Two Freight Dies as Fast Train Collides Near Bloomdale Ohio
A Baltimore and Ohio line wreck near Bloomdale Ohio after a fast passenger train crashes into a stopped freight. Two killed and thirteen injured with many pinned under debris as crews work through wreckage and fires. Injured transported to Fostoria and Bloomdale while survivors await onward travel. The disaster injured many including postal clerks and firemen. a rescue effort by local and railroad crews is described.
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Bloomdale
Ohio
Flyer
Toledo Cho
Thy West Board
Bloomadale
John Ngolman
Chicago Junction
Passnger
Woohoy
Wheeling
W la
Benjamin Snook
BOH Sergie
Paesen
Fer
Bom Ostorn Cileags Juniion
Lee Fostoria Circus
Pertomer
Sants
George
Tia Gaggter
Basthound
Garret Ind
Weaniig
Godeani
Ant
Ubtengitka
Taginerr Soigel
Recue
Fosto- Ha
Licomdate Corps
Cindido
Rauber
CrWwage Junction
Sherwood Lostomia
Passenger Trains Collide Near Akron Curve
A collision occurred this afternoon near Akron involving two passenger trains on a curved track. G H Sherwood and another crewman were killed in the wreck. No passengers were injured.
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Tincoin
Nebratarchif
Akron
Colv
One of Carnegie's Heroes
George W Braun of White Haven is to receive a portion of the Carnegie fund and a medal for saving two drowning women in the Lehigh River last summer. An investigator from the Carnegie fund commission confirmed the report and indicated a May session medal and reward are possible.
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Washington Post
Witkerbacre Pn
George W . Braun
White Haven
Carnegie
Lenign
Ufe
Carnegie Hew Fund Commission
Braun
Count di Castelmenardo convicted for adultery in Genoa
In Genoa on March 31 Count di Castelmenardo was found guilty of adultery on the complaint of his wife Edith Van Buren. He received a three month prison term and costs, and he has appealed the verdict. The Countess is a Van Buren descendant, married in London in 1909 to Count Veemehin Gurge di Castelmenardo.
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Genoa
Edith van Buren
Kiet
Count di Castelmenardo
Countess di Castelmenarda
Gen van Buren
Martin van Buren
London
Veemehin Gurge di Castelmenardo
Tortora Brada di Belvidere Crincitta Gurga di Castelmenardo
Naples
French cabinet make up unsettled after changes
Paris report March 1 says M Sarner aims to form a cabinet but major posts shift. Sarner to hold premiership and justice, Bourgeois or Clemenceau to interior, Bnand to instruction, Poincare finance, Thomson Rusu and Etienne retain war, running light industry, and other posts. Commerce works and colonies left vacant, cabinet to be completed by tomorrow.
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Paris
M Sarner
Wo Sarnen
Ministry of Justice
Mo Bourgeois
M Clemenceau
Ministry of the Interior
M Bnand
M Poincare
Finance
MW Thomson
Rusu
Etienne
Reuter
Commetce
Deteritt
Morrow
France pressured over Morocco surrender to save prestige
London March 1 The Daily Mail correspondent at Algeciras says France was coerced by neutral powers into confession on the Moroccan issue. He argues that surrendering Morocco interests to one or two powers under a third would be preferable to France forgoing prestige in the conference.
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Morocco
London
Daily Mail
Algeciras
France
Mia
Moroco
Zematros
Zemstvos
Moscow
MW Guchkoff
Loula
Prince Dolgoioukott
Prince Ourussoff
Remotes
St Petersburg
WE Petrunhevich
Medical Commission
Huge Wave Strikes Liner Passengers Escape Injury
The American steamer Philadelphia arriving from Southampton and Cherham endured a violent gale about midnight. A huge wave flooded the bow area and deck, damaging the bowsprit and cabin, forcing three hours of engine shutdown to repair stays while passengers sheltered in cabins and were kept safe by officers. No serious injuries reported.
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Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Southampton
Cherham
Squire
Amas
Bob Stiy
Schoon
Snp
Mills
Italians Storm Greensburg Hospital Riot Arrests Made
Infuriated by denied admittance, more than 190 Italians and Austrians stormed Westmoreland Hospital in Greensburg for seven hours. Police and Troop A State Constabulary repelled the assault. leaders were jailed on riot and disorderly conduct charges. Over 100 remained on hospital grounds. visitors banned as a railroad wreck’s injured countrymen were visited. Three rioters forced to surrender, with others jailed after the clash. Also notice: three days remain in wreck jewelers sale at 1225 F St.
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Greensburg
Westmoreland
Hadebaugh
Rudebangi
Cerned
Phe
al Lavours
Duchief
Gauthier and
Dubef
All in Mine. Dead Peril in Rescue Work.
A deadly mine disaster in Pas-de-Calais traps about 1,100 workers after a cave in at Courriere. Milit ary camps guard the mortuary area as ministers push relief, with survivors recounting harrowing escapes and scenes of grief among relatives.
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Leon Cerf
Bullet Ends Her Life as Mystery Closes In
Washington Post report details Ruth Rogers a Baltimore woman found dead in her Harlem West Sixty-fifth Street flat from a self inflicted gunshot wound. Police detain John S Williams after discovering the scene and a hospital patient, George Kirby, may explain the woman’s relationships and aliases. The case surrounds a planned cancer operation at Roosevelt Hospital and several address changes amid unclear past.
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Washington Post
West Haghty Fourth Street
West Sixty-enhth
Tohn S. Willams
Pera
Presbytersin Hospital
George Kirby
Wall Street
Ruth Rosers
Kerby
Willams
Rogers
Kirby
West Sixty-fifth Street
Williams
Baltimore
Mount Vernon
Ruth Rogers
Sixty Fifth Street
Loung Williams
Harlem
Walliams
Lve
West 114Th Street
Bradley
Eighty-fourth Street
Pole
Sbraay
Drs Rogers
Alec Berause
Roosevelt Hospital
Edmund Spencers
Reicher
President cables wounded officer in Mount Dajo action
Roosevelt broadcasts a cable noting Lieut Gordon Johnston of the President's regiment among the wounded at Mount Dajo. Johnston replies from Zamboanga to the Washington note, saying Fine, thanks as the exchange reveals a terse wartime communication between commander in chief and officer.
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Mount Dajo
Lieut
Gordon Johnston
Lieut Gordon Johnston
Manila
Theodore Roosevelt
Whites Ready to Fight as Race Tensions Rise Near Wilmer Alabama
Mobile reporters describe a deadly night in Wilmer where a white man was fatally shot and a negro ex convict, Cole Daniels, was wounded. Sheriff Powers and four deputies returned after arresting four alleged instigators. The mob clashed, leaving Ellis gravely wounded and Daniels on the run, with tensions threatening more violence if authorities fail to restore order.
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Mobile
Ala
Sherff Powers
Walmer
Mon Rule
Mobile Jackson and Kansas City
Wilmer
Cole Daniel
A& Negro
Pfe Pringle
Sam McPaston
Pringle
J Bllis
Ellis
Elis
Cole Daniels
Powery
Clubman Bragdon Kills Himself in Brooklyn
Irving W Bragdon former service commissioner and club official shot himself in Tort Bee. Found by his wife Bayle, authorities report insanity believed to have led to the act after a Bloomingdale asylum release. Bishop of Ohio Leonard notified of church leadership changes in Europe and New York pension of Mills position. Fireplaces fixtures stock-taking and a J Hart's Sons jewelers sale listed with various items and discounts.
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Spreiat
Washington Post
New York
Irving W Bragdon
Brooklyn
Wonlauk Club
Brooklyn Union League Club
Hus
Bony
Br Hus
Sell Bayle
Bragdon
Bragdons
Bloomingdale Asylum
Cleveland
Offe Maren
Rey Wham — Leonard
Episcopal
Ohio
Europe
Potter
Mills
Mrs Susan B Anthony Nearing Death in Rochester
Rochester March 11 Mrs Susan B Anthony is critically ill and not expected to survive many hours. She suffered a sudden heart pain this afternoon and has been unconscious most of the time since. Relatives have come to her bedside as she showed brief signs of awareness after a meal, but otherwise remains largely unresponsive.
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Rochester
Susan B Anthony
Aged 78 Would Wed After Marriage License
Marty Green, 78, of Worcester, took out a marriage license with Ella Sampson, 72, of Wareham. Both have been married before. Green, brother of the late Andrew Green, says he has no plans yet and is waiting for word from Wareham.
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Washington Port
Worcester
Mass
Marty Green
Springfield
Mr Green
Ella Sampson
Wareham
Mrs. Sampson
Incite to Massacre and Political Turmoil Reported
The article describes accusations against the bureaucracy for promoting class hatred and aiming to collapse the national assembly. It cites anti Jewish proclamations, inflammatory speeches, and calls to violent action. It notes zemstvo power struggles, liberal resignations, and duels amid a heated political climate. It mentions a tax booklet promotion by Union Trust Co and a jeweler stock sale.
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League of the
Alexandsrovsky
Horse Guard Menage
Fighting Society
Doubrowin
Nikalsky
National Assembly
Crush at Automobile Show Opens with Huge Crowd
Special to The Washington Post Boston March 11 Almost 1000 autos are on exhibit at the show which opened last night about 60 000 free tickets were distributed and the hall was packed to suffocation. The real business begins tomorrow as exhibitors anticipate the closing season of 1906 with commercial cars more prominent than ever.
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Washington Post
Boston
Conservatives push plan to reform Republican party with socialist alliance
Special to The Washington Post reports in New York on March 11 that Robert Hunter cites a conservative presence at Noroton. E J Ridgway of Everybody's Magazine advocates affiliating Socialists with the Barcan party to inside reform and potentially found a new republic, prompting interruptions from socialists and radicals.
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Washington Post
New York
Robert Hunter
Noroton
E J Ridgway
Everybody’s Magazine
the Republic
Hunter
Ridgway
Mr .Ridgway
Thang
Repub Ue
Voxulleis
Bar Can
Tadgway
Intercollegiate thief to be charged in New Haven thefts
James Rodney known by half a dozen aliases, alleged to have stolen about 25 dollars worth of jewelry and other property from Yale students including items from Harvard and Columbia gyms. He was brought from New York on requisition papers and jailed in Newark while awaiting formal charging by the police court in New Haven.
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Washington
New Haven
Conn
James Rodney
Harvard Princetom
Marro
Yale
Wis Uty
New York
Fight for House Decision This Week Shapes Mid West Politics
In Chicago this week the American Reciprocal Tariff League holds a key meeting to decide its active role in the next House campaign. The group, dominated by Republicans, aims to back candidates pledging reciprocity or tariff revision, challenging Speaker Cannon and Chairman Payne with a broad West-centered voting base and a heavy national committee network.
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Cannon
Payne
Congress
Dickinson
Chicago
Tarif League
League
Middle West
Ien Fass
Massachusetts
John Miler
Minnesota
W. A Harms
Kansas
Gustav II Schwab
New York
Conrad Kohrs
Montana
Bryant
Hinois
Maybury
Michigan
Murdo McKernie
Colorado
H C Wallace
Iowa
Justin Califor
E . Stanard
Mrsouri
WE Sinner Chaats
Robert Ramsat
Maisland
William Larrabee
Olyel
Indiana
Farequhar
Pennslvania
Alan H Sanders
Illinois
Thomas B Eagan
Ohio
JS. Hagenbatth
Tlaaho
H M Whitney Massachugette
Ty George Toursiana
Marion Sansom
Texas
John & Wilder
Uunola
Barnatt Richards
Nebraska
Hat
Dingles
Sanders
Harris
Skinner
E. N Foss
Gustav H Schwab
National Committee
Washington
Republicana
Weet
Alleghenies
Central West
Cour
Bing
West
Reciprocal Tariff League
Ways and Meson
Sereno G Payne
Joe
Cannon Alregins
Danville
Joses
Butt
Speakerannon
Chanman Payne
Hteciprocy Tariff League
Dyers Republcan
Jome
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J Karr
Gowders
Lambern
Best Hanis Jug Moran
Pane
Cournere
Pas-de-Calais
Eppoilea
Sylvestre
Gauth
Interior
Cullieres
Chamber of Deputies
Pit No 4
Dubief
Gautmer
Rusk
Third Park
Wisconsin
Bullet
Baltamore
J. Karr
Jenecers
Onjowrlers
President Cables
Lieut. Johnston
Zamboanga
Johnston
Franbie
Clubman
Iring W Bragdon
Potter Hae
H Corning
J Hart’s Sons
Miss Anthony
Bride
Prince Mesichersky
Russia
Count Witte
Mestcheraky
J Karrs
Republican Party
Rodney
Stocn
J. Karrs
Jenslers
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