Franco-German War Predicted By War Scare Orchestrated
A Cologne Gazette lead article warns a Franco German war is likely when trouble erupts in Europe. It cites German hoarding of gold and a faltering economy, with bankers pulling funds abroad and Berlin stock exchanges closed on the Napoleonic rise anniversary. The piece also quotes Anatole France saying French conscription will hurt arts and medicine, and notes a revived Berlin-style mood in Paris.
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Cologne
Germany
Michiel
France
Balkans
Alsace-Lorraine
Berlin
Prussia
Hugin
United States
Anatole France
London Daily News
Harold Spender
Paris
M. France
Spender
Girls to War on Aigrets in Philadelphia School
The Nature Study club of a Philadelphia girls high school urged Pennsylvania ban the sale of snowy heron plumage after a club meeting featured a paper on the heron’s suffering by Miss Irene Eldridge and read by Ruth Gerhard. The pledge asks students to not wear aigrets and to urge others to avoid them.
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Philadelphia
Girls’ High School of
Pennsylvania
Irene Eldridge
Ruth Gerhard
Girl Attacked on Road Near Trenton in Critical Condition
Catherine Phaler, fourteen, daughter of a Trenton Junction farmer, was found lying unconscious on a road near her home after a violent attack. Police arrested Sherman Cooper, who reportedly confessed. She had been on her way to her Catholic church confirmation and fought fiercely before a wagon approaching briefly interrupted the assailant. Her injuries include severe body bruising and broken fingers. she lay about three hours before help arrived.
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Trenton
N. J
Catherine Phaler
Trenton Junction
Sherman Cooper
Pfeister
Mrs Dudley Sued In Divorce Case For $500
Jersey City March 15 Mrs Marie Mulock Dudley wife of Ed ward Dudley a Philadelphia Camden lawyer was served with a summons in a suit by a dressmaker for $500 during a chancery hearing. The suit against her was filed in First district court by Barnett Weinstein of New York and directs her to appear March 20.
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Weinstein
Jersey City
Nol
Marie Mulock Dudley
Edward Dudley
Philadelphia
Camden
Court of Chancery
Dudley
Stevenson
Raterson
Egan
Carrick
Fira
Barnett Weinstein
New York
First
Seek Harmony in This State Republicans Invite Bull Moosers
In Trenton on March 15 a conference of Republican county chairmen and legislators extended an olive branch to Progressives. The movement aims to reunite former party followers who joined the bull moose last fall. A League of Republican County Chairmen was formed with officers: President Herbert W. Taylor Essex, Vice President James B. Mulheren Mercer, Secretary Frank F. Davis Gloucester.
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Trenton
N. J
League of Republican County
Herbert W. Taylor
Essex
James 8. Mulheren
Mercer
Frank F. Davis
Gloucester
PLAN NEW STATION AT SHORE IN ATLANTIC CITY
Atlantic City March 15 The city commission introduced a resolution by Director Bacharach to petition the Public Utility Commissioners for removing all grade crossings between Missouri and North Sarollon avenues. A new Pennsylvania railroad station would follow if the petition gains favorable action.
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Public Utility Commission
Atlantic City
N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bacharach
City Commission
Public Utility Commissioners
Missouri
North Sarollon Avenues
Utilities Commission
Stone Fight Halts Traffic On Morris Canal Bridge
A brutal stone clash between Bayonne and Jersey City youths halted traffic on the Morris canal boundary, stopping all vehicle flow over the cam bridge and tying up trolley cars for more than half an hour. The melee drew hundreds of participants from both cities along the riverbank dispute.
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Bayonne Boye
Jersey City Gang
Bayonne
N. J
Jersey City Boys
Bayonne Ind
Morris Canal
Hawthorne Guilty and Sentenced in Mining Fraud Case
In New York on March 15 Julian Hawthorne Albert Freeman and Dr William J Morton were found guilty in federal court of using the mails to defraud mining investors Josiah Quincy was acquitted with two indictments pending Hawthorne and Morton received prison terms until one year and a day from Nov 25 1912 plus five years in total for Vreeman The trial set a record for length with 70 court days Hawthorne son of Nathaniel Hawthorne Quincy former Boston mayor and assistant secretary of state Morton son of the ether pioneer free man promoter stayed for ten days at the Tombs"}
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New York
Julian Hawthorne
Albert Freeman
William J. Morton
United States District Court
Josiah Quincy
Mayer
Hawthorne
Dr. Morton
Atlanta
Vreeman
Scheffers
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Boston
Cleveland
Morton
Freeman
Marshal Henkel
Weather Forecast Brisk Winds and Snow in North
Rain today with unsettled conditions tomorrow. Snow in the north portion and a decidedly colder spell. Brisk to high winds from the south to the west across the region.
Avenaard Market Reports Mixed Dairy and Livestock Prices
Market summary for Avenaard dated March 16 shows varied receipts in butter and cheese with mixed quality grades. eggs strength steady with extras and dirties listed. Live poultry demand firm. cattle and hog markets mixed with prime and heavy hogs near 9.50, sheep steady on muttons and lambs softer.
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Avenaard
Pennsylvania
Hennery
Kvspurga
Plans for Earth to Moon Trip in Forty-Eight Hours
French physicist Robert Esnault Pelterie outlined a rocket powered, ultra light vessel to travel from Earth to the Moon in under 50 hours. The trip would occur in three phases totalling about 49 hours, with initial acceleration to pass Earth gravity, a coast period, then lunar descent. Passengers would feel weight changes, prompting proposed safety appliances.
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French Physical Society
Paris
Robert Esnault Pelterie
M. Pelterie
Jules Verne
Moon
M. Petterle
Earth
Stamps of czar cause stir over sacred portrait
Russian postage stamps bearing the czar’s portrait are to be withdrawn at year’s end after church leaders and Post Office workers protested they offend the sanctity of the monarchy. The three hundredth anniversary of the Romanov dynasty is also cited.
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Holy Synod
Stomanoff
Postofice
General Post Office
St. Petersburg
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