Crazy Snake Seeks Surrender Amid Oklahoma Militia Stand
Reports say Crazy Snake Chitto Harjo, Creek leader, offers to surrender to Sheriff Odom amid a large Oklahoma militia pursuit. Dispatches from Guthrie and Henrietta detail quiet conditions, preparations for possible engagement, and continued vigil as forces encircle the tribes in the Hills southwest of Henrietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crazy Snake
Guthrie
Okla
Mbtia
Henrietta
Henrittia
Henriettia
Sceone
Carlisle Graduate Says Indians Do Not Want War
Albert H. Nash a Carlisle graduate and Winnebago member in Nebraska denounces Oklahoma outbreak. He calls self styled Indians outlaws, asserts real Indians favor peace and urges government punishment of marauders amid growing tensions with the white population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Philadelphia
Albert H. Nash
Oklahoma
Nebraska
United States
Taft Urges Golfers to Play to Beat Him
Washington March 10 The President Taft extends the courtesy of allowing the monarch to win in games yet warns that in golf he should be challenged and defeated by capable players. The remark appears as Taft invites golf players to strive for victory against him on the links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevy Chase
Mr. Taft
Taft
Washington
America
President Taft
Jane
Special Pension Acts Passed by Congress Briefing
Washington reports that during the sixtieth congress 6,697 special pension acts were enacted, boosting payments by about 1 million dollars. Since Civil War pensions total 3,054,465,366 with administration costs near 112 million, and current year payments exceed 153 million. Projections suggest a ten year roll of 75 to 80 million unless new legislation adds to the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
McCumber
Senate Committee On Pensions
Skft
Pension Bureau
Sulloway
South Senators Protest Status on Finance Panel
Senators Scott and Elkinn of West Virginia voiced Southern neglect in the Senate finance committee membership. In a Republican caucus, Scott noted no Southern Republicans sit on the panel, a point echoed by colleague Mr Perkins in the open Senate session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Washington
Marih
Scott and
Elkinn
West Virginia
Senate Committee On Finance
Senate
Scott
Terkins
Southern Democrats Claim Neglected Interests in Tariff Committee
Debate centers on the South’s representation in drafting tariff legislation as committee members deny influence and argue southern iron, cotton, and related industries lack voice. Senators Scott and others anticipate attempts to amend the bill in the Senate. Scott supports the current tariff law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Didate
Mr. Scott
Manon
Dixon
Senate
Scott
An Italian anarchist aids attempt on Roosevelt aboard Hamburg
A dispatch reports an Italian anarchist aboard the Hamburg sought to poison Theodore Roosevelt during the New York to Horta voyage. The plan was thwarted, the man was arrested, and authorities debated accomplices and Black Hand links while a Reuters correspondent called the attack story untrue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Secure Today
Horta
Theodore Roosevelt
Hamburg
New York
Roosevelt
Kidnaper Boyle Reaches Sharon After Erie Train Stop
James H. Boyle, accused of kidnapping Willie Whith, arrived at the Erie and Pittsburgh station in Sharon with palsy and fear of a mob. About 300 people were at the Mercer train stop. Sheriff Gumbert and Councilman Wasson aided Boyle’s wife with clothing. Rumors persist that she may reveal damaging details, while prosecutors remain reticent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Sharon
Erie & Pittsburg
James H. Boyle
Willie Whith
Pittsburg
Mercer
Gumbert
Greatest Jetties To Be Built At Sandy Hook
March 30 report states the government will begin constructing the greatest jetties at Sandy Hook to stop sea incursions that threaten the peninsula. Congress has allotted 30,000 to start, with bids sought to build nineteen wooden structures totaling 3,800 feet, aiming to shield targets at the proving grounds and curb beach loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sandy Hook
Ultmately
Pentin Wui
Congress
Bida
Verdict Not Guilty for Cradlebaugh in Walton Murder
The jury acquits John C. Cradlebaugh of Wal lace Idaho in the Denver murder case of Frederick W. Walton. After a five hour deliberation the unanimous verdict followed initial votes of nine to three in favor of acquittal. Cradlebaugh, a prominent Odd Fellow, claimed self defense and unwritten law as Walton declined to reveal his wife and boy’s location. Mrs Cradlebaugh testified about her relationship with Walton. The courtroom crowd applauded as Cradlebaugh, pale and calm, thanked each juror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
John C. Cradlebaugh
Wallace
Idaho
Frederick W. Walton
Cradlebaugh
Walton
Sixteenth and
Champ Streets
Craidlebaugh
Ashy White
Man Visited Mrs Boyle at Mercer Jail
The Mercer jail received a visitor described as Mrs Boyle’s brother. Sheriff Chess doubted that claim, suspecting the man might be an accomplice of the woman Mreff. The visit was tightly staged with no others present, and the man did not register or eat in Mercer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mreff
Boyle
Mercer Jail
Chess
Sharon
Whitla Receives Threatening Letters in Sharon
The Whitla family arrived in Sharon seeking Atlantic City. Mr. Whitla turned twenty five threatening letters over to the postal authorities. The letters threaten his home with dynamiting if prisoners are not freed and demand $5,000 deposited in Ohio to fund defenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Whitla
Atlantic City
Hale Resolution Aims to Limit Extra Session Business
Washington March 29 In the senate Senator Hale chairman of the Republican caucus introduced a resolution to confine the extra session to the tariff bill and census but amended it to allow introduction of bills and executive business. Senator Elkins criticized finance committee representation noting New England seats but South denied. The senate adjourned until Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Hale
Elkins
Friance
New England
South
Miners Dead in Race Riot at Jasonville Mines
Terre Haute dispatch reports five American miners wounded in a night riot at the Bogle mines north of Jasonville Indiana as Hungarian workers fired on Americans who warned them to quit. Hungarians barricaded in a home, surrounded by armed guards, with the house riddled by bullets and numerous Foreigners wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Bogle
Jasonville
World Markets Close Mixed Amid Broad Activity
New York March 40 Many prominent speculative stocks held near yesterday's levels with mixed gains and losses across sectors. Selling pressure pushed some prices down while a rally in US Steel and St Paul offered brief lift. By noon the market was dull but firm as traders weighed declines and selective gains.
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New York
Westerday
New York Central
St. Paul
Inter
United States Steel
Financial snapshot of prominent U S stocks and bonds
A list of major American firms and railroads with current quoted prices and preferred stock values including Amalgamated Copper American Car and Foundry American Locomotive American Smelting Sugar Refining Anaconda Minining Chicago etc plus Standard Oil and Union Pacific entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Copper
American Car and Foundry
American Locomotive
American Smelting
American Sugar Refining
Anaconda Minine Co
Atchison
Chicago
Mil
St. Paul
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern
Delaware and Hudson
Denver and Rio Grande
Denver and Rio Grande, PLC
Erie Railway
Great Northern
Great Northern Ore Utfs
Minois Central
New York Central
Reading Railway
Rock Island Co
Southern Pacific
Souther Railway
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Pld
Wabash Railway
Western Union
Standard Oil Company
Chicago Livestock and Kansas City Market Report
Chicago and Kansas City livestock lists show cattle receipts around 11,000 at KC with steady to slow trade, hogs about 20,000 with lower undertone, sheep receipts near 6,000 and variable quotes for steers cows and calves. Prices range from native cows at 2.75 to 6.00, hogs 6.50 to 6.85 and lambs up to 7.80, with futures and grains mixed alongside wheat corn and sugar notes.
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Chicago
Texas
Kansas City
Mareh
Fed Ewes
McLean of Chelsea Retires From Bicycle Track
Hugh McLean, Chelsea rider and holder of the world middle distance motor paced title and world records for one and two miles, retires from the bicycle track to manage boxer Sandy Ferguson. Notable achievement includes winning the all Nations race in Paris in 1905, a 112 mile event.
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Toston
Hugh McLean
Chelsea
Sandy Ferguson
Paris
Langford defeats Harris in Boston bout stoppage
New York report says Sam Langford, the Boston fighter, easily defeated Morris Harris. Harris went down from a left to the jaw in the seventh round and the referee stopped the bout to prevent a knockout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sam Langford
Tonight
Morris Harris
Harris
Atherwine
Roosevelt Receives Ovation in Ponta Delgada Azores
Ex president Theodore Roosevelt arrived aboard the Hamburg in Ponta Delgada on March 30 and was greeted with an enthusiastic ovation. He toured sights with American consul and vice consul, then departed for Gibraltar. Roosevelt and his party, including Moyses Benanis, went on a shooting expedition at Horta and bagged sixteen birds.
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Poula Delgada
Sao Miguel
Azores
Hamburg
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Haward A Creevey
William MM. Nichelle
St Michaels
Horta
Mr. Roosevelt
Moyses Benanis
Mr Roosevelt
Premature Dynamite Explosion Kills Eight Near Chillicothe
Eight men are dead and eight injured after a dynamite blast on the Norfolk and Western line five miles south of Chillicothe Ohio. A work crew unloading a car of dynamite triggered the explosion. Victims include Charles Buchanan of Columbus the conductor in charge and Jonathan Floyd also of Columbus. John Hayes of Antonio Ohio is among the deceased. Debris was blown up to 200 yards.
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Chillicothe
Norfolk and Western Railway
Here
Taday
Charles Buchanan
Columbus
Jonathan Floyd
John Hayes
Antonio
Annual tribute to busy slot machines report
San Francisco authorities report over twelve million dollars in nickels paid annually to slot machines. Supervisor Comte said a forthcoming antislot ordinance would be recommended after a grand jury investigation. Healy noted the city would gain by suppressing devices, while questioning revenue impacts and concerns about licensing other disreputable games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Franciscoo
San Francisco
Comte
Healy
Grand Jury
Board of ‘Sujpervisors
Bank President Dies in Pest House in Los Angeles
William I. Palmaniter president of the Central Bank of Oaland Cal died today in the pest house in Los Angeles of smallpox. He had been removed from the Alexian Drive Hotel last Thursday when he fell ill, and was one of the foremost financiers in California.
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Pest House
Los Angeles
William I. Palmaniter
Central Bank of
Oaland
Cal
Pest
Amallpox
Alexiandria
Palmaniter
Califori
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Hoffman
Muskogee
Oklo
Times-Democrat
Odom
Guilirie
Canton
Crazy Snare
Old Hickory
Col. Hoffman
Oklahoma City
Owa
Tion
Col Hoffmans
Soliers
Hickory
Famillas
Henryetta
Pierce
Checotah
Dis Band
Scott and Elkins
W. VA
Fayal Islands
London
Marel
Reuter Telegram Company
Ponta Delgada
Begu
Man
Mrs. Boyle
Fale
Santos
St. Louis
Hugh M'Lean
Langford
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