Wood to Succeed Taft Rumors Shape Cuba Policy Debate
Washington dispatch reports General Leonard Wood as Taft’s likely successor, expected to assume governorship after Taft’s health, with Cuba policy shaping the debate as Democrats and some Republicans oppose the pact. Sanger to visit Queen City. War Dept notes talk of Wood replacing Taft as conditions in Mindanao unfold.
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United States
Leonard Wood
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Mindanao
Manila
Taft
War Department
Tropics
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Cuba
Brutus Clay Dies in Apparent Accidental Shooting
Special Despatch from Frankfort Ky reports Brutus Clay 31 a Yale graduate and son of Cassius M Clay Jr killed at home near Paris by a gun misfire from his wife who was pigeon shooting. The incident shocks the Kentucky community. Cassius M Clay Jr a former governor candidate.
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Frankfort
Brutus Clay
Kentucky
Paris
Clay
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Winchester Pike
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Woman Fires at Marcel Prevost in Paris Office
In Paris Mile Touret fired twice at novelist Marcel Prevost outside the Society of Men of Letters. The shots missed and Prevost disarmed her. she was released, claiming a past London acquaintance and a desire for revenge. Prevost was later elected president of the society.
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Marcel Prevost
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Rougemont
Mile
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London
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Glassworkers plan independent window glass firm to rival machines
In Muncie Indiana and Newcastle Pennsylvania skilled glassworkers marshal capital to start a cooperative window glass factory. Baker Bros of Arcadia join the effort and a 40 percent wage cut is projected to make cooperative and independent plants competitive with the American Window Glass Company trust.
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Arcadia
Newcastle
Shenango and
Lawrence
Art dealer attaches Manchesters baggage
New York reports the Duke of Manchester using the alias John Doe faced a $250 attachment served by H. T. Duveen, Fifth Avenue art dealer. Deputies seized the baggage at the Cambridge at Fifth Avenue and Thirty third Street and informed proprietor Henry Walter. He said the Duke showed a certified check and planned to settle after banks open.
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New York
Duke of Manchester
John Doe
H. T. Duveen
Fifth-avenue
Cambridge
Fifth Avenue
Thirty-third Street
Henry Walter
Duveens
Man Kills Jealous Rival After Finding Wife With Visitor
New York March 30. Jealous rage erupted when William J. Peppler found a man with his wife. Peppler fought his rival from the third floor to the lobby and was shot dead by William Earl Dobson, a stock broker’s cashier, who fled and is being sought by police. Mrs Peppler was injured and revived.
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New York
William J. Peppler
East One Hundred and Ninth Street
William Earl Dobson
Peppler
Bulding
Ingalls Praises Cincinnati Governance Amid Mayor Bid
Columbus reports detail Ezra M. Ingalls, Democratic mayoral candidate, extolling Cincinnati’s government during a January Queen City Club talk. Governor Nash recalls Ingalls once praised the city while planning tax policy, sparking disbelief among capital observers.
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Cincinnati
Ingalls
George K. Nash
Pany
Mies
Wispya Club
Julius Fleischmann
Nash
Fire
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Jefferson Avenue
Ohio
Mr. Ingalls
Court Decides Meaning of Old Country and Our Country
United States Court of Appeals defines the phrases old country and our country in a copyright dispute over soap label imagery. The Iowa district ruling held no infringement, stating long usage has made old country refer to Europe while our country denotes the United States.
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ST. Louis
United States Court of Appeals
Iowa
United States
Roosevelt and Foraker discuss Cincinnati Republican votes
Senator Foraker recounts a Washington talk with President Roosevelt and Hanna. He says Roosevelt expects a strong April 6 Republican showing in Cincinnati and urges support for Fleischmann for Mayor and broader party success in state elections.
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Washington
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Cincinnati
Hanna
Fleischmann Welcomed by Boyhood Friends Amid Political Tensions
Fleischmann is greeted by longtime friends as tensions rise between workingmen and fusionists. The speech attacks adoptive mudslinging and dishonor in politics while Ingalls is accused of not lowering himself to the same methods.
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Fleischmann
Mayor Fleischmann Receives Rousing West End Endorsement
The Sedamsville and old Riverside community turn out to back Julius Fleischmann and the Republican administration in a packed meeting at Wehmeier's Hall. Mayor Fleischmann, Gordon, Lueders and Miller Outcast spoke, praising the Mayor and denouncing Ingalls and the Fusionists while highlighting workingmen and women supporters gathered to show strong backing for next Monday's vote.
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Julius Fleisch
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Harry L. Gordon
William Lueders
Miller
Judge Lueders
Corryville
Charles Fleischmann
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M. EB. Ingalls
Mr. Ingalls
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Cincinnati
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Ingalls
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Lueders
Cleveland Republicans Present Solid Front Against Johnsonism
In Cleveland the Republican factions unite to back anti Johnsonism in the April election. Ex mayor Robert E. McKisson appears in support of Harvey D. Goulder, speaking on the issues and challenging Mayor Johnson to prove his promises fulfilled. The campaign outlook grows brighter for Republican success.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
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Harvey D. Goulder
Goulder
McKisson
Burton
West Side
Bob
Johnson
Germany Accepts Dewey Explanation on Newark Interview
BERLIN March 30 The German Foreign Office is satisfied with Admiral Dewey’s explanation given to President Roosevelt about the Newark interview mentioning Germany’s navy and the Emperor. No official Washington note was exchanged as Berlin officials believed the U S government would act on its own if reporting was accurate. Count von Reventlow in the Tageblatt contrasts German and American fleets calling Germany’s first squadron ready for instant service and dismissing American maneuvers as childish and likely to fail. he cites West Indian fleet poor marksmanship low officer strength and morale.
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Roosevelt
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N. J
Washington
Count von Reventlow
Tageblatt
Germany
Dewey
Count
von Reventlow
United States
Iowa City Elections Bring Local Contests Across State
Des Moines Iowa March 30 City and town elections were held statewide with mostly local issues. From 19 cities reporting only one Democratic and two Populist mayors were elected, while major cities under special charters largely abstained.
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Des Moines
Iowa
President's Daughter Honored by Porto Ricans
Miss Alice Roosevelt, with Governor Hunt and party, arrived by special train in Porto Rico after visiting towns on the north coast. Enthusiastic receptions marked the trip as residents competed to host her. She enjoyed horseback riding and attended a reception by Col. James A. Buchanan and Capt. Joseph Crabbs of the Porto Rican Regiment before sailing to New York tomorrow.
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Porto Rica
Alice Roosevelt
Hunt
Miss Roosevelt
Chinese Minister Cheng Leaves on Special Train to Washington
Sir Liang Cheng Tung Cheng the new Chinese Minister to the United States departed San Francisco for Washington on a special train. He travels with his official family and several scientists who will enter Eastern colleges.
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Cheng
San Francisco
Sir Liang Cheng Tung Cheng
United States
Washington
Lorimer Durborow ballot count amid police siege
Chicago March 30. Despite Judge Hanecys injunction, Election Commissioners opened and counted ballots in one Sixth District precinct from last November. Judge Carter called it a technical vindication, while police around 300 strong guarded board rooms for possible Lorimer opposition attack. The day ended with no clash.
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Chicago
Hanecy
Lorimer-Durborow
Sixth
Carter
Board Rooms
Lorimer
Haneey
Denver Waiters Strike Shuts Down Downtown Dining
In Denver Colorado, seventeen downtown restaurants closed at noon as 500 union cooks and waiters walked out over nonunion cooks at two member restaurants. About two hundred people were inconvenienced.
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Denver
Col
Retaurant Keepers’ Association
Roosevelt Family Aboard Mayflower Stormbound Near Potomac
Mrs Roosevelt and her children travel aboard the President’s yacht Mayflower en route to the Atlantic when a storm forces the vessel to stop about fifty miles down the Potomac River.
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Washington
Fleischmann Appeals To Old Neighbors In Cincinnati Speech
Mayor Fleischmann spoke to a crowd calling out the Fusionists for deception in 1897 and today. He denounced the 1897 administration as corrupt and warned voters about the current fusion movement and its backers.
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Cincinnati
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