Porter Talks With Signor d Arco On Italian Demands
Porter meets with Signor d Arco in Rome as the Marquis di Rudini arrives. Porter conveys Washington’s potential receptiveness to Italian requests while d Arco presses for constitutional reform and warns of a possible diplomatic rupture if the United States does not acknowledge Italy’s concerns. Prominent Italians debate action tied to New Orleans lynching and US-Italy tensions.
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Diplomacy vs. Duty in Blaine Policy Critique
The Atlanta Constitution criticizes Secretary Blaine for mismanaging U S Italy tensions. It argues Blaine should have plainly told Italy the Mafia executions were by professional killers, not Italians, and that U S jurisdiction is limited. European papers urge swift reconciliation and caution on further emigration bans.
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Government Negotiations on Judge Lynch Rights Face Inquiry
A fragment notes difficulty in negotiating with a government that cannot answer for Judge Lynch without an indefinite preliminary inquiry into his exact rights and status.
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Mafia threats to King Humbert over Italians abroad
Reports from Berlin on April 1 claim the Mafia Society sent warnings to King Humbert demanding protection for Italians in foreign countries. The recalls of Baron Fava, the Italian minister in Washington, are said to reflect ministers' fears stirred by these threats.
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Fava Departs as Italy’s Dean of Diplomacy in Washington
Baron Fava has served as Italy’s minister to the United States for about ten years and was the dean of the diplomatic corps. He previously led Italy’s mission in Buenos Aires and was born in Naples in 1832. His successor will be the Marquis Imperiali with George Levi as legation attache, both familiar in Washington social circles.
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Signals Demanded For Fatal Tunnel By State Board
The New York Railroad Commissioners withdraw speed limits in the Fourth Avenue tunnel under a toll to station a man at each home signal armed with torpedoes to trigger danger, and to warn following trains if a train stalls. Duplicate low signals must be built between tracks so both engineer and fireman can see them.
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Weather forecast for Maine and New England
Washington reports a forecast through 8 p m Thursday showing light rain in Maine with easterly winds and warmer temperatures. The rest of New England and eastern New York are expected to have rain on Thursday with southeasterly winds and warmer conditions.
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Northern New England today fair with afternoon clouds and easterly winds. Southern New England generally fair, clouding later, with easterly winds and nearly steady temperatures. Friday cloudy with possible light rains and east winds. Synopsis notes trough over central and southern districts, fading Western storm, new Gulf of Mexico low, anticyclones near Atlantic and Northwest moving east. Overall cloudy with light showers, some clear areas in New England. Boston observations show 0.00 rainfall, temperatures around 36 to 43, humidity high.
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Malden Hospital to Erect 20000 Dollar Building and Wings
Malden trustees met at City Hall to plan a hospital complex costing about 20000 dollars for the main building and 6000 dollars for each of two wings. They authorized plans and estimates and to petition Medford and Malden to lay out Murray street leading to the site. The meeting adjourned subject to call.
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Export Duty on Pulp Wood Proposed by Canadian Makers
A deputation of paper manufacturers from various regions met with the Ministers of Customs and Finance in Ottawa on April 1 to urge an export duty on pulp wood. They note pulp wood is free under the McKinley tariff while pulp bears a heavy U.S. duty, hindering Canadian sales and prompting American purchases of Canadian timber for pulp.
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Cowboys Ready to Go to Rome
Fort Scott Kansas April 1 patriots telegram sent to Secretary Blaine from Kansas cowboys seeking transportation for a summer in Rome. A hundred thousand Kansas cowboys would like to spend the summer in Rome.
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Drowned Boy While Gunning On Charles River
George Hobbs aged about 16 drowned while gunning from a canoe on the Charles River near the Attna Mills dam this afternoon. SpectrAx reports the tragedy from Newton.
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Great dog show attendance tops opening day at Mechanics Hall
The second day of the Mechanics Hall dog show drew larger crowds despite fewer entrants. Top dogs included Lord Melrose, cited as the best St Bernard in America, and the famed Berri poodle owned by L A Biddle of Philadelphia. Judges completed ringside judging with five rings reduced to two for exercise. Tomorrow visits by Perkins Institute for the Blind and Jamaica Plain kindergarten children highlighted the program.
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Labor and Capital Storm at Miners Congress in Paris
In Paris on April 1 the second day of the International Congress at the Labor Exchange saw a stormy session. Debates over voting by nationality versus numerical strength led to clashes as Defuet and others argued. The chairman called Defuet to order and Bailey snatched the presiding belt amid heated exchanges before apologies and adjournment.
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Marblehead Building Association Increases Capital Stock
Marblehead stockholders voted last night to raise the association’s capital stock from 15000 to 380000 and to erect a second building on the current site. Directors will issue proposals for the new factory at once as Factory No. 1 is already set. The move signals a potential revival of Marblehead’s crippled industry with new manufacturers and some that were burned out returning.
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Bricklayers call announced. contractors keep old price
In Lynn April 1 a month after the Bricklayers International Union warned of a 42 cent price advance, workers kept the old wage. Painters and decorators sought 250 dollars per day. William L. Baird refused and four of his men struck, with one man at John S. Wright's leaving. The rest continued work.
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International Monetary Conference stalls on coinage age plan
Wasu Hindton April 1 The International Monetary Conference held a long session with animated discussion and a final agreement to meet again next Friday. Many difficulties in establishing an international coin age system were found to exist, and the conference may adjourn reporting an inability to agree.
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