Roosevelt in Cairo Faces Nationalist Demonstrations
In Cairo March 30 Col Roosevelt and party prepared to sail to Alexandrian then Naples. Nationalist students protested his influence and policies shouting for a constitution while police kept order. A separate demonstration at the American agency was dispersed outside the English club. Coptic Journals praise Roosevelt for outspoken remarks.
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Cairo
Col. Roosevelt
Alexandrian
Naples
Seainst
Roosevelt
Shepherd's Hotel
Iiturrah
Young Egypt Party
Col
Egypt
Jotham P. Allds Convicted of Bribery in New York Senate
Jotham P. Allds has been convicted in a New York bribery case connected to state senate activities. The verdict follows a lengthy investigation and court proceedings detailing alleged influence peddling.
Beef Dava 10 Garven One Man Has Been Gathering Facts In Chicago
Evidence of varied character to be used in the Hudson county prosecution of the indicted beef packers came into the hands of Prosecutor Pierre P. Garven of Jersey City. Assistant Prosecutor James McCarthy, who has been in Chicago and other western cities gathering information, presented his report. Alexander Simpson, a Jersey City lawyer, went to Europe to study American beef in foreign markets and report on prices and exports.
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New York
Hudson County
Pierre P. Garven
Jersey City
James McCarthy
Chicago
Garven
McCarthy
Alexander Simpson
Europe
Simpson
Loosening Corset With Match Fatal
A 15 year old Brooklyn girl Nellie Rows tried to loosen a corset knot with a match. Her clothing caught fire and she was fatally burned in New York on March 0.
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New York
Nellia Rowsman
Brooklyn
Miller on Stand in Own Defense in Sayler Murder Case
Dr J S Near testified about Miller wearing a blood stained face after Crescent City shooting in Sayler murder case. State to finish case this week. Miller expected to testify Friday with Mrs Sayler following. Coroner Barnum inquest notes discussed amid defense objections.
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Miller
Near
Dr. Miller
Mrs. Sayler
Mississippi Adopts Resolution for Income Tax Amendment
Jackson March 20 The Mississippi legislature has adopted a resolution in favor of the income tax amendment to the U S Constitution.
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Mississippi
Jackson, Miss
Mis.sissippi
United States
Miners Agree to Five Cent Wage Increase in Ohio Strike Deal
After weeks of talks among mine operators and miners in Ohio Indiana and western Pennsylvania a settlement was reached to avert a strike The agreement grants a maximum five cent per ton wage rise while other disputed items including an eight hour day and a half holiday were settled by compromise President issued a statement confirming the accord and urging calm in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Cincinnati
Con
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Scandal Clouds Senate Bid In Mississippi Mining City
President Lewis of the United Mine Workers condemned stock gamblers behind a coal strike affecting the mining industry nationwide. He spoke as about 1,200 miners who had gathered in the city for weeks dispersed to their homes on horses, amid tense election speculation.
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Lewis
United Mine Workers
Chicago Grain and Livestock Markets Report March 30 1910
Chicago markets show mixed activity with hogs weak and cattle steady. Estimated receipts 18000 hogs today and 10000 cattle with Western and native stock movements noted. grain futures data shows May wheat around 114 1 4 and July near 107 1 2 with soy and corn bids listed.
Local Market Prices and Quotations
The notice lists prevailing prices for grains and farm products at Washington City markets. Including oats hay straw flour bran shorts corn meal butter and fowl and egg quotations from Keister and Son with per unit and per hundred measures and several indeterminate figures.
Babcock Case Against North American Live Stock
John A. Babcock files a case against North American Live Stock Commission Company at U and Stock Yards Chicago Illinois. Details focus on a dispute over services and payments. The action ties to Chicago legal proceedings and corporate entities involved in livestock commerce.
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John A. Babcock
American
Stock Commission Company, U. & Stock Yards
Chicago, Ill
Miller's Mind Blank Leaves Star Stranded in Memory
Detroit report says Joy Miller, Michigan university football star missing since January, has returned home with no memory of his past. He recalls only meeting a Chicago group bound for Manitoba and joining them, then wandering the northwest. He fails to recognize his sister and his sight and reading ability are partially gone. His father restricts interviews and plans to rebuild memory with familiar relatives and friends.
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Detroit
Joy Miller
Michigan University
Chicago
Manitoba
Moody murder case summons reach key figures
Detectives pursue Peter Peterson or Reilly, former coachman to Congressman Willam J. Moxley, for questioning in the Alexander Moody arsenic murder. Peterson is in Kane County. authorities threaten force if he resists. Subpoenas issued for Peterson and Mrs. Moody to appear before the coroner on April 12.
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Chicago
St. Charles
Hoffman
Peter Peterson
Reilly
Willam J. Moxley
Schwertter
Alexander Moody
Moody & Waters Company
Peterson
Kane County
Cork
Moody
Cuts Chicago Sister in Will
Under the will of Joseph H. Sheets filed here, Mary M. Evans of Kansas City will inherit 394950. Sheets was a bachelor here. His sisters Mrs. Blien S. Evans of Chicago and Mrs. Belle S. Little of Janesville inherit 2000 each.
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St. Louis
Mareh
Joseph H. Sheets
Tarry M. Evans
Kansas City
Sheets
Blien S. Evans
Chicago
Belle
Bribery Charge Convicts Allds But Senate Accepts His Resignation
New York Senate votes 38 to 8 to sustain Benn Conger’s bribery charge against Jotham P. Allds, but he resigns before sentencing, freeing himself from the chamber. Conger faces possible trial. swing vote by majority leaders and shifting allegiances noted as the investigation closes.
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Albany
N. Y
Senate
Benn Conger
Jotham P. Allds
Allds
Conger
Hiram G. Moe
Grafton
Tompkins County
Frank and
American Bridge Company
House
Assemblyman
Stevens
Malloy
Cobb
Committee of the Whole
Illinois Weather: Showers Thunderstorms Move Across State
Weather report notes showers and thunderstorms across Illinois with colder air. Expect fairer skies and cooler temperatures tomorrow, as a frontal boundary shifts through the region.
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Illinois
Costly Jewels Stolen From Mrs Bugher in Washington Case
Mrs Frederick D Bugher wife of New York Deputy Police Commissioner was robbed of jewels valued at about 20000 dollars while visiting her mother in law Mrs Nicol Ludlow wife of Rear Admiral Ludlow. Clarence Wilson 12 year old helper is suspected of stealing the diamond necklace dagger star emblem ring sapphire set earrings and pins and $150 in cash.
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Washington
Frederick D. Bugher
Bugher
New York
Nicol Ludlow
Ludlow
Clarence Wilson
Rock Island Wreck Probe Opens in Marshalltown
Iowa railroad commission begins inquiry into last weeks Rock Island Twin City Express wreck near Green Mountain with fifty deaths. Officials and employees with direct knowledge summoned to appear.
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Marshalltown
Green Mountain
Iowa Railroad Commission
Talk Road
New Bishop Den is O D onaghue for Louisville Diocese
Rev. Denis O'Donaghue is chosen as bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Louisville. The cathedral ceremony featured pontifical high rites and elaborate public observances marking the event.
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Louisville
Denis O'Donaghue
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