Plot Against French Republic Rumor Ties Generals and Officials
Paris reports reveal secret police probing alleged movement led by a named General with deputies and a former minister. Arms and uniforms seized near Paris fuel claims of a planned uprising or imprisonment of President Loubet, with mentions of Marchand De Negrier and Cavaignac and warnings sent to Rabier and others.
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Paris
Rabier
M. Rabier
Etienne
Rouvier
The
Patrie
Marchand
Fashoda Fame
Morocco
General de Negrier
Cavaignac
Loubet
Bois de Boulogne
Rochefort
M. Rabler
German Morocco policy unsettles European powers
A German mission planned to Fez to finalize a German Moroccan treaty while Germany failed to sway Spain Italy and the United States toward Moroccan views. Britain and France support the open door in Morocco as they monitor the situation and seek clarifications from Secretary Hay on the German note.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Paris
Germany
Spain
Italy
United States
France
Morocco
Britain
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Hay
Preachers Must Know The World Says Methodist Bishop
In New York and Newark, bishops address ordination candidates urging worldly awareness and strict conduct. Bishop Hamilton of San Francisco warns against excessive doctrine and praises fasting with reference to prizefighters. Bishop Berry of Buffalo cautions young ministers to avoid calling on women alone and to protect confidences in good families.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Hamilton
San Francisco
Newark
N. J
Joseph F. Berry
Buffalo
Methodist Church
King and Former Wife End Fight Over Princess Settlement
Dresden reports King Frederick Augustus agrees to raise the Countess of Montignoso’s annual allowance to 15000 dollars in exchange for the surrender of their daughter Princess Anna Monica Pia. The move settles a long running dispute between the monarch and his divorced wife.
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Dresden
Frederick Augustus
Countess of
Senator O. H. Platt Nearing the Grave
Senator O. H. Platt, age 78, lies gravely ill in Washington Connecticut as doctors report hopeful signs but close friends fear the second pneumonia attack may prove fatal. His weakened condition follows a hard year of Senate service and strenuous writing duties.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington, Conn
O. H. Platt
Chadwick and Spear Indicted Again in Bank Scandal
A. B. Spear cashier of the former Citizens' National Bank of Oberlin and Mrs. Chadwick face a new indictment alleging false entries and affidavits about bank funds. A joint indictment accuses Chadwick of aiding Spear. Separate counts charge the Wooster Bank officials with false entries to a report for the Comptroller of the Currency.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
United States Grand Jury Today
A. B. Spear
Citizens’ National Bank of Oberlin
Chadwick
Spear
Wooster
Obliger
Zimmer
National Bank of
Ohio
Comptroller
Currency
United States
Sullivan
Cincinnati
United States Court of Appeals
20 000 Drivers May Be Called Out on Strike
Chicago April 7 Two hundred teamsters at Montgomery Ward and Co struck in sympathy with garment workers amid a four month struggle. Leaders anticipate a wider drive to involve all twenty eight clothing firms as pickets clash with executives and police clear streets to allow wagons to reach freight houses.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Montgomery, Ward & Co
Ward & Cow
Wpantidhies
Teamsters
S. H. Phillips
Phillips
John Olson
Feder
Olson
State Street Bridge
Schuettler
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Unionists Attack and Fire Ravages Chicago Plant
In Chicago on April 7 a violent picket attack on Art Bedstead Company workers preceded a fire that destroyed the plant’s south half, causing about 100000 dollars in damage. Pickets harassed nonunion workers during a four week strike. Watchman Geo Hardy and Matthew Grinalk were injured in a shellac department blast. Earlier, Peter and Probius Andrews were assaulted by a group of men.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Art Bedstead Company
Thirty-seventh Place
Rockwell Street
Shellac
Geo. Hardy
Matthew Grinalk
Peter and
Probius Andrews
Senator C. H. Platt Struggles With Recurrent Pneumonia
Senator C. H. Platt remains under close medical care after a second pneumonia attack. Doctors say he may not recover and stayed with the patient through the night.
Devastating Dharmsala Earthquake Kills and Destroys
Reports from Lahore India on April 7 describe a massive earthquake in Dharmsala and Kangra Valley. Gurkha regiments buried alive. Palampur town leveled with no buildings standing. European casualties include seven children and several women and officers. Missionaries H F Rowland Mrs Double and Miss Lorbeer killed at Kanray.
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Lahore
India
Dharmsala
Kangra
Palampur
London
Chartu Missionary Society
Kanray
H. F. Rowland
Double
Lorbeer
Punjab
Merchant kills a mail carrier in Ohio incident
Jacob H. McCartney, a coal dealer, shot and killed Earl Richmond, a rural mail carrier, at the steps of the police station in London Ohio. Two shots fired at close range. Richmond died within minutes. McCartney was arrested. motive not yet established.
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London
Commerccial Tribune
Jacob H. McCartney
Earl Richmond
Richmond
McCartney
100000 Man Shonts Arrives for Chicago Visit
Theodore P. Shonts Roosevelt’s appointee to run the Panama Canal Commission arrived in Chicago from New York for a two day visit. He declares a policy of direct business methods publicity and no politics and will proceed to New York then Washington.
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Shonts
Panama Canal Commission
Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Roosevelt
Theodore
P. Shonts
New York
Mr. Shonts
Washington
Forty Seven Russian Ships Sighted North of Singapore
A Durban dispatch dated March 29 reports the British steamer Dart sighting thirty warships and fourteen colliers near Rangoon on March 19, with the Tara confirming forty seven Russian ships located about 130 miles north of Singapore.
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Singapore
Straits Settlement
Tara
Durban
Natal
Rangoon
Roosevelt's Warm Welcome by San Antonio Crowd
Theodore Roosevelt drew enormous crowds in San Antonio as flags and portraits lined the streets from Fort Sam Houston to Alamo Plaza. The former Rough Riders founder received an affectionate welcome, noting it had been seven years since he left San Antonio and never imagined returning as president.
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Commercial Tribune
San Antonio
Tex
Theodore Rooseevelt
Ft.Sam Houston
Alamo Plaza
United Staes
Roosevelt
United States
Business Men Protest Against Lease Of City Property for Billboards
A Cincinnati delegation from the Business Men's Club Engineers' Club Municipal Art League and other groups will urge the Board of Public Service to abandon leasing the Gilbert avenue fence north of Kenton street bridge for a billboard. Officials defended and opponents urged tighter billboard laws.
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Cincinnati
Board of Public Service
Gilbert Avenue
George A. Puchta
Business Men's Club
A. O. Elzner
Engineers’ Club
Maurice J. Freiberg
Municipal Art League
W. H. Chatfield
Optimist Club
H. B. Halleck
Business Men’s Club
Kenton Street Bridge
Johnson
W. E. Hutton
Hunt Street
Duel Between Hartman and Terrell Ends With Wounding in Bloomington
In Bloomington Indiana Jacob Hartman and James Terrell, local residents, fought a duel at Terrell's home after a schoolyard quarrel between the boys of the two men. Terrell was shot in the abdomen and likely to die, Hartman surrendered to police and was released on a $2,000 bond.
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Commercial Tribune
Bloomington
Ind
Jacob Hartman
James Terrell
Terrell
Hartman
France explains Morocco policy to Chamber of Deputies
Delcasse defends long standing French policy in Morocco citing international accords. He says aims include stabilizing authorities, protecting customs, and aiding population security while avoiding provocation. Socialist leader Jaures applauds. nationalist Villeneuve warns against misunderstanding risking peace. Viennese paper notes subtle shift in toasts by Victor Emmanuel and William.
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Paris
Delcasse
Chamber of Deputies
Morocco
France
M. Jauers
Vienna
Neue Freie Presse
Victor Emmanuel
Emperor William
Naples
William
Italy
Germany
Austria
Empress Augusta and Princes Arrive in Messina for Reception
Empress Augusta of Germany and her sons Princes Hite and Oscar have landed in Messina from Taormina to meet the German Emperor tomorrow. The Emperor, who will proceed to Greece, is to return on April 20 amid a large public reception prepared in his honor.
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Messina
Augusta
Germany
Hite
Oscar
Taormina
Greece
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