Extradition Case Talks Highlight U S Canada Probe
District Attorney Marlon Erwin of the Southern District of Georgia discusses the Quebec arrest and Montreal hearing of Greene and Gaynor. He asserts the extradition process was legal and that the British Privy Council ruling supports the U S position. He notes Canada will handle further steps, aiming for extradition with proper jurisdiction. Also, Washington announces no immediate purge of long-serving officials, signaling possible reappointments and cautious transitions ahead.
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Georgia
Department of Justice
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Gaynor
Canada
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Quebec
United States
Montreal
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Cornet
Dudge
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Secret Service
Courts of
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Many Derelicts Afloat Endangering Atlantic Shipping
Washington reports twenty seven derelict ships adrift along major Atlantic lanes from Santiago to New Foundland. Navy aims to destroy them promptly to protect inbound and outbound traffic. The Lebanon a 23000 ton collier may be outfitted at Portsmouth NH yard for this service.
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New Foundland
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Hydrographic Office
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Lebanon
Portsmouth
N. H
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Carter will reveals 200000 to Harvard and 10000 to Virginia
The will of James C. Carter, dated earlier, was made public tonight in New York. Beside smaller bequests to relatives and friends, Harvard University receives 200000 and the University of Virginia is left 10000, with the estate valued around 1800000.
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Virginia
New York
James C. Carter
Harvard University
University of Virginia
Grave charges facing Liddon in Jacksonville disbarment case
Proceedings for disbarment have been filed in the circuit court at Jacksonville against former Florida Chief Justice B S Liddon by State Attorney J Whiter Kehoe. Three charges allege deceiving conduct in office, unprofessional acts and dishonest conduct, filed March 8 in the 8th Judicial Circuit. News of the action sparked widespread sensation.
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B S. Liddon
State of Florida
J. Whiter Kehoe
First Judicial Court
Liddon
East Judicial Circuit
Florida
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Eircnit Court of
No General Ship for Col. Price
Colonel Butler D. Price, commander of the Sixteenth Infantry, is in Washington seeking an early brigadier general appointment. Secretary Taft and the president favor promoting younger officers, allowing older, Civil War veterans to retire. Price enlisted in 1861 and 1866, and will be over fifty next May.
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Butler D. Price
Sixteenth Infantry
Secretary of War
Taft
Judge Speer Declines To Confirm Georgia Car Works Sale
In Savannah on March 10 Judge Speer in the United States court declined to confirm the sale of the Georgia car works to 3 A O'Byrne and others for 2800 dollars. The Savannah Trust Company trustee argued the plant was worth more, while O'Byrne said he would not object to resale as his associates had scoured the property.
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Savannah Trust Company
O'Byrne
Avbargein
Diplomatic pay and dignity spark debate in Congress
Washington March 10 Special. In a sharp speech Nick Longworth argues for higher diplomatic salaries to attract capable ambassadors and ministers. He condemns the steady drift toward wealth as a prerequisite for high office and urges a system that funds living standards and proper establishments abroad to preserve the nation's prestige.
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Debate on American Ambassadors Residence Costs and Policy
A discussion argues that ambassador residences in European capitals should be official government properties rather than private mansions. It notes rental burdens on ambassadors, compares foreign practices, and cites examples from England Germany France Austria Italy with varying government-owned homes and allowances for diplomats.
Jealous Woman Slays Her Rival in Mine Tragedy
Lula Campbell killed Laura Stake at Dutton's mine near Newberry by cutting the jugular vein and inflicting further injuries. Stake died in about twenty minutes. The motive cited was alleged intimacy involving Lula's man, Campbell. Campbell is jailed. The piece also notes the Underwood Typewriter Grand Prize at the St. Louis Exposition.
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Dutton
Newberry
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Laura Stake
Starks
Lula
Campbell
Underwood Typewriter
Underwood Typewriter Co
Atlanta, Ga
Embassy rent allowances by country and host city
The text lists ambassador rent allowances for residences in Berlin London Paris Vienna Rome and other cities. It compares amounts paid by the embassy and by the United States to ambassadors, including sums like 40000 in Berlin and Paris and 32000 in Rome, plus U S payments of 17500 in London and 12000 in Rome, with some cities receiving no allowances.
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Russia
Berlin
London
Paris
Vienna
Rome
United States
S J. Petersburg
City of Mexico
Harrell Shot by John Blunt in Hawkinsville
In Hawkinsville Georgia March 10 sheriff reports John J Blunt shot 80 year old William H Harrell in Harrells store after an alleged confrontation. Harrell died from the wound. Blunt, a wood and brick dealer, was arrested and brought to Cochran as excitement spreads.
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Rogers
Cochran
John J. Blunt
William H. Harrell
Blunt
Harrell
Elupti
Harrel
Lawair
Bishop Candler to Speak at LaGrange College Commencement
Bishop Warren A. Candler will deliver the commencement address at La Grange Female College in LaGrange Georgia on Tuesday June 6. The commencement sermon will be preached by Rev John A Rice of Montgomery on Sunday June 4. The exercises promise to be one of the briefest in the institution's history.
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Warren A. Candler
LaGrange Female College
John A. Rice
Montgomery
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