Delcasse to resign shocks French neutrality stance
Paris reports Theophile Delcasse plans to resign after eight years as foreign minister, prompting cabinet efforts to reconsider. The move follows Morocco tensions and a rising Franco-Japanese dispute amid worries over French neutrality in Indo-China and potential British representations at the time.
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Theophile Delcasse
Rouvier
M. Delcasse
Germany
Morocco
France
Far East
St. Petersburg
Rojestvensky
French
Lams
Dorff
Nicholas
Saigon
Diana
Chamber of Deputies
Delcasse
Deloncle
Indo-China
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Tolstoi Wars On Education Excerpt From Moscow Interview
Moscow April 21 Russky Listok publishes Tolstoi interview denouncing educated classes city life and modern education. He calls education empty and artificial, urges return to labor life and distrusting universities and politics. He counsels others to seek true life and God beyond current system.
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Moscow
Russky Listok Today
Leo Tolstoi
Count Tolsto
Count Tolstoi
Women besiege Blue Stamp Co in New York
Crowds of women besieged the Benedict & McFarlane blue trading stamp company in West Twenty-third Street after a Federal Court notice placed a receiver in charge. Police were summoned to maintain order as some protesters forced entry and the building was cleared amid unrest.
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New York
Benedict & McFarlane “Blue Trading Stamp Company
West Twenty-third Street
Federal Court
Williamstown Boy Killed by Locomotive
Earl Eaton age 18 son of Prescott Eaton of Williamstown was instantly killed in the Boston & Maine railroad yard in North Adams the accident occurred today after noon local police said the yard is near the station and the victim lived in Williamstown.
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North Adams
Earl
Prescott Eaton
Williamstown
Boston & Maine Railroad
Writ of Error for Appleyard Issued by Supreme Court
Frederick H. Williams, counsel for Arthur E. Appleyard, secured a writ of error from Chief Justice Knowlton. A habeas corpus hearing at 11 oclock will decide if Appleyard is admitted to bail.
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Frederick H. Williams
Arthur E. Appleyard
Knowlton
Supreme Court
Appleyard
Now Heir to Fortune in Winchester Mystery
Winchester April 21. Harry E Hubbard 28 of Chicago learns he is the son of Henry Clarence Hubbard a Boston banker and lawyer who died March 8. The widow Mary Hubbard says the father divorced years earlier, and the son had believed himself an orphan. Estate overseen by Long and Hemenway. Mary R Hubbard named administratrix. Authorities seek the son to present a claim to the fortune.
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Winchester
Harry E. Hubbard
Chicago
Henry Clarence Hubbard
Court Street
Boston
Harry Hubbard
Mary Hubbard
Mr. Hubbard
Henry
Hubbard
Lizzie I. Cullen
Boxford
Gloucester
Henry KE. Hubbard
Edward W. Barnes
Long & Hemenway
Mary R. Hubbard
Cruiser Minneapolis Sails for Eclipse Expedition
The cruiser Minneapolis sails from Pensacola to Newport News and then to New London to be fitted for Rear Admiral Chester’s expedition. The party will proceed to the African coast to observe the solar eclipse in August.
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Washington
Minneapolis
Pensacola
Newport News
New London
Mrs Meyer En Route to the Czar's Capital
Mrs George v. L Meyer wife of the former American ambassador at Rome and her family passed through Milan on April 21 en route to St. Petersburg to rejoin the ambassador at his new post.
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Formosa
St. Petersburg
Rojestvensky
French Cochin China
Lingayen Bay
Philippines
Tsugaru Straits
Jap Islands
Vladivostok
Milan
George v. IL. Meyer
Rome
Failures This Week in New York Markets
New York reports business failures for the week ending April 20 total 183, compared with 199 the previous year, 150 in 1903, and 181 in 1902, reflecting ongoing comparative weakness in the period.
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New York
Death of the Earl of Chichester in London
The Earl of Chichester born October 18 1844 died in London on April 21. The obituary notes the death of the Rev Francis Godolphin Pelham, also known as the Earl of Chichester.
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London
Earl of Chichester
Francis Godolphin Pelham
Federal jurymen after sausage casings
The federal grand jury investigating meat packers resumes inquiry into sausage casing business. A score of clerks and other employees testified about this branch of the packing industry in Chicago.
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Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
M. E. Conference Refuses Johnson's Reinstatement
At the Vermont M. E. conference in Enosburg Falls on April 21, the application of D. B. Johnson for reinstatement was refused. Johnson was expelled in 1899 after charges of cheating in examinations. He had filed several reinstatement requests, all denied.
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Enosburg Falls
Vermont M. RE
D. B. Johnson
Melrose Charity Board Faces City Ordinance Breach Inquiry
The article reports a Melrose charity board controversy involving breach of city ordinances obstruction of an Alderman and neglect of duties. Alderman Elms demanded removal of Mr Gogin at the last Board of Aldermen meeting, triggering town excitement.
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Elms
Mr. Gogin
Board of Aldermen
Plans for Public Hearing in Melrose on Charity Charges
Melrose April 21 Alderman Charles J Barton plans a Monday evening hearing into charges against the Board of Charity by Alderman Levi Elms. Barton supports public access to the meeting to ensure transparency. Elms and Gogin are to attend, with prior dispute over aid to residents cited as background.
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Levi Elms
Melrose
Board of Charity
Charles J. Barton
Barton
Mr. Barton
Sweet
Folger
Frederick
Moore
Alderman Elms
andThomas M. Gogin
Charity Board
Murder confession ties death to hard cider quarrel
Rufus Brown Jr of West Athens, Maine, confessed to authorities that a quarrel over hard cider and jealousy led to the killing of William Knights of Hingham. Brown, 20, was jailed after the incident in a village where most residents are interrelated. Knights, 59, was married with six grown sons.
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Skowhegan
Rufus Brown, Jr
West Athens
William Knights
Hingham
Brown
Knights
Tremblay Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter in Lamora Case
Louis Tremblay, on trial for the January 8 murder of Louis Lamora in Winooski, withdrew a not guilty plea and entered a guilty plea of manslaughter. Judge J. H. Watson sentenced him to seven years in the State prison at Windsor.
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Burlington, Vt
Louis Tremblay
Louis Lamora
Winooski
J. H. Watson
Tremblay
Windsor
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