Debate on Morocco Police Plan Fails To Unite Delegates
Open conference texts from Algeciras reveal Franco German deadlock over Morocco police. Revoll outlines 2000 Moroccans with 16 officers. Germany fears French control of Atlantic ports. Disagreement persists, with Emperor William hinted as possible mediator. In Washington, Song of Kansas supports joint statehood while Oklahoma and Indiana push, Arizona resists.
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Herr von Radowitz
Jowa
Morocco
France
M. Revoll
North
Africa
Washington, D.C
Kansas
Rodey
Andrews
Phoenix
Stodey
Beveridge
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Oklahoma
Indiana
Arizona
New Mexico
Father Gapon’s Farty Open for Investigation
The report from St. Petersburg on March 6 says Father Gapon denounces Father Petroff as a tool of the social democrats and proposes a plan for a full internal investigation by party representatives. Petroff accuses Gapon’s group of government funding, with Sechoff named as having received 2500 dollars, a charge that led to Sechoff’s suicide.
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Father Gapon
St. Petersburg
Father Petroff
Gapon
Sechoff
Anthony Michaelek Seated From Illinois In Congress
Washington reports on March 6 note a unanimous resolution declaring Anthony Michaelek a US citizen and resident of Illinois, duly elected to the 59th Congress. The Indian appropriation bill of 7,785,000 is set for consideration, with Sherman of New York outlining its provisions.
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Anthony Michaelek
Illinois
Washington, D. C
United States
Sherman
New York
How Jos Medill Patterson Became a Hot Socialist
Chicago socialite Joseph Medill Patterson, 27, heir to millions and grandson of Tribune founder, shocks the city by embracing advanced socialism. He resigns from Mayor Dunne's cabinet and fronts a radical municipal ownership movement while maintaining elite ties and suggesting a reformist ticket could lead Chicago's next mayoral race.
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Joseph Medill Patterson
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Tribune
Harlow N. Higanbotham
Marshall Field
Onwentsia
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Country House
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Po. Stokes
Clarence Darrow
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Republican Party
RAILROADS ARE AGAIN HAILED IN SEVERE WINTER STORM
Ice and snow blanket the region disrupting traffic. Missourians report heavy frost and potential fruit crop damage while Kansas City and St. Joseph suffer irregular rail and streetcar service. Ohio, New York, and California wire reports filter in about affected roads and public figures. Strong mention includes former president Schwab and Major General Hopkins death.
Tragic Train Collision Kills Paxton at Mountain Road Crossing
J W Paxton driving a Whitney plumbing wagon was killed when the Samia Fe's California Limited struck near the Rio Grande Woolen mills just inside the city limits. Eyewitnesses say Paxton did not see the train until upon the track. the engine did not stop, continuing to station with Paxton's hat on the engine. Authorities and mill workers described the brutal scene as witnesses scrambled to assist. The accident prompted shock among passengers and workers as the death was confirmed.
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Samia Fe
California
Whitney Company
Rio Grande
Paxton
le Rio Grande Woolen Mills
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Hod. Kondtéwen
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Kenniebeck
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Ship Subsidy Bill Debates Split By Regions And Tax Proposals
Washington March 1 A Senate favored plan to tax foreign bottoms and tie tonnage duties to American years aims to subsidize U S vessels. Southern support ties to port grants while Pacific and Atlantic factions oppose. War department warns against hasty loss of non domestic shipping for scout and transport needs.
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Senate
Pat Fone
Utr
Southert Porte
Dolla
Godine
Mors Atlaetin
Meeting Held to Form Oil Prospecting Company
A meeting convened in Fergusson’s office at 1 30 pm to form a company to prospect for oil on Hendrickson and nearby lands. Attendees discussed objectives and a permanent organization to drill the present well and future wells, with machinery to be secured after incorporation. Names of all landowners and officers were not disclosed.
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Fergusson
H. B. Fergusson
Martin Hendrickson
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Farmers Union Opens Texas Division Meeting in Dallas
The Texas division of the Farmers Educational & Cooperative Union meets in Dallas on March 6 with EA Calvin presiding. Delegates from unions and local organizations attend as discussions cover organizing the cooperative and marketing cotton and farm products, plus rail rate issues. Nearly 600 delegates gather at Humboldt, Tennessee, for the annual Farmers Union of America meeting with an elaborate program.
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