Way Adjourn by April 10 Dominates Assembly Talk
March 27 reports from Waopton say Republican leaders push for adjournment by April 3 or 10 to wrap Governor's program. Buxton petition gains GOP backing while new idea Republicans align with Democrats to end the session. leaders consider caucus as they weigh removing Martin but preserving leadership influence.
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Waopton
Marti
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Curry
Asemblyman Buxton
Thant Maforty
Alvin Veruainw
Goveil
Coveidera
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Toma
Democrata
Martin
Lailor
Ridgeley Resigns as Comptroller to Head National Bank of Commerce
William Bar Ridgeley, Comptroller of the Currency, submitted his resignation to the President. It will take effect once he is accepted as president of the reorganized National Bank of Commerce in Kansas City.
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Washington
William Barr Ridgeley
Curney
National Bank of Commerce
Kansas City
French Senate Aged Head Steps Down In Session
The article describes the French Senate and Chamber meeting for a new session with the presiding role given to the oldest deputy until new presidents are elected. Senator Paigard turns 72 on April 2 but is absent, so Senator Poriquet acts as presiding officer. Poriquet, younger by four months, remains vigorous though his leg is unfit for service, leading to a scene where a rolling chair and special incline were used to seat him in the presidential chair.
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Senate
Chamber Mweet
House
Paigard
Poriquet
Stevens One Of Many Marked For Death
Tokyo March 27 Japanese officials report Durham W Stevens assassinated in San Francisco by Koreans seeking revenge for Japan’s dominance in Korea They warn Stevens may be one of many targets and fear a wider plot across Korea and Japan Authorities vow to protect their countrymen and pursue those involved in the suspected conspiracy.
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Tokio
Durham W. Stevens
San Francisco
Stevens
Korea
Japan
Seoul
America
Lown
Thensalyen
Last Refugees Leave PortauPrince Amid Decree of Exile
Telegraphed dispatch reports the final refugees exiting Port au Prince aboard the German cruiser Hre met for Kjon after fearing Nord Alexis order. They fled consulates claiming anti government plots and possible execution, despite the president's pledge of fair treatment if they depart.
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Journosz Port Au Prince
Huyti
Port Au Tenia
Hremet
Kjon
Nord Alexis
Thei
House Democratic Leader May Get After President
Washington March 27 Minority Leader Lew Williams came very near impeachment of the President in the House this afternoon. He announced that if true as reported that the President had criticised certain members of the Judiciary Committee for their criticisms of Judge Wilfley of the United States Court at Shanghai, he would introduce a resolution for a thorough investigation of the intrusion of the President on the rights of members of the House.
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Washington
Lew Williams
Judiciary Committee
Wilfley
United States Court
Shanghai
House
Aeronaut Hurt In Parade Ground Air Crash
By sevegrapn 29 ne souryals Paria, March 27. SS. Barman, the air navigator, was badly injured in the face when his aeroplane crashed during practice on the Moulineaux Parade Ground. The machine skimmed the earth while preparing to rise, and Farman tried a swift turn to avoid a woman.
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Sevegrapn
Souryals
Rubio wins grand national steeplechase at Ateenicane
Liverpool march 27 Rubio captured the grand national steeplechase by ten lengths. He was a 6 to 1 favorite in the betting as the key event of the timber-toppers' year.
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Ihe Yournal
Liverpool
Rubio
Tedlay
Kaiser and entourage sail from Venice for Corfu on yacht Hohenhollern
The Kaiser and consort depart Venice on Sunday with their suite, making headquarters aboard the Hohenhollern. Tourists roam Venice visiting gondolas galleries churches and shops as King Victor of Italy returns to Tome after a Kaiser visit.
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Venice
Corfu
Hohenhollern
Victor
Italy
Tome
Prayers for Lucy Grey In Yorkshire Parish Tale
An unsophisticated curate in an 8 parish Yorkshire area urged prayers for Lucy Grey. For three Sundays the congregation prayed but on the fourth the clerk revealed she had won the steeplechase. The curate then rose to prominence in the parish.
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Lucy Grey
Yorkshire
Horges
Lucy Rey
Lucy .Grey
Tia
Eastern Star Hosts Grand Lodge Visit Night in Kean Building
The annual visit of Grand Lodge officers of the Order of Eastern Star to Lysinos Chapter No 15 drew more than 420 attendees from lodges across the state. The event featured decorations, presentations to grand officers, two initiations, speeches by grand officers, toasts, and special recognitions including a commission for Past Matron Ellen Jolly.
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Order of Eastern Star
Lysinos
Masonic Hall
Kean
Masonic Fraternity
Order of the Eastern Star
Pauline Covington
Min
Ernest Taylor
Covington
Welvorkc
Washington, Orient
Fasex
Tyrian
Hermann Lodges
City
Oriental
Newark
Greenwich Lodge
New York
Eastern Star
Bound Brook
Athol Lodge
Seatlands
Bay View Lodge
Jersey City
Ewert
Mildred W. Lynn
George A. Mainwaring
Bayonne
Eliza A. Atkinson
Halljon
R. W. G. Dond
Elizabeth Winter
Javedy City
W. G
Hether Lee
New Brunswiek
G. Meralat
Emma Farrier
W. G. Admir
May Lippshan
W. G. Martha Miss Auusta
Koonig
Ark
W. G. Mlecta
Jennie G. Rankin
Elizabeth
Sentinel
Peter Semler
Misa Kate Esch
Ming Incie Rach
Maria Hepp
Hoboken
Ellen Jolly
Kansas
M. W
Lynn
M. Worthy
Mainwaring
Shoplifters Discharged From Newark Arrests After 81 Days
Minna Waters and Kate Sherman known as the female shoplifters from Newark were discharged from custody after serving 81 days in jail. They had been arrested here for plying their calling in local stores and were recharged today following their release.
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Minna Waters
Kate Sherman
Newark
Basilisk described as a deadly reptile of legends
The article recounts ancient lore about the basilisk, a monster said to kill with breath and gaze. It notes the creature’s size about twenty five to thirty inches, a long tail, and a crownlike crest. The piece mentions travelers seeking protection with loud-crowing roosters.
Fractional votes in convention sparks New Jersey party debate
Newark March 27. Franklin Murphy calls for open primary and aims to minimize fractional delegate votes. He urges apportionment by ward or township to ensure each delegate has a full vote, with only essential fractions allowed. The state call lists county by county allocations and includes the Dickinson resolution.
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New Jersey
Republican State Committee
Franklin Murphy
Atlantic
Boogon
Urs Hogton
Camden
Cupw
Cumberland
Masex
Gloucester
Hudson
Hunterdon
Mercer
Middlesex
Monnmoth
Morris
Ocean
Parauic
Slein
Somerset
Siswex
Union
Warren
Dickinwonl
Another U S gunboat reaches Port au Prince
The gunboat Marietta, sailing from Guantina mo on Wednesday for May 11, has arrived at Port Au Prince per a Navy Depart ment telegram. It will join Ethiau p Tys Motes and gunboat Dubuque, disputing Mayth when the revelation grew to a seyingun scale, and is expected to sail for Haiti within days to patrol alongside the other ships.
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Journal
Washington
Marietta
Guantinamo
Port Au Prince
Navy Department
Ethiaup Tvs Motes
Dubuque
Actie
Seven Year Old Boy Found Out At IA M
A seven year old boy wandered at night, desertion by parents alleged, identifying Bayonne home on Nineteenth Street. He said he was brought by an unknown woman and found by police near Buyway Thomas Manesky. The boy was taken to Mrs. O Bren for care at 85 Dall Street.
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Reltemeyar
Buyway
Thomas Manesky
Dach
Nineteenth Street
Bayonne
Thin City
OMB
Dall Street
Mra, O'Bren
Governor Guild Improvement Report Update
A telegraph from Boston on March 27 reports steady improvement at Governor Guild's residence over the past day. Dr Winslow notes a continued rise in health after nine days of anxiety and a positive tone to the latest briefing.
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Boston
Governor Guild
Winslow
Did Fariell Die or Feign Death in Ireland
A long excerpt says Charles Stewart Parnell faked death during the O Shea scandal era to vanish until Ireland gains self rule. It claims a coffin contained no body and Parnell escaped as a private in disguise. The tale is ridiculed by some leaders but widely believed among peasants and inner circles in Ireland.
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Charles Stewart Purnell
Emerald Isle
da Wet
Tbat Parnell
O’shea
O'Shea
Hig
Sither
Ireland
Barton Aba
Big
Trigh
Audacious King's Fool in a War Time Joke Tale
An old humorous tale depicts a King's fool who gains influence by mocking rulers. Triboulet jokes about adding Emperor Charles of Germany to his fool list and answers a clever insult from the jester about passersby, showing bold wit that surpasses royal boundaries.
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Abner
Charl
Germany
Boern
Franch
Charing
Charles of
Personalities of Buildings and Karnak in Moonlit Reverie
A contemplative essay compares buildings to living personalities, recalling Karnak and Luxor temples on the Nile. The narrator laments modern detachment, recalls moonlit temple grandeur, and touches on Egypt’s architectural memory as a sublime pageant. Also cited is the Brazil nut tree as a versatile resource with medical, timber, edible, and industrial uses.
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Nile
Perhaaps
Dendetahy
Abydos
Ita
Philae
Bach
Karnak
Egypt
Bank of the Nile
Nies
Pig Mies
Islnnet
Khedive
Robert Hichens
Brazil
Minneapolis Journal
Kellogg Suggested for U S Supreme Court Seat
Telegraph reports from Washington state Kellogg of Minnesota named as a candidate for the United States Supreme Court to succeed Marshall Harlan who may retire in May. Kellogg, a Republican from St Paul and longtime associate of Cushman Davis, aided by his work against the Paper Trust and Standard Oil while overseeing FBI and Harriman investigations. Harlan plans to retire at 70 after 31 years on the bench, with Meagher to retire as secretary to assist the court’s temporary needs.
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Washington
Frank Bo Wellogs
Minnesota
United States Supremes Court
Marshall Harlan
Kelloggis
Roosevelt
Paper Trust
Standard Oil Treaty
FBI
Harrimion
St. Paul
Shinnesota
Link
Dean
Cushman Kk
Ton Harlan
Aino
Supreme Benel
Nia
Tragic Blomquist House Fire Claims Three
Police probe a fatal blaze at the Blomquist home in Amport last night. Erneat Blomquist his wife and child were found dead as rains cooled. Reports say two pistol shots and a gunman may be linked, and a nearby Clark residence burned three months ago in a similar manner. Investigators search for incendiary clues.
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Heston
Blominthowe
Aplmont
Erneat
Blomqnist
Howe
John Clark
Clark
Tiare
Ice
Sweet Peas Offer Color All Summer At Local Stores
An ad backed note urges planting sweet peas now with Thorburn's special mixture touted as best. Leahy's floral stores at 1220 East Broad and 94 Broad Street stock seeds. A New Haven shopkeeper’s tirade over sales is recounted with a customer’s quip about recent rain ending in laughter.
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Thorburn
Leahy
East Broad
Broad Street
New Haven
Niva
Harper's Weekly
Duke Claimed to Seek Private Courtship Amid Diplomatic Turmoil
A damaged report from Rome to The Times details the Duke of Abruzzi’s alleged engagement to Miss Katherine Elkinsie amid Italian diplomacy in Washington and Rome. The Duke lands in Europe, avoids denial, and declines public discussion while reporters press on about marriage plans and his title.
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Lenton
Amimasudlor
Washington
Abruzni
Liveern
Srey
Abruzei
Mica Katherine Elkinsie
Tian
United States
Haly
Victor
Italy
Rome
Abruzai
Minn Elkink
Anil
Marrint
Romie
Elewhere
Diwitanta
Anl
Ara
Police Court Notes on William Assault and Hatchet Threats
John Williams a blacksmith helper of 07 West Jerny atrect was arraigned in Police Court on a complaint by his wife accusing him of assault and threatening her life with a hatchet when she refused him money for drink. The court acted to protect the wife and Williams was committed to jail for a 200 bail awaiting grand jury action.
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John Williams
West Jerny Atrect
Williama
William
Madeline Bridges Quips About Intelligence Aboard
In a brief exchange the speaker remarks that a new method looks intelligent and may prove a difficult issue. The other responds promptly, asking who is intelligent and how one learns to know. The dialogue cites a statement that someone named Beraite told her immediately, noting a mistaken view of intelligence.
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