Moros Slaughtered In Two Day Volcano Battle
Manila March 10 United States troops fought a fierce two day battle against Moro outlaws entrenched in a volcanic crater near Jolo 2100 feet high Mount Dato. Eighteen Americans were killed and fifty two wounded while 600 Moros were slain in the crater with artillery lifted by block and tackle to the crater lip.
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Manila
United States
Jolo
Rivers
Fourth Cavalry
Agnew
Sixth Infantry
Gordon Johnston
Signal Corps
Ensign Cooke
Pampanga
Captain White
Constabulary
Java
Noo
Woort
Dato
Acon
Casualties Reported From Philippine Engagements
Washington reports detail casualties among U S forces in the Philippines with 15 enlisted Army dead and 3 Constabulary enlisted dead, plus several wounded including officers and sailors. The piece notes high native losses and describes difficulties of rescue as troops battle through jungle and forts.
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Washington
United States
Philippines
Mount Dale
War Department
War and Navy Departments
Kilid
Army
Constabulary
Tater
Mantla
Baadignatell
Captais
Yree Rivers
Slight
Gordon Johnston
Wiest
Ernest FH. Axsnew
Wiley T. Conwas
Eve
Navy
A. S. Coole
Gilmore
John R. White
Tigh
Ao Tas
Two Sent Up for Wife and jail terms
McCauley of Downers Grove and Raggi of Chicago faced indictments in the Durage county circuit court for the murder of McCauley’s wife and Tolz the blacksmith. A warrant was issued for White Burchel for smuggling whisky into the prison and Wood’s departure followed the booze inquiry. The city council, amid tensions, banned orders delivered with a wink by the police president Kanpfeller, who said such signals would ease tension.
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Wheaton
Marehlo
Bantel McCauley
Downer's Grove
Jnseph Raggi
Chicago
Tidge Wilts
Durage
McCauley
Raggi
Otto i. Tolz
Gof
Jackson
Mick
White Burchel
Wood
Wis
Burdick
Echo of 30mile boodlery in Grand Rapids affair
Billy Leonard a former ward politician involved in the water den scandal acted as conduit for 2250 dollars given to him to deliver to Garman the New York promoter. The money remains with Prosecutor Ward and Leonard threatens court action if not returned or settled.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Billy Leonard
Brough
Garman
New York
Ward
Billy
Hessyr
Leonard
Women suffragists storm Downing Street residence in protest
A group of about thirty zealous suffragists attempted to storm Premier Campbell Bannerman's official Downing Street residence. The protesters clung to railings as police dispersed them, with three ringleaders taken to the PMine station amid cries of Down with CB and C-FL. Twenty-seven followers shouted as Campbell Bannerman presided at a cabinet meeting and refused to meet them.
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C.B
C-Fl
Campbell- D Bonnerman
Auto and Street Car Crash Injures Marion Residents
A collision at Gallntin and Sixth streets in Marion injured three people, two seriously. A 64-year-old man, 45-year-old woman, and 26-year-old woman were hurt. the car occupants were thrown onto the pavement. The street car vestibule was wrecked but no passengers were hurt.
Standifer Woman Shoots Sister in Atlanta Home
Gur Strenuona Womanhood, a Atlanta, Marvel 10.-Mr. Eu, Standifer, shot her Sister, Miss Chipper Whisenant, killing her almost instantly. Mrs. Standifer, about 25, went to her sister’s home and fired four bullets when Whisenant appeared. Standifer is in custody as investigators seek motive.
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Atlanta
Mr. EU, Standifer
Chipper Whisenant
Mrs Chadwick shipping blocked by Cleveland man
Na Alora Ples for Carsie Ohio reports Mrs Cas Slr Chadwick cannot hire goods sent from Cleveland. Warden doubts ordering shipments be stopped while W C Studd of Cleveland declares the firm ships various goods to Mrs Chadwick and is paid. Springfield Maine notes highway commission appoints Prof Baker as consulting engineer to aid bridge plans with Prof Johnston.
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Na Alora Ples
Carsie
Columbia
Cas Slr
Chadwick
Cleveland
Warden
Dowbt
W. C. Studd
Dent
Springfield
Atlante
United Mine Workers Leader Very Sick at Home
Indianapolis dispatch reports Vice President Lewis is gravely ill at his Bridgeport home. Unclear if he can attend the ONTORLIOM HONE event as reported by the United Mine Workers headquarters.
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Indianapolis
United Dine Workers
Lewis
Bridgeport. O
Oklahoma Statehood Amid Foraker Amendment Victory
Washington March 10. The senate passed a bill admitting Oklahoma as a new state to be formed from Oklahoma and Indian Territory with Arizona and New Mexico excluded. A foraker amendment allowing separate votes for Arizona and New Mexico on joint statehood failed 42 to 29, while the overall bill passed 37 to 35 after a tense debate. The measure sets a constitution, restricts alcohol sales in Indian Territory, and designates a temporary capital at pledged sites with schooling provisions and eligibility for male citizens and male Indians 21 and over.
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Washington
Senate
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Arizona
New Mexico
Burrows
Foraker
Aranda New Mexico
Metzen
Dubois
Beveridge
Poraker
Tadium
Smith
State of
Indian Territories
Athrie
Idi
Tolla death sentence commuted to seven years in prison
Trenton March 10 The Bergen county murderer Antoinette Tolla will not be hanged for killing Joseph Sonfa. The New Jersey court of pardons commuted her death sentence to seven and a half years imprisonment by a 6 to 2 vote. The case featured a revolver taken from Santa’s clothing after Sonfa was shot, and marks the court’s first such commutation away from life imprisonment.
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Trenton
N. J
Antoinette Tolla
Bergen County
Joseph Sonfa
Court of Pardons
Tolla
Tas
Hackensack
Court of Errors and Appeals
Santa
Minnesota Supreme Court OKs 200000 School Bond Issue
The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled the 200000 school bond issue valid after a 1904 vote failed to meet two thirds. A 1905 curative act allowed two thirds of votes cast, but the comptroller initially rejected it as special legislation. The decision upholds the Hennepin district court, providing 100000 for grade schools and 100000 for high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Supreme Court
St. Paul
Dhe
Hennepin
Policy of the steel trust avoids monopoly says E H Gary
Policy statements by E H Gary chair of United States Steel Corporation deny aims to create a monopoly and prefer acquiring mineral properties only at reasonable prices. The report frames steel growth as non-monopolistic while pursuing suitable plants and resources.
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Great Corporation
E. . H. Gary
New York
United States Steel Corporation
HW. H. Gary
The
Steel Corporation
RESPONSE TO THE PRESIDENT Measures to Cure the Tiliman Resolution
Washington March 10 a resolution and a bill to cure defects Roosevelt noted in the Tilman resolution for interstate commerce board investigations of discriminatory and monopolistic practices are introduced in the house Townsend Michigan and Gillespie Texas introduced the measures Townsend proposes 50000 for the investigation and Gillespie 100000 for the same purpose both grant powers to compel testimony produce evidence and protect witnesses as under the Interstate Commerce Act with aims to avoid duplicating investigations and address presidential objections to the original resolution
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Washington
Roosevelt
Viman
Interstate Commerce Conmission
House
Townsend
Michigan
Gillespie
Texas
Gillespie Bil
Britain Still Waiting on U S Reply on Tariff Privileges
London reports that Great Britain has not received a reply from the United States to its communication seeking participation in the Dingley tariff privileges and remains hopeful of admission. Among nations with favored nation clauses, Germany is the only one that would grant Britain such advantage.
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Ted Ball
London
Great Britain
United States
Germany
Grvat
Britain
Hope for Sites Anthonys Rochester March 10
Misa Sesan Anthony's condition is improved. She is stronger than she was and has taken considerable nourishment. Friends feel much more hopeful of her recovery.
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Anthonys
Rochester
Misa Sesan
Anthony
Counsel Elliott indicates possible testimony deal with Missouri
General Counsel Elliott of Standard 611 says a testimony agreement may be arranged with Missouri. Fred A. Raynolds, president of the Colorado State Bankers association and a prominent wealthy figure, has died. A British empire tile claim and a Syria free admission order are noted among various items including a large seizure of steamers and a distant treaty.
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Elliott
Standard 611 Company
Missouri
Fred A. Raynolds
Colorado State Bankers’ Association
British Empire
Turkey
Syria
United States
Livonia
Russia
Cisner Stolle
St. Louis
Han
St Johns
Senla
Labrador
Auaria
Sevitenersod
Graft in Turpike Purchases Probed by Senate Committee
Cincinnati dates the Drake committee resumes inquiry into Hamilton County turnpike purchases. President Herrick of Muddy Creek Pike denies a county offer letter and cites prior votes for Wayne bill power. Testimony shows alleged graft totals around five thousand dollars and testy dealings by Attorney Dolle with multiple roads.
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Cincinnati
Drake Committee
Senate
Hamilton
H. Hertick
Muddy Creek
Bly
Wayne
Second degree murder verdict in North Carolina case
Greensboro March 10 after thirteen hours the jury found Dr J B Mathews guilty of murder in the second degree for killing his wife on Dec 1905. Judge Ferguson sentenced him to twenty years in the penitentiary. Mathews plans to appeal to the supreme court citing insanity. Prosecution showed motive from alleged threats and an alleged injection of poison at bedside.
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North Carolina
Greensboro
N. C
Br. J. B. Mathews
Supreme Court
Mathews
Mathers
Whittle
Japanese Farmers Dominate Nebraska Ditch Land Beets Potatoes
North Platte reports 600 Nippon settlers controlling 3,000 acres of land to be watered by the government ditch, with Japanese workers winning big crops of beets and potatoes. They outpace American farmers in celery and beet yields, aided by skilled business agents, while more Japanese arrive to work next season.
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Farmera
Nebraska
Nippon
North Platte
Guernsey
America
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Jeparuéss
Wich
Toronto
North Plette
Walon Pacific Railroad Company
A. K. Beemis
Colorado
Illinois Central East Bound Trains Schedule Notice
Illinois Central East announces daily train times for inbound and outbound service. Chicago Limited and Chicago Express depart at 12:20 am and 8:00 pm respectively, with numerous connections to Dubuque, Fort Dodge, Waterloo, and Chicago stock lines. A Chicago sleeper operates from Waterloo to Chicago arriving 7:30 am. Some trains are annulled on Saturday.
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Chicago, Limited
Chicago Express
St. Pan
Lira
Dubuque
Port Dodge
Dubuque Express
Chicago
West Bound
Omaha and
Sioux City Limited
Sfr
Dodge
Sioux City
Omaha Mail
Wees
Fort Dodge
Freigut
Waterloo
North
St. Paul Lim
Athart Lea Pass
Albert Lea
SL Paul
Albert Lea Way
St. Pal
St Paul and
Chicago Limited
Albert Lee and
Staul
Albert Lea Express
Right Road to Chicago to St. Louis Limited and other routes
Rail schedule list for C.R.L. GP Cedar Rapids Olvielon shows eastbound trains including No. 40 Chicago and St Louis Limited with daily stops, No. 46 Chicago passenger on Sundays, No. 8 St Louis express daily, No. 72 Way Freight Sundays, No. 13 Twin City Limited daily, No. 7 Twin City Tee, No. 47 Rockford Passenger, No. 98 Fast Freight, and No. 71 Way Freight Sundays with assorted stop patterns and times.
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Cedar Rapide Olvielon
Chicago
Omaha
St. Louis
Denver
Memphis
Colerngs
Springs
Peoria
Fort Worth
St. Joseph
St Paul
Kansas City
Minnespeka
St Louis
Bung Fom
Dally
Twin City Limited
Important Pointe
Twin Oity Tee
Rockford
Sun
Derecee
Waterlco and Rail Lines Tie Westward Potentials
Waterlco Cedar Falls and Northaram No 61 join Denver Junction with C G W No 6 directing all potatoes west to Omaha No 65 links at Waverly with A G W No 8 toward Ft Dodge No 62 joins at Waverly for paints west on C G W Ry No 64 meets at Denver Jet with C G W No 4 from all points west No 68 connects at Waverly for all points west on the C G W to Fort Dodge
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Denver
Pota
Omaha
Waverly
All Pointe West
Ft. Dodge
Painta
Denver Jet
C.G. W
All Points
Fort Dodgs
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MOROS
Cauwally
Ofiisi
Grand Rapida
Watchle
Campbell-Bannerman
Ching
Grey
Lim
China
Chil
Hie
Columbus
Noway
Ne Bays
Gavin Harris
Empire Theater
Marines
Cotwubus
Coast Artillery
Harris
Amion
Richmond
Inn
John Ruch
Ruch
New State
Mre
the Steel Trust
Superior
Uncle San
Quarleston
S. C
Revenue Collector's Office
Ethel Brown
Waris
Ethel A. Brown
River
Seine
Hamiton County, Co
Herrick
Dolle
James
Huston
Hamilton Pike
John E. Bruce
Bruce
Dollie
Dolte
Atertent
P. N. Wright
Cincinnati and
Wright
Borges
George Linne- Mann
Thex-County
Barnes
Linnemann
Utuernati and
New Richmond Turnpike
Mingk
Anus Tomaslavich
Thy
Ipmaitovich
Kourtoff
Danish Biological Society
Little Belt
Cuba
Tientsin
Tiantain
Tony
Ganas
Urbana
Cincinnati Enquirer
Illinois Central
C.R.L
Railway
Jy Co. G W
Bt Joe
East Side
K C, Limited
Kansas East
City Expreus
Des Moines
Abaece
Sest Alde
Fizgpresa West Aida
Way East Side
Ntans
West Aida
St Paul Express
East Aide
West Side
Diya St.Paul Expresa
Zwin City
Stam and Chi
Spectal
Ostwein West Aide
Way West Aide
Waterlco
Cedar Falls
Northaram
Sv. Cedar Falle AM
Bay
P.M
Glasgow
Os Waverly
Brensei
Sunines
Strner
Tigel
Breme
Waterloa
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