Hyde Park Suffragettes Endured Brutal Mob Attack
London March 14 suffragettes were mobbed by about 10000 in Hyde Park as they attempted a Sunday meeting. Miss Flora Drummond and other speakers faced missiles and torn clothing while police struggled to protect them. The melee spilled into Oxford Street and led to arrests and a later thwarted plan to kidnap Lloyd George.
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Hyde Park
Drummond
Lloyd George
London
Park
Oxford Street
Mra. Flora Drummond
Miss Rogers
Women's Social and Political Union
St. Paul's
Niewaraor -Hadhine
German scientist to test TB cure at Bellevue Hospital
New York March 16 Dr Friedrich Franz Friedmann arrives from Canada and plans to inoculate twelve Bellevue Hospital patients with his tuberculosis vaccine tomorrow Dr Friedmann will be observed by Dr John F Anderson director of the Hygienic Laboratory and by Dr Arthur M Stimson The government seeks safety and efficacy before any broader use and possible federal approval may follow
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Bellevue Hospital
John F. Anderson
National Hygienic Laboratory
New York
Friedrich Franz Friedmann
Canada
Friedmann
Bellevue
United States Public Health Service
Arthur Stimson
Public Health Service
Mount Sinai Hospital
Surg.een
Rupert Blue
Federal Health Service
Blue
Mount Sinai
Montefiore
John K. Anderson
Arthur M. Stimson
Washington
Surgeon Blue
Dr. Friedmann
TWO DROWNED BY FLOODS IN GEORGIA AND ALABAMA
Floods along the Savannah and Ocmulgee rivers drown a Macon night watchman and flood Augusta. Rail traffic is impeded and dozens of families are displaced as Macon and Augusta report crests. In Brewton Alabama, 200 homeless with one death, $200,000 damage, boats used for rescues.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Savannah
Ocmulgee
William Wilson
Interstate Chemical Company
Macon
Wilson
Augusta
Mobile
Ala
Brewton
Alabama
Biewton Lake
Rebels at Juarez capture. officers shot in border fighting
The El Paso desk reports Imex Salazar’s rebel force near Juarez with about 500 men as 350 federal troops defend. Mutinies unfold in Gomez Palacio, with hundreds joining Carranza. Prisoners of war near Naco face execution, others choosing to join federals.
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Ojeda
Douglas
el Paso
Tex
Imex Salazar
Juarez
Monterep
Mexico
Checho Campos
Gomez Palacio
Durango
Parras
Coahuila
Banda
Carranza
Coahuula
Francisco Naranjo
Morelos
Madero
Naco
Ariz
Mar
Jose Gutierrez
Sonora
Gutierrez
Comisario
Pilares
Rebels Free Max Mueller in Nogales Arizona
Max Mueller German consular agent and banker at Hermosillo was released by state authorities and allowed to return home after arrest for allegedly refusing a loan to the state government. Banco de Sonora offices were raided as troops looted homes under arms search. Gen Obregon may move a strong force to aid in crushing Ojeda.
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Douglas
Ariz
Mar
Naco
Agua Prieta
Ojeda
Elias Calles
Pedro Bracamonte
Nogales
Max Mueller
Hermosillo
Mueller
Banco de Sonora
Sonora
Obregon
AID OF DIAZ RETURNS
Gen Fernando Gonzales once a key Diaz ally arrives in New York aboard the Kaiserin August Victoria en route to Mexico City He denies carrying Diaz patents to Huerta and says he will see the Mexican president on private business He plans a visit to Huerta after reaching Washington area listings include Chesapeake and Ohio Ry parlor car service from Washington to Virginia Hot Springs with details for applying at 1339 F Street and 315 Penna Ave
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New York
Fernando Gonzales
Porfirio Diaz
Europe
Mexico
Kaiserin Augusto Victoria
Mexico City
Gonzales
Huerta
Chesapeake and Ghia Ry
Washington
Virginia Hot Springs
Penna Ave
Minister Lauds Cleveland at Memorial Service
In Caldwell New Jersey tonight a service honored Grover Cleveland before the Cleveland homestead deed transfer to the Grover Cleveland Memorial Association planned for Tuesday. Rev Wilton Marle Smith of New York praised Cleveland as steadfast on righteousness and trusted by the people.
Turkish cruiser Hamidieh arrives in Alexandria port
The Turkish cruiser Hamidieh reached Alexandria amid an eager crowd greeting. A Belgrade report says 119 Serbians were killed during the Hamidieh bombardment on the Adriatic coast. The vessel shows no apparent damage and plans to sail tomorrow to an unknown destination.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Hamidieh
London
Belgrade
Adriatic
Three Held For Shooting In Southwest Washington
Three negroes are under arrest for the shooting of Morris Gitelson a broker at 829 Second street southwest He is recovering in Emergency Hospital from a chest wound after rushing a man who threatened his wife with a revolver Police say the trio confessed planning to loot the store Adams confessed and led to accomplice Rollins who admitted the plan The gun belonged to William Dean who lent it to the attackers Doctors expect Gitelson to recover
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Morris Gitelson
Second Street
Gitelaon
Kreindienst
Frank Adams
Gitelgon
Washington
Adams
Ehleindienst
James Rollins
Dean
William Dean
M Street
Gitefson
Three Boys Drown In Schuylkill Falls
Reading Pennsylvania reports three youths aged 17 to 19 drowned after their canoe capsized and went over the Schuylkill River falls near Haines Locks. Despite warnings about dangerous, swollen waters, William E. Uxley and Charles Uxley, brothers, and Paul Wetter launched the canoe. Their bodies have not been recovered.
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Reading
Schuylkill River
Haines Locks
William E. Uxley
Charles Uxley
Paul Wetter
Bulgars Capture Redoubt in Near East Clash
Bulgarian and Turkish forces clash near Tchatalja amid near eastern fighting as weather improves. Bulgarians seize a redoubt near Akalon, repelling Turkish attempts with 300 casualties. Turkish advances toward Kadikelli are repulsed. peace terms proposed by the Allies are not accepted by Turkey. Constantiople reports indicate unionist progress committee rejects conditions and ministers concur.
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London
Near East
Sofia
Tchatalja
Akalon
Vilage
Kadikelli
Turkey
Constantinople
Committee of Union and Progress
Touneil of Ministers
Gallipol
Tchatalia
Greeks Press Turkish Positions Near Scutari and Arnitsa
Late advices report Montenegrin siege guns beginning a fierce bombardment of Scutari as Greek forces gather in scattered detachments. Near Arnitsa Greek cavalry reportedly captured two Turkish battalions totaling 1,370 men and 30 officers.
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Silivri
Arnitsa
William M. La Porte Dead at 74 in Washington
William M. La Porte, 74, longtime government printing office employee since 1869, died at his daughter Mrs. Henry C. Stein’s home in Northwest Washington. A Washington-born Civil War veteran, he held positions in the Electrotypers Molders and Finishers Union and was chaplain of Potomac Post No. 1 G A R at death. Survived by wife, daughter Mrs. Henry C. Stein, and son Charles W. La Porte of Peoria, Illinois.
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William M. la Porte
Henry C. Stein
First Street Northwest
Mr. la Porte
Washington
Union Regiment
Union
Noble Grand
Columbia Lodge
LO Oo F
Mount Neba
Potomac Post
Charles W. la Porte
Peona, I
Lineman Killed by Shock in North Carolina
Charles P. Pearson of Greenville a lineman for Piedmont and Northern Electric Railway Company was electrocuted when unused wire fell across a charged line fifteen hundred volts passed through his body He was at work with other employees taking down the unused wire He leaves a wife and three children.
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Anderson
8. C
Charles P. Pearson
Greenville
Piedmont and Northern Electric Railway Company
Pearson
Rebels Attack Near Tunisian Frontier in Tripoli
Rebels near the Tunisian border attacked two native platoons led by an Italian lieutenant. The Italian officer and one native soldier were killed. Ten rebels died and many were wounded in the clash.
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Tunisian
Tripoli
Eaton Home Guarded Inquest Secret Today
Norwell Massachusetts March 16 deputies and a state officer visited the late Rear Admiral Eaton’s house and conferred with the family. crowds gathered and police kept duty. An inquest in Hingham was planned for tomorrow with secret proceedings and summonses issued. Testimony expected from Dr James Frame Medical Examiner Osgood Mrs Satan and daughters. Prof Whitney’s chemical analysis of the stomach contents to be reported. Navy will not investigate.
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Norwell
Mass
Condon
Scott
Eaton
Walter T. Qaborne
Haton
Hingham
Sur
Joseph Giles Eaton
Power B. Pratt
Justice Pratt
James Frame
Osgood
Satan
June Keyes
Dorothy Ainsworth
Whitney
Harvard Medical School
Navy Department
Department
Joseph G. Eaton
Coffman
Charlestown
Admiral Eaton
Philip Andrews
Bureau of Navigation
Maas
Navy Yards
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Wilson Pictures Unsold From Gala Sale at Philadelphia
The two percent paintings by Mrs Woodrow Wilson wife of the President were boxed and sent to Washington after no offers were received at the Arts and Crafts Guild gallery in Philadelphia. The landscapes were to fund Martha Berry School in Rome Georgia and original prices of 100 72 and 0 were reduced to 75 150 and 500 by size.
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Philadelphia
Woodrow Wilson
Gale
Arts and Crafts Guild
Washington
Martha Berry
Rome
Tunnel in vault heist on East Side nets huge haul
Six clev er cracksmen tunneled from Eldridge Street into Martin Simons & Sons pawnbrokers on Hester Street sweeping $200000 in jewelry and $100000 in negotiable securities. The tunnel started in an adjoining building and bypassed a wired burglar alarm to finish in the vault.
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New York
CeHar
New York City
Martin Simons & Sons
Hester Street
Eldridge Street
Simon's Place
Simons
Reprieve on Eve of Death for Mulraney in Paddy the Priest Case
New York date 16 Mar Gov Sulzer granted a reprieve to condemned man John Mulraney who faced electrocution for murdering Patrick McBreen known as Paddy the Priest. Mulraney cited the underworld code of honor and urged new evidence. A stay of execution was issued to allow further arguments for a new trial.
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New York
Patrick McBreen
Sulzer
Mulraney
Underworld
Albany
Whitman
Supreme Court
Davis
Mrs Sun Yat Sen Injured In Tokyo Auto Crash
Mrs Sun Yat Sen wife of China’s former provisional president was hurt in a Tokyo automobile crash while driving about the city. She was taken to St Luke's Hospital with injuries not considered dangerous. One party member suffered serious injuries.
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Tokyo
Sun Yat Sen
China
St. Luke’s Hospital
Babies Take Place of Dogs in Baltimore
In Baltimore on March 16 two elderly women, longtime dog owners, donated their dogs to the Henry Watson Children’s Aid Society and adopted two babies as pets. They say the switch brings responsibility and less idle time, though they felt sadness at parting with the dogs.
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Baltimore
Henry Watson Childrens Aid Society
Nollen
Woman Carried Over Falls at Niagara Falls
Miss Josephine Kigititch, three years old, of Buffalo, fell from Luna Island while with friends and was swept over the American Falls. The body was not recovered.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Josephine Kigititch
Buffalo
Luna Island
Wilson to pace federal appointments in slow careful plan
National Chairman William F McCombs and Democratic leaders outlined a deliberate approach to filling federal offices. The White House aims for a long list of confirmations when the extra session opens April 7 while Postmaster General Burleson drafts a merit system for fourth class postmasters. McCombs signaled state by state variation with no fixed party policy and hinted at potential ambassadorship for McCombs after key appointments are settled.
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National C
Wiliam F. McCombs
Senate
Wilson
Congress
Burleson
McCombs
Tumulty
Mr. McCombs
Baltimore
White House
France
Moe Combs
Police graft cases pushed by Whitman after Hartigan conviction
New York reports District Attorney Whitman will press further police graft prosecutions after the Hartigan perjury verdict. He aims to move on George A. Newell and Sergt. Peter Duffy as part of uncovering higher officials in the alleged system. Hartigan’s conviction triggers fear among suspects and signals a broader push toward confessions to expose those higher up.
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New York
Stem
John J. Hartigan
Whitman
Whit
George A. Newell
Peter Duffy
Dennis Sweeney
Sweeney
Hartigan
Phus
Assails canal act keep pledge urged in treaty debate
A Carnegie Endowment statement argues for repeal of free tolls for American coastwise shipping as a harm to neutral canal rules. It cites Hay-Pauncefote and Clayton-Bulwer history, urging adherence to treaty obligations and equal access for all nations to a possible Isthmian canal.
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United States
Carnegie Endowment
James Brown Scott
Endowment
Joseph A.t Kunts
Andrew D. White
Charles W. Eliot
John I. Cadwalader
Elihu Root
Luke ¥. Wright
Charlemagne Tower
Ros Woodward
Austen G. Kaa
J. G.sehinidlapa
Robert S Brookings
Oscar S Straun
James I. Slayden
Charles J.aslo
Henry & Pritchett
William M Uoward
Cleveland H. Dodge
Robert A. Franks
Nicholas Murray Butler
Arthus W. Poster
James B. Scott
Great Britain
Central America
Partus
Wit
Lord Palmerston
Panama Canal
Congress
America
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