Negro Seeks Diplomatic Post Through Navy Leader
Secretary Daniels will forward to the state department the application of Richard Davis, a Negro who shined shoes for him, seeks the position of secretary to the American legation in Liberia. Davis is fluent in Spanish, an expert stenographer, and endorsed by the Negro Democratic League.
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Washington
Daniels
Navy Department
Raleigh
N. C
State Department
Sterling Ruffin
Richard Davis
Davis
Liberia
Cuba
Negro Democratic League
Virginia Sisters and Brothers Elope in Double Marriage
Two Virginia pairs, Leo F Titus and Townsend B Titus from Luckette, and Mary M Stonebruner and Lucy E Stonebruner from Lovettsville, eloped and married in D C. Rev Samuel Smith of Pennsylvania officiated, while a license clerk noted the event as very interesting. The couples left for a honeymoon and plan to return later. Paris omnibuses to adopt electric power soon.
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Washington
Leo F
Townsend B. Titus
Luckette
Mary M
Lucy E. Stonebruner
Lovetsville
Samuel Smith
Pennsylvania
Dr. Smith
Mathewson Wins Trophy In High Scoring Curling Match
In a tight curling contest Mathewson defeated Dunn 14 to 9 to claim the season prize. Mathewson led with scoring bursts in the first, third, fifth, seventh, eighth, tenth and twelfth ends as Dunn added responses across the second, fourth, sixth, ninth and eleventh frames. Sharrock beat Munn 12 to 7 in a separate game with scoring in the second, fourth, fifth, sixth, tenth, eleventh and twelfth ends.
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Skip Mathewson
Skip Dunn
Mathewson
Hig Life
Morten Welch Kelly Elton Martin Render Mathewson Dunn
Sharrock
Munn
Shinock Plays Shine at Grand Theater Change of Program
Last night at the Grand theater a specially assembled company presented Shinock from The Merchant of Venice with praised performances and plot-congenial surroundings. Other features included Root of Evil a pathetic drama, Letter to Uncle Sam a comedy about a little girl’s letter to Uncle Sam, The Wrong Bottle a dramatic tale of a blind girl nearly succumbing to medicine and a sister’s elopement scare, A Heart of the Forest a spectacular Indian drama, Billy McGrath on Broadway a funny farce, and Mr. Chase singing Ive Got the Finest Man.
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Grand Theater
Uncle Sam
Alcazar
Billy McGrath
Broadway
Mr. Chase
Adv
City Notes and Ads Stir Local Life in Copper City
Mrs J L Kelly a fter yesterday a di sc M Sawyer spent yesterday at Butte on business. H H Durston returned from Bozeman after 10 days. Mrs W B Rodgers reported to belt at her West Fifth street home. Mr and Mrs Charlies West gone to Portland for Mrs Wests health. Paul Schultz to Elliston Mont for a few days. Easter bananas long yellow dozens Ye not 35c Copper City Adv. J B and Charles Truman Wise river spent yesterday in the city on business. George Dodson Wise river country was a business visitor yesterday. Remember your sick friend with a dozen of Greigs carnations on Easter morning Adv. Mrs D McGinnis East Fifth street suffers pneumonia at St Ann's hospital. For Sunday breakfast pork and beans can 10c dozen 110 Copper City Adv. Judge Pringle yesterday afternoon married D C Joneston and Miss Effie May Wilson Amaconda. Greig says sunny days bet a bountiful Easter carnation crop Adv. For sale Two thousand West Park close in five room brick 400 cash balance easy terms per cent Well come Peckover Adv. Easter garden truck fresh from southern gardens Copper City Adv. John Jacobson sold to Patrick McArdle residence corner Fifth and Maple streets for 37300. Judge Winston telegraphed he left Jefferson City Mo and will reach Anaconda soon Adv. For Easter dinner dessert Hunts sliced lemon cling peaches big can 20c not 80c Copper City Adv.
Graustark Likely Most Popular Novel of Last Two Decades
A canvass of readers would crown Graustark by George Barr McCutcheon as the era’s top novel. The piece notes authors often misjudge their own work and cites public taste over a creator’s opinion, adding that sales ledgers reflect Graustark’s vast popularity and its inevitable stage adaptation by Grace Hayward.
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Graustark
George Barr McCutcheon
Wiliam Cullen Bryant
Mr. McCutcheon
Graustark at Margaret Theater Next Monday Evening
Readers are informed that the presentation of Graustark will be shown at the Margaret theater next Monday evening. The notice provides a brief schedule detail and invites local patrons to attend the performance.
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Tion
Graustark
Margaret Theater
Frisco Auto Riders Serous Accident Injuries
In San Francisco on March 71 Frank Emig his wife and their companion Miss Maynard Dean lie near death from a collision between their car and an interurban train between Santa Clara and San Jose. Emig a Santa Clara town clerk candidate drove the car.
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San Francisco
Frank Emig
Maynard Dean
Santa Clara
San Jose
Emig
Dean
Lulu Adams
James McElroy
Albert Prince Hanged for Murder of Warden
Lincoln Neb March 12 Albert Prince convicted of murdering Deputy Warden FE Davia at the state penitentiary last year was executed after the warrant was read at 1 30 this afternoon He stabbed the deputy at chapel exercises on February 11 1912 and likely became Nebraska’s last legally hanged inmate as lawmakers move to replace hanging with electrocution and repeal capital punishment.
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Lincoln
Neb
Albert Prince
Davia
State Penitentiary
State House of Representatives
Month to Decide on Value and Medical Practice
The county debates whether Dr. Friedmann may practice or simply consult. Officials require him to pass state medical board exams to treat and bill patients. They welcome his vaccine demonstration only if he comes as a consultant under supervision, with a hospital assuming responsibility for outcomes.
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Aminere
Friedmann
Tuberculosis Vaccine Gives Encouraging Results
Patients who were treated with Dr. F. F. Friedmanns vaccine in Berlin are showing remarkable improvement after arriving in New York. A Berlin physician sent the telegram to Dr. George O Hanlon at Bellevue Hospital. Friedmann treated 16 patients today but had to postpone 14 others until tomorrow due to vaccine exhaustion.
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New York
F. F. Friedmann
Berlin
George O'Hanlon
Bellevue Hospital
O'Hanlon
Friedmann
Darrow Plans Defense in Rickert Murder Case
Clarence Darrow will soon join the defense of Martin Rickert a 15 year old accused of killing his father amid alleged cruelty to him and his mother Darrow may act as assistant counsel if his own bribery trial does not conflict with the proceedings and is set for March 1.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Clarence Darrow
McNamara Brothers
Darrow
Martin Rickert
Conversation Before Death of Rear Admiral Baton
Authorities seek the frame of last talk between Rear Admiral Joseph G. Baton and his family physician Dr. Joseph Frame hours before the admiral died in Rockland Massachusetts. Mrs Baton is accused of arsenic administration on March 7 and Dr Frame was summoned to the Baton household that afternoon. The admiral died that night, a matter shaping ongoing investigations.
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Rockland
Mass
Joseph G. Baton
Joseph Frame
Mrs Eaton Letter Calmly Reassures Daughter Amid Murder Case
Plymouth March 12 The grand jury will meet next Monday to weigh charges against Mrs Joseph G Eaton accused of murdering Rear Admiral Eaton Observers note possible second arrest tied to arsenic purchase in white powder found in the admiral’s digestive organs Police still seek the poison source and purchaser The admiral’s will likely await probate until the inquiry concludes He left about $6000 in life insurance.
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Plymouth
Mass
Joseph G. Eaton
Admiral Eaton
Eaton
George Harrison
Norwell
Dangerous Navy Officer Case Reveals Insane Wife Letter
Chicago dated March 21 reports a letter from Mrs Eaton to attorney Marshall Gaillion detailing strained marriage to Rear Admiral Eaton. She describes him as a dangerous maniac and fears for her life and that of Dorothy. The letter cites public opinion and naval rank as obstacles to escape.
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Chicago
Eaton
Marshall E. Gaillion
Daniel Henry Ainsworth
Assinippi
Mase
Dorothy
UNC Students Found Guilty in Hazing Slaying
Three University of North Carolina students Ralph Waldo Oxham William L Merriman and Aubrey C Hatch were found guilty of manslaughter in the death of fellow student Isaac Will Rand during hazing last September. Each was sentenced to four months in jail. An appeal will be taken.
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University of North Carolina
Ralph Waldo Oxham
William L. Merriman
Aubrey C. Hatch
Isaac Will Rand
Jtaff
Help Me Find a Safe Way to Expose a Dangerous Man
A caller pleads for practical guidance after noting a dangerous man who could easily outwit sentiment. She asks for advice on securing protection and whether a discreet accomplice or a brain-damaged woman could reveal the truth without alerting him. She seeks concrete steps and reassurance.
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Sherlock Holmes
Sylvia Pankhurst Freed to Resume Militancy
London report says Sylvia Pankhurst the militant suffragette won liberty today from Holloway prison after a hunger strike. She faced two months for window smashing and was briefly fed through a tube after authorities pried her mouth with a steel gag.
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London
Sylvia Pankhurst
Holloway
Miss Pankhurst
Emeline Pankhurst
The Hanlin exam at Wuchang in Celestial empire
From Wuchang on the Yangtze opposite Hankow the exam for Hupeh and Hunan provinces gathers thousands. Candidates endure a three part, many hour test with locked cells and strict martial rules, often resulting in deaths before the list is published. A vast crowd and bustling markets accompany the ceremony.
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Wuehang
China
Yangtze River
Hankow
Hupeh
Hunan
Agro Wuchang
Yamen
Eal
Han-lin College
The
Celestial Empire
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