Royal engagement stirsItalian society amid mixed views
In Rome on March 19, reports say Princess Jolanda and Count Calvi face a split in reaction. Middle class supporters praise a romantic match, while higher circles question Calvi’s aristocratic standing and lament lack of royal consultation. Dowager Queen Margherita and the Duchess of Aosta reportedly angered by the consent.
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G. Emanuel
Rome
Jolanda
Count Calvi
Italy
Wiper
Ama
Margherita
Aosta
Spring Time Advice For Tired Mothers
Mothers worn down by family care can rebuild strength and regain health by Father John’s Medicine portrayed as pure wholesome nourishment. The remedy is said to be quickly absorbed by a weakened system and free from alcohol or dangerous drugs.
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Father John
Rumored Pact Aims at Jolanda Calvi's Marriage Arrangements
The report claims Pune king approves Jolanda Calvi's marriage to gain favor with his daughter. It outlines conditions: the couple must reside apart from Rome, Jolanda to live in Tienrolc after marriage, and her husband to receive a large income tied to a cavalry role. Villas have been inspected for the arrangement.
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Matare
Jolandis
Rome
Gan
Jolanda Tas
Tienrolc
Kuebang
Bata Veen
Joanda
Lye
Calvi
Bergolo
Tariff Rates on V7 Articles Will Be Investigated
Washington March 19 The tariff commission announced it would begin its first investigation under the flexible tariff act to assess whether seventeen listed commodities have equitable rates. Chair Marvin said the study will sweep production costs and other facts, focusing on rates with existing complaints. The items include sugar cotton warp knit fabric infant hosiery pig iron oxalic acid and derivatives, barium dioxide casein logwood extract and several other listed goods.
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Mar
Tariff Commission
Marvin
Commission
Prosecution and Probate Judge Fill In For Delayed Reverend
Fairfield reports Rev. Sherrod Soule was delayed on the railroad en route from Hartford, causing Prosecutor and Probate Judge Bacon Kakeman to conduct Sunday morning services at the First Church of Christ. The service proceeded with Kakeman leading and Soule absent due to travel delay.
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Fairfield
Bacon Kakeman
Church of Christ
Sherrod Soule
Soule
Hartford
Russia 10 Give Monopolies in Patents Again
Moscow Mar 13 The Russian government moves toward reestablishing patent monopolies modeled on American and German laws. Ludwig Martens, head of the Scientific Technical Department, says Russia will examine novelty and usefulness, grant patents mainly for industrial devices, with 280 of 4,808 applications passing both tests. The government will aid inventor production.
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Russia
Adele Parker
Moscow
America
Germany
Ludwig C. &. Maudens
Council of Commessury
Martens
New York
Government rewards and patent grants for Russian inventions
Nizhney Novogorod mentions Mamin with American energy and organizing ability, provided with facilities to manufacture his tractor invention for Russia. The Government bought patents outright in other cases and has rewarded peat industry and radio technology inventions. The Turear color printing process received praise. Government payments for inventions range from 5,000 to 1,000,000 dollars. Our working men propose new inventions including a cook cutting machine and nail-making machines. Foreigners may receive patents if applications meet conditions and many applications are expected.
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Nizhney Novogorod
Mamin
Russia
Peat Industriea
Bandit Maid Goes Straight After Prison Release
Chicago March 19 A sensational Evansville tale recounts Honey Sullivan the 18 year old “bandit queen” who led a crew of youths in hold ups in Evanston. She pleaded guilty to charges and drew an indeterminate sentence of one to ten years. She described meeting Burton Bone in Peoria and taking part in four robberies and six car thefts before returning to Evanston. She says she plans to reform once released and has confessed to furnishing the guns. She and several pals were convicted and jailed, including Bone who faces three to twenty years.
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Chicago
Honey Sullivan
Evanston
Honey
Don
Burton Bone
Peoria
Hb Thay
Wwe
Hvaneten
Reinhold Hook
Hook
Naval maneuvers report six hits on destroyers at sea
Six hits were scored by two columns of destroyers in two attacks during Pacific fleet maneuvers aboard U. S. battleship California and other ships near Panama Bay. California, flagship of Admiral Eberle, was hit once in the first attack and Idaho twice in the second. Tennessee also took two hits. Secretary Denby and a party of lawmakers witnessed the first attack from destroyers behind a smoke screen. The second phase was observed from the California.
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California
Panama Bay
Mar
Associated Press
Pacific
Eberle
Idaho
Tennessee
Denby
Destroyig
Bishop Charged With Catholic War Against Protestants
At Asbury Park on March 19 the New Jersey Methodist Episcopal conference met behind closed doors to discuss Bishop Adna W. Leonard's alleged statement that Catholics were waging a war against Protestants using Tonights of Columbus funds. A resolution from local Knights demanded proof or recantation, accusing him of diverting war funds to promote Catholicism in public schools. No action was taken by the conference.
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Asbury Park
N.o
Adna W. Leonard
Tonights of Columbus
New Jersey Methodist Eiscopal Conference
Asbury Park Innights of Columbus
Leonard
Lou Payn Dies at 88, Columbia County Republican Leader
Louis F. Payn longtime Columbia county Republican leader and state political figure died at his Chatham home after a weeklong illness bronchial pneumonia listed as the cause. Payn served in Republican councils from youth and was state superintendent of insurance appointed by Governor Black in 1897, holding the post until after Theodore Roosevelt’s gubernatorial election.
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Jon Payn
Columbia County
Black
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt Nomination Echoes in Party Annals
A fragment recounts Roosevelt lingering in party history after his 1904 nomination. It notes peace declared and mentions Lou and the eloquence of friendship until the final death, preserving a snapshot of internal party ties and faded rivalries.
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Roosevelt
Lou
Eélo
Repatriation of Greek Refugees Starts in Constantinople
Greek refugees begin returning from the Conanuit area toward Saloniki as repatriation moves underway in Constantinople on March 19. About 3,160 have parked from the Conanuit area for the journey.
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Constantinople
Saloniki
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