Washingtons Second Demand On Turkey
The American legation in Constantinople sent a second note to the Porte regarding Miss Ellen M Stone. It argues the erigands were within Turkish frontier and must be captured and punished, denies that frontier vigilance was to be lowered, and says only interior troop movements were interfered with. The first note had demanded punishment of the guilty brigands and the Porte rejected liability.
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Constantinople
Porte
Ellen M. Stone
Miss Stone
Turkey
United States Legation
Brewer in Disgrace with Salvationists Farce or Fraud
Colonel William J. Brewer once head of the New England Salvation Army division is cited in a scandal claiming stock dealings and a shift to Wall Street. The report names associates, mentions dismissed officers, and notes Brewer’s Newark residence and New York operations.
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William J. Brewer
New England
Salvation Army
Colonel Brewer
Wall Street
New York
Fortuer
William Halpin
Ange
Albert ©. Hall
The
Fpreideprick Booth-Tucker
Hall
William Winchell
Army
Boston
Brewer
Treasury
War Cry
Booth
London
Booth-Tucker
Wast
Joseph Hughes
Newark
Beeton Salvationists
Clara Huntington to Wed Gilbert Perkins in Simple San Francisco Ceremony
Clara Huntington heiress to Huntington wealth and assets will marry Gilbert Brooks Perkins of Newton in an April ceremony. The couple met by chance at Lake Mohonk in 1900 and have kept their relationship private until engagement. Bridesmaids include sisters Elizabeth and Marian Huntington. Howard Huntington as best man. couple to reside in New York.
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San Francisco
Clara Huntington
Henry E. Huntington
Southern Pacific Railway Corpean
Collis P. Huntington
Gilbert Brooks Perkins
Newton
Miss Huntington
Princess von
Arene
Seifou
Mise Yntington
Cass Mare
Lake Mohonk
Gi Brooks Perkins
Princeton
Oung Perkins
Phare
Chance
Amor
Lake Mohoy
Gilbert Perkins
Mr. Perkins
Miss Kuntton
Gilbert Rooks Perkins
Hilizabeth Huntington
Marton
Howard Huntington
Arvi Mrs Perkins
New York
Bushnell
Clara
Huntington
New Charles River Park Elliptical Track Plans Begin Soon
Plans for a new wood cycle track at Charles River Park near Cambridge show an ellipse shaped oval with no straight sections. Loyal Barton of Brockton leads detailed plans. the venue seats 10,000, ends bank 42 degrees, and racing includes a 25 mile final with 10 mile heats if entries justify.
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Charles River Park
Loyal Barton
Brokton
Brockton
Cambridge
Cesar F £Imar
Frank Waller
Boston
Amteurs Il
B. C. Howe
Bridgeport
Prince Henry Dines With New York's 400
Prince Henry of Prussia enjoys a day of New York hospitality including a Waldorf concert, luncheon at the University Club, a Vanderbilt dinner, and a New York Yacht Club reception. He greets the 400, discusses music, and finalizes plans for his remaining stay, while a scarlet fever illness alters a planned yacht service.
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New York
Prince Henry of Prussia
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
University Club
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
New York Yacht Club
Waldorf-Astoria
Commercial Club of
St. Paul
Hohenzollern
Arion Society of
Brooklyn
W. John Schildge
Astor Gallery
von Holleben
Buenz
Geissler
Arion Society
Kaiser
Roosevelt
Prince
General Corbin
Hill
Admiral Evans
Bingham
Cowles
Fifth Avenue
Prince Henry Visit Discussed in Berkeley Temple Address
Rev W A Knight denounced lavish wine at royal entertainments after Prince Henry's Berkeley stop. He urged anti provincialism and universal brotherhood, condemning public excess and urging sober celebration of Evacuation Day without wine.
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Prince Henry
Berkeley Temple
W. A. Knight
Fellowship of God
Brotherhood of Man
Hanold block fire toll and hotel guests panicked in Pennsylvanian blaze
A fire destroyed the Hanold block in Pennsylvania early this morning causing about 75000 in losses with 20000 on the building. Guests at the Seventh Avenue Hotel across the street panicked and rushed into the street half clad but the hotel was saved and guests returned unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braver
Penn
Hanold
Seventh Avenue Hotel
Sealing Fleet Strike Deadlock Over Wages
In St John s Newfoundland the sealing fleet crews about 3000 demand $1 per hundred weight instead of $3.20. Merchants refuse all terms, offer minor reforms next year, and insist conditions stay unchanged under threat of strike. Deadlock persists.
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ST. John's
N. F
Merion Departs on Maiden Voyage from Liverpool to Boston
The twin screw steamship Merion, chartered with her sister Haverford by the Dominion line for the Liverpool to Boston service, left Ubenstown at 1 15 p m for her maiden voyage from Liverpool to Boston.
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Ubenstown
Merion
Haverford
International Navigation Company
Dominion Line
Liverpool
Boston
Emmets of Bunker Hill Prepare for Annul Ball at Monument Hall
The Emmets of Bunker Hill organize an extensive preparation for their annual ball to be held at Monument Hall on Monday evening. John Sullivan chairs the organizing committee overseeing arrangements.
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Emmets
Bunker Hill Sare
Monument Hall
John Sullivan
Gaynor Heads to Canada After Arrest Warrant
The Post Standard reports Colonel John F. Gaynor, sought by a Savannah bench warrant, passed through Syracuse last Wednesday en route to Buffalo and then Canada aboard a Grand Trunk train. He was accompanied by a man near his age, and at Syracuse station he searched for someone and asked about a man named Ryan and whether all his friends had deserted him.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Post Standard
John F. Gaynor
Savannah
Buffalo
Gaynor
Grand Trunk
Canada
Ryan
Irish League arrests stir Kilrush crowd in Clare
In Kilrush County Clare excitement rose as United Irish League rumors spread of imminent prorogation. Two men Crowley and Eustace were arrested on charges of neonlighting and firing into a farmer’s hay house tied to league action. Yesterday O Donnell received one month for blocking hay sales by that farmer under league ban.
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Dublin
United Irish League
Kilrush
County Clare
Crowley
Eustace
League
O’donnell
Pfeiffer Incident Closed By Boston Board Of Health
Dr. Pfeiffer will be treated with serene indifference by the Boston Board of Health when he reappears in public within two weeks. Rumors had suggested prosecution for endangering public safety by mingling with crowds after visiting the pest house. The chairman, Dr. Durgin, says no action is contemplated and the incident is closed.
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Dr. Pfeiffer
Boston Board of Health
Dr. Durgin
Gotham Did Not Go Dry On A Dry Sunday
New York reports a dry day failed to bring broad changes as saloons mostly stayed open. Captain Sheehan led Tenderloin patrols with several barkeepers arrested. Upper west side limited compliance while lower east side saw few closures. Thirty four excise arrests occurred.
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New York
Sheehan
Tenderloin
Upper West Side
Lower East
Moran Saves Woman's Life in Newcomb Street Fire
Patrolman Moran of Station 5 rushed to a rear room fire at 27 Newcomb Street. He alerted Engine Company 23, entered the burning house, rescued a crippled woman found half suffocated in an adjoining room, and brought her to the street where she regained consciousness.
Sermon Urges Justice for Jews at Unitarian Church
Rev Thomas Van Ness urged justice for Jews in a morning sermon at the Second Unitarian Church. He traced medieval persecution and warned against petty national frailties and race distinctions, saying differences must be swallowed by American citizenship and that Jews have a vital role in unifying races.
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Thomas van Ness
Econd Unitarian Church
van Ness
Secretary Long Returns From Boston Prince Henry Dinner
Secretary Long arrived in Washington after visiting Boston where he attended the dinner honoring Prince Henry of Prussia.
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Washington
Long
Boston
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Sweeping Changes in Currency Laws
Washington March 9. Chairman Fowler to introduce a comprehensive banking reform bill from Republican negotiators. It unites prior proposals into sweeping currency changes, shifts reserve and export gold duties to banks, creates a three member board of control, ties notes to capital, and aims to stabilize dollar value and finance international banking. The plan envisions limited bank note issues, a 6 percent guarantee fund, 1 percent interest on government deposits, and phased redemption of United States notes backed by taxes and bank interest.
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Washington
Fowler
House Committee On Banking and Currency
United States
Board’ of Control
Brakeman Saves Struggling Passenger On Moving L Train
A desperate on board struggle on a swiftly moving L train ended with brakeman William McCormick pulling a would be self destructor back to the platform at Pleasant Street station. The man, about 34, dressed well though mud stained, fought to reach the gate as the train neared the station and escaped into the streets after being restrained.
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William McCormick
Moreland Street
McCormick
Scollay Square
Pleasant Street
Queen Helena in Anxious Italy as Heir Hopes Rise
Rome reports Italy watches Queen Helena with anxious hope for a son and heir. No court balls this season due to her health, while private festivities continue. King Victor Emmanuel III, simple in taste, pursues numismatic hobbies with a famed coin collection.
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Rome
Italy
Hellena
Quirinal
Helena
Militza
Peter
Russia
Stana
George of
Leuchtenberg
Romeanoffsky
Anna
Francis Joseph of Battenberg
Henry
Xenia
Nera
Europe
Basel
Victor Emmanuel III
Zionist Convention Set For Boston June 22 23
At the Federation of American Zionists quarterly meeting New York dairy the group voted to hold the fifth national Zionist convention in Boston on June 22 and 23. Delegates from affiliated groups will attend and discuss organizational plans and future activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federation of American Fonists
Bostom
Flood Threatening Adirondacks Ruins in Saratoga Area
A heat rain today threatens further flooding in the Adirondacks and upper Hudson River corridor near Saratoga Springs New York. Damaging conditions extend across lowland areas with rising water levels and potential river ice jams noted in early reports.
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Adirondacks
Saratoga
N. Y
Hudson River
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Waitt & Bond
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Havana
Sumatra
Salvationists
Catskills
Pleashens
Mrs. Vanderbilt
von Plessen
von Wisendecker
von Seckendorff
von Muller
von Gramme
Count Quadt
von Rebeur Paschwitz
Schmidt von Schwind
Baron von Kapherr
David J. Hill
John Jacob Astor
Egerton Winthrop
Stuyvesant Fish
August Belmont
Robert Gerry
F. L. Polls
Mr. Knight
Irish League
Board of Health
Gotham
Moran Saves
Congress
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