Sarrien to lead French ministry amid cabinet reshuffle
Paris reports Sartien accepts forming a ministry after naming Bourgeois and Pomegire to portfolios. President confirms task acceptance. In Buenos Aires Manuel Quintina, president of Argentina, dies. Royalty and other items noted amid scattered foreign and state events.
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Paris
Sartien
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Manuel Quintina
Argentine Republic
Horror Hundred Under Remen Killed Explosion
A catastrophic explosion killed and seriously wounded many as rescue teams recovered bodies and debris. The disaster left at least 12 to 26 confirmed dead with dozens more missing or injured, prompting a large scale search in the affected area and tributes at a mourning ceremony.
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Ody
Faye
Weil
Legond
Undefined Supreme Court Opinion On Wiscon Case
An unclear OCR fragment hints at a Supreme Court opinion involving Wisconsin and Minnesota matters, noting a conference and committee actions, with scattered references to a paper agreement, district bounds, and a question on joint claims or restraint. The readable text is fragmented and lacks coherent facts or outcomes.
Fire Burns Near Caney and Other Early 20th Century Dispatches
Reports from March 8 9 12 detail a wide range of events from a large fire near Caney Kansas to deaths in Louisville and Pittsburg. Notable items include Amos Wilder named consul general at Hongkong, a banking liability assignment in Boston, and rail and postal service changes. Also recorded are weather driven snowstorms in Kansas and a Buenos Aires style shift in European and Mexican diplomacy impacting headlines across the era.
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Caney
Kan
H. P. Mason
Silhcoad
Frankfort
Senate
Amos P. Wilder
Wisconbib
Hongkong
W. X. Fuller & Co
Daston
Have Committee On Banking and Currency
Edward Binley
Duquesne National Bank
Pittsburg
J. F. Smith
Philippines
Hongkous
San Francisco
Finland
Kansas
Wichita
Frost
Lake Marine Insurance
Oswexo
N.Y
Bakerstreet
Charl Yeykas
Nc Traffe
London
Congress Debates Bil and Appropriations Day by Day
Senate sessions focus on Vile plainblood bill and admission measures for Oklahoma and Indian Territory with tight votes. House details include a uniform pension system and a District of Columbia restoration plan while a broad appropriations debate unfolds.
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Senate
Tilman
S. G
Congress
Lorne Spooner
House—triy
District of Columbia
Meyer Selected for Cabinet as Ambassadorship Discussed
Washington March 12 George W J Meyer of Massachusetts current ambassador to St Petersburg is eyed for a cabinet seat pending Taft’s possible move to associate justice of the Supreme Court If Taft declines Meyer would likely succeed Bonparte in the War Department should Bonaparte transfer to justice when Attorney General Mody retires
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Washington
George W. J. Meyer
Massachusetts
St. Vetersburg
Taft
United States
Meyar
Boniparte
Department of Justice
Mody
Apathy in Russian Elections Under New Law
Reports from St. Petersburg and the Volga region show peasants largely ignore elections or favor local elder and priest representation at district conventions. Workmen in Moscow reveal 65 percent partial participation, with a tendency toward Moderate Liberals, while general mood remains bleak and unsettled.
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St. Petersburg
Turna
Volga
Moscow
Democrats to Test Law Via Suit in Sioux Falls
South Dakota Democrats plan to test constitutionality of the new caucus law enacted by the last legislature. John W. Martin of Watertown was authorized to file suit. Also reported are a surge of new settlers estimated at 40 000 for 1906, the first colored colony near Fairbank, a coal vein disappointment near Sioux Mails, land relief measures, Lily farmers forming an Equity union, protests against Lower Brule land cession, a cement contract for Belle Fourche, and the death of Anton Fredin from a lumber accident.
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South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Central Committee
John W. Martin
Watertown
State Committee
Yankton
Nouse Committee On Public Lands
Burke
Chamberlain Land District
Dora La Pine convicted for manslaughter at Madison
Dora La Pine was found guilty in Madison of first degree manslaughter for killing her husband Joseph La Pine with a shooting on February 8. A ranchman in Crow Peak near Spearfish, Herman Goettel, died by suicide, and Benevolent Hall in Sturgis burned, valued at $15,000, with several women narrowly escaping.
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Dora la Pine
Madison
Joseph la Pine
Herman Goettel
Crow Peak District
Spearfish
Lodge
Benevollent
Sturgis
Tolla Death Sentence Commuted to Seven Years
In Trenton the Bergen county murderer Antoinette Tolla’s death sentence for the Joseph Sonla killing was commuted to seven and a half years in prison by the court of pardons. The vote was 6 to 2, disrupting plans for her March 12 hanging in Hackensack. New evidence showed a loaded revolver was taken from Santa's clothing after the shooting.
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New Jersey
Trenton
N. J
Antoinette Tolla
Bergen County
Joseph Sonla
Court of Pardons
Santa
Richter Dead Radical Leader of Reichstag
Berlin reports Eugene Richter longtime editor of the Freisinnige Zeitung and a prominent Radical leader in the Reichstag since its foundation died at 4 a m He was Bismarck's opponent and a defining parliamentary journalist of the empire's formative era
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Berlin
Eugene Richter
Reichstag
Bismarck
Freisinnige Zeitung
Herr Richter
Colonel Mann Indicted for Perjury in Libel Trial
New York March 12 Colonel William D Mann editor of Town Topics indicted for perjury by the grand jury based on his testimony in the recent trial of Norman Hapgood editor of Collier's Weekly on a charge of criminal libel.
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Town Topics
New York
William D. Mann
Brand Jury
Norman Hapgood
Collier's
Oklahoma Statehood Bill Passed by Senate
Washington March 10 At 5 85 P m the senate passed a bill for the admission of a new state to be called Oklahoma from the territory of Oklahoma and Indian Territory The measure struck out provisions relating to Arizona and New Mexico by a close vote 87 to 35 after a committee of the whole 35 to 36 The bill as amended provides for the creation of the state of Oklahoma with a constitution and the usual federal offices two senators and five representatives.
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Senate
Oklahoma
Lidian Territory
Aviaoua
New Mexico
House
Hatta Action
Washington
Indian Territory
Arizona
Burrows
Indian Territories
United States
National
House of Representatives
REJECT MINERS DEMANDS IN ANTHRACITE
New York report says the operators committee refused the United Mine Workers proposals for wage and condition readjustments in the anthracite fields. As counter offer, operators propose continuation of the strike commission awards for three more years from April 1, 1906, with the present agreement ending March 31. Further negotiations would follow if miners do not moderate demands.
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New York
United Mine Workers of America
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
Severe engagement at Jolo ends with heavy U S losses and Moro deaths
In Manila on March 9 a major clash near Jolo saw American forces and hostile Moros join forces against a common foe. Eighteen Americans were killed and fifty two wounded, among them Captain Rivers, Lieutenant Agnew, Lieutenant Johnston, Ensign Cook, and Captain White. Six hundred Moros were reported killed as the assault, led by Colonel Duncan, endured two days on lava ridges fortified by Moros, with artillery hoisted up steep slopes.
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Jolo
Rivers
Fourth Cavalry
Agnew
Sixth Infantry
Johnston
Signal Corps
Ensign Cook
Pampanga
White
Constabulary
Duncan
Wood assumes full charge in Moros fight at Dajo hill
Manila reports General Wood arrives and takes responsibility for the Dajo hill battle near Jolo. He says no wanton destruction of women and children occurred, though Moros used them as shields in close combat. He notes women wore male attire, priests fueled religious frenzy, some Moros feigned death and killed American hospital attendants.
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Manila
Wood
Dajo Hill
Jolo
Susan B Anthony Dies in Rochester After Illness
Miss Susan B Anthony died at 12:40 a.m. in Rochester New York after a long illness described as heart failure due to double pneumonia. Attending physician Dr M S Ricker said her death followed a period of unconsciousness and prior valvular heart trouble.
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Rochester
N. Y
Susan B. Anthony
Miss Anthony
M. S. Ricker
Governor grants reprieve in Patrick case to May 16
Albany March 12 Governor Higgins issues a further reprieve until May 16 in the Albert T Patrick murder case. The delay extends the earlier postponement from January 22 to March 19 and follows a joint request by District Attorney Jerome and Patrick's attorneys to allow time for action on the pending motion for a new trial in New York City.
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Albany
N. Y
Higgins
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
Jerome
Patrick
New York City
New Governor of Alaska Named Wilfred B Hoggatt
President Roosevelt announced the appointment of Wilfred B Hoggatt of Juneau as governor of Alaska to succeed John G Brady who recently resigned. The move places Hoggatt in the territorial leadership amid ongoing federal administration changes.
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Wilfred B. Hoggatt
Juneau
Washington
Roosevelt
Alaska
Mr. Hoggatt
John G. Brady
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