Roosevelt Delegates Bribery Charges Hover Over Indiana Primary
Long dispatch from Indianapolis reports Roosevelt supporters alleging Taft operatives offered money to Roosevelt instructed delegates. Indiana results show Taft leading in several districts while Roosevelt aims for key state convention control. Campaign leaders dispute claims as party factions push for a majority of Indiana delegates to the national convention.
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Vote Crisis at Hand in Four States Taft Leads Delegates
The week opens with New York and Indiana primaries and conventions in Colorado and Mississippi as Taft claims 143 pledged delegates. Roosevelt counters with 15, La Follette 10, Cummins 2, and Montana and other states shaping the battleground for the Republican nomination.
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Abruzzi in Disgrace Resigns Offer Declined
Informant reports the Duke of the Abruzzi, blamed for failing to sink two Turkish warships off Taranto, offered his resignation as admiral after Italy’s minister of marine refused to accept it. The development emerges amid ongoing controversy over the Aegean sea incident reported by the New York World.
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Interstate Commerce Commission declares federal supremacy over state railroad rate controls
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled four to two that railroads must set interstate rates to ensure justice between communities across state lines, even when a state order lowers within state traffic rates. Louisiana's dispute with Saint Louis and Southwestern Railway highlighted tensions between federal authority and state bodies. The decision, led by Commissioner Lane and supported by Chairman Proudy, asserts national primacy in regulating interstate commerce and mandates Texas and Louisiana routes adjust to uniform rates, aiming to curb discriminatory pricing and protect interstate traffic.
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Dissenting views clash over interstate commerce ruling
Commissioners clash on the authority and impact of a decision touching state to state commerce. Dissenters argue the commission overreached, seeking broader power beyond its creation and urging further legislative action to resolve state disputes with Texas and Minnesota cases pending Supreme Court rulings.
Murdered by Pirates In China Two Companions Wounded
Telegrams from Wushan and Hongkong report three Americans Hicks Hoffman and Sheldon attacked by pirates in Yangtze gorge while exploring. Hicks killed, others wounded. doctors dispatched. Hicks identified as Bert Hicks son of former Wisconsin attorney general. Consuls sent to gather details. gendarmes pursue pirates. Military unrest and looting reported in Shensi and Kwantung regions.
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Harvard Observatory Maps Sky Covering Five Acres
Cambridge March 24 Harvard University astronomers report a photometric map of the entire sky intended to measure about 500,000 light years across. If assembled, the map sections would cover more than 6 acres and each strip runs roughly 440 by 55 feet. The annual report notes 60 mixed-year efforts, 78 photos produced, and a long-term program begun thirty years ago with $2,000,000 spent, placing the observatory ahead of similar institutions. The work is titled Lana of the Sky.
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Hair wins her wealth in waning life tale fraught with fraud
Red hair and tiny feet mark a sensational claim that Ming Zula Mize from New Orleans will gain 650000 from a feeble 78 year old man whose dead wife resembles a woman born in Frakes The tale says Mize has entered the Hotel La Balle and is poised to inherit if the man’s purported wife is deceased and there are no direct heirs.
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Allen Outlaw Escapes Three-Day Arrest Chase
Claude Allen fled on horseback beyond the Blue Ridge after the courthouse killings in Carroll County Virginia. Sidney Edwards, captured in Roanoke, told detectives he handed a pistol to Floyd Allen the morning of the shooting. Edwards, intending to testify, described a cloud of pursuit as authorities close in on Allen kin. The pursuit centers on Roanoke and Wythe counties with possible venue change to Wytheville.
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Ruler of Samos Murdered in Political Crisis
Constantinople reports the assassination of Prince Governor Kopassiez Enn Efendi on Samos by a Greek gunman amid ongoing Greek Turkish hostilities. The shooting sparked unrest. authorities say the attacker was arrested and Turkish warships shelled the city to restore order.
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Revival lunch and sermons energize Baltimore church
In Baltimore on March 4 evangelist Rev T Liddell led a one day revival at the Methodist Church of the Redeemer offering a free lunch with bolled ham roast beef salad and coffee. Morning themes ranged from Heaven to an old hens and chickens discussion followed by a talk on crippled feet.
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Love tragedy ends in churchyard suicide during funeral
A German church service at the Bregatt Cemetery witnessed a fiancé shoot himself beside the coffin of Martha Stachovaky after she poisoned herself claiming faithfulness betrayed. The fiancée died as he declared he would join her in death, a grim closing act at the burial.
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Three Die In Hotel Fire At Fall Fiver Hotel
A basement to roof blaze in the four story Fall Fiver Hotel on Wast street early today killed three people and left four others injured. Victims include Mia O Maley who ran the hotel and Patrick McNamara who died at the hospital. two other injured men were pulled from the flames and two may die. Authorities investigate cause as New York dispatches note the tragedy.
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Phipps Gives Sons Nassau Real Estate Gift
Pittsburgh report states Henry Phipps the well known millionaire gave his three sons John Henry and Howard Nassau county NY real estate in Pittsburgh valued at 51000. The gift includes two skyscrapers and several other properties as part of his plan to ease his concerns about wealth.
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Taft Leads in Indiana Nomination Crisis and Trade Plans
Taft holds lead amid nomination crisis while reports note railway rate cuts and a focus on anti Chinese piracy rumors. The page highlights political maneuvering, foreign trips, and upcoming hygienic congress as part of a broad illustration of the era’s concerns.
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150 Foot Leap To Death From Manhattan Bridge
An unidentified man plunged from the Manhattan Bridge into the river this afternoon. He leaped from the structure with his harness, struck water feet first, and his body reappeared twice before sinking. Rescue efforts reported the body not recovered by 4 PM.
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Miners Predict Pact Resuming Work in Wales
A hopeful tone emerged as a conference between coal owners and miners was seen as likely to end strikes affecting millions in the United Kingdom. In North Wales 300 miners returned to work at Chirk while the broader industry faced possible wage talks and a two year pact in the United States.
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Cathedral Revokes General Marriage Ban Policy
The Episcopal Cathedral of SS Peter and Paul announces a new policy requiring health certificates proving normal physical and mental condition for marriage eligibility starting Easter. Dean Summner and colleagues say the move, after study and with Bishop Anderson’s approval, aims to prevent marriages by those with serious health issues.
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Rebels claim victory in northern Mexican clash amid heavy fighting
Reports from Jimenes and Escalon say rebels under Gen Campa and Gen Pascual Orozco have gained ground near Bacalon and Escalon, capturing two machine guns and prisoners while federal forces retreat. The fighting lasts three days with heavy losses on both sides and a large rail assault using a dynamite-armed locomotive.
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