Harbin Note Seeks Quiet Handling of Harbin Rail Issue
The United States states that it will not involve itself in Harbin Harbin's administration or the China Russian railway dispute. Secretary Root notes the American stance while the German consul signals cautious support for Fisher's approach in Harbin.
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American State Department
Harbin
Manchuria
Chinese Eastern Railway Company
Fisher
China
Root
St. Petersburg
Baron Rosen
Russia
Berlin
Germany
Japanese invasion of American Consulate at Mukden details emerge
The Mukden incident is described with accounts from an authoritative source. Willard Straight, the American Consul General, faced alleged Japanese assault on consulate staff while M. Kato of the Japanese legation disputed severity. A court inquiry is ordered as tensions surface over past German consulate trespass and Japan's reluctance to punish.
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Mukden
United States
Legation
Willard D. Straight
M. Kato
Washington
Peking
M- Kato
Mr. Straight
Straight
M. Kate
Serpuratisx
Japan
Australia fears Japan as British aid urged
At a London Australasian Chamber of Commerce meeting Premier Thomas Price of South Australia warned of possible aggression by Japan. He urged Britain to show real support for the colonies, arguing a flag over a colony is not enough without sympathy and backing.
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Australia
Japan
Australasian Chamber of Commerce
Thomas Price
South Australia
Price
Great Britain
French Temps reveals rumored republican plot in Portugal
The Temps reports an inside-sourced history of a pre assassination plan in Portugal. It says Republican leaders except Bernardino Machado planned to seize the palace, capture the royal family, and use a coup, but a blunder exposed threads to Premier France leading to assassinations. The informant fears continued political stasis and factional spoils.
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Paris
Temps
Portugal
Carlos
Bernardino Machado
Premier France
Duel Declined After Standoff Between Russian Leaders
In St Petersburg on April 9 Count Vladimir A. Bobrinsky, head of the Constitutional Conservative Party, challenged Prof. Paul N. Milyukov, leader of the Constitutional Democrats, to a duel after a Duma dispute. Milyukov declined the challenge.
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Vladimir A. Bobrinsky
Constitutional Conservative Party
Paul N. Milyoukov
Constitutional Democrats
Duma
Milyoukov
Count Tornielli Brusati Dies in Paris Aged Diplomat
Count Giuseppe Tornielli Brusati former Italian ambassador to France died this afternoon in Paris after a brain hemorrhage following influenza. Born February 12, 1836, he joined diplomacy at a young age and served in London, St. Petersburg, and Constantinople, becoming dean of the Italian Diplomatic Corps. He led the Italian delegation at the second Peace Conference in The Hague.
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Italy
France
Paris
Giuseppe Tornielli Brusati
di Versand
Haitian Minister Affirms Desire For No Intervention
Washington April 9 Haitian Minister Leger received a government cable stating calm prevails in the country. Leger says ongoing unrest reports come from outsiders seeking to fuel fear, and that Haitians do not want foreign intervention.
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Washington
Mr.Leger
Leger
Port Au Prince
London Grain Firm Faces Severe Financial Trouble
One of the city’s largest grain firms is in serious difficulty with facilities exceeding assets by about $500,000. Credit extensions are being sought. creditors will meet on April 13 if unsolved. Overspeculation is blamed for the distress.
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London
Eddie Guerrin Freed in London Bank Robbery Case
Eddie Guerrin of Chicago, arrested March 1 in London on suspicions tied to a provincial bank robbery, was discharged from custody. The report notes other UK and Berlin items, including a perjury conviction at Old Bailey for Margaret Hamilton related to the Duke of Portland case and Berlin harbor expansion plans at Brunsbuettel for warship docks.
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London
Eddie Guerrin
Chicago
Margaret Hamilton
Duke of Portland
T. C. Cruce
Old Bailey
Ancona Arrives on Maiden Voyage to Open Italy Line
The twin screw Italian steamship Ancona under Capt Massardo arrived yesterday from Genoa and Naples on her maiden voyage. Built at Belfast for Navigazione Italiana a Vapore, she is 4500 tons gross and 6020 net. Two sister ships are under construction for the same line as she heads to Philadelphia to start a Naples Genoa service.
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Massardo
Genoa
Naples
Belfast
Ireland
Navigazione Italiana
Industrial Education Plans Discussed by Flor Public Schools
The Public Education Association met at Miss Draper’s residence to debate practical plans for industrial education in New York. Speakers included John Martin from the People’s Institute, Prof. C R Richards of Teachers College, and Prof. Beigert, principal of Grammar School 2.
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Police Inspector Langan Seriously Ill with Pneumonia
Police Inspector James J. Langan of the Twelfth Inspection District Jamaica headquarters is seriously ill at his home on East Ninety-sixth Street with pneumonia. He became ill Monday and is under care of Dr Constantine McGuire and Dr BR Welsh who report his condition extremely serious.
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Jus East Ninety-sixth Street
Twelfth Inspection District
Jamaica
Constantine McGuire
BR. Welsh
Death by own action of broker Hegeman's mother
Mrs. Henrietta Hegeman, mother of Albert Hegeman, a broker of 50 Pine Street, Brooklyn, committed death by own action yesterday at the home of Mrs. Selena Ebbetts, 366 Jefferson Avenue. She was found dead in bed, asphyxiated by illuminating gas inhaled through a rubber tube, after long illness and despondency.
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Henrietta Hegeman
Albert (.Hegeman, Wroker
Pine Street
Selena Ebbetts
Jefferson Avenue
Brooklyn
Miles to Meet Gould for Amateur Tennis Title in New York
Eustace H Miles of England will challenge Jay Gould of the Tuxedo Club for the United States amateur tennis championship tomorrow at the Racquet and Tennis Club. Miles defeated Payne Whitney in three straight sets to reach the final, while Gould holds last year’s British title and awaits the outcome to decide the world amateur championship.
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United States
Eustace
H. Miles
England
Gould
Miles
New York
Payne Whitney
Whitney
T. A. Havemeyer
George Standing
Peter Latham
Gala Day for Hélie de Sagan and Mme Gould in New York
Yesterday the Prince de Sagan and Mme Anna Gould shared public appearances at the Hotel St. Regis dining room and attended a dinner party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Morse. A luncheon for the couple was hosted by Mme Gould and attended by notable guests, with an evening auto ride and further social events marking their progressing courtship. The Café Martin visit did not occur as usual.
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Prince de Sagan
Mme
Anna Gould
Mme. Gould
Prince
Hotel
St. Regis
Tyler Morse
Dorothy Taylor
Ralph Bigomer
Mme. Gould went for an auto ride with Mrs. Morse. : _ The guests at Mrs. Morse
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Freeman Smith
P. B. Vanderbilt
Mr. Grant
Café Martin
Sechia
Bronx inquiry trail reveals housing removal delays
Commissioner of Accounts Mitchel traced a possible trail in the Taffen inquiry. George Clark of Uvalde Asphalt testified about city failures to remove houses blocking Grand Concourse and Boulevard work. Ned claimed the company would sue for 250000. Clark said Inspector Henry Weiman pressed for money, though only a reprimand followed in a Murray investigation. Weiman remains employed.
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Taffen
George Clark
Uvalde Asphalt Company
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Grand Concourse
Boulevard
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Clark
Henry Weiman
Murray
Weiman
Kitty Joyce Forgiven By Night Court
Magistrate Moss discharged Kitty Joyce after she fooled Inspector McCafferty and detectives by posing as an innocent bride from Flagstaff Aziz robbed in Broadway. The magistrate warned her to stop harassing police at headquarters, noting she causes more trouble than any other woman in New York.
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New York
Blind Barnard Student Overcomes Odds at College
Margaret Hogan, a blind sophomore at Barnard College, read textbooks via state-funded readers and embossed type, using a raised frame for algebra and memorized geometry. Her teachers and peers note her discipline, humor, and literary promise as she pursues higher education in New York City.
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Greenville
N. J
New York City
New York Institution For the Blind
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Thirty-fourth Street
Brooks Hall
Miss Hogan
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Miss. Hogan
Thirty-fourth Street School
Institution For the
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Hotel Imperial Hat Box Theft Sparks Charge and Panic
Mrs. Thomas of Chicago accused a porter and a window washer at the Hotel Imperial of stealing her jewels and cash after a hat box mix up. The mislaid purse and rings were later found when milliner messengers delivered the correct hat and the party was cleared of blame.
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Copeland
Townsend
KE >T .Thomas
Chicago
Man Survives Jump From Tenement Window
Mrs. Patterson watched her husband fall from a third floor window to the yard below as he fled after an apparent threat. He slid down a clothesline and was unhurt aside from a sprained ankle. Police arrested him and he faced a court appearance later.
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Pattersdon
Pyre
Sugar Trust Wins Big Suit Dismissal in Sherman Case
A United States Circuit Court judge granted the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company’s request to dismiss its $660,006 anti trust action against the American Sugar Refining Company. The decision held no remedy under the act for the complainant, but noted potential redress for minority stockholders of the Pennsylvania Company due to control changes affecting the corporation’s interests.
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United States Circuit
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
American Sugar Refining Company
Holt
Pennsylvania
Acar Sugar Refining Company
Pennsylvania Company
Flit Corporation
Brooklyn’s Mollie Fancher Receives $200 Legacy
Mollie Fancher, once a social figure in Brooklyn, has been bedridden for 43 years since her 1865 accident. The will of Mrs. Parmelia McCaun names her as a beneficiary, awarding $200. Fancher, now wheelchairless, remains hopeful and spends time embroidering in her second floor room at Gates Avenue and Downing Street.
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Kings County
Mollie Pancher
James E. Fancher
Fulton Street
Miss Fancher
Brooklyn Clity Railroad
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