Loubet May Ignore the Vatican in Rome Visit
Paris reports that President Loubet is unlikely to call on the Vatican during his Rome trip. The pope’s sharp remarks on French policy and church matters prompted official inquiries and comparisons with past royal visits. Local observers note the planned program favors military displays and state ceremonies over ecclesiastical engagements.
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Ocean liner grounds and collides off English coast
The American line steamship New York from New York March 12 grounded off Cape La Bagüe, France, near the English Channel, then collided with the troopship Assaye bound for Hong Kong with 500 troops aboard. No serious injuries reported to either vessel or crew.
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Congress Faces Week of Post Office and Indian Appropriation Bills
Washington March 20 The House set this week to finish post office military academy and sundry civil appropriation bills with adjournment planned Monday due to Rep Thompson's death. Rural free delivery salaries and railway mail subsidies loom as knotty issues. Senate Indian affairs panel completed approval of Indian department funding with additions affecting Kinmouth Madeira and Yahoos bands. The McCall committee to investigate charges against congressmen continues work amid calls to depoliticize departments.
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Freshman Shatters World Record in Shot Put
At a meet in Ann Arbor Michigan freshman Stalph Rose set a new world record in the 12 round shot with a 56 feet 3 inches throw surpassing C J Gray of New York by over one foot.
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New York
MIKADO CALLS ON SUBJECTS FOR WAR FUNDS
Yokio March 20 The emperor appearing in uniform of the generalissimo opened the social session of parliament to raise funds for the war against Russia. The crown prince attended the ceremony and stood by his father as he addressed peers and commoners. Japan unveils a marvel of sound detection aiding enemy warning.
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Nothing New From The Front War Dispatches
London reports no battlefield confirmation on the Yalu amid Russian and Japanese lines. Dispatches say no changes, only slight skirmishes. Russians allegedly captured 1 000 prisoners remain unverified. New York notes the Eye and Ear Infirmary closing while Gouverneur Hospital demolition removes contagious eye disease wards. De Darlington voices grave concern as health commissioner's worry grows.
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Darlington
Santa Rosa Fire Hits Second Time in Year
Special report from Las Vegas New Mexico dated March 20 describes a second major blaze in Santa Lona destroying Stepp's hotel along with Mulvane's store McAdow's restaurant and other, with wind and poor protection blamed. No injuries reported and most contents saved. An earlier fire nearly wiped out the town. A separate Boston earthquake shock trembled the eastern New England area on March 26.
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New England
Leaders Stay On Sidelines In NY GOP Leadership Battle
At a conference in New York on March 20, Renater Platt and Converner Dell debated party direction with many Republicans. It was agreed Viatt remains as an active leader, with no outside interference in future leadership contests.
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Renater Platt
Converner «Dell
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Opell
Viatt
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Cuco the matador dies in Juarez bullfight twist
Antonio Fernandez known as Cuco was mortally wounded in the Juarez bull ring after delivering the death thrust to a vicious bull. About 3,000 spectators attended the fight and cheered as Cuco bowed to the judges before the bull fatally gored him.
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Milner cancels Stead travel permit in South Africa
Cape Town March 20 Lord Milner the Lord High Commissioner orders cancellation of the permit granted to W I Stead the well known writer to travel in South Africa owing to the character of recent speeches by Mr Stead.
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Massachusetts Democrat Endorses Hearst for President
Former Congressman Fred Williams issued a signed statement announcing his endorsement of W R Hearst for the Democratic presidential nomination. He also says he will campaign in Massachusetts for Hearst. California Democrats Favor Hearst. A California Democratic state committee meeting set Santa Cruz May 16 to choose delegates for the national convention at St Louis with a resolution urging Hearst as the state’s choice.
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Angry miners square off as deportations spark showdown
Denver dispatch reports 50 to 75 deported Western Federation of Miners march from Ouray toward Telluride to rejoin leaders and defend rights. The escort, armed, camps at Red Mountain ten miles from Ouray amid fears of renewed clashes with Citizens' Alliance. An injunction against the Telluride group seeks relief before Judge Stevens in Grand Junction.
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Alliances Formed in South America to Guard Against U.S. Absorption
New Orleans March 26 reports that Brazil Ecuador Argentina Chile and Bolivia have formed an alliance to resist absorption by the United States. The move follows mail advices received here detailing the pact among the South American nations.
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Joughins Resigns as Santa Fe Mechanical Chief
Joughins, mechanical superintendent of the Santa Fe coast lines, has resigned and will become superintendent of motive power for the Inter-Colonial railway of Halifax. His departure is effective after a successor is appointed. he has served about a year and a half after joining from the Northern Pacific.
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Santa Fe Coast Lines
A. G. Wells
Coast Lines
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Inter-Colonial Railway
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Northern Pacific
Powers Aim to Stop Turkish Suppression of Armenians
Paris reports that France and Berlin treaty powers plan united protests to Turkey to curb plans for severe action against Armenians in the secession district. Official briefings indicate some reports are exaggerated but urge restraint within a month as suppression is planned amid Armenian border raids into Russia.
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Constantnople
Roosevelt and Fairbanks Backed by Texas Republicans
Austin March 20 The tenth congressional district republican convention adopted resolutions endorsing Roosevelt and Fairbanks for the republican national ticket in a display of party support.
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Fairbanks
Austin
Tex
Race War in Alabama Leaves Man Dead and Deputies Wounded
In Birmingham two miles west of Bessemer a clash between black residents and deputy sheriffs left one man dead and several injured while a white woman was wounded. The same night a prairie fire near Hemingford Nebraska burned toward Lakeside, threatening property losses as Burlington Railway reported heavy stock losses and long recovery ahead.
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French Ministry Crumbling Amid Parliamentary Reverses
Paris March 20 The Combe ministry grows weaker after recent reverses with no immediate crisis. Delonsse may stay as strong man despite doubts over his treaty gains. Pittsboro Pa March 20 A 20 percent wage cut below 1903-4 scale proposed for Amalgamated Sheet workers after a joint meeting of the union and officials of the American Sheet, Soda, Pin Plate company.
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