Three Votes Will Decide Britain Morocco Crisis
Berlin and Paris drift toward a Franco German settlement over Morocco police. Berlin signals possible concessions while Paris hedges. British and Spanish alliance reports denied. Russia broadcasts a vague assembly plan and opposition to radical concessions. Isle of Pines becomes Cuban province. U S senators weigh investigations and reforms.
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Paris
Foreign Office
Berlin
Germany
Algeciras
France
Titton Named Ambassador to Great Britain from Rome
A Rome cable reports Senator Thomas Titton former Italian foreign minister has been appointed ambassador to Great Britain replacing Sienar Pansa who returns to the ministry. Titton, never before an ambassador, prompts much diplomatic comment as the recall follows.
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Bealor
New York
Herald
Rome
Thomas Titton
Great Britain
Sienar
Pansa
Titton
Hundreds of bowlers gather for West Dixie Bowling Congress
Salt Lake City hosts the West Dixie Bowling Congress with hundreds of bowlers arriving from across the west. A packed schedule includes tournaments, excursions, and entertainment as clubs prepare to welcome visitors and showcase local attractions.
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Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Utah
West
Prospect of Two Speeches in Senate and House Movements
Washington March 7 Senate opens with two speeches on railroad rate bill Clapp of Minnesota supporting the measure Scott of West Virginia urging radical amendments In the House Midian appropriation bill remains the main business with an agreement to conclude the general desire at day end New York March 7 Thomas M Hillard retires after fourteen years as Waldorf Astoria manager He has accumulated about 1 million dollars and plans a rest abroad May 1 He may be replaced by Walton H Marshall as manager
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Algeciras
Foreign Office
Germany
France
Spain
Morocco
St. Petersburg
Ukase
National Assembly
Russia
Asx
British Assembly
Witte
Senate
Washington, D.C
Senate Today
United States
Evanston
Wyo
Tilman
Senate Committee On Privilezes
Tillman
Washington, D. C
Clapp
Minnesota
Scott
West Virginia
Mareh
New York
Thomas M. Hillard
Hilard
Walton H. Marshall
Hillard
Chicago
Ravedell
Louisiana
North Side
Bronx
Santa Fe Central sale rumors denied by manager
Colonel W S Hopewell, general manager, says the Santa Fe Central has not been sold to the Tallmadges or any party up to now. He notes ongoing imperial negotiations for capital, potential Albuquerque and Roswell extensions, surveys in multiple directions, and corrections to false reports about distances and bank indebtedness. A telegram from General Torrance confirms no negotiations beyond a possible proposition by Tallmadge and ongoing pending talks with eastern capital.
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Pray
Santa Fe Central Railway
Ly Tallmadge
W. C. Tallmadge
Chicago
Pecos
Valley Country
Evening Citizen
W. 8. Hopewell
Allway
Senie
Santa Fe Central
Tallmadges
Albuquerque
Hagan
Torrance
Roswell
Pittaburg
Mr. Hopewell
Drive National Bank
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Development Company
Hopewell
General Torrance
Tallmadge
Ciizen
Alta
Hagan Coal Fields
Mr Hopewell
Katanvli
Moriarty
Frost Station
San Antonio
Hagan Coal Fells
Tieray Canyon
Cansoh
American Girl Found Dead in Seine In Paris
Paris March 7 police seek American help to solve the death of Ethel A Brown found in the Seine. The body shows wounds and jewelry but no papers. clothing bears embroidered name. Clues include a 1900s travel record and a presumed Fayetteville Georgia origin.
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Paris
Ethel Py H
Seine
Ethel A. Brown
Bnly
Bite Brown
Rayettenville
John
Sally Grachy
Georgia
Avanta
Fayetteville
Monthly Meeting of Benevolent Society Finances Strained
The Non-Secerat Benevolent Society executive committee met in District Attorney FOOW Clancy's office to pay February bills totaling 374.50, including groceries 9, tent 25.40, railroad fare 10.50, with cash on hand 1848. The society remains in need of funds, and public help is requested.
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HB. Ray
Bernardsfeld
D. H. Caen
Alfred Grunsfeld
Po OW. Caner
Non-Secerit Benevolent Society
Foow
Clancy
Groveries
Municipal Ownership Mayor for Seattle
Semi Wark March Wilam Hickman was elected mayor by a small majority of fifteen votes. Joby Spilicer, the rival candidate, trailed in most wards and failed to win a council seat except for one member elected by a large margin.
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Semi
Wark
Wilam Hickman
Eunic Orshipe
Joby Spilicer
Ma Heke
Beung
Old Pioneer Mrs. C. W. Haynes Dies in Missouri
Mrs. C W Haynes, longtime Albuquerque resident and second hand dealer on South Flint street, died in Macon Missouri after returning from California where she sought a longer life. She and her late husband ran the business for about twenty years and she was about eighty. She had previously visited California seeking health before returning to her Missouri home to pass away.
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Citizen Office
C. W. Haynes
Macon
Albuquerque
South
Flint Street
Haynes
California
Maron
Railway News Digest From The West And South Active Conventions
Railway news items from Boise Caldwell Pittsburg Louisville and New York cover arrests in Idaho related to Governor Steunenberg's assasination, miners meetings to decide general convention actions, amicable wage agreement prospects in Kentucky, regulation talk by Congressman Ravendale, and a Philadelphia rail line report showing income rises yet salary cuts amid retrenchments. A derailment near Binghamton injures no one and an Erie westbound immigrant train plunges into the street.
Oil Trust Suspected Behind Kansas Oil Movement
Topeka March 7 The railroads operating in Kansas have begun to drop transporting crude and refined oil at the maximum rate set by a state law passed during the anti Standard Oil era. Independent refiners claim the rates are confiscatory and would harm railroad profits. The four laws enacted a year ago aimed to price oil fairly and help independents compete with Standard Oil. State courts have previously ruled against the laws, and independents plan to press the Supreme Court to uphold their validity.
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Kansas
Ol Company
Standard CW Company
Supreme Court
Oil Trust
No Delay in Insurance Suit Against McCall Estate
John Murp ey for the New York Life trustees announces swift action to recover funds alleged as fraudulently taken from Andrew Hamilton and the McCall estate. He will press the case in New York courts and return there tonight to begin prosecution.
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John Murpey
Trustees of
New York Life
McCall
Andrew Hamilton
Siaken
Hamilton
New York
Albany Legislature Weighs Gambling By Race Tracks
Albany March 7 The senate and assembly committees will hold a joint hearing to weigh arguments for and against the Cassidy Lansing bill prohibiting gambling on racetracks. The move is backed by the International Reform Bureau and ministerial groups. opposition expected from fair and agricultural associations over potential racing-receipt taxes.
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Albany
Ode Committee
The
Senate
Waters Femily
A. A. Jess
Internatonal Resorm Bureau
Society For the Prevention of Vice
Tt Bow
Washington
Wilbur F. Crafts
International Reform Bureau
Josselty
Higgins
Hewan
Crafts
Anthony Comstock
Aos
Grogs
Bureau
Massachusetts
Alkany
Legihin Sture
Gregg
Bsk
Caverdy-Lansing Mil
Higginnt
Bil
Fair and Agricultural Associations
Republicans Active Down in Tennessee
The Republican late executive committee meets at Maxwell House at 16 o clock to elect a place for the state convention where gubernatorial and railroad candidates will be nominated. The committee has 32 members from ten congressional districts and the state at large. They will decide rules and the basis for representation, with about 435 votes expected at the convention. No change is expected to the certificate-only admission rule.
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Maxwell House
4.C. RR. McCall
Railroair
Republican Party
Alee
State Committee
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