Missouri House recalls court decision on Standard Oil ouster
Missouri lawmakers recall the supreme court ouster ruling in Standard Oil case. The bill, pushed by Senator Deseytting, allows continued business after paying triple the license fee and complying with antitrust laws. The action occurs as of March 21 in Jefferson City.
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Mausoleum for Dead Ruler Implicates Woman in Killing
Greek authorities investigate papers found on Akko Schinas linking a woman companion to the assassination of King George. Reports say a mausoleum will be erected for King George, while Balkan capitals are warned to guard against further monarch assassinations.
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Shinas
Europe
Akko Schinas
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Balkan Confederation
Turkey
Madero Murder Blamed on Huerta Aide Alleges Stabbing
Col. Manuel Alcalde publisher of New Era says he has proof that Francisco I Madero and Pino Suarez were stabbed and strangled in Mexico City on Feb 23 rather than shot. He claims their bodies were moved to prison in an automobile and accuses Gen Huerta’s circle of ordering the killings before the prison incident.
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Col
Manuel
Alcalde
New Era
Maderfata
Mexico City
Francisco I. Madero
Pino
Suarez
Acalpulco
Madero
Madéro
Ambassador Wilson Arrives in Regal Train in Mexico
In Veracruz on March 21, Henry Lane Wilson the American ambassador arrived aboard Porfirio Diaz’s grand presidential train, now in exile. He rests in a princely stateroom, using pillows once slept on by Madero, as Huerta’s actions redefine diplomatic norms.
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Mexico City
Henry Lane Wilson
Véra Cruz
Porfirio Diaz
Madero
iMadero
Wilson
Huerta
Experiments Started With Friedmann Tuberculosis Culture
Six Public Health Service bacteriologists test Friedmann tuberculosis culture on monkeys and in lab media. Dr. Friedmann claims the culture cures the white plague, with tests in lab and potential human trials pending. The work uses small sealed tubes and glass plates under microscopes to assess acid resistance and staining.
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Public Health Service
Friedmann
Berlin
Jon F. Anderson
Uncle Sam
Surgeon General
Blue
Anderson
Rucker
Austrian squadron sails for Dalmatia amid Balkan tensions
An Austrian squadron including three battleships two cruisers and several torpedo craft sailed from Pola for Cattaro Dalmatia amid Montenegrin pressure and Scutari siege reports. A separate suffrage parade planning was announced in Washington with 531 women set to march to the Capitol. Illinois editor Shelby died at River Forest near Chicago, a veteran of the party formation call. A westbound Wabash train derailed near Niantic with no fatalities and minor injuries.
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Capitol
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Paul Aldedito
Republican Party
Shelby
Illinois
Harmon Johnson
River Forest
Chicago
Illinois ‘State Journal
Decatur
Niantic
Death of Admiral Eaton: Arrest for Murder in Massachusetts
Mrs Jennie May Harrison Eaton widow of Rear Admiral Joseph Giles Eaton was arrested in Hingham charged with his murder. Authorities say natural death was ruled for years but arsenic poisoning caused the admiral’s death. Eaton pleads not guilty and is jailed without bail awaiting March 28 hearing. Eaton, 49, previously married to D A Ainsworth, was Alexandria born.
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Jennie May
Harrison Eaton
Joseph G. Eaton
A. F. Barker
Whitney
Givce
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Sen
George Harrison
Alexandria
Wito
Catietya
Arial
Mother of 22 Is Drevened in River Tragedy
London reports the body of a roman name Hannah Johnson was recovered from the river. She was mother of two children, one of whom is alive. She was 46 years of age.
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London
Hannah Johnson
Chilfrren
Eliot Chosen for GT James Court
Eliot selected for a major assignment at GT James Court with implications for leadership. Algon votes affirm Decisive choice on Harvard status raises questions about prestige and scholarly alignment. Emeri Tus for Britain appears tied to diplomatic or academic appointments in the era.
Pope Pius X Shows Rapid Improvement Amid Illness
Rome reports Pope Pius X improving rapidly after a period of indisposition. He was awake most of the day, left his bedroom, received Cardinal Merry Del Val, an Italian archbishop, and a bishop. Doctors warn his condition remains serious and audiences paused for a month.
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Greece
George
Cold Wave Warning Spreads Across Core States
Washington reports two major storms triggering widespread precipitation with a lake region center and another over the plateau. A sharp spring cold snap drops temperatures with Havre Montana at 22 below zero and subzero readings across the Dakotas Wyoming and western Minnesota. Cold wave warnings extend through Missouri Illinois Kansas Oklahoma Texas Panhandle Arkansas eastern Iowa and neighboring states.
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Missouri
Ilinois
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Oklahoma
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Iowa
Wisconsin
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Kentucky
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Denver Mystery: Cecil Dickens Kills Mrs Reed Then Commits Suicide
In Foxton Colorado a Jacksonville, Illinois man using the alias E H Reed fatally shot his wife Mrs Reed and then killed himself at a ranch near Foxton. Mrs Reed died before medical help arrived. Dickens, his wife and two children had moved to Colorado three months earlier from Jacksonville for Mrs Dickens health. Dickens' father is N J Dickens of Champaign Illinois and Mrs Dickens' parents reside at Murrayville Maryland.
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Cecil Dickens
Jacksonville
E. H. Reed
Colorado
Dickens
J. Dickens
Champaign
Charles Guthrie and Others Tapped for Diplomatic Posts
Washington announces possible ambassadors for Britain Mexico Italy Austria and China with Charles W Hit president emeritus of Harvard named for Great Britain and George W Guthrie suggested for Mexico. John R Mott urged for China and other names discussed include Gerard Ostern Low and Page as potential Europe envoys.
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Charles W. Hit
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Wilson
Great Britain
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Pittsburg
Mexico
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James W. Gerard
New York
Italy
William Church Ostecrn
Thoms
Thomas Nelson Page
Virginia
Folta Wells
Elot
Clark
Rolla Wells
Mexico City
Wella
Democratic National Committee
Norman E. Mack
Buffalo
National Committee
Bryan
Richard @. Kereng
St. Louis
Austria
Mack
Taft Requests Roosevelt Portrait From Wilson
President Wilson has received Taft's request for the cabinet sized portrait of Theodore Roosevelt that hangs in the White House office. Taft says the image is his personal property and forgot it during the White House departure. The oval gilt framed photo hangs opposite a portrait of Taft's father Alonzo Taft in the east end of the room.
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Wilson
Taft
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New Haven
Roosevelt
White House
Alonzo Taft
Col
Boston Stonemason Rescues Girl From Third Story Window
Patrick Ji Mbriarty, a stonemason, sprang across Cabot Street to catch five year old Helen J Hutchinson as she teetered from a third story window. The girl avoided injury after the save. In nearby Missouri Harry Schaller, 53, committed suicide at a Springfield location after a lifetime of service.
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Mays
Patrick Ji Mbriarty
Cabot Street
Helen J. Hutchinson
Erneaeld
Harry Schaller
Springield
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