key
J. Wesley HI
Bwollow
Mill
Hiarvisburg
Pogtoria
West
Kfi Yoocum
Dr. Fwallow
W. A. Houck
George W. Steveng
Willian Ogance
Alexader Limberson
J. P. Potagrove
G. M. Glepfer
J. B. Shaver
W. A. Lepley
J. A. Mattern
GL. Comp
Jon Vicomi
de Pe Brennen
Henry Portner
Wh. Eslinger
J. 0. White
BD. &. Monroe
Democratic Committee Chooses Leaders for Campaign Planning
The Democratic Congressional Committee convenes a meeting to select leaders including chairs and executive members. The group discusses organizational planning and outlines dates for a full committee session in April to finalize the campaign strategy.
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Democratic Congressional Committee
Javed M
Mpue
Godsla
Iby
Dives Willige
Misvlessorl
Rutgert
New
Boers Escape as British Lines Divide at Pretoria Gap
Report from Pretoria dated March 28 describes about 1,500 Boers under Delarey and leaders like Liebenberg Kemp and Wolrans breaking through gaps in British lines. Some were captured, including 179 prisoners and officers. British mounted Infantry pressed forward, recapturing guns from Von Donop’s convoy via a Scottish Horse charge.
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Associated Press
Pretoria
Transvaal
Delarey
Liebenberg
Kemp
Wolrans
Lord Kitchener
H. Kramer
Landrost Neethiing
Klerksdorp
Klerksdor
Colums
von Donop
Notice of the Truce As UMW locals urged to pause
Acting under President John Mitchell the Ninth district headquarters began sending notices to all United Mine Workers locals announcing a thirty days truce between anthracite coal operators and employees. Executive boards will meet to review Mitchell’s report and district presidents and decide when to send fourteen miners to New York for a hearing before the fed eration.
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Shamokin
John Mitchell
Ninth District
United Mine Workers
Mitchell
Come Witten
New York
Elyle Federeation
Prominent Boston Doctor Dies from Morphine Addiction
Vic Young physicians of Boston report the death of a well known medical figure in Philadelphia after morphine overuse. The deceased, about a 50 year old man, was found in a hospital alley this morning and had lived in a lodging house with a prior history of morphine dependency and a previous engagement two years ago. Local authorities indicate death followed prolonged morphine use.
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Areciated Press
Philadelphia
Mare
Thy
Ori & Mangesit
Vic Young Physicians
Boston
Sargent
Low
Pensions Granted in Wislington and Moscow
Pensions of six saw Loon created to Frederick Berge of Serinion and Ann Hollister widow of Moscow. The Associated Pree reports pensions granted as of March 28.
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Wislington
Pensiona
Frederick Berge
Serinion
Ann Hollister
Moscow
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