Chilean Drive to Elevate Ambassador Faces South American Push
Washington dispatch reports Chile seeks an ambassadorial rank for its Washington envoy but faces regional opposition led by Argentina and wary United States policy. Bolivia and others threaten to withdraw their ministers, leaving legations run by secretaries if Chile is allowed an ambassador.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Chile
Walker-Martinez
Rio Janeiro
Legation
Alberto Yoacham
United States
Brazil
Latin America
Bolivia
State Department
Best
Ing
Niece of Huntington Dies in Auto Accident
Mrs. E Loveland, niece of Collis P Huntington, was killed in Oneonta New York while turning a newly delivered automobile. The car went across the road and plunged over a twenty foot stone wall. She was thrown from the vehicle and suffered fatal neck injuries.
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Collis P. Huntington
New
Commercial Tribune
Oneonta
N. Y
E. Loveland
Veland
Ts. Loveland
Taft Campaign Blunder Tightens Ohio Political Strife
The report notes Charles P Taft’s pledge to back a joint Senate and Presidential win, angering Foraker and Burton supporters in Ohio. It suggests a rift between Taft and Burton factions, while Foraker gains maneuvering room. A Brownsville inquiry recesses for two weeks as political maneuvering continues.
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Commercial Tribune
Hoitor Taft
Burton
Taft
Ohio
Foraker
Senate
C. P. Taft
Washington
Brownsville
Charles P. Taft
C.P. Taft
William
Italian and German Meet on Friendly Ground
RAPOLIA Italy March 31 Original plan to minimize significance of talks between Prince Von Buelow and Signor Tittoni shifted after a two hour conference at the Imperial Palace Hotel. They issued a joint statement noting full agreement of ideas and discussing methods to strengthen the triple alliance and reciprocal Austrian Italian ties. A meeting with Austro Hungarian Foreign Minister Baron Aehrenthal may follow as plans for armament limitation are considered with caution.
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Rapolia
Italy
Prince von Buelow
Signor Tittoni
Imperial Palace
Austria
Signor Trom
Baron Aehrenthal
GADDING WIFE IN JAIL OVER HOME DUTY
Mrs. Belle Ott wife of a Cripple Creek miner was committed to Teller County Jail by Judge Thomas for persistent absence from home and neglect of her husband and children. The court order requiring her to return home was secured by her husband and children. She remains jailed until she agrees to obey the command.
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Commercial Tribune
Colorado Springs
Colo
Belle Ott
John Ott
Cripple Creek
Teller County
Thomas
Photographer and Miss Simpson Scale Peaks With Skis
Max Willmann and two Chamouni guides conquer Mont Blanc by ski in winter for the first time, reaching the summit in sunshine and capturing photographs. Miss Hanson Simpson rises to the Schreckhorn at 12 265 feet with two guides, Hasler and Amatter, using skis amid deep snow and difficult descent.
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Geneva
Max Willmann
Mont Blanc
Hanson Simpson
Hasler
Amatter
Schwarzegg
Roosevelt Stole Socialist Ideas Says Berger in Milwaukee
Victor L. Berger and fellow Social Democrats announce plans to spread socialism to 26 states in a move they say broadens support as they claim President Roosevelt has stolen their ideas. Berger argues agitation among voters benefits the socialist cause and divides states into three classes by federal aid. He names states supporting and opposing such aid and asserts Roosevelt’s actions advance socialism.
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Commercial Tribune
Milwaukee
Victor L. Berger
Social Democratic Party
Eugene V. Debs
National Executive Board
Berger
Roosevelt
Mr. Berger
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Tragic double drowning and mother kills herself with children
Mrs Otto Britting and her two young children drowned in Shongun Lake near Dover New Jersey after she fastened their garments to hers and guided them into the water. The bodies were recovered by her husband who had searched since they left home in Mill Brook. The mother, 28, was described as fond of her children and the act said to result from mental trouble.
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Commercial Tribune
Dover
N. J
Otto Britting
Shongun Lake
Mill Brook
George
Grace
Britting
Bickley Jury Disagrees After Twenty Three Hours
The Hamilton Ohio jury in the State of Ohio v A F Bickley returned a verdict of disagreement after twenty three hours out, ten to acquit. Bickley a prominent Hamilton attorney faced charges for forging a receipt used to alter an estate accounting. The defense blamed C8 Haywood and Ben A Bickley with Haywood missing, testimony limited by unavailable witnesses.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
State of
Ohio
A. F. Bickley
A.F. Bickley
Laws
Bickley & Bickley
Business Men's Crédit Association
Ford Waner & Son
Cincinnati
Charles F. Gathman
C 8
Haywood
Business Men's Credit Association
Ben A. Bickley
Andrews
BIC
It Secutor
Minister Fends Off Burglar in Desperate Home Fight
Rev. George Eastman of 2163 Fulton Avenue fought a tall slim burglar who entered his mother-in-law’s home on Felton Avenue. The struggle for the revolver ended with Eastman on top, the thief fleeing after losing his hat blackjack and revolver in the stairway melee. Jewelry and silverware were taken. police were notified.
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George Eastman
Fulton Avenue
Eastman
Felton Avenue
Rene Terete
Mr. Eastman
Preston
Seventh District
Church of the Epiphany
Walnut Hills
Ambassador Griscom Heroically Fights Palace Fire in Rome
U S ambassador Lloya Griscom and wife escaped smoke at Palazzo del Drago after a Easter service visit. Griscom reentered to guide servants and attic fire escalated as beams burned, damaging paintings including a Roosevelt work. Firemen halted the blaze after two hours. losses around 10000 dollars, insured.
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Roosevelt
Griscom
Four Die At Kansas City Rail Crossing Easter Picnic Tragedy
Special dispatch from Kansas City reports four people killed at the Fifteenth Street crossing when the Alton's Red Flyer struck their buggy two miles east of the city. The victims include George Henry and H. Monner with wives, ages around 30 to 40, believed salesmen. The crossing bell had sounded for minutes as the engine approached and two bodies were dragged from the scene. The four likely were returning from an Easter outing.
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Fifteenth Street
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Alton
Red Flyer
George Onry
H. Monner
George Henry
D. HL. Monner
Liberty and Labor Clash at Vine Street Meeting
David M. Parry addresses a large Vine Street church gathering on open shop and labor law obedience. He argued unions must obey laws, warned against union abuses, and defended individual liberty against organized labor's aims.
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Vine Street
David M. Parry
Parry
Hunter
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