Arrests in Chicago Probe Include Chief Shippy Suspect Kin
Isadore Maron twenty is arrested near Lazarus Averbuchs home in connection with the attempted assassination of Chief George M Shippy. Olga Averbuch Tonoitis Korimioros and Edward Berman are also detained as investigations continue. Averbuch was killed during the incident and others speak to anarchist ties as police face scrutiny.
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Chicago
Isadore Maron
Lazarus Averbuch
George M. Shippy
Averbuch
O’connell
O’brien
Maron
Workman’s Hall
Maxwell Street
Chief Shippy
Olga Averbuch
Tonoitis Korimioros
Edward Berman
Augustena Hospital
Harry Shippy
Joseph Freedman
Father Leo
Denver
Shippy
Emma Goldman Denies Links to Chief Shippy Attack
Springfield Mo March 4 Emma Goldman an anarchist said she had not heard of Lazarus Ave rbuch but asserted he is not an anarchist and would not attack a boy or girl in the presence of Chief Shippy's son and daughter during the incident.
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Springfield
Emma Goldman
Chief Shippy
Lazarus Averbuch
Shippy
Assassination Threats Target Chicago Police Chief Shippy
Three weeks before March 4 detectives warned Chief Shippy that a Chicago man was marked for assassination by reds. Warnings arrived by mail claiming a foreign anarchist had been selected to kill Chicago's police chief unless he halted repressive actions against supporters. He ignored the notes as irresponsible chatter.
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Chicago
Shippy
Friends of the People
Chicago Officials Arm Themselves Amid Assassination Threat
Mayor Busse Judge George Kersten and Assistant State's Attorney B J Short bought revolvers and prepared to resist any personal violence stemming from their duties amid a repeated assassination attempt threat in Chicago.
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Busse
George Kersten
Criminal Court
B. J. Short
President to Name Public Printer Succeeder to Stillings
Washington March 4 with the president set to appoint W S Rossiter of New York to be public printer replacing Charles S Stillings of Massachusetts. Rossiter has long served as chief clerk of the census office and was assigned to review the government printing office operations.
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Washington
W. S. Rossiter
New York
Charlies S. Stillings
Massachusetts
Rossiter
Census
Government Printing Office
Paris Cabinet Plans 4000 More Soldiers for Morocco
The cabinet voted to send 4000 additional soldiers to Morocco to sustain the aggressive policy and to rest troops exhausted by ongoing operations in the country.
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Paris
Morocco
Disgrace 10 State Appeals to Lawmakers for a Bill
Fragmented OCR text reports appeals by ten states to lawmakers for a bill to free York from a supposed curse. The note references hardship, poverty, and a constitutional issue, suggesting no legal defense exists.
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York
Woman suffrage debate centers on presidency race
In Washington on March 4 the suffrage movement highlighted the race for the presidency. Mrs. Tokina chaired the judiciary committee and led discussion with Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton of Ohio in the room.
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Washington
Sesided
Tokina
Judiciary Committee
Harriet Taylor Upton
Ohio
Titus Succeeds Fish in Illinois Central Board
In Chicago on March 4, E. H. Harriman John Jacob Astor and Joseph F. Titus assist to President Harahan of the Illinois Central have been elected as directors for the term ending 1911. A. Hackstaff has?
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Chicago
E. H. Harriman
John Jacob Astor
Joseph F. Titus
Harahan
Illinois Central
Lin Hak
Hackstaff
Panic in Rome Over Smallpox Outbreak Shutdown
The article describes a Rome smallpox scare fueling panic among tourists and locals. Public telegrams are restricted to curb rumors, vaccine stocks are exhausted, and troops cordon the Santa Sabina lazaretto where cases have been isolated. A nearby hotel faces tourism disruption and complaints amid the quarantine.
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Rome
Switzerland
Santa Sabina
Nation of the Ant Millard Movement Emerges in Kansas City
March 4 report on a new national scope social movement in Kansas City. It gathers literary and professional men to harness the university spirit for politics. Rev Charles All church leader calls the university of the people the fulfillment of public schooling for adults ending class antagonism and promising prosperity.
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Kansas City
Te University
Ant Millard
Ef H. Clement
Zueblin
Louis A Sullivan
Gerald Stanley
Charles Allchurch
Kansas City University
University of the People
Call for Immense Sum on Civil War Retirement Bills
Washington reports estimates for bills to retire Civil War volunteers with pay. War Department projects $11,000,000 annually for officers and $82,000,000 for officers and enlisted. Republican leaders fear expense. committee members debate justification of increased costs and pensions for widows.
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Washington
House Committee
War Department
House
Memeregetary
Senh Asaere
Tye Hood Stance on Wage Deductions Unclear at Meeting
At the meeting Tye Hood declined to provide any information about proposed wage deductions, withholding details, or earnings. The attitude toward the plan remained undefined as attendees pressed for clarity.
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Tyehood
Murder Suspect Attacks Woman and Child in Holden
Unclear OCR text reports a violent incident at the home of Steve Holden near Holden. Two victims included a woman and a child, with one man injured. Details are fragmented. location and exact chronology unclear.
American Minister Reiterates Arbitration Demands in Venezuela
Washington presses President Castro to arbitrate claims of American citizens alleging injustice in Venezuela. W W W, the American minister, delivered a new note amid ongoing dispute over the FitzGerald concession. Five principal claims include A F Jarrett, the Orinoco entities, and the United States and Venezuela company, with disputes valued in millions.
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Castro
Caracas
Venezuela
Gerald
Orinoco Corporation
A. F. Jarrett
Orinoco Steamship Company
New York and Bermudez Asphalt Company
United States and Venezuela Company
Critdhd
Whole Train Destroyed in Powder Explosion
A Big Four freight train traveling near Litchfield on March 4 exploded when two middle cars loaded with powder detonated. The blast killed two crewmen, wrecked most of the train, and burned cargo including cotton and lumber. The concussion shattered windows for miles.
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Litchfield
Hill
Robbery at Banco Minero in Chihuahua Missing 295000 Pesos
El Paso dispatch reports Banco Minero in Chihuahua robbed when it opened Monday. 295000 pesos in bills of 1000 100 50 and 20 denominations disappeared. Vaults entered by breaking the lock and removing stone masonry. Suspected Sunday afternoon and night entry.
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el Paso
Tex
Herald
Chihuahua
Mex
Banco Minero
Bank Officials Summoned in Eeee Bill Endorsement
Dberder describes the bills and requests all banks and officers to be on the eeee plan.
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Dberder
Eeee
Grand jury indicts on alleged rebates The St Louis and San Fras rebates and Chapman and Dewey Lumber faced charges
A federal grand jury returned indictments accusing the St Louis and San Fras company and the Chapman and Dewey Lumber company of Kansas City of accepting rebates in alleged rebating schemes.
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St. Louis
San Fras
Chapman & Dewey Lumber Company
Kansas City
Federal
Judge to dissolve Detroit injunction on streetcar franchise
Judge Swan of the U S circuit court will dissolve the injunction filed by Guaranty Trust Company prohibiting Detroit from passing the Hially ordinance. He said United States courts cannot restrain legislative action but indicated the proposed franchise may be invalid after city council approval. The decree dissolving the injunction will be entered soon.
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Detroit
Swan
United States Circuit Court
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
Common Council
City of
Hially
Detroit United Railway
United States
Plea for La Follette Bill Before Senate Panel
Washington March 4 Senate education and labor committee hears H R Fuller representing trainmen unions urge support for the La Follette employers liability bill arguing it ensures justice for workers and prompts railroads to better safeguard employees lives and limbs.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Education and Labor
H. R. Fuller
la Follette
Amalgamated Mines Begin Work at Butte Montana
Brief items note Amalgamated North Butte and Coalition mines starting operations in Butte Montana. Also reports Dr Reuben Samuels died aged eighty two at St Joseph Missouri state hospital for the insane. Milk price reduction in New York.
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Amalgamated
North Butte and Coalition
Butte
Mont
Reuben Samuels
Frank
Jesse James
State Hospital For the Insane
St. Joseph
House of Lords
New York
Mexico
Guatemala
Mexico City
Barillas
Berwick
American Car and Foundry Company
Cornelia Harriman
E. H. Harriman
Robert Livingstone Gerry
Commodore
Elbridge T. Gerry
Grace Episcopal Church
Wheat market quotes show steady gains and bids
Minneapolis market report lists May wheat at 1.09 and July at 1.07 dollars. On track prices for standard grades include No 1 hard at 1.14, No 4 Northern at 1.10, No 2 Northern at 1.09, and No 8 Northern between 1.06 and 1.08 dollars.
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Minneapolis
Northern
Wheat and flax futures on track with mixed prices
In Duluth on March 3 wheat and flax futures moved on track with prices for No 1 hard at 111 1 2 cents, No 1 Northern 109 1 2 and 107 cents, May and July at 108 cents. Flax futures priced at 116 cents, May 117 and July 118 cents.
Cattle Prices Reported From St Paul Market
St Paul market notes show cattle prices for different classes with ranges from good to choice steers at 4.75 to 5.50 and fair to good steers at 4.00 to 4.75, with cows described as good to choice.
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St. Paul
Cattle and Hog Prices Reported in Chicago Markets
Chicago market brief lists cattle prices for cows and heifers Texans calves western cattle stockers and feeders with bid ranges from 1.356 to 7.25 dollars. Hogs show light and heavy categories with price ranges from 4.30 to 4.55 dollars. Sheep include yearlings and lambs quoted at 5.00 to 6.85 dollars.
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Chicago
Market Prices Report From Chicago Commodities Exchange
Chicago notes show Wheat May at 01.00 dollars and 1.00 percent, July at 9 54 cents, Sept at 92 cents. Corn May 62 cents, July 60 cents, Sept 60 4 cents. Oats May old 53 1/2 cents, May 51, July 43 4 1/4, Sept 17 1/4 cents. Pork May 12.05 dollars, July 12.35. Butter Creameries 21 3/4 cents, dairies 20 1/2 cents. Hyge 18 18 1/2 cents. Poultry chickens springs 13 cents.
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Chicago
I Springs
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