Emperor William's Tangier Visit Shortened by Pressed Schedule
Emperor William of Germany cut short his Tangier trip staying barely two hours. He visited the German Legation met Moorish authorities and was warmly received. Officials cited sea conditions and a security precaution as reasons for the altered program.
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William
Tangier
Emperor Wilamsof
Germany
Morocco
Count Vonattenbach- Ashold
Hamburg
Count von Tattenbach-Ashold
Paris
Senate
Delcasse
Europe
London
Times Tangier
Dolger
Seatac Nace Ee
Gompers Expresses Labor Disappointment Over Congress
President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor laments that Congress failed to pass key labor measures including the anti injunction bill the eight hour day and protections against prison labor. He came to assist in a dispute between the council and the Stationary Engineers Union and met with labor leaders before returning to promote peace and optimism.
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Gompers
Frank L. Rist
Central Labor Council
Counil and Stationary Engineers’ Union
Executive Council
Proebstle and Huebner
Brewery Workers’ Union
John Bruner
International Union of Engineers
Hubert Marshall
Coun
German Empress Falls While Visiting Taormina Castle
Ricily dispatch reports the German Empress, aboard the Hohenzollern, tripped on a steep path during an excursion to Taormina Castle and fell to the ground. She suffered scratches to the backs of her hands.
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Messina
Ricily
Hohenzollern
Taormina Castle
Caracas Judge Rules Against French Cable Co in Forfeiture Case
In Caracas on March 31 the highest court president Arnal ruled the French Cable Company forfeited its contract for failing to meet terms and awarded damages to the government. The company has five days to appeal to the full court, whose decision will be final.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Arnal
Dominican customs settlement approved by State Department
Minister Dawson cabled from Santo Domingo that Washington approved the financial plan for collecting and disbursing Dominican customs. Roosevelt is said to acquiesce in the settlement, which is to be formally ratified in Santo Domingo tomorrow. American collectors will then take charge of Dominican ports and proceed to San Juan, Puerto Rico, with the cruiser Chattanooga’s Prof Hollander aboard.
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Washington
Dawson
State Department
Santo Domingo
Department
Roosevelt
Taft
San Juan
P. R
Hollander
Chattanooga
Newark
Guantanamo
Monte Christi
Navy Department
John Bassett Moore
Safito Domingo Improvement Company
Dominican
New York
Central Council factions reach understanding with engineers
The report says he was summoned to Washington and departed last night. It is believed he secured an agreement between Central Council factions and that engineers' delegates will be welcomed Tuesday night without opposition.
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Washington
Central Council
Japan Rejects Russia Terms and Moves Toward Peace
Headlines report Japan refusing Russia’s peace terms and a tentative shift in Russia’s church state stance. Article notes military advances by Oyama, worker protests in Petrograd, and diplomacy via Roosevelt, Delcasse, and McCormick as Berlin- era-style talks loom amid ongoing security concerns.
No Hope for Peace War to Drag On Again
Paris reports a shift in the peace outlook with renewed prospects of prolonged conflict. Dispatches about Delcasse and Motono discussing peace at Delcasse's home are denied by officials and the Japanese legation, who insist the current stance remains unchanged.
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Paris
America
Delcasse
Motono
France
Foreign Office
Legation
French Ambassador Sees No Immediate Peace Between Russia and Japan
Washington report states Ambassador Jusserand after bidding farewell to President Roosevelt on the eve of his Southwestern trip said peace between Russia and Japan is not in immediate prospect. He noted combatants seemed committed to continuing hostilities for any satisfactory settlement.
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United States
France
Roosevelt
M. Delcassé
Russia
Siberian
Vladivostok
Manchuria
McCormick
Paris
St. Petersburg
Ambassador Porter
General Porter
Washington
Jus»serand
Ambasaador
Japan
Rockefeller Gift Sparks National Debate Over Mission Board Action
John D. Rockefeller's gift of 100000 to the American Board of Foreign Missions provokes criticism. The board has accepted the donation, but protesting clergy demand rejection. Dr Washington Gladden defends Rockefeller's wealth as earned and questions motives of critics amid broader debates on legality and public trust.
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Ers
The
Standard! Oil: Company
Donduet’. of
Standard :Oil" Company
Prudential Committee
American Board of Foreign Missions
Ftr
John D. Rockefeller
Washington Gladden
John “D.‘ Rockefeller
Lorain Bank Closed After Employee Defalcations
At Citi zen's Savings Bank in Lorain Ohio the doors opened to hundreds of depositors who found the bank closed and in the hands of T F Fanther as assignee. The directors cited defalcations by three employees totaling at least 90000 with about 379849 in resources and 1349 in deposits. The bank organized in 1876 as First National and was Lorain's oldest institution. President Honecker said the defaulting workers would repay every cent. one employee was arrested after a $20000 bond was set.
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Commercial Tribune
Lorain
Citizen's Savings Bank
T. F.fanther
Erri. Zen’'S Savings Bank
bullAine
Tources
First National
C. T. ‘Beckwith
Citizen's National Bank of
Qbeér- Hin
Citizen's Savings’ Bank
Honecker
Anecker
Stockholders anxious over Eastern Consolidated Oil Company fate
Hundreds of Cincinnati stockholders who invested in the Eastern Consolidated Oil Company while it ran branch offices in Cincinnati fear losses as reports circulate of a director dispute. The conflict centers on seizing company property and compelling Li. E. Pike to act as fiscal agent for a settlement.
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Cincinnati
Eastern’ Consolidated Oil Company
Li. E. Pike
Slot Machines Chose Tragedy in Cincinnati
Anna Rohde 18 and her father Charles Rohde 41 are missing after the elder Rohde, a slot machine manufacturer, faced Mayor Fleischmann's order to halt machines. Anna visited City Hospital seeking her father among the sick and dead, hoping for news of his whereabouts amid business distress and displacement.
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Anna’ Rohde
Dalton Avenue
City Hospital
Charles Rohde
Rohde
Fleischmann
Cingignati
Funeral of Slot Machines Marks Farewell to a Gambling Era
Crowds gathered as midnight tolled marking the end of slot machines in the city. Patrons mourned the “funeral dirge” as the devices were draped in black and pennies vanished from the gaming rooms. Mayor Fleischmann announced that weighers and gum machines with no chance elements would be allowed, while true gambling devices faced removal.
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Petrons
Fleischmann
New York Debtors Move to Bar Return of Smiths
Jerome's officers pursue Joseph Morgan Smith and Julia Patterson Smith charged with murder in New York. Colonel Shay faces legal opposition as writs and affidavits spark a clash over custody and extradition while defense funds possibly rise to 100000.
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W. Travers Jerome
New York
Joseph Morgan Smith
Julia Patterson Smith
Nan Patterson
Caesar Young
Thomas Shay
Proctor
Milliki
Uel Smith
Shay
Smiths
J. Morgan Smith
Millson
Smith
Joseph Are Smith
Julia Patterson- Smith
Tilt
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