Revolt controls San Domingo as government forces clash
Revolutionary forces seize San Domingo city and take over the cable office and land lines. Foreign Minister Sanchez seeks refuge in the U.S. consulate. Assistant Governor Echenique and General Jena killed. Government troops outside the city expected to attack. General WosGi leads the revolutionaries. Casualty figures unavailable. many killed on both sides. Also noted are a fugitive captured in Ohio, an accidental shooting in Marion, a streetcar fatality in Fronton, and Oxford College Women’s Measles outbreak closing the campus.
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Sanchez
United States
San Domingo
Echenique
Jena
WosGi
Revenue Collections Report February 1903 Losses
Washington March 24 the monthly statement of internal revenue shows February 1903 total receipts of 16 250 409 dollars, a loss of 2 467 250 compared with February 1902. For eight months the decrease versus last year totals 8 342 724 dollars.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Strike Commission Report Advocates Wage Rise in Coal Fields
Washington March 31 the strike commission released a report urging a general wage increase of about 10 percent for coal miners and shorter daily hours. It calls for arbitration to settle disputes, a minimum wage with a sliding scale, and protections against discrimination. The panel declined to rule on union recognition and noted the awards run until March 31 1906.
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Voy Sre
Washington
Coal Strike Commission
Totners
Indiana coal operators restrained by U S court
In Chicago on March 24 Judge Koblaat ordered a restraint on Indiana coal operators from continuing their combination. A hearing is set for April 15. The action was taken in a United States court to curb the alleged coal packing and collusive practices.
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United States
St. Louis
United States District Court
L. F Mersey
International Investment Company
J. W Hogue
Hogue
Marshal
Orsey
John J Ryan Investment Company
Marshal Mersey
Indianapols
Indiana
C C Kohlsaar
Chicago
United States District Attorney
Bethea
Crescent
Oak Hill
Coal Bluff
Park County
Nevins
McClellan, Sons & Co
Willow Mine
Huntington
Virginia
United Mine Workers
John
Mitchell
Virginias
Numba
Ashland
Ated
Aazeteel
Koblaat
Violent eruption frightens Caribbean colony
March 24 Kingstown St Vincent reports La Soufriere erupting with dark ash clouds and falling stones. Widespread fear grips locals as ash dust coats farms and streets in Georgetown and Chateau Hela amid continuing tremors.
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Kingstown
St Vincent
Georgetown
Chateau Hela
Gas Mine Explosion Kills Six Men in Athens
Special to The Republican reports a gas explosion at the Athens company mine in Athens on March 21 that killed six men. A separate late wire notes the tug Pilot sunk by the steamer Winfred in the Delaware River this morning, with five crew members drowned.
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Republican
Springfield
Ill
Athens
Philadelphia
Delaware River
Secretay Root Denies Charges Against Brigadier Wood
Secretary Root today dismissed charges by EG Rathdyne against Brigadier Wood, stating there is no foundation for the accusations. The remarks were made in Washington as the matter was addressed by the secretary.
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Washington
Root
EG Rathdyne
Brig Tier. Wood
Bethel Y P A rally and local notes from weekly newspaper
March reports a Bethel Y P A rally at Bethel church with Rev J W Einiger and Rev J N Steffanni as speakers. Other items mention George Snyder’s summer job plan, Maggie Uhler visiting, and a new school term starting March 30 with Milo Clodfelter teaching. Also a recall of Foley's Honey and Tar as remedy and local business notes from Laubach Boyd and Zimmerman Co.
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Bethel Church
J. Weininger
Akron
J N Steffanni
McZena
George Snyder
Fatzer
War Overton
Maggie Uhler
Ida Finisher
Milo Clodfelter
Congress
Clodfelter
Teacing
Foley
Laubach & Boyd and Zimmerman &Co
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Mrs May Brick to Be Freed by Next Year
Special to Tas London reports the government states Florence Mayer Brick, the American woman convicted of poisoning her husband James Maybrick in Liverpool in 1889, will be released from life sentence in 1904.
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London
Florence Mayer? Brick
James Maybrick
Liverpool
OUSTER HARDWARE CO. Opens with Special Prices in Wooster
The Krank Cultivator Circular and whip snap interplay are mentioned with opening dates April 9 to 11. Customers are urged to send for a whip snap if not received and to obtain the Kraus Circular on delivery. Offers touted from Ouster Hardware Co in D. D. Milles room, Wooster, Ohio.
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