Looting and Killings Sweep Peking In Crises
Reports from Peking describe widespread looting and killings as artillery shells gate wards of the palace complex and clashes erupt in the city. Civilians fortify homes as missionaries are said slain and foreign troops are mobilized to restore order with U S forces dispatched from Tien Tsin.
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Peking
China
Kuei-Hsiang
Changhui Chih
Mutiheerg
Pao Ting Fu
Ching
London
Tien Tsin
U.S
United States
Kilduff Murder Trial Jury Sets Record
Davenport March 2 The Kilduff murder trial jury spent a 34 hour vigil without relief or further instructions. The exhausted jurors retired early after a long session, the longest in county history and without requests to be discharged.
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Davenport
Kilduff
Theophilus
Anna
Indictment Faulty Davenport Man Held For Grand Jury
Davenport Iowa March 2 The court rules the indictment against Isaac Richardson charged with manslaughter faulty and orders him held to next grand jury for reconsideration Richardson operated a Davenport saloon and allegedly sold liquor to Arthur Wundram who became intoxicated and spent the night in a box stall near a barn with outside temperatures noted by a thermometer
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Davenport, Ta
Isaac Richardson
Richardson
Davenport
Arthur Wundram
Yueara
Quer Whiel
Wundram
Coaranet
Hia
Heath
AO Signs of Settlement in Lawrence Strike
Settlement of the millbands' strike in Lawrence Massachusetts seems distant with both sides firm. Rioting and arrests keep police busy as crowds disperse. Attorney General Wickersham has been asked to conduct a thorough investigation of the conditions in the stricken city.
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Lawrence
Mass
Wilson Tours Iowa Amid Democratic Rallyes
Governor Woodrow Wilson toured Davenport and Des Moines speaking to large crowds about Back to the People. In Des Moines a notable address drew one of the largest Coliseum crowds in years as Democrats urged a third gubernatorial candidate option. Judge Martin Wade denied any endorsement stemming from his Des Moines visit.
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Woodrow Wilson
New Jerey
Davenport
Highland Park College
Iowa City
New Jersey
Wilson
Jerryb. Sullivan
E. G. Dunn
Mason City
Sullivan
Dunn
Hamilton
John T. Hamilton
Cedar Rapids
O’connor
Wade
Town City
Marttin J. Wade
Iowa
Associated Press
Parole Board Grants Leaves for Three Inmates
Three men Charles W. Dekain of Denver Henry Harris of Parle and ae C. Sieh of Danville received orders for release on parole at Leavenworth federal prison. The trio is expected to be discharged today as the prison processes parole approvals.
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Leavenworth
Kaw
Charles W. Dekain
Denver
Colo
Henry Harris
Parle
Tex
Ae C. Sieh
Danville
Suffragists Sentenced after London Window Riots
London reports three leaders Emmeline Pankhurst Mrs Tukes and Mrs Maristall each two months in jail after mass suffragist window smashing. About 124 women arrested for damage in Bond Street Piccadilly Regent Street Oxford Street Haymarket and Strand. Police freed many with bail as damage valued at thousands of dollars largely covered by insurance.
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London
Emmeline Pankhurst
Tukes
Maristall
Bow Street
Bond Street
Piccadilly
Regent Street
Oxford Street
Haymarket
Strand
Pankhurst
Pakhurst
Peotice
Vail
Wintow
Gabrielle Ray Marries Then Reconsiders at Windsor
Gabrielle Ray, noted English actress, wed Eric Loder at Windsor after a sudden decline of nerves the day before. The ceremony surprised London as public interest in her fortune and previous suitors was high. speculation followed about future inheritance and alliances with peers.
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London
Gabrielle Ray
Eric Loder
Windsor
Italian girl of 16 appears as witness in Lawrence strike
Carmella Teoli an Italian girl of 36 is shown as an exhibit before the rules committee in Washington. She and her father earn seven dollars a week and support a family of seven despite a serious scalp injury two years ago. The testimony comes as workers press for higher wages amid ongoing Lawrence woolen mill strike talks.
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Washington
Congress
Rules Committee
House
Lawrence
Mass
Carmella Teoli
Fotal
Republican meet set for March 30 caucus selection
At the county central committee meeting held at the courthouse on Saturday March 30 at 2 pm the county convention date was chosen and 28 delegates to the district and 28 to the state conventions will be selected. Delegates from voting precincts will be chosen by the caucus system with 164 delegates total. W M Law chaired the meeting and L H Paulger acted as secretary due to J C Harttian’s illness.
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Republican County Central Committee
Court House
W. M. Law
L. H. Paulger
Cedar
Nashua Resident George Latarre Dies While Working
George Latarre, a T4 veteran of over fifty years, collapsed while supervising timber removal on his Nashua farm. He spoke of feeling faint and died within moments. He suffered from arterial hardening and was in his usual health earlier that day. His wife, in her forties, is under a physician’s care after the shock. Mrs Hastings of Appleton, Minn., has been notified and may travel to be with her mother.
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Nashua
George Latarre
GC. Hastings
Appleton, Minn
Republican convention set for seven counties in Iowa district
Delegates from seven Iowa counties convene to pick district delegates to the Chicago convention. Taft supporters with delegates pledged, Cedar Rapids state convention in April, Oskaloosa district event next Wednesday.
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Eretumwa
Shah
Oakalorga
Cedar Rapids
Oskaloosa
Chicago
Taft
Roosevelt Dominates Pupils' Voting On School Name
East Waterloo public school pupils totaling about 1 651 returned ballots in a vote about a summer school building name. Theodore Roosevelt led with a four to one edge over other candidates, while the proposed name Lafayette for the new school at Colorado and Lafayette streets won the most votes over Lincoln.
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Linden
Teddy
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Carroll
Perry G. Holten
G. W. Clarke
Colorado
Lafayette Streeis
Lafayette
Waterloo
Lincoln
Snowstorm grips Midwest with heavy totals and rail disruption
A major snowstorm blanketed Missouri Kansas Iowa Nebraska North Dakota and South Dakota. Over three inches had fallen in Kansas City by noon six inches in Topeka. Snowplows were deployed as trains faced delays and streetcar service halted. The storm was expected to continue through Sunday.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Ansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Topeka
Kans
Kimmel Case Goes To Jury In Bank Receivership
March 2 jury deliberations began in the Kimmel mystery and insurance case involving Andrew Whiteseorge Kinmel and Charles F. Amidon. The judge warned disasters in life could alter a person beyond recognition, as plaintiffs seek to prove the Bank of Niles receivership death claim. Temperature notes show a 28 to 63 degree day.
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Bank of Niles
Mich
Kimmel
Congressmen Mugh Excited by Debate on Income Tax Plan
Washington March 2 The House Democratic caucus endorsed a broad income tax proposal taxing all net incomes including salaries above 5000 a year. Leaders expect a party vote passage in ten to fourteen days, with Senate fate doubtful. The plan also extends the corporate tax to partners and individuals to cover a 50 million revenue deficit, while sugar duty may be removed. The measures provoke expectations of stormy debates and potential party realignments in the Senate.
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Washington
House
Senate
House Democratic Caucus
Butt
Lupon
Supreme Court
Dii
President Taft to urge neutrality in Mexico crisis
Washington reports at a cabinet conference that President Taft will issue a proclamation urging strict compliance with U S neutrality laws in all matters affecting Mexico. The note to Ambassador Wilson directs Americans in Mexico to monitor conditions and consider leaving if the situation worsens.
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Washington
Whits House
Taft
United States
Mexico
Wilson
Roosevelt rests from politics plans quiet hart campaign
Oyster Bay March 2 Col Roosevelt dropped politics today and prepared for the coming campaign. He plans to spend much of the next fortnight at home with trips to New York. He rode horses and chopped trees, his preferred exercise, and said the political situation remained unchanged as far as he knows.
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Oyster Bay
L. 1
Col. Roosevelt
Hart
New York
Col
Roosevelt
Woods Bros Start Piano Sale In Northeastern Town
Woods Tiros on Bridge Street inaugurate a piano sale that promises to enliven the local trade with a wide selection of instruments. Leading brands and varied styles are offered at reduced prices during the event, drawing shoppers to the area.
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Woods Tiros
Bridge Street
Waterlee
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