Cleveland School Board Orders Closed Until Fire Escapes Are Built
In Meveland Ohio March 11 the last of the 17 charred young victims of the Lakeview fire were buried in Lakeview cemetery. Seventeen unidentified children were interred in one plot as memorial services were held across the village. Coroner exonerated the junior of initting from blame. The Mayflower school will be razed for a larger modern building, with other schools closed until fire escapes are added. Bonds of 245000 to repair urgent hazards, with total costs estimated at about 1500000 to secure all city school buildings.
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Pest
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T. A. Burke
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Ones
Boand
Artillery for Fort Snelling to Be Rescinded
Washington reports a war department conference led to rescinding the order transferring batteries from Fort Snelling. Congress will be asked to move a $150,000 appropriation from Camp Douglas, Wisconsin, to fund an artillery and general practice range at Sparta Wisconsin. The Fort Snelling batteries remain in place.
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War Department
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Heel
la Crosse
Taft
Bell
Stam
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Camp Douglas
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Italians Shot from Ambush in Ybor City
In Ybor City Tampa Dr Giovanni Grann his brother in law John Ortino and friend Alfonso Mule were ambushed by four men concealed on the convent grounds. Mule likely dies while Grann and Ortino are only lightly hurt. The attack is linked to a Black Hand plot after a $5000 extortion demand and recent threats to leave the city.
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Mareh
Giovanni Grann
John Ortino
Alfonso Mule
Ybor City
St. Joseph's Convent
Mule
Grana
Revolution in Congo Rebels Take French Director Prisoner
The Congo Independent State reports that Tasages and Déchares tribes uprised along the upper Sangu river in French Congo. A French director accompanying the expedition was taken prisoner and several engagements with rebels have occurred.
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Antwerp
Congo Independent
Sangu
French Congo
Reviow
Mutiny at Caracas Barracks Wounds Commander Gen Mesh
A serious incident at a Caracas barracks left Commander Gen Mesh injured after mutineers attacked the unit last night. Several soldiers were struck during the clash and the mutiny was confirmed after the damage occurred.
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Iia
Mesh
Y. M. C. A. Worker Named Heir to Large Inheritance
Worcester man John Te Lower, once a YMCA worker, has been notified he is the heir to a $10,000,000 estate left by a deceased relative who lived in Melbourne, England. The letter confirms the bequest and probate steps.
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Muse
Morel
John Te Lower
Ai Wnele
Melhoune
Ang
Walla
Navy Board Deliberates Armor Belt Position On Battleships
Testimony before the naval affairs committee featured Rear Admiral Remey and Admiral Goodrich arguing that the armor belt on battleships Delaware and North Dakota should be higher and isolated from the magazine. They criticized current placement as too low and urged design changes for safer munition handling.
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Sera Committee On
Ito
Shleicheton
Ryan
Brown
Delaware
North Dakota
Richard D. White
George C. Remy
White
George GC. Remey
Toll
Veverener
Tito Bate
Goodrich
C.F Goodrich
New York Navy Yard
Rene Adural Remey
Admiral Remey
Department
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Mr. Tilman
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Seeks Separation Amid Divorce Talks
New York report states Evelyn Nesbit Thaw seeks separation from William Thaw. Attorney for Thaw's wife denies any shadowing or violent scene, saying the mother’s counsel will be fair and just. Thaw and Nesbit, once estranged, reportedly hope for reconciliation though separation is sought.
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New York
Col
Frank UN Bartlett
William ‘Thaw
Marvy Ki Thaw
Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit ‘Shay
Evelyn New- Hit
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Toledo Ice Men Released After Short Sentence
Judge Broush of the common pleas court released R C Lemmon R A Beard and Joseph Miller the Toledo ice dealers after they had served thirty seven days of an eight month sentence for violation of anti trust laws. The judge ruled that the families and business of the prisoners require their immediate release.
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Broush
Common Pleas Court
Lemmon
A. Beard
Joseph Miller
Easy
Cattle Condemned Near Moorhead Over Suspected Milk Stock
Moorhead Minnesota reports Dr Dithany informed the city council that fourteen head of dairy cattle from the Kilwords dairy farm east of Moorhead were condemned as suspects. Earlier eighty cows from the Ains farm were condemned and sent to St Paul under state stock sanitary board supervision. Loss to the owner has been substantial and heavy.
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Minn
Dithany
Dirry Farm
St. Panford
Wve
Japan prepares for war amid China’s apology claim
Tokyo reports no change yet in the Patsu affair as Japan readies for possible action. Premier Tajonji and Foreign Minister Hayashi decide the next steps, with Yuan Shikai’s response expected in days. A naval buildup at Sasebo continues, and the armored cruiser Chi Yor1 departs port. London embassy confirms China’s regret over the Tatsu Maru incident and promises punishment for responsible officers.
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Patsu
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Hayashi
China
Associated Press
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Yuan Shi Kai
Cantona
London
Ching
Tater
Irish Oppose New Arbitration Treaty Steps Rise of Opposition
Washington March 10 Irish opposition asserts it defeated the arbitration treaty negotiated by Olney and Paunceforte Welveyenge. The state department has faced remonstrances and funds from Irish patriotic groups directed against the new convention. Officials say opposition rests on misread treaty conditions though they fear coercion could threaten the treaty’s renewal.
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Washington
Yetry Olney
Pauncefore Welveyenge
Root
Bryce
State Department
Trish
Federation Executive Council Set for March 16 Meeting
Washington March 10 The far reaching labor decisions by the U S Supreme Court prompt President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor to call a meeting of the federation’s executive council in the city early next week beginning March 16 to discuss the impact and possible actions.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Labor Organization
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Jerome to file 25100 words answer to governor
District Attorney Jerome will go to Albany to present to Gov. Hughes his answer to charges filed by W F King former president of the Merchants association. He said the document will be a book containing about twenty five thousand one hundred words.
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Jerome
Albany
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W. F. King
Merchants' Association
Corporations Immune No Punishment for Bankrupt Stock
Birmingham March 10 The federal court ruled that a corporation may dispose of bankrupt stock without fear of punishment. The decision holds no criminal liability for corporate officers and that misuse of bankrupt stock is not prosecutable under the bankruptcy law.
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Birmingham
Ala
R. Hamdrey
Congressional Proceedings Highlight 70 Million Railroad Losss
In Washington on Tuesday discussions focus on a claim that railroads cheated the public of 70 million dollars. Mr Loyd of Missouri alleges long fraud by the postmaster general and promises a formal inquiry. Senate debates currency reform with Newlands and Cumberland, backing emergency measures, and a resolution seeks attorney general details on Indiana Territory tribal court actions.
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North Dakota
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Currency Legislation and Senate Pay Bill Debates
Washington reports show Senator Hepburn opposing a currency measure while Aldrich supporters push for a vote next week. The house debated the postoffice appropriation amid broad discussion on tariffs and finance. In memory of Vermont’s Sen. Redfield Proctor, the Senate conducted brief ceremonies and the House prepared funeral arrangements. Later, the Senate approved an army pay raise and Depew urged currency action as Bailey of Texas raised counterpoints. Adolph Meyer’s death prompted sorrow resolutions and a brief adjournment.
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Paralytic Man Dies After Fire Set by Pipe
A 94 year old resident believed to be bedridden died after a fire started by his pipe. Investigators report the blaze began while he rested in his bed and note neighbors’ accounts of smoke and flames from the room. Firefighters battled the blaze, and authorities are reviewing medical factors and possible accidental cause.
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