French cabinet falls as Moroccan conference crisis erupts
Paris crisis deepens as the French government resigns amid conflicts at the Algeciras Moroccan meeting. Ministers are blamed for confusion and a new cabinet formation is talked about. Delegates warn the situation may harm French diplomacy as debates resume.
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Ris
Marea
Gisele
Algeciras
Attalcma LE
Depu Ies
Oythi
Nis
Faflieressis Merning
Paris
Macrocesa
Nélmar
France and the Vatican in Cabinet Crisis Stalemate
Rome reports Vatican authorities received night telegrams as the pope and Papal Secretary Del Val weighed the cabinet crisis. It was unclear if the event would help the Holy See or lead to a stronger anti Catholic movement in France.
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Ars Associarii Press
Rome
Vatican
Mee
Wates
Wywerry del Val
Holy See
Recinie
France
Mutiny on Steamer Leaves Fireman Dead
Fireman James Slocum was shot and killed aboard the steamer Sassfachusetts at Brooklyn during a mutiny on the decks this morning. Fourth Officer Kerwin fired the fatal shot as reserves were called out. Two officers and several crewmen were placed under arrest.
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Br Associated Press
New York
March
James Slocum
Kerwin
Sassachusetts
Brooka
D and H WRECK Kills Three in Saratoga Train Disaster
Three people died and several were injured when a Delaware and Hudson passenger train wrecked last night in Saratoga Springs. The deceased include Mrs. Charles Esmond and her daughter Gertrude of Gansevort, and Frank A. Lindecuse of Buffalo.
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Associated Press
Saratoga Springs
Delaware & Hudson
Charles Esmond
Gertrude
Gansevort
Frank A. Lindecuse
Buffalo
Setlousir
Railroad casualty report in Greensburg Pa death toll rises
Pennsylvania Railroad engineer collided near Radebaugh with a work train carrying about seventy five Italians. Four were killed and thirty five injured, several of whom will die. The crash occurred today as trains met on the Pennsylvania line.
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Associated Press
Greensburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Radebaugh
Private Howard Wilson Home On Five Day Furlough
Private Howard Wilson of the 50th Company Coast Artillery attached to Fort Totten New York is home on a five day furlough visiting his parents Mr and Mrs M K Wilson. He is assigned to the school of submarine defense. Judge and Mrs John J Beattie left this morning for Hot Springs to spend time there as news continues daily in the NC archive.
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Howard Wilson
U.S. A
Fort Totten
N. Y
M. K. Wilson
Wilson
School of Submarine Defense
John J. Beattie
Hot Springs
Newa
N. C
Benjamin Firth, Jr
New York
Rober
Malone
Harvey
Monhagen Avenue
Moving Pictures
Cupid
Senator Tillman Opposes Amendment to Rail Inquiry
Senator Tillman stated he would not amend the resolution guiding a railroad investigation. He believes the existing measure meets its objectives and rejects the Roosevelts's suggestions, arguing the resolution suffices to address the matter.
Ex-Senator Green Case Goes to Jury in Conspiracy Trial
The Associated Press reports ex-Senator George E. Green of Binghamton faced a conspiracy to defraud the government charge. The case was handed to the jury at 11:44 before noon in Washington D C.
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Green
Binghamton
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
George E. Green
Fraternal Visit Planned by Hefmar and Monroe Lodges
A fraternal visit is planned as Hefmar Lodge Fland A M will pay a fraternal visit to Monroe Lodge No. Tit. The degree will be conferred on several candidates at Monday evening. Twenty Hoffman Lodge members have signed to go on the trip. Erie train 7:50 will convey the Middletown delegation to Monroe and back that evening.
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Hefmar Lodge
Fland A. M
Monroe Lodge
Monroe
Hoffman Lodge
Erie
Middletown
Indictments Handed Down Against Mutual Reserve Officers
New York March 8 three indictments were returned by the Grand Jury against officers of the Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Co. Frederick A. Burnham president, George D. Eldridge first vice president, and George Burnham Jr second vice president were named as defendants.
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New York
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Co
Grand
Frederick A. Burnham
George D.eldridge
George Burnham, Jr
Engagement Announced for Mrs. Shaw’s Sister with Ashor Family
Richmond dispatch reports Mrs. Robert Shaw nee Langhome sister of Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson is engaged to Waldorf Astor son of William Waldorf Astor of London.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Maren $—Jr
Robert Shaw
Langhome
Charles Dana Gibson
Waldorf Aster
William Watdorf Astor
London
Barnes employers' liability bill passes Senate in Albany
The Barnes employers' liability bill, which makes a railroad liable for injuries to an employer even when caused by the negligence of fellow servants, passed the Senate in Albany on March 8.
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Associated Press
Albany
Barnes
Senate
Avalanche kills many fishermen huts buried in Loften Islan
An avalanche at Loften Islands near Trondhjem Norway buried several fishermen huts last night. Rescuers freed 21 bodies and 39 injured amid grim coastal disaster.
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Ey Associated Press
Trondhjem
Norway
Loften Islands
Eighty Cent Gas Bill Clears Senate Passes
Albany March report states the Senate passed a bill to issue eighty cent gas passes for New York illumination. The measure, identified as the Agnew 80-cent Sas bill, cleared 14 to 3 with three not voting.
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Senate
Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
A New Industry Sparks From Backyard Shell Planting
Bill Williams, a hustling commission agent, begins a new venture after reading about oyster planters on the eastern coast. He secured seed shells, planted them in his yard, and now waits for results.
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Bill Williams
Bill
Schwab Condition Reported Slightly Improved
A telegram from the Rock Island general office in Topeka says Charles M. Schwab's condition is slightly improved this morning. The report is from Associated Press dispatches filed in Kansas City Missouri on a March date.
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Schwab
Associated Press
Kansas City, Mo
Rock Island R. R
Topeka
Charles M. Schwab
Miss Freeman Promoted At Utica Hospital News
In March the Utica hospital reports population at 1,288 with 586 men and 72 women. News covers staff notes, promotions for Miss Freeman to ward 4, Miss Whaler to ward 12, and Miss Waller to clinical pavilion, plus events, visits, and ongoing building work in the hospital grounds.
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R. C. Woodman
Musical Club
Hew
Adelaide Houck
Cornwall-on-the-Hudson
Jennie Deyo
Scotchtown
Augusta I. Freeman
Freeman
Anna Whaler
Miss Freeman
Agnes Waller
Florida
Mary C. Mills
Sparta
N. J
Maude A. Miller
Alby
Amityville
L. L
Jim Judson
Jim
Public hearing on Wallkill Transit line abandonment ends abruptly
Middletown residents oppose abandoning the Wallkill Transit Co line on Academy avenue. Attorney for the company withdraws the request after strong opposition. petition with hundreds of signatures asks that tracks be kept and repaired. The council debates further action while noting city costs for the hearing. Dated March 7, 1906.
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Railroad Committee
The
Common Council
Council
Times Building
Wallkills Transit Co
Carson Academy Avenue
H.B. Roce
Lawrence
Owen
Manter
Taylor
Henderson
Thomas C. Rogers
Rice
Rogers
Middletown
N. Y
Wallkill Transit Company
Academy Avenue
Franklin Square
Southern
Wall-Kill
Wallkill ‘Transit Co
Brief council session adjourns after short meeting
The petition was presented to the board for final action and the meeting adjourned after about twelve minutes with no further business.
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Fell Board
Wampanoag Social Club Holds First Banquet
The Wampanoag Social Club held its first banquet at the Oriental Hotel on Main Street. Proprieter Joan Hannon served a full meal with an Oriental themed menu and included speeches, music, and recitations by members. Officers elected were President C F Schlosser Vice President Richard P Lenz stacker Treasurer Ralph H Babcock and Secretary Arthur H MacMulen. The club emphasizes social purposes and plans future gatherings at 27 Little Avenue.
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Wampanoag Social Club
Oriental Hotel
Joan ML Hannon
Charles FL Schlosser
Thomas
Nellie Hannon
C. F. Schlosser
Richard P. Lenzsta
Novel Prayer Meeting at St Pauls M E Church
The Ladies Aid Society hosted a religious banquet style supper in the church lecture room on Wednesday evening. Prayers testimonies and singing replaced toasts and a large attendance followed men arriving from work and joining their wives. Pastor Rev. Charles Howland Cookman presided guiding prayers and spirited singing. The event lasted about an hour and attendees praised the new format and success of church work. Committee in charge included Mrs. A C Thompson and several others.
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Ladies' Aid Society
St. Paul's M. E
Charles Howland Cookman
A. C Thompson
James Baird
C. OL Carpenter
E. H. Rose
W. L. Benedict
Joseph Taylor
Egbert
Evans
Bell
Jack Lawler Plans Utica Baseball Camp Open
Jack Lawler, manager of the Utica baseball team, will leave for Utica on April 1 as the squad of twenty begins practice around April 15. He has secured a game with the New Yorks, last season's champions, set for Sunday, April 29, drawing crowds while excursions will be run from surrounding towns on game day.
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Jack Lawter
New York League
Uticas
Wilkesbarra
Amlarz Goff
Slart
Ba Ccntre
Orleans County
Washington
Bert
Mart
Grayson
Miss Gray
Chronic
Erie
F. Radigan
Daler
Middletown
Monticello
Jack” Lawler
Utica
Lawler
New Yorks
Ice Box Raid At Col Dusenberry Home
Sneak thief visited 14 South Street on a Wednesday evening and opened the ice box on the back stoop stealing two chickens and four roasts of beef. The family suspects the culprit and awaits results of the inquiry. Also local sportsmen received ten dozen fine quail from Kansas, liberated this afternoon in nearby fields.
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Col. D. C. Dusenberry
South Street
Kansas
Unknown Foreigner Confined as Insane at Local Hospital
An unnamed 22 year old foreign man after being found in a Craigville depot on Tuesday night was arrested Wednesday near Oxford. He speaks no words and cannot identify his origin. Constable Wood and Deputy Leonard hold him for examination and possible commitment at Middletown State Hospital after mental evaluation.
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W. H. Wood
Cts
Leonard
Ford
Benjamin Hickds
Craigville
Ana” Wetnening
Ani
Oxford
Tix
Erle
Kane
Greycourt
Arrivi
Couzattin
Middletown
Death of Samuel Corwin in Mule Accident
Obituary notice from Kewanee reprints Gilgen arrival of relatives for funeral announcements of Samuel Corwin. He died after an injury while hitching mules on February 19 at age 45, leaving widow Mina Duriagh Corwin, three children, a sister Mrs Richasl Walker and brother Gee Corwin of Illinois. Describes him as respected citizen, neighbor, and business man of Selah and Corwin, with extensive Corwin and Dariand kin in region.
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Gilgen
Samuel Corwin
Corwin
Sonar “Sar
David T. Corwin
Till
Mina Duriagh
Slate Hill
Richasl Walker
Gee Corwig
Tlinois
Selah & Corwin
South Street
George Reed
Benton Avenue
Keabing
Corwins
Dariands
Loving Cup Presented to Ira E Waters by Tout Afait Club
The Tout a Fait Club held a meeting to arrange a progressive event in its rooms at the Hees Brock Block next Wednesday night. Ira E Waters, former club president, received a silver loving cup from President Alford M Horton with remarks echoed by Waters. The cup bears the inscription Presented to IRA E WATERS By the Members of THE TOUT AFAIT CLUB 1906.
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Itz
Rae
Ira E. Waters
Alford M. Horton
Waters
Tout Afait Cleb
Real estate deal seals sale at King Street hotel site
Dr Faulkner’s condition improves as reports say he will recover. A real estate transaction closes with J Yetto buying property from the late William Highath on King Street, with possession to follow.
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King Street
Frelerts
J. Yetto
William Highath
King Eetery
Yetto
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Rouvier
Associae
Brooklyn
D. & H. Wreck
Pennsylvania
Judge Beattie
Tillman
Asceinted Press
Tilman
Roosevelt
Hoffmar Lodge
the Hospital News
N. W. Thompson
Br R. E. Mitchell
State Hospital
Ward's Island
Ware's Island
Dr. Mitchell
Board of Managers
W. Stuart Walcott
Utica State Hospital
New York Homeo- Patuic Medical College
William Morris Butler
Ashley
Rose Stinnard
Adirondacks
W. T. Snaewbrook
Jessie Denmark
Wilmington
Del
Times-Press
W. C. Dodge
Edgewater
Col
Denver
Dodge
Elmer Ellis
Peter Wolcott
Ward 29
Livingston Manor
Ward 21
Ferdinand Foster
Mr. Foster
Messrs
Burhans
Cassidy and
Davids
W. L. Russell
State Commission In
Lunacy
George Turk
Senenectady
General Electric Co
Ignatius Dulski
Muteki
Traction Co
Pastor Cookman
Jack Lawler
James P. Tighe
C. F. Bennett
Ivory
Mrs
George Baliman
Eng
Kewanee, Ut
Forster
Faulknere Cenditi
Faulkner
Areghy
Omar Nok
Ling
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