Executions Reported as Haiti Turmoil Deepens
Port au Prince reports unrest after a failed uprising involving Gen. Larraque and other officers. Refugees fear for safety at the French legation as talks with Paris and Washington unfold. US and German ships remain nearby amid rumors of American troops landing and continued political prison executions.
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Kaiser to gain higher civil salary in Prussia
Berlin reports a bill will be presented in the Prussian Diet to raise the civil list for the Emperor as King of Prussia to about 3.93 million dollars per year. The German Emperor position carries no salary. the increase reflects higher living costs and the many dependents of the royal household.
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Dowager Queen Margarita Receives Morgan Party in Rome
In Rome on April 1 Dowager Queen Margarita hosted J. P. Morgan and his daughter Mrs. Herbert L. Satterlee. The audience focused on Morgan's maternity hospital in New York and the hopeful creation of a similar outside work hospital in Rome to supplement existing facilities.
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Margarita
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Herbert L. Satterlee
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Birrell Denies Haddo Link to Dublin Castle Jewels Theft
Augustine Birrell, Chief Secretary for Ireland, in the House of Commons, publicly rejects rumors tying Lord Haddo to the Dublin Castle jewels theft valued at 250 000. He states the theft occurred between June 11 and July 6 and notes Haddo left Dublin March 7 of last year, living in Scotland and London thereafter.
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Scotland
NYU Chancellor MacCracken Speaks in Copenhagen
Chancellor MacCracken of New York University delivered his second lecture at the University of Copenhagen on the benefits of the Twentieth Century's Air. He was guest of honor for the students' association and received a very flattering greeting.
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MacCracken
New York University
University of Copenhagen
Students’ Association
Trade totals show Japan leading with 211 million yen imports
Tokyo reports list Japan's yearly trade at 926 million yen with imports 80.9 million and exports 13?1 yen. China follows with 158 million yen. balance noted as somewhat unfavorable. Other notes include Rosebery elected Glasgow University chancellor and Emperor Francis Joseph delaying Holy Week rites due to ill health.
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Mrs McKee Divorce Case Revelations in Paris Court
In Paris on April 1 the Mrs A Hart McKee divorce trial featured M Dorville for Col Baxter admitting Mrs McKee quarrels and deception against her father who aided her. Maitre Labori argued the opposite claiming Mr McKee arranged the $800,000 trust to shield the fortune.
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Root Seeks Time on Venezuelan Question Before Senate Panel
Secretary Root testified to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee but the Venezuelan issue was not discussed as members prefer to study yesterday’s submitted correspondence first. The panel reviewed Hague Conference treaties with three left for future action. one proposes an international court opposed by some delegates as unconstitutional and not reviewable by the Supreme Court.
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Root
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
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United States
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Supreme Court
Campbell-Bannerman Shows Slight Improvement in Health
London April 1 bulletin says Premier Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman passed a good night and is in more comfortable general condition. No complications noted and recovery expected to continue.
Rail labor leaders avert strike with four vote approval
In New Haven delegates representing car workers and machinists voted four to none to defer strike action until next Monday. Officials delayed the piecework system installation on the New Haven road until after that date. In Washington the Interstate Commerce Commission mediators Knapp and Neill reached an agreement to continue the present wage scale on the Southern Railway until July first.
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New York Times
New Haven
Conn
Washington
Martin A Knapp
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Charles P. Neill
Southern Railway
Hammerstein Cup Disappears Amid Ocean Voyage Rumors
Reports say a two foot oak loving cup, presented to Oscar Hammerstein by his company after the last Manhattan Opera House performance, vanished. Hammerstein confirms the loss and notes his father sent him to move the trophy to the Victoria Theatre for safekeeping, leaving questions about its current whereabouts.
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Mary Garden
Manhattan Opera House
William
Hammerstein
Opera House
Victoria Theatre
Manhattan
Atlantic
Submarine vote linked to manufacturer pressure in hearing
Washington special reports that Franklin A. Taylor of Waterbury urged Representative Lilley to vote for submarines, admitting he told Lilley to vote submarines as a means to boost his firm’s air tubes for subs. Lilley acknowledged some influence but defended his stance, with further testimony and a fifth hearing planned.
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Washington
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Waterbury
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Elihu B. Frost
Electric Boat Company
Navy Department
Litley
Connecticut
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Maurice Barnett
Congress
Tatler
Meither
Land Fraud Case on Trial in Washington
The trial of Frederick A. Hyde John A. Benson Henry P. Dimond and Joost H Sehneider begins today in Washington. They face conspiracy charges over a scheme to cheat the United States out of thousands of acres in the western region.
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Frederick A. Hyde
John A. Benson
Henry P. Dimond
Joost H. Sehneider
United States
Ing West Wepa
Hearings Planned On Aldrich Bill By House Panel
The House Banking and Currency Committee voted to hold public hearings on the Aldrich bill from April 1 to April 15. No discussion of the bill’s merits occurred at the morning session.
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New York Times
Wasilington
House Banking and Currency Committee
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