Bomb injures inspector as package opened in New York
A bomb mailed to Judge Otto A. Rosalsky exploded when Inspector Egan opened the package in New York. Egan was wounded but acted to prevent greater harm while police pursue the suspected makers. Rosalsky, questioned later, denied knowing the sender amid heightened Brandt case tensions.
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Judge Rosalsky
Supreme Court
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Police Department
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Brandt
National Chairman Hill Dies in Boston
John Fremont Hill, longtime Republican National Committee chairman and former Maine governor, died in Boston after a short illness at age about 57. Victor Roosatter was named to succeed him as chairman. Mrs. Brockman Lorillard, wife of a tobacco trust executive, was found dead by her own hand at the Holland hotel amid rumored domestic strains.
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Chicago
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Hill
Roosatter
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John F. Hin
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Holland Hotel
Tabocco Trust
Contential Tabocco Company
La Follette Attacks Roosevelt in North Dakota
Senator Robert La Follette spoke in Valley City on his Republican convention tour and hurled heated remarks at Theodore Roosevelt. He warned Roosevelt would face scrutiny under oath for political actions, promising to bite and hold back the larger bite he claims Roosevelt would swallow.
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Robert LaFollette
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
LaFollette
Teddy Roosevelt
Teddy
Rumors Fly About Roosevelt Rethinking 1912 Bid
Special Nugget Service reports rumors across Oyster Bay and New York that Theodore Roosevelt may withdraw from the race. Anticipation and speculation sweep Chicago headquarters as Taft supporters push for a united Republican fight. Roosevelt plans a public talk Tuesday to announce his stance amid unsettled convention prospects.
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Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Taft
New York
Howlore Roosevelt
William Taftei
Final burial of the battleship Maine in Havana harbor revelation
The Maine final burial took place Saturday as tugs towed wreckage to sea and torches fired a shot to seal the fate of the ill fated ship. The North Carolina ne cruiser heads here with the remains of thirty four sailors making a total of forty two bodies en route to Arlington cemetery.
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Havana
North Carolina
Arlington Cemetery
Six Industrials Arrested in San Diego Dynamiting Probe
Six street orators from the Industrial Workers of the World were arrested in San Diego on charges of wholesale dynamiting. Police, mayoral aid, and citizens have kept order as bombings damaged several buildings amid a three week disturbance by soapbox agitators.
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Cal
Gana
Eastern Star hosts complimentary social for Masons and ladies
The Eastern Star will hold a complimentary social at the Masonic temple Monday evening inviting all Masons and their ladies.
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Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Finance Bill Passes in Washington for Fiscal Year
Report from Washington notes the finance bill has passed for the upcoming fiscal year. The vote and implications for federal budgeting are outlined, with emphasis on appropriations and policy details affecting agencies.
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Washington
Puget
Excise Bill Reported in Democratic Caucus
Porterwood representatives favor an excise bill described as an indirect tax on consumers, aimed at lowering sugar prices while reducing profits of the sugar trust and restoring revenue to the government through duties on the commodity.
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Porterwood
Mike Sneomime
Wits Geredte
Deanorratic
Fom
Sugar Trust
Six Americans imprisoned in Maxie Mexico
Word from Tuscon New Mexico dated March 15 reports six American prospectors jailed in Maxie at Altar. The prisoners say rebels captured them and Mexican authorities refuse to grant liberty. Government stamped goods in liquors sold at Eagle saloon or by calling Main 1%
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Altar
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