Chilean ambassador plan stirs South American powers
Washington discusses Chilean ambition to raise its envoy to ambassadorial rank. Brazil and Chile back the idea, Argentina opposes, and a broader Latin American reaction forms. After a hint of Bolivia withdrawing ministers, the United States delays action, and no ambassador is sent. Meanwhile in Oneonta New York Mrs. Loveland, a Huntington heir, dies in a car accident after it plunges from a wall.
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Metionals Edge City Team in Second Game
In St Louis on Easter Sunday the National team defeated the American side 5 to 4 in the second game of a seven game city championship series. A large crowd attended despite chilly weather with cool Easter conditions in Pittsburgh.
Thaw case hopeful as commission runs into delays
New York April 1 Harry Thaw’s condition shows improvement as his wife’s message says he expects freedom soon. The Thaw commission adjourned to Monday with Judge Fitzgerald to rule on more witness testimony while defense lawyers prep. Dr Marvin in Dover seeks missing Horace with ransom letters and false leads.
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Harry K. Thaw
Tomba
Thaw
Sanderson
Justice Fitzgerald
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McClure
Harry Thaw
Daniel O'Reilly
H. N. Marvin
Dover
Del
Alabama Hotel
Horace
Marvin
Explosion on Baltimore & Ohio Freight Train Near Patterson Creek
An eastbound B and O freight car loaded with railroad torpedoes and iron tubes containing acid gas exploded near Patterson Creek eight miles east of Cumberland on Sunday. The blast demolished the car and adjacent cars, toppled two hopper cars, tore up track, destroyed telegraph poles, and showered torpedoes over nearby roofs and yards.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Patterson’s Creek
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Dover Tragedy At Shongum Lake Drowns Three Family Members
Mrs Otto Britting and her two children perished at Shongum Lake while the husband had searched for them since Saturday. The bodies were recovered. the mother was found in a stooped posture with her infant in her arm and the 3 year old girl held between the mother’s knees.
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Otto Britting
Grace
Boston Strike Averted as Drivers Win Wage Increase
A threatened general strike by team drivers in Boston was averted as most firms met demands with a $1 weekly wage increase and a half hour cut in daily hours. About 500 men may still strike Wednesday if eight firms refuse the agreement remaining on the old scale.
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Chicago clothing cutter found dead in swamp near Johnstown
Paul J. Weller of Chicago was found dead in a swamp near Johnstown. A bullet wound was in his head and a revolver lay beside him with an unexploded cartridge in his hand. He was identified by letters found on his body.
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Paul J. Weller
Chcago
W Goode Dies After Illness at Atlantic City
W H Goode of Portland Oregon longtime president of the Lewis and Clark exposition died Sunday at a hotel in Atlantic City after Bright’s disease and pneumonia. He was owner wife and his mother and brother were at the bedside. The party came to Atlantic City ten days ago.
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Peace Talk Progress Amid Railroad Labor Dispute
Chicago reports Knapp and Neill meeting with railroad managers and labor leaders to seek a peace solution. Labor may concede some demands. managers say they will not grant more than offered and strain on conductor votes questioned. Joint talks planned. other items note a thwarted attempt to wreck a train in Youngstown and a bomb case in Constantinople with ties to Fehmi Pasha.
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Morgan buys Van Den Parc collection for 1.2 million
J Pierpont Morgan of New York acquires the Jules Van Den Parc collection including furniture pictures arms brasses engravings and chimney pieces for 1200000. The sixteenth century Dutch Anderlecht house replica will be built in New York state. Also reports of a fatal accident on the Bessemer Lake Erie line near Turtle Creek with one killed and two escaped after a bridge incident. Chicago Nationals defeat Columbus 3 to 2 in a cold game before about 4000 fans with Taylor Moran Uppend Geyer Blue noted in the batteries.
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Garment Workers Strike News From Boston Meeting
Sunday meeting of the Garment Workers union reports 2,100 went on strike last Monday for recognition. 1,400 have returned to work under a few agreements granted, with some demands allowed.
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Garment Workers’ Union
Pitcher Harper Transferred to Columbus Club
News item reports pitcher Jack Harper of Ot City Pa transferring from the Chicago Nation baseball club to Columbus in the American association. The announcement was made that night.
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Clarence Pierce Named Successor to E M Pierce at B&O
Clarence E. Pierce appointed freight agent and dock superintendent at the port to fill the vacancy left by E M Pierce resignation. A Medina area native, he rose from clerk to chief clerk in 17 years with the B&O freight office and earned broad support from railroad staff.
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Clarence E. Pierce
E. M. Pierce
Mr. Pierce
Medina
KH. M. Pierce
Railroad
Knox Return Delays and Oak Point Case Revival
Lettered mentions F and Knox returning to Columbus from California and the south. The return prompts revival of the west of the city indecision and the condensation cages by Elyria courts after delays. Mrs Austin Buckwheat praised for buckwheat flavor, warning about forgery.
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