Political Pot Is Bubbling Over in Wartime New World
Senate bills tackle labor in the strip Hindu laborers ban proposed. Foreign affairs panel backs fisheries treaty with Canada ratification. Wilson signs Alaska Railroad Bill funding 100 miles of government line at 35 million dollars. William P. Malburn of Denver nominated assistant secretary of the treasury. he is the son in law of Senator Thomas of Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Canada
Wilson
William P. Malburn
Denver
Colo
Treasury
Thomas
Colardo
Personal Vice President Marshall Celebrates 60th Birthday
Gems valued at 65000, part of 250000 worth of jewelry stolen from Mrs. John H. Hanan at Narragansett Pier, have been recovered in Europe. FE R G Evans, second in command to Captain Robert Scott on his fatal Antarctic expedition, arrived in New York on a lecture tour. Vincent Astor and Miss Violen Dinmore Huntington will marry on April 30 in Staatsburg New York.
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John H. Hanan
Narragansett Pier
Europe
R. G. Evans
Robert Scott
New York
Vincent Astor
Miss Violen Dinmore Huntington
Staatsburg
N. Y
Agricultural Appropriation Bill Clears House in $14 Million Vote
The Agricultural Appropriation bill carrying 14 million dollars passed the House. Other items note pastors in Atlanta urging a new Leo Frank trial, Taft turning down a university presidency, and various political, corporate, and legal actions across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Leo Frank
Mary Phagan
Taft
Delaware College
Daniel O'Connell
Order of Elks
Owasso
Mich
John Scarborough
Episcopal Diocese of
New Jersey
Trenton
Wesleyan University
George W. Wickersham
The
Bar Association of the
City of
New York
Sports and Law Notes From The Era
Sporting finance and boxing enthusiasm are contrasted by W H L Burgess of Vesinet's Spalding Club. The New York Assembly judiciary committee backs Murray bill to end the State Athletic Commission and ban professional boxing. Orville Wright to license planes for the around the world race with 340000 dollars in prizes. Philadelphia Park Commission rejects motor races at Fairmount Park this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H L. Burgess
Spalding Atletic Club
Vesinet
New York Assembly Judiciary Committee
Murray
State Athletic Commission
Orville Wright
Philadelphia Park Commission
Faurimount Park
Civil unrest and disasters reported in global incidents
A collection of dramatic incidents includes a German aviator killed in a Nuemesberg crash, a hurricane drowning over 1 000 in Ciscaucasia, and La Ceiba Honduras facing mass starvation after a fire. Other items mention Asquith rumors, a Bologna astronomer announcing the muon shape, and a mutiny killing General Alatriste in Morelos Mexico.
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Ulster
de Lusser
Nuemesberg
Ciscaucasia
International Cold Storage Association
Paris
Charles Tellier
Stiutesi
Bologna
London
Asquith
Black
China Island Mission
Lao Hawkew
la Ceiba
Honduras
Florencio Alatriste
Woman Kills Figaro Editor in Feud Climax
A woman fatally wounded the editor of Figaro in a long running feud after the editor accused a former premier of graft in financial deals. The case details a four time shooting and the escalation of tensions surrounding the newspaper.
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Woman Kills
Figaro
Paris editor shot at Figaro office in Drouot
M. reed Calmette editor of the Figaro was shot four times at the Paris office 26 Rue Drouot and died at midnight. Mme Genevieve Caillaux the assailant and former wife of Leo Clarette is linked to the attack sparked by the Figaro publication of a facsimile letter Caillaux wrote to his wife. Joseph Caillaux a former Premier and finance minister was the target of the assault.
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M. Reed Calmette
the Figaro
M. Caillaux
Rue Drouot
Paris
Mme
Genevieve Henriette Caillaux
Leo Clarette
Figaro
Mme. Caillaux
M. Joseph Caillaux
Finance
France
M. Calmette
Charles Markis
Otto Engerman
Armstrong Avenue
Jersey City
Newark
James Collins
Kearny
Ingerman
Lie
Paris Finances Minister’s Wife Shoots Figaro Editor in Office
In Paris the wife of Finance Minister Caillaux shot Gaston Calmette, director of Le Figaro, in his office after presenting a card to him and exchanging words with Paul Bourget present nearby. The exchange followed publication of Caillaux’s letter to his wife.
Dead Doctor Cropsey Sued by Wife in Divorce Case
The husband cites papers served on his wife and claims Dr Cropsey of Tinaldson and Rutherford died by his own hand. A letter from Dr Edward De Barn of Paterson to Dr De Baun is referenced. De Baun shot himself in January leaving a note about forbidden love.
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Cropsey
de Baun
Tinaldson
Rutherford
Cropsey Niies
Edward de Barn
Paterson
Oldest U.S. man dies at 116. Civil War veteran noted
Lamar Dorman, claimed oldest man in the United States, died at his home in his 116th year. Born in Steuben County, New York, he served in the Seventh Michigan Regiment and was wounded at Gettysburg. Isaac Coaley, alleged 114, died in Escambia County, born in South Carolina and said to have more than 100 grandchildren.
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Virginia—House—of—Delegates
Joseph Nest
Toledo
Ohio
Harry Yerger
Wilmington
Del
Bryan
Maryland
Edith Scott
Aurora
Ill
Colquitt
Texas
Episcopal Cathedral
Washington
James Birchard
General Grant
Darien
Conn
Portland
Ore
George Westinghouse
New York
United States Navy Yard
Portsmouth
N.F
Baltimore
Senate
Townsend
Coast Guard
Revenue Cutter and Fire Saving Service
Thomas Terrence
du Pont Powder Co
Haskell
N. J
Usher
Charles P. Foster
Teller
Bristol County National Bank
Taunton
Mass
New Haven
Readville
P. A. G. Widener
Philadelphia
Wallace
Paris
J. W. Ellsworth
San Bernardino
Cal
Elbert E. Newbert
Augusta
J. J. Seely
Albany
New York State
W. C. Barker
Jane Addams
Chicago
National Woman's Suffrage Association
Atlanta
Mary Goddard
Brunswick
Friend- Church
United States
Lamar
Stenry Dorman
Steuben County
Michigan
Gettysburg
Pensacola
Flin
Isaac Coaley
Escambia County
South Carolina
Allerton Left 20 Million Will Filed in Chicago
The will of Samuel W. Allerton, a Chicago stock yards pioneer, was filed in Probate Court. It disposes of an estate valued at about 20 million dollars and leaves bequests to widow Agnes C. Allerton, son Robert Henry Allerton, daughter Kate Allerton Johnstone and her two sons and husband, servant Julia Morhan, and friend William P. Williams of Chicago.
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Chicago
Samuel W. Allerton
Agnes C. Allerton
Robert Henry Allerton
Kate Allerton Johnstone
Julia Morhan
Willian P. Williams
Wells Fargo Likely to Take Over United States Express Business
Amid dissolution talks U S Express faces sale to Wells Fargo. Harriman interests control large stakes in both firms, strengthening merger prospects with rail contracts and terminal real estate favored for a combined system. Rates up cited as reason for liquidation, but Wells Fargo remains profitable with higher dividends and broader railroad reach.
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New York
United States Express Company
Wells Fargo Company
United States
Wall Street
Kk. H. Harriman
United States Company
Harriman
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
United States Express
Wells Fargo Co
Wells Fargo Express
Interstate Commerce Commission
Parcel Post
Wells Fargo Express Company
Suceme
Stats Authority
Wells- Fargo Company
Jersey items highlight state real estate and public notices
Statewide Jersey items report diverse matters from real estate transactions to public notices. Highlights include Cape May teachers institute in North Wildwood on April 3, a baby born to Rev and Mrs K E Conover, and Imogene Oakley addressing the Millville Woman's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape’ May
North Wildwood
KE. M. Conover
Therefare
Lessons by the Way on the Kingdom and Salvation
Moody study outlines three sections from Luke 13 18 35. It covers two parables about the kingdom the question who shall be saved and Jesus warning about Herod amid opposition. Emphasizes word and work as essential for healthy faith and the danger to Jerusalem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Herod
D. L. Moody
Jerusalem
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Sing Sing
Deland Seaford University
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Democratic State Committee of New York
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Dalaux
Mme. Clarete
M. Callaux
Saint Lazare
Paul Bourget
Mme Caillaux
Mme, Caillaux
Allerton
U6, Express CO
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Imogene Oakley
Civic Club of
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Clayton Borough
Moore Brothers
Commissioner of Public Safety
John H. Kehoe
Passaic
Studson County
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John Vandergrift
Burlington Island
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Jennie Ohl
George A. Ohl, Jr
Thlowell
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Hoboken
Charles E. Gummere
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Robert Steel
W. Wallace Mayberry
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Finderne
Somerset County
John Reach
Edward Butler
John Garrity
Lehey
Heaven
International Sunday School
E. 0. Bellers
Moody Bible Institute
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