Extermination drive after Pulajanes clash on Samar
Gov Curry reports heavy fighting at Magtaon Samar where Pulajanes ambushed Constabulary. 16 police dead or wounded, 30 Pulajanes buried. Americans, including Judge Lobinger, escaped. Major Gen. Wood loans rifles to aid pursuit. Natives, except Pulajanes, sympathize with Americans. Authorities vow extermination of fugitives and crop destruction to quell revolt.
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Samar
Magtaon
Wood
Wong
Curry
Lobinger
Ide
Gov. Curry
Maxtoon
Island of
Sam
Ovcur
Corry
Aniah
Srovinge
Arrest for Trunk Murder in California Case
Mrs Emmie Doux, calling herself Le Doux, was arrested in Antioch in a trunk murder case involving miner Albert McVicar. She aided placing the body in a trunk and may have benefited from a $6000 life insurance policy. Police link robbery motive and note her prior aliases and alleged movements through San Francisco and Jackson.
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Stockton
Cal
Emmie Doxa
McVicar
Antioch
Albert N. McVieur
Jamestown
Cat
Southern Pacific
le Sioux
McNieur
McView
le Doux
Joek Miller
Hull
San Francisco
Jarnd
Tim
Fresno
Wiliam Williams
Jackson
Avizonts
Williams
Ledoux
Joseph Healy
San
Heneh
Two Wife Murder Cases in New York and Windsor
New York reports Charles Reinieker a 58 year old brewery worker shot his wife at their home on West Morty‑float street then killed himself, dying at Roosevelt Hospital. jealousy suspected. Windsor Conn notes William Tucker, son of a Hartford policeman, killed his wife at Wilsons Station where she worked as a housekeeper, jealousy again cited. A Berlin report says Maxim Gorky plans to leave Berlin for America soon.
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York
Chares Reinieker
Varty
West Morty-float Street
Roosevelt Hospital
Windsor
Coni
Marck
William I Tucker
Hartford
Wilsons Station
Im Thev
Nis
New York
Davitt Ian
Delaware and Hudson Company
Coe
Willcox
Miners Ultimatum Edges Toward Joint Conference Debates
Indianapol is based on a wage dispute with miners of America presenting their ultimatum to operators. John Mitchell and Lewis claim unity as talks resume in executive session to seek a wage increase of 3.65 percent. Operators reportedly plan to adjourn and may send the issue to the joint convention with little prospect of agreement.
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Mitchell
Lewis
Indianapolis Mine Workers of America
Chre
John Mitchen
O L. Lew
Herman
Perry
Linois
Une Coa
Cron
Unitarioo
John Mitchell
Mitener Hag
Goept
Harvard Rejects Carnegie Backing for Spelling Reform
Harvard University will not back the spelling reform movement financed by Andrew Carnegie. Presidentrat says he has not taken active interest, prefers the old-fashioned spelling, and does not understand the referenced twelve words.
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Eliot
Harvard
Carnegie
Washington Post
Boston
Mars
Maret
Andrew Carnegie
Harvard University
Buthe
Murder at Range Texas Ends in Double Slaying
Ramon, a Mexican man, overtook a buggy carrying two young women and a boy eight miles south of Range. He climbed in and killed one woman with a throat cut, triggering the horse to bolt. The other woman was shot after the horse ran. Both victims were daughters of ranchman Alexander M Henry. Authorities search for the attacker.
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Range
Tex
Marenee
Here
Ramon
Kant
Alexander M. Henry
Offeers
Earthing
Flamen
Anglo Persian Trouble Brews Near Persian Gulf
Dispatch from Hustire Persia claims a British squadron travels to Bender Abbas to back Indian government demands over a cable house dispute tied to the Persian Gulf. The Indian foreign office says the issue is a minor local quarrel and the squadron’s presence is routine.
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London
Adieputch
Hustire
Persia
Bender Abbas
Persaan Gulf
Persian Gulf
Foreign Office
Ati
Britain expects Turkey to yield on Egyptian frontier dispute
London reports Britain pressing Turkey to withdraw troops from the Senai Peninsula border area, claimed as Egyptian territory by Britain but contested as part of the Ottoman Empire by Turkey. The government remains firm that Tohah is Egyptian. Britain believes force will not be needed, yet warns against conceding.
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London
Turkey
Great Britain
Faba
Senai Teninsula
Tohah
Egypt
Legislation for Ireland Hairlines Education and Labor
London reports the present parliament session will not see a large Irish program. A reform scheme, led by Sir Antony MacDonnell, is being drafted with devolution ideas guarded. Education and labor laws are prioritized, while an eventual Dublin assembly is hinted. Irish Nationalists delay action, awaiting concrete measures.
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London
Ireland
Antony Patrick MacDonnell
Dublin
Want to Get Rid of Her Special Cable Dispatch to The Washington Foat
Paris police urge Premier Larrien to send Mrs. Lewis Tewksbury back to England on the extradition warrant. After her husband, who fled London after bail was posted, was arrested in Philadelphia, authorities hope he will return to Paris to aid the case. They accuse the couple of fraud and sacking worthless checks, with both having vanished when the December case was called.
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Washington
Paris
M. Larrien
Lewis
Tewksbury
London
England
Philadelphia
Parlament
Hazing in British Army Provokes Military Inquiry
War Secretary Hal Dane orders exhaustive probe into ragging of Lt Clark Kennedy of the Scots Guards due to his limited means for regimental expenses. Four officers arrested. other officers recalled to Aldershot as full court of inquiry is convened. Kennedy endured a mock court martial, was stripped, feathered, doused with motor oil, and fled to a hotel after leaping from a window.
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London
Haldane
Clark Kennedy
Scots Guards
Leutenant
Aldershot
Jockey Maher Denies Engaged to Sir Daniel Cooper's Daughter
Special Cable Dispatch reports Danny Maher the American jockey denies a published American claim that he is engaged to marry the daughter of Sir Daniel Looper, a Jockey Club member and royal yacht squadron figure. The item also notes Spanish arrests, a Carlist meeting, and a Vatican appointment for Little Rock.
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Jockey Maher
Daniel Cooper
Washington Post
London
Danny Maher
America
Daniel Looper
Jockey Club
Royal Yacht Squadron
Strongheart at National Theater Aims for Deeper Duty
At the National Theater Robert Edeson starred in William de Mille’s Strongheart a tale of an educated Indian who returns to his people choosing duty over romance. The third act delivers the climactic race and love test with Strongheart’s self sacrifice restoring his friend’s innocence and asserting native legacy amid college life. The company mostly shines led by Edeson with standout Billy the slangman and a poised ingénue. overall a solid midweek drama with notable acting and staging.
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National Theater
Robert Edeson
Wiliam ¢. de Mille
American College Ute
Strongheart
Falesem
Collegians
Billy” Saunders
Dorothy Nelson
Dorothy
Pharisale
Dick Livingston
Dorath
Slater
Himsel
Artims
Edeson
iTis Inc
Holeson
Bea T
Mr. Edeson
Miss Boland
Frank J. McIntyre
Billy
Louiset Drew
Majestic Theater
William BR. Gray
Majeste ‘Theater
Vermont
Ufe
Elsie Campbell
Grace Barrett
Princess Beggar at the Belasco shines with comic opera charm
Paula Edwardes leads Princess Beggar at the Belasco Theater in a romantic forest set comedy opera. The libretto by Edward Paulton blends romance with clean, witty songs and polished ensembles. Strong vocal support from Bertram Wallis and Stanley H. Forde enhances the lively production.
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Princess Beggar
The
Belasco
Belasco Theater
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Comtc
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Erminis
Robin Hood
Edward Paulton
Robyn
Edwardes
Prince
Bertram Wallis
Stanley H. Forde
Torohy
Doulass Ruthvern
Misa Marvin
Eddie Garvie
Mooneylender
Wes
M. Favor
Faith Sinclar
Unitt
Eels
The Navajo Girls and Other Specialties Chase's Show
The Navajo Girls and Other Specialties Chase's presented a varied bill with musical acts, ventriloquists, grotesque comedy, juggling, and a noted whistling impressionist. Notable performers included Miss Elsie Cullum on violin and Miss May Evans with bird and train imitations, plus a canine act and a coolortionist sketch by Phil Rado.
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Abd
Elsie Cullum
May Evans
Lillian Sieger
Lillian
Tromsoniat
Nntive Company
Steve Foster
James J. Morton
Hugh Stanton
Florence Modena
John
Bertha Gleeson
Fred
Houthan
Phil Rado
Jessie Bertman
Jolly Girls Extravaganza at Kernan’s Lyceum Theater
A staged program at Kernan's Lyceum featured the Jolly Girls Extravaganza Company with the farce An Honest Politician and a two-part program. Performers included Fong Low and Ralph Grimes in a crime plot, government detective Beasley, and a chorus of actresses listed with comedic and burlesque numbers.
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A. Byron Beasley
FR. Sullivan
John Mack
Richard Milloy
Smoke
Charles Hillman
Hane Weltzel
Jolly Girls
Lyceum
Kernan
Gik Sim Solman
Ludwig von Reechenmacher
George T. Davis
Grafton
Bernhardt Plays in Tent in Dallas Crowd Filles Arena
Eight thousand persons saw Mme. Sarah Bernhardt perform Camille in a Dallas tent. Thousands more attempted admission but failed due to lack of space. It was her first canvas appearance and she adapted the role with naturalness and realism, as if before a metropolitan theater audience.
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Washington
Dalls
Tex
Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
Camille
Dallas
Mme. Bernhardi
Tragedies On Ocean Liner Slavonia Aboard
Cunard line Slavonia docked in New York with 2,495 steerage passengers after Mediterranean voyage. March reports say steward Pat Edelstein of Budapest vanished, presumed to have jumped overboard. Also a steerage passenger Franz Svet hanged himself in the ship hospital amid temporary insanity. A four year old child Anna Pear died and was buried at sea.
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New York
Cunard
Slavonia
Mediterranean
Pat Edelstein
Budapest
Franz Svet
Anna Pear
Accused of Killing Father in Nashville County
Valdosta Ga March 26 News received today of the death of John Brant eighty one at his Nashville home in Berrien County result of injuries from his son Bob Brant thirty seven under Aquor influence attacked abused left him for dead Bob Brant defied arrest but was overpowered and jailed charged with murder
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Valdosta
John Brant
Nashville
Berrien County
Bob Brant
Aquor
Ohio Adjutant General Queried on State Troops
Columbus March 23 Adjt Gen Hughes received a War Department inquiry about where Ohio troops would be concentrated if called for Federal service and what subsistence facilities would be available, outlining potential mobilization arrangements.
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Columbus
Ohio
Adjt
Hughes
War Department
Four Die As Factory Fire Rages On
On the scene of a factory blaze four men perished after becoming trapped while fighting the flames. Cohen and McKeon shouted for help as the inferno roared, others were dragged from the wreckage as crews battled the blaze and searched for missing Buried firemen Halpin Christman Walsh identified among the casualties as the rescue continued into the night.
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Cohen
McKeon
Truck No
Reachers
Healy
Halpin
Christman
Walsh
Four Wounded in Clash Between Detectives and Greeks
Chicago police at Halstead and Polk streets clashed with four Greeks after an attempted arrest. Detectives James Doyle and James Considine were stabbed. Joseph Katoupoulos and George Hakakis were shot. One Greek, Gus Satomakis, is jailed. Thomas Metalatesl also detained. Doyle, likely fatally stabbed, and Hakakis severely wounded. another Greek escaped.
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Chicago
Atdiutstead
Polk
James Doyle
James Considine
Joseph Katupopulos
George Hakakis
Gus Satomakis
Doyle
Thomas Metalatesl
Halstead
Congidine
Licensed to Marry in Patchwork City Entries
In a list of marriages, Jawis W Brandenberg weds Emma M Patterson. George F Smith weds Oecelie Mt Leonard. Herbert M Hail of Philadelphia weds Othel VW Washburn. T Buckingham weds Bexsle G Horn. Charles Alexander weds Anns Perskin. Francis P Sheehy weds Mary Miller. Robert Prouise weds Mande Adams. William Jickins weds Rosanue Slaughter. Frank B Procter weds Farence B Jones. Henry Wilson of Sugarland weds Stells Meekins.
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Jawis W. Brandenberg
Emma M. Patterson
George F. Smith
Oecelie
Mt. Leonard
Bath
Pittsburg
Herbert M. Hail
Philadelphia
Othel Vw.washburn
T. Cushing Buckingham
Bexsle G. Hornpaket
Bristow
Charles Alexander
Anns Perskin
Francis P. Sheehy
Mary Miller
Robert
Prouise and
Mande
Adams
Wiliam Jickins
Rosanue Slaughter
Frank B. Procter
Farence B. Jones
Henry Wilson
Sugarland
Stells Meekins
Health Office Record Deaths March Reported
Health office records list numerous deaths with ages and addresses across Washington. Names include Clark Butler, Gladys Brooke, Henry Burroughy, Henry Camfield, Mary Carruthers, Frances Colbert, James Davis, Loretta Driscoll, Joseph Edlin, Mary Prezier, Bridget Grady, James Hallowell, George Harris, John Johnson, Joseph Junghans, Wm. F. Jones, Harry Lang, Alice Lee, Robert Lee, Mary McEnery, Dorcas Nath, Astaire Nichols, Mary ODonnell, Joan O’Neil, Francis Parker, Harriet Price, John Quinn, Charles Robey, Agnes Ready, Francis Bivtier, Annie Smallwood, Edward Tottenham, Farah Jackson, Louisa Florimbo, Howard Hight, Mare Frapke. Ages range from months to 92 years. locations include Emergency Hospital, Providence Hospital, New Union Station, and various streets and wards.
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Wyle Cine
Gladys Brooke
St. Aw
Henry M. Burroughy
Volta
Henry J. Camfield
Mary E. Carruthers
Frances Colbert
James W. Davis
St. Ne
Loretta Driscoll
Union St. Ew
Joseph Edlin
Ohio Ave
Mary A. Prezier
St. Sw
Bridget Grady
Wheconsin Ave
James B. Hallowell
Garfield Honozal
George Harris
John Johson
4Th Nw
Joseph Jung
Mary O’donnell
St, Nw
Joan O'Neil
Francis Parker
Emergency Hospital
Harriet Price
N. S. Ave. Se
John Quinn
Park Row
Charles Robey
Wanh
Asgi. Haup
Agnes Ready
Francis P. Bivjtier
Washington Barracks
Annie Smallwood
Jefferson
Edward J. Totirer
Farah Jackson
Louisa Florimbo
Howard G. Hight
Mare R. Frapke
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