Wreck of Union Pacific passenger train near Castle Rock
A Union Pacific westbound passenger train No. 5 wrecked 56 miles east of Ogden after a landslide on Castle Rock hill. Fireman Lowham and Baggage Master Gordon killed. several cars derailed and burned. Rescue teams, doctors, and surgeons left Ogden at 6:40 to reach the scene. background reports note extensive damage and fatalities.
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Union Pacific
Ogden
Castle Rock Hill
Nioa Pacific
Castle Rock
S FF Miller
F Gunnell
G. G. Towham
C.J. Gordon
Lowham
Gordon
Parkondots
Miller
Whitney
Evanston
Joyce
Cantlo Rock
Kindness of Young Girl Richly Rewarded
Mise Elliott daughter of Dr C S Elliott of Arcanum at the Ada normal school danced with an elderly stranger who later died and left her 26000 in negotiable securities. Dr Billcott refused to publish the benefactor's name or address while noting he had lived in the west for several years.
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Columbus
Mise Jifle Kiet
C. S. Ellio
Arcanum
Normal School
Ada
Uwree Yetra
Misa Eiott
Erranger
Mina Eliott
Billcott
Kannas
Payne Tariff Bill Triggers French Export Alarm
French merchants led by Andre Sayres urge Minister Cruppi to act against the Payne tariff revision saying it threatens France’s export trade. Gloves feathers and perfumes face penalties with no wine exception possible provoking panic among exporters. If the U S imposes extra duties from 20 to 30 percent on imports France warns of retaliation.
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Paris
United States
Andre Sayres
Cruppi Todas
France
Death sentence commuted for Negros tribesman leader
Manila March 1 Governor General Smith commuted the death sentence of Papa Into the black pope of the Negros tribes. Officials feared executing him would incite followers to claim reincarnation and renew unrest. The decision keeps him confined for life to stabilize the region.
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Manila
Smith
Papa Into
Negros
Isio
Isfo
Noted French dog Marscal Ney I dies at Chicago show
The Chicago Kennel Club mourns as Marscal Ney I a French dog valued at $10,000 owned by Lincoln Bartlett of Chicago dies after swallowing corks while playing with children The animal developed acute peritonitis despite treatment by three doctors.
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Chicago
Chicago Kennel Club
Marscalel Ney I
Lincoln Bartlett
Jack London Stricken with Mysterious Illness
A Sydney letter to Howton, March 31, reports novelist Jack London struck by a mysterious illness during his world voyage aboard the Snark and forced to abandon the voyage. He plans to sell the Snark and return to California to regain health.
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Howton
Mass
Thi
Sydney
Australia
Jack London
California
North End Women Vote on Gloves at Club Meeting
At a Chicago North End Women's Club gathering on March 31 members debated dress norms and decided on wearing wool gloves during meetings. The discussion drew many hands to raise in favor and oppose the accessory policy.
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Kid Glover
North End Women’s Club
Galcago
North End Woman's Club
Dairyman Shoots Neighbor and Kills Self in Tropico
Los Angeles dairyman August Schoemer, about 60, shot and killed neighbor Mrs. Mary Austin at her home while discussing a dairy partnership. He then killed himself, leaving a young son present. authorities note mystery surrounds motive and the woman was about 40.
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Los Angeles
Schoemer
Tropico
Mary Austin
Japanese to Bring Suit for Damages
In Los Angeles on March 31, Harry Matsuoka plans a damages suit alleging imprisonment without cause after a separation from his American sweetheart. He traveled to Portand with Mrs. Stella Hurne of Hollywood. A Courtney of Portland filed the complaint and will be a defendant in the case.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Harry Matsuoka
Portland
Ore
Stellarns
Hollywood
Hurne
A. Courtney
Courtney
California race horse men leave for Mexico to seek new track
A California delegation of race horse magnates sails to Mexico City to assess prospects for opening a track at Tijuana. With only eighteen days left to race in Arcadia, the group hopes for favorable lower California approvals and to avoid reform waves. Tom Williams will lead the party once it reaches headquarters amid questions about Arcadia's future.
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Los Angeles
California
Mexico
Arcadia
Tia Juana
Lower
Une
Tom Williams
Work of Southern Child Labor Conference Adopted Recommendations
The Southern Child Labor Conference in New Orleans on March 31 approved recommendations endorsing Kentucky law provisions. It calls for no child under 14 working in factories and no child under 16 employed in mines or quarries, among other safeguards.
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Work OF Southern Child Labor Conference
Kentucky
New Orleans
Noted Complaint Leads to Rooming House Incident
A man said he felt justified in filing a complaint after spotting a person entering a Japanese rooming house following departure from a vessel. Matsuo Ka and Mrs Harrs were released on her promise to marry. They planned to return home.
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Matsuoka
Woman Who Built a Telegraph Line Is Dead
Mrs Cynthia Crosley widow of Powell Crosley builder of the first telegraph line between Sacramento California and Salt Lake City dies at her home in Seattle Washington Born October 24 1822 near Cincinnati Married in 1842 and began westward by prairie wagon She and her husband later moved to San Jose California where Mr Crosley secured the telegraph line contract from Salt Lake City to California.
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Seattle
Cynthia Crossey
Powell Crosley
Sacramento
California
Salt Lake City
Fifteenth Avenue North
Crosley
Cincinnati
Cal
San Jose
Woman Denies Kidnapping Charge in Mercer Court
Mrs. Helen Boyle wife of James Boyle was arraigned before Justice Thomas Melon in Mercer on a kidnapping charge. She pleaded not guilty and was held on $25,000 bail to await grand jury action.
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Cape
Jal
Teacher Elea nor Colgan Honored by Pope
Miss Elea nor Colgan a Brooklyn teacher at the training school for teachers has been alagsed out by Pope Pius X for enrollment in the Knights of the church. The honor, a golden cross, was presented yesterday in recognition of her services toward improving conditions for Italians in South Brooklyn. Colgan has long devoted herself to charity and religious work with the Italian Our Lady of Peace church in Brooklyn.
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New York
Eleanor Colgan
Training School
Pope Pius X
Order of Knighthood
Church
South Brooklyn
Misa Colgan
Brooklyn
Paderewski Stricken by Piano Player's Cramp
New York dispatch reports pianist Ignace Paderewski fearing a stroke of piano player's cramp may end his concert tour. He left for Europe aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse and said he may never return to America, expecting to be inactive for two years while possibly composing an opera.
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New York
Ignace Jan Parderewski
Planish
Europe
America
Mr. Paderewski
Militia to capture band of snakes eyed in Creek country
Reports from Oklahoma describe orders to seize the band of snake leaders, with Crazy Snake possibly captured. Authorities suspect raids near Checotah and retreating forces, while Abe Grayson and other leaders are targeted as dangers in the Creek nations.
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Band OF Snakes
Muskogee
Oklo
Checotah
Morgan
Pipton
Armas
Chacotah
J. J. Davis
Chandler Militia Company
William Dutty
Crazy Snake
Abe Grayson
Pierce
Grayson
Tay
Sam Haker
Baker
Barclay Morgan
Henryetta
Harjo
Hopkins Out Of Race In Chicago Senatorial Deadlock
The Chicago Tribune reports Albert J. Hopkins is practically eliminated from the senatorial race after a secret caucus of Republican leaders in Cook County. Key West is discussed as a tentative replacement, with Deneen Lorimer Buss and others represented. The deadlock persists as West is unlikely to be elected this week.
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Chicago
Tribune Today
Albert J. Hopkins
Cooh County
Hopkins
Key O. West
Deneen
Buss
West
Postmaster Campbell
Lorimer
John F. Devine
Deneon
Congressman Lorimer
Springfield
State Capitol
Weat
Fishermen narrowly escape death after whale strike at sea
In San Diego on March 6 a small boat's hull was torn by a whale’s fluke near Point Loma. Fishermen L Massa and an Italian partner were saved from drowning by crews of two other fishing vessels as their overturned craft was righted and water flooded in.
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Massa
San Diego
Cal
Sahermen
Point Loma
World markets close with mixed early gains
New York trading opened with broad stock advances on large volume but gains were small. Canadian Pacific advanced, readings like Reading and Delaware and Hudson rose, while many lesser issues fell. By noon, demand lagged, but a renewed buying surge improved prices again.
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New York
Acadian Pacific
Erie
American Locomotive
Virginia Carolina Chemical
Harriman Pacifics
Reading
Canadian Pacific
International Paper
Delaware and Hudson
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Paul
Northwestern
New York Central
Ontario and Western
Kansas City
Texas
Consolidated Gap
Lake Erie
Western
Hethlehem Steel
Polota People's Gas
American Sugar
Chicago
Great Western
Colorado
American Beee
Chicago and Allen
New Haven
National Biscuit
American Woolen
Utah
New York Stocks Mixed As Market Lists Prices
Amalgamated Copper opens at 75.8, American Car and Foundry 50.1, American Locomotive 44.1, American Smelting 88.3. American Smelting preferred at 108.0, American Sugar Refining 21.0, Anaconda Mining 1. Atchison Railway 108.25, Atchison Railway preferred 104. Baltimore and Ohio 112. Tet. Brooklyn Rapid Transit 75.875, Canadian Pacific 74.14, Chesapeake and Ohio and Le? listed among others.
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Amalgamated Copper
American Car and Foundry
American Locomotive
American Smelting
American Sugar Refining
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison Railway
Baltimore and Olio
Brooklyn Hapld Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake and Obin, & le
Market Receipts and Prices Across States and Commodities
Chicago and Kansas City reports show receipts near 25 000 cattle and 6 000 sheep with market strength. Prices span native steers five to six dollars, mixed cattle around 4 to 6, calves near five, hogs around six to seven, and pork futures mixed. Sugar, coffee, and wool text notes closing bids in New York and St Louis with grains and fibers quoted across regions.
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Chicago
March
Steandy
Texas
Jamie
Western
Kansas City
Maret
Pnclers
Opium Imports Banned After April First Hits San Francisco
Gloom fills the Chinese quarter as a new federal ruling blocks opium imports not medicinal starting April 1. Collectors fear seized stock and losses as four million dollars worth of the drug awaits clearance in bonded warehouses.
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San Francisco
Stratton
Wastengton
Orient
Uma
Wopsington
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Baggageman
G. Lawham
C. J. Gordon
Organisaion
Mrs. Bishop
Mise Elliott
M. Crupps
M. Herreotte
Apeaker
Hugues Leroux
California University
Dumas
Washington
POPE
Paderewski
Ry al
Jonit Ax
Oklahoma
Okla
Col. Hoffman
Associated Press
Checotan
Thompson
Hoffman
Tnday
Slidham
Col Hoffman
Chicago Northwestern
Chiosco
St Paul
Colorado Fuel and ‘Iron
Coloradea and Southern
Delaware
Hudson
Denver and
Rio Grande
Fis
Erie Railway
Great Northern
Rock Island Co
Southern Mailway
United States Steel
United Stites Steel
Nth
Waheeh Mallvens
Western Inten
Standard Ol Company
Chicago Livestock
Gog
Dee
Batley
Timothy
Clover
Kansas City Livestock
New Finn
St. Louie
Tomina
Territory
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