Washington hears Pleat peril scare in Brazilian harbor
Reports from Paris to Washington and Rio Janeiro warn of a possible plot to destroy part of the American battle fleet in Rio harbor. Brazilian police arrest several suspected anarchists as officers discuss precautionary steps.
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Haitian Revolution Wanes as Government Forces Take St Marc
Government troops attacked St Marc, forcing a surrender after light resistance and moved toward Gonaives to encircle it. Authorities believe revolution is nearly ended and upper hand achieved. Haitian Minister Leger claims Antenor Firmin heads the present uprising and faces likely electoral defeat.
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Haitian Counterfeiter Held In Tombs Prison
Joseph Giordain is jailed in default of 87500 bail on a Secret Service charge of counterfeiting 10000 one and two dollar Haitian bills. He has lived in the city five years as a representative of the Haitian revolutionary movement. His faction seeks to legalize the money, arguing no crime.
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Bank Seizure Sinks on Morgan Refusal to Extend Credit
Toronto report states Sovereign Bank suspended after J Pier Ont Mor san of Dresdener Bank refused further advances. A $500,000 loan could have kept it going, with Morgan interests owed $2,241,000. Debt grew since reorganization as European banks’ loans consolidated under Morgan guidance. Dresdener holdings fell slightly while Morgan remained unchanged.
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Germans honor radicals in Prussian crown anniversary list
Berlin observers note the decoration list for the coronation anniversary includes Radicals such as Herr Kaempf and Herr Muensterberg. The move signals possible Government intent to keep the Reichstag coalition intact and pressures Radicals in Parliament.
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Papal audience marks private farewell with Archbishop Riordan
Archhishop Riordan of San Francisco met the Pope in a private farewell audience at noon in Rome. The Pope appeared well and in good spirits as news desks report.
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Riordan
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Two Cent Rate Law Declared Unconstitutional by Pa Supreme Court
The Pennsylvania State Supreme Court ruled the two cent railroad fare law unconstitutional 4 to 3, affirming a Philadelphia Common Pleas Court decision. The opinion says the act unjustly reduces corporate returns and infringes on charters, with dissenters arguing rate supervision is police power. Possible federal questions noted and appeals hinted.
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Missouri Law Declared Void Over Federal Court Referrals
Judge McPherson in Kansas City declares the 1907 Missouri statute void and unconstitutional for forbidding foreign corporations from removing suits to federal courts. The ruling notes the law allows resident firms to sue in federal courts under certain conditions and rejects the statute as invalid.
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Notice of Cameron Estate Contest Filed in Wisconsin
In Lacrosse Wisconsin on January 20 a contest to the will of Mary P Cameron widow of Senator Angus Cameron was filed. The estate valued at 2000000 is disputed by a nephew and a niece who were cut off without a cent.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Senna
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Opposition rally unites Daido and Progressives on finance policy
Sixty Lower House members at Daido Club in Tokyo issue a manifesto opposing the government's financial policy. Marquis Katsura leads the bloc though not claiming a top post, aligning with 93 Progressives and likely 35 Uko supporters to challenge Soienji. The move risks defeating the administration if the coalition solidifies.
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Daido Club
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Katsura
Soienji
Suicide of Axel G Larsen in Fitchburg
Axel G Larsen aged 27 killed himself at his Fitchburg lodging by drinking carbaric acid. He had become despondent, reportedly due to taunts from fellow workers. Larsen, a machinist, walked out on strike last July and had returned to work only last week, though the strike remains in force.
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Axel G. Larsen
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Tiarsen
Explosion Hits Hammond Office Building Prompting Mystery
A bomb blast yesterday damaged the citys finest office building in Hammond Indiana near the Hammond Board of Trade offices. Conflicting reports say it opened a gaping hole in the roof and was placed over the elevator shaft. The Like County Daily Times and many professionals were inside.
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Like County Daily Times
Yonkers Railway Boss Orders More Cars on Riverdale Ave Line
Leslie Sutherland former Yonkers mayor took charge of the Yonkers Railway Company under court receivership and directed Supt Murphy to add cars on the Riverdale Avenue line during shift changes for factory workers.
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Yonkers
Spain’s Queen Again Expecting Birth This July
Madrid reports semi official announcement that the Queen of Spain is pregnant again. Accouchement expected in July with the royal birth anticipated as a major national event.
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Madrid
Spain
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