Anarchist Suspects Questioned After Bomb Incident
Police hold Red and Silverstein as detectives search for links to an anarchist group. An explosion wounded Silverstein and another man, Berkman, amid claims of a police plot. Doctors report Silverstein could recover, and the case heads toward a possible jury trial as investigators pursue further suspects.
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New York
Merch Fi
Prinda
Henry O Prink
Berkman
Bilverstein
Heovkion
Beckman
Anarchiet Federation Union
Herkmen
Silverstein
Bellevoie Cahd
Pima Golinwin
Alexander Heck Tuan
Selig Silverstain
Robert Hunter
Npeoc
Northal Pact
Orl
Toearch
Wright brothers accept $100,000 wager claim
Dayton Ohio March 7 Wright brothers, inventors of an airship, passed several tests and are thinking seriously of meeting the $100,000 wager. A Brooklyn inventor and a partner propose trips from New York to Chicago while the Dayton men are confident their machine will operate without stop between cities.
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Dayton, O
Wright Brthers
Milwind Ty Apl
Ilyens
Brooklyn
Ries
New York
Chicago
Darton
Chicago Man Faces Suit Over County Building Wreck
A Chicago man and associates sue Krag claiming he misused funds from a county building wreck, seeking an accounting. McMahon and Seibert allege Krag was paid 800 in weight for the work and must answer for alleged misappropriation to county commissioners.
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Chicago
Jones A. W. Mahon
Willian Seibert
Cam Tractore
Miperio Court
Tnday
Mat Felipatian
Krag
McMauin
Selbner
Maui
State Legislature Proposes Education Governance Reforms
The article outlines legislative moves to simplify school board duties, empower towns to set local rules, and permit lesser regulatory burdens. It notes proposed financial measures, election governance, and potential amendments affecting mayors, villages, and education funding in the state.
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Renate—Hille
Boards of Education
Hanlee
Mravtuate
Sparta
Inkiite
Devonitarions
Authow
Fae County
Oriversaloners
Eid Ome
Strona
Rutherford M. Maye
Aple
Hayes Homestead
T Ae Bo
Alning
Enus
Thatinnal
Conewien
Oneiny
Diverse Navy, labor and disaster items flood late era news
Reports span a US Navy shipboard officer in San Diego and March, a joint wage conference by Todiana coal miners and operators set to start April 1, a resigning judge in New York, a Mexico church leader’s death aged 80, a Providence church collapse killing two boys, the long sleep of Mrs. Beulah Hawkins at Los Angeles County Hospital, a seaman fined for trespass, two deaths from a dynamite blast in Michigan, a Newton, Massachusetts fire causing injuries, and milk delivery advances amid impending strikes on Atlantic avenues with changes to sample delivery vehicles.
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F. Dowling
Missouri
Divi
San Diego
Cal
San Clatro
Magdalena Hay
Atlantic
Todiana
Charles Andrews
Court of
Providence
Maas
Beulah Hawkins
Los Angeles
Pierpont Morgan
Robert W. Fishkuller
Keller
Filmeter
Albert Uren
Robin Dawe Nee
Ansrin Ming
Swanken
Mich
Atlantic Avenue
Rewton Meniay
China
Harvard Professor Eliot to Depart in March Visit
President Charlie W. Eliot of Harvard will leave the city tomorrow for a tour, delivering remarks at several events. He will be hosted by Wolveretles and speak at multiple gatherings before returning to campus.
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Hawaiian Islands
Samoa
Melbourna
Sidney
Manila
Yokotama
Japan
Philippines
Suez Canal
Prof
Eliot
Harvard
Camberlan
Mage
Match
Chartoe W. Eliot
Elty Toewliy
Turing
Negro Prizefighter slain in Cheyenny fight
Arthur Thompson, a Black prizefighter, died from injuries after a fight in Cheyenny when his associate George Harper attacked him with an axe. Harper reportedly was under Cocaine influence during the assault, leaving the victim with severe cuts to head, neck, and body.
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Cheyenny
Wye
Arthur Thompson
George Harper
Harper
Congress and Crime Tales From March Washington
Senate debate on a bill authorizing harmoming of the Snake river project and a death penalty repeal proposal in the District of Columbia are on the agenda. Five convicts escaped Marion County Jail in West Virginia and one may have drowned in the Monongahela river while a search continued.
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Congressional
Senate
Tine
Washington
District of Columbia
Ways and Means
Gil
Forentry
Dobele
Falemont
Wo Va
Marek Ald Jetr Taylor
Marion County
Monongahela
Russian Note on Macedonia Reform Acceptance
A foreign imitator signer states to the Russian hole that Italy accepts and will support all propositions contained in a reform plan regarding Macedonia.
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Ana
Signer Tittent
Macedonia
Italy
Refrain From Comment in London Papers on President
The London press mostly avoids commentary on the presidency while The Daily News argues the star’s influence remains potent. The passage notes papers differ in tone but agree on limited public reaction amid current events.
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Laden
Maren
London
Daily News
Miners Prepare Nationwide Strike Action Today
Indianapolis reports union miners plan to lay down picks across multiple states. About 260,000 workers from Indiana, Ohio, Western Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Texas, Michigan, West Virginia, and more will halt mining as existing contracts expire or wait for district agreements after April 1. Talks in Indiana, Illinois, and other zones stall with minimal willingness to meet.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Moreh &L
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Minsolr
Lews
Katiens
Oklahoma
Arkaneas
Texas
Bdwan Bloke
Mde
Tyddenn Ditueninetie
Echalin Ifet
Hiinots
Michigan
Terre Haute
Putainrg
Springfield
Indiana
Iet
Wireless report shifts ship departure from San Franches
A Commercial Wireless station reports Admiral Evane Gagehip Connecticut remained at Magdalena on March 31 and had not left for San Francisco with Admiral Evans as a Washington dispatch claimed. The note clarifies the expected Tuesday movement and corrects the earlier report.
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San Franches
Evane
Auditor's Agent Loses Case in Kentucky March Session
In Winchester Kentucky auditor’s agent MP Rehorn faced a trial before Judge Evans. The case concerned a claim tied to a large value of Lotmece earnings. The judge ruled that Rehorn failed to prove the allegations and dismissed the case.
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Winchester
Rehorn
Hurley Tobaone
Hack Tees
Wak
Jnige Evans
Tobacco Growers Protected by Guard in West Virginia
In Huntington on March 1, authorities plan measures to shield tobacco growers from night riders. General Burlew will act on a directive from Governor Dawson to deploy troops to deter attacks and safeguard the crop during the current season.
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Huntington
W. Va
Tabaccn
Gov
Dawson
Nocedtary
New Counterfeit Bill Out in New York
Discovery of a counterfeit twenty dollar gold certificate prompts alert in New York. Officials report the note is a poor imitation with irregular XX marks and weak engraving. Back features rough color wash and misaligned back stamp. One quarter inch shorter serial on the back indicates counterfeit.
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New York
Grand Direst Bank Onehier
Cain
Tobacco Warehouse for Dayton Port of Entry Proposal
Dayton official proposes a tobacco warehouse at Dayton port of entry to speed imports through the American Cigar Co. and reduce freight costs. Dayton Leuleville Cleveland and western factories would ship via the local port, saving time and money by avoiding New York delays.
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Dayton
D. Maret
American Cigar Ca
Elkar Company
New York
Mystery Surrounds Death of John Barnes Near Berea
Police cannot determine if John Barnes of Bandy Lake Pa died from a train strike or foul play near Berea. He died at the Clie hospital from a fractured skull after an alleged fall. Supt Potineu and Atarahal Bowles disagree on the cause, with Berea officials weighing both theories.
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Haro
Marohi
John Barnes
Bandy Lake
Wan
Bere
Clie
Potineu
Ale Shore
Barnes
Atarahal Bowles
Berea
Trarapa
Heirs Hold Meeting In Pittsburg Conference
Heirs Lime Maret Helre of Christopher Work held a meeting in Pittsburg to decide if miners in the Western Renvarivalia district will be shut down pending a settlement. T. J. Larwle, newly elected president of the hired Mine Workers, attended from Miteburg for the conference.
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Lime
Maret -Helre of
Christophur
Pittsburg
Dinisburk
T. J. Larwle
Renvarivalia
Crude Oil Output Leads To Slow Westward Gain
State telegraph reports a sluggish middle western crude oil yield with only slight improvement. several local incidents follow, including deaths from burglary, train injuries, and a hospital shooting. Notable items include Andrew Carnegie offering funds for a Medina church organ, a banker's jail warrant, and multiple court actions.
Night Riders Keep Away in Columbia Ohio March State Marshal Report
Deputy Marshals Sweeny and Ambrose at Cincinnati state that reports claim a large amount of tobacco was burned in Ohio by night riders, but Grenier Han received the letter asserting the contrary to the reports.
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Columbia
Grenier Han
Sweeney
Ambrose
Cincinnati
Ohio
Receiver Appointed for Husband’s Business in Ashland
Mrs. Harry By Snyder of Ashland sought a receiver for her husband’s business after his absence. W Moore was appointed receiver. Snyder, a brigadier general of the 1. C. C. F. of Ohio, had been a candidate for grand warden.
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Anks
Ashlind
Harry By
Snyder
Ashland
W. Moore
Oho
Court Affirms Conspiracy Sentence in Ohio Trade Case
The court affirmed the imprisonment sentence for conspiracy to restrain trade. The defendant may seek leave to file a petition in error in the Supreme Court, though there is doubt it will be allowed since the issue has not been decided by Ohio courts.
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Toledo
Enmien Plows
Circuit
Ohio
Resignation Tenders Professorship at Ohio State University
Geo B Vilew resigns as associate professor of German and literature at Ohio State University to focus on private work. He will take effect at the close of the current academic year while continuing his role as president of the American Exparante association.
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Columbus
Geo. B. Vilew
Ohio State University
Vilew i
American Eaperante Association
Emperor Francie Joseph Detter meets Von Buelow in audience
Fragmentary report notes Emperor Francie Joseph Detter of Vienna and Jonenh figure Daw cone retely attended a WHR walk in the agen mip Coy. Detter also received in audience Prinad Von Buelow, the Urrmanvhanowilor, suggesting a formal court encounter.
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Francie Joseph Detter
Vienna
Mine Farrar Honored as Imperial Court Singer Nominee
Berlin report notes American singer Mias Perabdine Farrar nominated an imperial court singer by the emperor. The item mentions Looks Best in Years and provides a fragmented agricultural forecast about a larger wheat crop due to mild winter and late planting dates, with references to Chanton and regionwide farming trends.
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Mine Farrar
Berlin
Mias Perabdine Farrar
Chanton
Tate
Thie
Flora Whaley Surrogate Proceedings and Winnipeg Rail Plans
Flora Whaley of New York appears before Surrogate Taekaon al Mincolm on March 31 regarding events tied to Floretta Whaley and Jere K. Cooke, with references to executrix Kesiah Whaley and a May 11 judgment. Winnipeg council debates the sale of 30 miles of electric street railway, a power plant, and related plants in a $14 million Toronto quotation scenario, plus a $5 million Winnipeg River power plant project and a committee to finalize negotiations.
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Flora Whaley
New York
Taekaon al Mincolm
Floretta Whaley
Jere K. Cooke
Bl. George
Eptacopat Chien
Henipeteni
California
Kesiah Whaley
Marette
John Whaley
Rourell
Franettar
Street
Torpedo Boat Takely Damaged Off Navy Yard
Wartime report states torpedo boat Takely sustained a large hole below the water line on the port side during protection exercises four miles from the navy yard. A Blackley deck board and a court inquiry were noted. a Navy test range 4,000 yards away featured a Whitebend torpedo misdirection. Injured party listed as Bodine while another line mentions a separate young death in Huntington, Massachusetts, and a court appointment involving CF Mo Millers and Judy Brows.
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Tae Heen
Eptt
Navy Yard
Afon
Navy
Professor Koch to Visit America and Abroad in 18 Months
Professor Robert Koch and his wife Jett depart Monday for Bremen to board the Kronprincesse for New York. They will be away for 18 months with a extended voyage to Japan, China and Indo China after a stay in the United States.
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Prof
Koch
America
Berlin
Mare
Robert Koch
Jett
Bremen
Kronpringesa
Coetiia
New York
Japan
China
Indo China
United States
Mayflower voyage visits Evan Hall plantation
The Mayflower docked in New Orleans on a Mississippi journey. The Roosevelt children disembarked for inspections of a plantation named Evan Hall, owned by Harry McCall, a New Orleans customs collector, during the voyage.
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New Orleans
March St
Theodore Roosevelt
Monday
Mississippi River
Plantaton
Evan Hall
Harry McCall
Typically American Item for a German Visitor
A German visitor in New York spent a week observing town life to choose a single American souvenir. He researched conditions and sought a representative symbol of American culture before deciding on a purchase. He chose six packages of chewing gum as a keepsake of the land of the free.
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New York
Ancient Guide Found Among Greek Texts in Rome
A collection of Egyptian pagri Profesenc Jules Nicole reports an ancient Latin guide through Rome. It lists sculpture inventories and indicates where each plate was located. The find may aid dating and attribution of namely nameloes ptatuen.
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Jules Nicole
Rome
Independence of American exporters on freight rebates noted
The article contrasts American exporters with English lines claiming freights under agreement while American exporters act more independently as they do not receive rebates from shippers. The piece highlights the tension between ships, steamship lines, and trade practices between nations.
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New York
South Africa
England
Advice to a Lawyer on Flawed Legal Instruments
A quirky editorial urges lawyers to always include some flaw in any instrument even a will to avoid perfection that could betray the profession. It humorously notes many women’s burdens stem from not knowing how to cook.
Matrimonial Turmoil and Bold Confession in City
The Philadelphia Record recounts Pat the bartender's notorious marital strife in the city center. Claims of repeated abuse surface alongside his stubborn denial. A pneumonia scare prompts his wife to press for truth as doctors hint at dire news.
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Pat
Philadelphis
The Way They Do It Now in Arithmetic Teaching
In old time schooling parents faced odd division methods that confused learners. The piece notes how contemporaries now teach division with the divisor on the left, quotient on the right, and remainder placed after the quotient, correcting earlier practice.
Germanic Pensions Promise and False Alive Certificate
A German widow sought her pension at a Berlin office claiming she was alive. She submitted a village mayor’s certificate, but the officer rejected it for dating issues. She asked what certificate was needed, and the reply demanded proof she was alive on September 16, with firm insistence.
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vMcer
Berlin
Beached Blackfish Found On Tarpon Springs Shore
Seven blackfish, a small Apecten of whale, were found dead on the Tarpon Springs beach a week before last. An old South Pacific whaler noted that the beached fish dive from the sea and can die after stranding if unable to back off. the nose rests on the sand while the tail lies extended to sea.
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Tarpon Springs
South Pacific
St. Petersburg
A New Anaesthetic Claim by Electric Method
An item from the Boston Herald reports a French colonist Prof Leduc claiming a method to induce anaesthesia with electricity without chemical agents. It notes similarities claimed by Prof Scripture of Yale and cautions that science must verify the method and outcome before heralding any result. The verdict of the scientific community is awaited.
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Leduc
Scripture
Yale University
Boaton Herald
Workingman and Higher Education in Blackwood’s Magazine
The excerpt argues that workingmen earning degrees in arts or sciences remain working class, claiming universities would need practical trades like masonry or shoemaking professors. It contends that even if universities adapt to secondary school standards, their curricula must stay literary or scientific rather than practical.
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Black
Wood
Mechanical Schooling and the Machine View
A compact critique from the graphic column denounces modern education as a massive machine that produces only fitting, impersonal cogs. It argues schooling shapes students into mechanical beings ill-suited for real-world duties.
When Four Men Talk On The Stoop Insomaqa Curio
A fragment notes conversations among men on a stoop and hints at a wife’s reaction described as Insomala, suggesting a domestic or social vignette without clear event or outcome.
Tide Turning Deaths Across Ages and Tales
A fragmentary discussion notes a belief that death occurs at the ebb or turn of the tide. It cites Aristotle, Dickens, and a Gravesend anecdote about dying at tide change, linking lore with a shramper’s word heard recently.
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Dravesond
Thames
Dickens
David Copperfeld
Mr. Barkis
Aristotle
Mr. Peggotty
Gravesend
Where Woman Rules The Khaals Of India A Matriarchate Study
The Chicago Journal describes the Khaals of India numbering 176,614 living in a society with a matriarchal structure in which the mother holds real property and inheritance. Marriage moves the husband to his wife’s household as the mother remains the central family bond and ruler.
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India
Chicago Journal
Navy Recreations in Peace Time
Idle moments aboard warships during peacetime prompt calls for clever leadership. The piece argues crews could be employed in useful tasks such as hospital work or other beneficial activities. It questions wasting time while emphasizing health and morale benefits.
A Table Delicacy and Its Embryonic Cams Dish
A garbled recipe note describes a delicacy involving a laying hen and embryonic cams of uncertain size. It mentions yolk content, boiling, and a paste applied to tomatoes with various powders. The text warns readers that those who partake could deplete supplies quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gueate
Idaho's farming boom through old crop records
Old Idaho text touts high yields and fertile land once given to sage brush, noting crops like wheat corn potatoes and alfalfa. It mentions market demand and long debated productivity, reflecting early press optimism about agricultural riches and potential.
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Idaho
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