Strikers Clash with Police in Philadelphia Riots
As 20 000 protesters clash with officers in the business district, cars are stoned and windows broken. Police make several arrests while union leaders call for arbitration and urge all workers to join a citywide strike affecting transit, utilities, and manufacturing.
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Bambridge
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James Ospeil
Front
Dauphin
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Aeemz Gen
Devin Stanisland Hebener
John McCarthy
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North Ninth Street
J Burwood
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Interna Hons Carmen
John J Murphy
Italy
Asaem Trige Fle
Sis
Tohn J Murphy
Murphy
Committee On Ten
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
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Ther
Central Labor Union
Madriz for Peace Urges Negotiations in Nicaragua Crisis
A cable from Senor Salinas to President Mafriz urges peace talks between factions in Nicaragua as revolutionary forces retreat from San Vicente and El Morrito amid ammunition shortages. Reports claim Gen Estrada and Gen Chamerio contest leadership, with U S mediation unlikely without formal requests and Madriz reportedly considering retirement.
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Senate Passes Postal Savings Bill Amid Amendments
The Senate approved the postal savings bank bill by a 50 to 22 vote, adopting the Borah amendment and rejecting the Cummins amendment. The measure allows investment of postal funds in government security only during war or exigencies, with a 2.14 percent minimum interest requirement and safeguards on deposits and trust company participation.
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Laetare Medal To Dr Egan At Notre Dame
The Laetare medal, highest honor for a lay Catholic in the United States, will be presented to Dr Maurice F Egan, U.S. minister to Denmark. The Notre Dame trustees award it for eminence in art, history, science or philanthropy, matching the Golden Rose. The name and reasons are announced on Laetare Sunday, with the presentation to follow at an appropriate ceremony.
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Men Go Over Niagara in vain fight against river
Two men, Wiltom Hill and James Cassidy, were overturned from a rowboat on the Dingara River 112 miles above Niagara Falls. They struggled to free the bow against a strong current as the craft capsized and was swept toward Horseshoe Falls. One man reappeared briefly before sinking. both bodies believed carried over the falls.
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Fire Claims Five In Danville Hotel Blaze
Five people died in a Danville hotel fire at the Morgan Hotel causing several thousand dollars in damage. Thomas Jones a prominent tobacconist reportedly suffocated after leaving the lobby minutes before the blaze was discovered. He was found on a bed by firefighters and died before reaching the street. he was brother to B. A. Jones and connected to Mrs John James of Danville.
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Thomas Jones
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Boston Wool Trade Building Fire Sparks Massive City Loss
A major blaze in Boston crippled the seven story New England building at South Station on March 5. The fire forced out nearly all engines, disrupted streetcar traffic for hours, and caused estimated losses around 600 000 dollars. Three firemen were treated for smoke inhalation. The seven story structure housed Boston Rubber Company I G Page Publishing Fran Ridlon Motor and other wool firms.
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Cis
Row England
New England
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Repairing Company
Girl Regains Sight After Street Glimpse of Florist Window
In Detroit a 14 year old Norma Bentley glimpsed a flower shop display after a period of blindness since Thanksgiving. The first sight of a florist window and then a blind man using a cane on Broadway moved her deeply as doctors link recovery to improved constitution and daily progress.
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Detroit
Norma Bentley
Broadway
Dead in slide injures workers clearing tracks near Rogers Pass
In Canada a slide at Rogers Pass on the Canadian Pacific railway injured twenty five white men and sixty seven Japanese laborers. Nurses and doctors rushed to the scene as rescuers battled fresh avalanche danger and workers continued efforts to reach the injured.
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Buckley
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Avalanche Strikes Rogers Pass Killing Many Railway Workers
A massive avalanche at Rogers Pass in British Columbia buries a snow train and workers, with 25 white men and a Japanese feared dead. Relief trains and medical crews rush to the scene as officials predict long track-clearing efforts and potential further slides.
Confesses Big Bank Embezzlement by Teller Larsen
Thomas E Larsen, a receiving teller at the First National Bank of Camden NJ, surrendered to police in Philadelphia on March 5 after admitting embezzling a large sum over seven years. He said his downfall came from a modest salary and envy of richer men, and agreed to cooperate to straighten the bank’s books and face punishment swiftly.
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Capenaive
Hepburn May Run in Iowa District to Aid Taft Visit
Former congressman Hepburn accompanied by Rep Walter Smith and Rep Charles Kennedy to the White House for talks with President Taft on his possible candidacy and campaign strategy. The Iowa insurgents and Cannon faction were analyzed, with focus on keeping key districts from Democratic gains and discussing party unity ahead of the fall elections.
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Mexican Customs Scandals Reach Nogales Official Removals
Mar 6 Nogales Ariz A federal inspector investigating Mexican customs there removed Collector Talderson and several subordinates after wholesale arrests of prominent businessmen charged with smuggling The action followed instructions from the City of Mexco amid rumors that over 2 officials could be discharged and that millions in customs duties may have been defrauded by the Mexican government
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Mexco
Mexican Costume Department
Ex-Senator Chandler Declines Governor Bid in New Hampshire
Former Senator William E Chandler announces in the Concord Evening Monitor that he believes the Republican nomination should go to a radical national progressive other than himself. He asserts the chosen candidate should not have accepted money or free passes from Mr Tuttle or Mr McKien, urging party unity.
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William E Chandler
Concord Gvening Monitor
New Hampshire
Tuttle
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William H Chandema
Poolroom foe vanishes in Indianapolis patrolman case
Lawrence B Dugan a veteran Indianapolis patrolman has vanished after yesterday morning amid a citywide search. He had raided a poolroom recently and was to testify against five men with penitentiary records when he disappeared, his district noted as one of the citys roughest areas. Police seek clues, fearing foul play in the case.
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Ium Iti
Pony Testifies to Kicking Wrecks Elevator in Court
A dog and pony show proprietor faces a damages suit from a former employee who alleges a pony kicked and injured him. The animal was brought into the Chicago court to prove gentleness but weeks of struggle were needed to keep it from reacting as the elevator rose. The case underscores dispute over liability in show acts. A return trip fare to Baltimore via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is noted.
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Sretland Pen
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Clelland
Itn Opper
Poisoning Case Blazes Through Grand Jury In Swope Family Deaths
Indictments allege first degree murder and manslaughter in eleven counts tied to poisoning of Col Swope and relatives. Dr Hyde is accused of administering strychnine with other defendants charged in multiple counts including attempts to poison and murder with germs amid ongoing Tidewater investigation.
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Col Swope
J M Hunton
Swope
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Thomas H Swope
Hyde
Hide
James Mowd Hutton
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Jewels Recovered From Braker Apartment After Fire
Police recovered jewels valued at 250000 from the apartment of Mrs Henry J Braker after a fire at Alwyn Court. The fireproof building with thick concrete between floors limited damage. water largely spared interiors while doors floors and furniture burned yet interspersed apartments remained intact. The recovered items include a 459000 value stash. An inspection noted water stopped most damage despite intense flames.
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