Women in Battle Led Babies as Shields at Dajo Hill
General Wood reports brutal Moro resistance at Dajo Hill in Jo Jo Mar, noting women and children used as shields, many feigned death to strike at hospital corps. He cites religious frenzy, desperations, and indiscriminate fighting, with few American casualties but heavy Moro losses.
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Manila
Wood
Dajo Hill
Joo My
Auler
Mts
Mauine
Sry
Ward Watt
Gen. Wood
Mtn
Five Koreans Indicted in Honolulu Torture Murder Case
Five Koreans on the island of Oahu have been charged with the murder of a fellow-countryman accused of stealing $3. The victim was seized in a cane field, beaten, burned, and tortured with wine and salt before dying as a fire was set under his body. Four more suspects are in custody in connection with the atrocity.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Packers' Case Argument Before Judge Teuprey
Chicago March. Miller counsel for Armane & Co. resumed argument urging the court to direct a verdict for the Packers. Moody to present the government’s main argument. Government has cross moved to exclude evidence from the last eight months and return a verdict for the government. Attorney General to argue in support.
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Chicago
Maren
Attornay
Miller
Armane &, Co
Tuuprey
Ueungy
Moody
Former Mayor Tafel Hurt In Streetcar Collision
Former mayor Gustav Tafel was struck by a streetcar on West Hill today and is seriously injured. He was a trustee of Archbishop Purcell's property after the seizure by the prelate and was widely known in the area.
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Cinelin Clue
Gustav ‘Tafel
Insage
My ‘Tafel
Aro
Purcell
Playwright De Lange Found Dead In His Room
The playwright Ton De Lange was found dead in his Mack’s Hotel room at 145 West Forty-second Street, throat cut with his own razor. Police suspect robbery and a night watchman and a young man visiting the room were involved, but doctors deem death by own action likely due to intoxication. A cabman who transported the pair and collected a fee is also being investigated.
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New York
de Lange
Wan
Mack
Iotel
West Forty-second Street
Aml
Nighthawk
de Large
Daly
West Forty-Seventh
Cleroner
O'Hanlon
Meek's Hotel
Henry Oster
Jim
Thomas
Saginaw
Mich
Cai
Thomaa
Branch
Meriwether
Annapolis
Washington
New Orleans
Branca
Meriwethier
Des Moines House Urges Gov Cummins to Prove Railroad Influence
In Des Moines Iowa March 15 a House vote of 73 approved the Gillisland resolution calling on Governor Cummins to substantiate charges that railroads used power to defeat the primary. The amendment for a committee of investigation failed. The governor pledged sensational disclosures regarding the governor and his supporters amid accusations about influence in the legislature and the recent political maneuvering.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Mareh
Gillisland
Cummins
Rhaney
Povern
Lewis
Contested Will in New York as Mrs Todd Estate Marks March
Mrs Margaretta Todd’s will dispute opens in New York with her son found near railroad tracks amid questions on her mysterious death near Philadelphia last fall. Her daughter Mrs Frank Tousey and grandson Milton Bevelsheim seek a new executor replacing Ingerspill Lockwand, the current appointee.
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New York
USA
Margaretta ‘Todd
Philadelphia
Ingerspil Lock- Wand
Home Siege and Dynamite Attack in Perryopolis
In Perryopolis Pennsylvania on March 13 a mob of about fifty serenaders besieged H J Mossbury’s home after a wedding, firing over 354 shots, breaking windows and damaging the house. Mossbury fired into the air to scatter the crowd, dynamite was exploded, and two bushels of shotgun shells were later recovered amid the destruction. Mossbury plans suits and warrants for arrests of prominent local men.
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Perrypolis
H. J Massbury
Mossbury
Beating Mother Customer? Man Pleads Not Guilty at Trial
David Thorburn, 241 East 109th Street, is brought before Court of Special Sessions on a charge of beating his eighty five year old mother, Mrs Jane Thorburn. She testifies the February 4 assault involved repeated kicks and blows after being awakened and told to work, with injuries including a dislocated shoulder, broken fingers and ribs.
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Washington Post
New York
David Thorburn
East 109Th Street
Court of Special Sessions
Jane Thorburn
St. Vincent Hospital
Aasault
Mr. Kote
Kretel Sves
Tave
Lois
Allen
St. Vincent's Hospital
Railroad rate law for Ohio details and penalties
Colum bes Ohio March 13 The message outlines penalties and enforcement related to railroad rate law in Ohio. It references authorities, warrants, and the prosecution process, noting penalties for violations and the involvement of officers in enforcing the statute.
FISCAL DEBATE ENDS IN HOUSE OF COMMONS
London March 1 the House of Commons ended early as the premier moved closure on the motion to advance price controls. The debate revealed a split in protectionist policy with a minority backing reform while ministerial allies pressed for new duties. The session closed amid factional tension among Amontists and protectionists.
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London
House of Commons
Henry Campbell-Bennerman
James Kitson
Civisman
Robert Ue
Andrew Carnegie
Charles Algernon Swinburne
ELOPING WIFE DESERTED TAKES GERMAN TRIP
Mrs Margaret Seidel a Philadelphia real estate broker's wife eloped with a traveling salesman to Germany two months ago and was later permitted to land at Ellis Island. She says her husband Theodore Seidel will have nothing more to do with her and she must stay with her parents. A brother Otto Seidel confirms the marriage but denounces further contact. rumors say the salesman deserted a wife and four children.
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Germany
New York
Margaret Seidel
Philadlphia
Fils Island
Hamburg
Berlin
Philadelphia
Franceina Cabinet Sees Foreign Policy Stable on Morocco
Paris reports President Loubet and Premier Rouvier maintain the Morocco policy, opposing a police inspector at any port and insisting on church separation rules. Officials signal continued Franco Russian alliance support and planned ministerial policy statements. Algeciras reports German and French delegates awaiting instructions with no progress on police and bank issues.
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Algeciras
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Germany
Casa Blanca
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Cast Blanca
Aute
Olsh
Mororce
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Snck
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Ellieres
Chamber of Deputies
M. Bouvier
M. Bourgeois
Foreign Office
M. Reveil
Algeciens
Spain
Woman Drugged and Robbed. Bridgeport Wife in Bellevue
Mrs Dora Smith of 20 Congress Street Bridgeport Conn lies near death in Bellevue Hospital after being drugged with strychnine and robbed of jewelry and money. A passerby found her on First Avenue and First Street where knockout drops are reported. She said she came from Bridgeport to visit a friend on Tenth Street and could only murmur about the attack before fading.
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Washington Post
New York
Dora Smith
Congress Street
Bridgeport
First Avenue
First Street
Peter
Tenth Street
Sculptor’s Roosevelt statuette rejected by artists
New York March reports Paul Nocquet, sculptor of a Roosevelt hunting statue titled Presidential Vacation, criticized the Society of American Artists jury as stupid and disrespectful for rejecting the piece, claiming the president’s own approval was conveyed by a letter he received. The piece drew debate on interpretation and audience attention.
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Washington Post
New York
Paul Nocquet
Roosevelt
Society of American Artists
Jerday
Hoosevelt
Nocquet
Theodore Roosevelt
Society of Amer
Jean Artists
Fine Arts
William Thomas
West Fifty-seventh Street
John Gordon
Thomas
Columbdia Theater
Miss Gordon
Actor Ends Life After Belief Love Fled
Idra Gordon performs in Wonderland as William Thomas dies en route to hospital. An unseen tragedy unfolds as a merry audience remains unaware behind the scenes.
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Idra Gordon
William Thomas
Roosevelt and Taft Join Roosevelt Club in Cincinnati
President Roosevelt and Secretary of War Taft accepted honorary membership in the Roosevelt Republican Club of Cincinnati, aimed at maintaining a city and Hamilton County organization opposed to ring politics. The group seeks election-law changes for direct public nominations and to separate municipal from national party politics.
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Republican Clvi
Cincinnati
Ohio
Roosevelt
Taft
Roosevelt Republican Club
Hamilton
Ational
Pattison Freed to Make New Appointments After Senate Rejection
Columbus March 13 four Democratic senators voted to relist all recess appointments of Gov. Herrick and reject the entire list of sixty eight pending. The decision frees Pattison to appoint anew at once, incumbents remaining until replacement. J W Dover of Uhrichsville singled out for removal. Other Democrats to drop include several board members of state institutions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Herrick
Pattison
J. W. Dover
Wuhrichsville
Dimer Dover
Mansfeld Reformatory
Strong guard as prisoners shifted in Steunenberg case
Caldwell Idaho March 18 under a heavy guard Moyer Haywood and Pettibone indicted for former Gov Steunenbergs murder were moved from Baise State prison to Canyon County jail against Gov Goodings protests Sheriff Nicholas doubled deputy patrols to deter rescues Federation officials detained here Gov Gooding may call militia if needed Supreme Court order to relocate came after attorney Richardson filed Meanwhile Idaho case moves toward US Supreme Court New York March 16 Industrial Workers of the World and Socialist Labor plan a parade and protest meeting to support Western Federation of Miners officials arrested in the Steunenberg murder case Parade will start in three sections to Union Square with speeches in English German Yiddish
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Caldwell
Idaho
Moyer
Haywood
Pattibone
Stennenberg
Baise
Canyon County
Gooding
Nicholas
Federation
Pettibone
Supreme Court of
States of
United States Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Federal Court
New York
Industrial Workers of the World
New Labor Organization
Socialist-Labor Party
Western Federation of Miners
Gov. Steunenberg
Union Square
Clark Mayor of New Martinsville in The Waenmeton Post
Cumberland Md March 1 Following a ruling that gambling houses in Martinsburg W Va led to the resignation of Meyer Welch and Policeman Patterson the council may appoint Franklin Clark and Detective Dickey to fill posts Closing Sale Nomura Collection at Sloan’s offers embroidery reproductions and other items for sale Witnesses observe the closing ceremony of the Nomura embroideries and related goods
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Waenmeton
Cumberland
Juure
Martinsyie
W. Va
Meyer
M. Welch
A. TE. Patterson
Councilight
Frank W. Clark
Nomura Collection
President Joins United Veterans in Missouri Camp
The President agreed yesterday to become an honorary member of a Missouri camp of United Veterans, uniting Union and Confederate soldiers. Senator Warner presented the resolution naming him a member. The camp, at Poplar Bluff, recognizes the President’s stance on last fall’s southern trip.
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Missouri
United Veterans
Warner
Poplar Blu
South
Fire alarm scatters guests into snowstorm at Irondale Motel
Panic erupts among 159 guests when an overheated wiring fire breaks out at Irondale Motel in Donora Pennsylvania. Guests flee in bare feet through a snowstorm as flames are contained with $5 in losses. no injuries reported.
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Pittsburg
Irondale
Donora
Aberdaviig
New York Boys Arrested in Morristown Mailbox Robbery Case
Police from Kingston, North Carolina, visited Morristown New Jersey with Mrs. Nellie Curly and identified Joseph Reynolds and Charles Bach, both New York youths aged fourteen and eighteen, as suspects in the February 0 road house robbery. On arrest at the county jail, a gold watch with initials N. F. C., a three dollar gold piece, two revolvers, and a fireman's badge were found on them. They admitted visiting the Curly house and arranging board with Freeholder Garrbrant before peppering rural mailboxes. They gave a diamond ring to the freeholder's daughter and denied knowledge of other stolen items. Prosecutor Rathben to assist youths awaiting Kingston action.
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Washington Post
Morristown
N.jj
Joseph Reynolds
Charles Bach
New York
Washington Valley
Kingston
N. C
Nellie Curly
Curly
N. F.C. Aml
Melrose Louse
Rach
Garr Brant
Prost
Mie Bo
Rathben
Storm on Hudson Steamer Triggers Panic in Steerage
In New York a French line steamer Hudson returned from the Atlantic reports a ferocious Friday storm. With barometer and thermometer plunging and huge seas, 336 steerage passengers panicked and demanded open deck death. Captain Jubam and First Officer Mehan sas used threats with revolvers and knives to restore order, the captain noting it was the worst storm of his thirty years at sea.
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New York
A ‘Cers
Hudson
Atlantic
Fiham
Mehansas
Jubam
Volcanic Eruption Destroys Savali Villages in Samoa
Reports from the Sierra arriving from Sydney describe a large scale eruption on Savali island in the Samoan group. Three villages including Malacola are wiped out. lava flows into the ocean three quarters of a mile wide and twenty feet deep at twenty feet per hour. a five mile long molten wall is seen at sea. government charters Maori to evacuate women and children.
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Honolulu
Steam of
Sierra
Sydney
New South Wales
Samoa
Savali
Malacola
King
G. Barkley
Man Hurled Fifty Feet In Trolley Accident At Pittsburg
William Kuhn driver of a lumber wagon lies dying at his Homestead home from injuries after being hurled fifty feet from a bluff when a trolley car struck the wagon near McKeesport. His companion James ODonnell was also hurled but saved himself by grabbing a telegraph pole. ODonnell survived with possible injuries and Kuhn was carried to his home.
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Pittsburg
William Kuhn
Homestead
Kuhn
James O'Donnell
McKeesport
O'Donnell
Mimself
Guilty of hazing arraigns Naval Academy
Three hundred midshipmen at the Naval Academy faced hazing charges in a House Naval Affairs subcommittee report. It accuses upperclassmen of omnipresent hazing, including fagging, and details a deadly fight between Meriwether and Branch sparked by insults to family and letters.
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Naval Academy
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Vreeland
New York
Annapolia
Academy
West Point
Bnitish
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