Taft Prepares Gall for Extra Session and Reciprocity Clash
Washington reports indicate President Taft plans a special session to tackle the Canadian reciprocity agreement. Democrats edge toward caucus in the House as Taft hails recent measures including canal bond relief and tariff board reforms.
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Bernstein withdraws play in Paris amid riots
Kenry Bernstein withdrew his play Apres Moi from Theatre Français to avert further demonstrations by hostile factions. Riots erupted with police and Republican Guards present. magnesium from the gallery caused faintings, and a duel followed between Bernstein substitute Marcel Nadaud and Leon Daudet, leaving Nadaud wounded.
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Camelots du Roi
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Marcel Nadanud
Leon Daudet
Nadaud
Black Hand Threats Target Mrs Strong in Erie
Special to The New York Times reports Black Hand letters threaten to blow up the house and kidnap Mrs Charles Hamot Strong and her granddaughter Anna Strong Ronalds in Erie Pennsylvania. Vandals desecrated the Scott mausoleum a month earlier prompting a large police and private detective effort.
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New York Times
Erie
Penn
Charles Hamot Strong
William J. Scott
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Hiie
Anna
Strong Ronalds
Thora Strong Stonalds
Reggie” Ronalds
Edward W. Wagner
Scott Tomb
Learning Professors at Odds in Berlin Court Threshold
American professors Hugo Minsterberg of Harvard and Alfonso Smith of Virginia clashed over presentation at the Schleppencour court ball in Berlin. Smith appealed to the Kaiser after Hill and German officials reversed a prior assurance, exposing tensions between American Roosevelts and German policy over who could attend the imperial event.
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Hugo Minsterberg
Harvard
Roosevelt
Alfonso Smith
University of Virginia
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Virginia
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Munsterberg
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Phelps
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Minnsterberg
Laughlin
Schleppencour
Hill
Minnsterbers
Taren van Dem Kcnesenbeck
Dr. Hill
Ambassador Hill
Prof. Smith
World aviation record set from Laredo to Eagle Pass
Lieut Benjamin D Foulois and Philip Ct Parmalee flew an army aeroplane 106 miles in two hours seven minutes setting a world time record and US two man distance record. The flight left Fort McIntosh at 2 pm carrying the US flag and arrived at Eagle Pass at 1 07 pm with a map making outfit and a gun aboard. Army officers hailed the performance as a strategic factor for future maneuvers.
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Laredo
Texas
Eagle Pass
Benjamin D. Foulois
Philip Ct. Parmalee
United States
Fort McIntosh
Army
Burglar Cornered in Closet After Home Break-In
In Oceanside Mrs. Cyril Hendrickson called police at 1:30 am reporting a burglar inside her home. The suspect William A Frerman, a German from Manhattan, hid under a pile of clothes but was captured and later jailed on $8,000 bail awaiting Grand Jury action after stealing about $500 worth of goods.
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New York Times
Oceanside
Cyril. Do. Hendrickson
William 4. Frerman
Manhattan
Hendrickson
New Fast Trains To Philadelphia Start Sundays March 1
New fast trains to Philadelphia via New Jersey Central start Sundays March 1. In addition to hourly service, extra trains leave West 23d St at 3 50 and 5 50 p m Liberty Street at 4 00 and 6 00 p m and Reading Terminal Philadelphia at 12 noon and 6 00 p m for adv.
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New Jersey Central
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Reading Terminal
Fifteen Years Added to Your Life
Yale economist Professor Irving Fisher will explain how to extend life expectancy in the Sunday Magazine of The New York Times tomorrow. His presentation promises practical guidance and scientific insight for longevity.
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Irving Fisher
Yale
Mrs Curtiss Weds Dr G A Lawrence in Wilmington
In a quiet Wilmington ceremony on February 14, Mrs Julia Watt Morris Curtiss, daughter of the late Thomas Watt, married Dr G Alfred Lawrence of New York. The bride, 40, inherits a vast fortune from Miss Mary Pinkney and her own prior marriages. The couple, spending their honeymoon in Philadelphia, then Baltimore and Washington, plan a discreet life amid high society attention.
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G. Alfred Lawrence
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Washington
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Thomas Watt
Mary G. Pinkney
Curtiss
St. Regis Hotel
Dr. Lawrence
West Eightysixth Street
Sasco Point
Conn
New York Post-Graduate Medical School
Osceola
Connecticut
Louis Morris
Battle Over Valley Stream Church Sees Doors Barricaded
The First Baptist Church of Valley Stream on Long Island faces a split led by Rev. Dr. Harry W. Jones and many women members against Trustees and officers. A Friday night clash ended with Jones barred from the prayer service and sheltering at a neighbor’s home as deputies sought to preserve order.
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Texas
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R. M. Dibble
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L. Frost
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John Conrad
Deacon Birch
Birch
Conrad
Mr. Conrad
Chris Schreiber
J. H. Hatfield
Jones's
Corona Avenue
Lehigh Valley R R Fare to Coast Reduced to 30
Train rate from New York to Pacific Coast advertised at 30 dollars with provisional validity to April 10. Rail line promotes milestone savings and urges early purchase.
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Pacific Coast
Lehigh Valley R. R
Changes speed Hudson Tubes cut Hoboken trips
Manhattan and New Jersey are closer as Hudson Tubes schedules take effect today. Travel time from Hoboken to Herald Square Thirty third Street and Broadway drops from fifteen to fourteen minutes, and Hoboken to the Hudson Terminal at Cortlandt Street falls from ten to nine minutes.
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Manchurian unrest sparks calls for foreign protection
Reports from Mukden say anti foreign agitation is rising in Manchuria with rumors of a Boxer uprising. Far Eastern newspapers urge their governments to safeguard their subjects in affected districts.
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ST. Petersburg
Schiff aids Palestine work at Harvard expedition
In Cambridge Massachusetts March 3 it was announced that Prof G A Reisner has resumed his Harvard lecturing duties but the Palestine excavation expedition continues under joint Harvard and Museum of Fine Arts management. R Fisher remains in charge and will carry on the planned work aided by further funds from Jacob Schiff and others.
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New York Times
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Mass
G. A. Reisner
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Palestine
Museum of Fine Arts
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Postmaster Removed At Stapleton Office
Adolph Leinhardt the Stapleton S I postmaster was removed by order of the Postmaster General. Charles Beinert of their number was directed to take charge of the post office. Borough President George Cromwell failed to have the removal recalled. Inspectors said Leinhardt’s accounts were correct but he sold stamps outside his district.
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Stapleton, S. I
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George Cromwell
Post Office
City officials indicted in East Chicago graft case
A Chicago grand jury returned thirty indictments after investigating graft and corruption in East Chicago and Indiana Harbor. Named defendants include Mayor A. G. Schucker Chief of Police Albert Lewis City Clerk Walter Spencer and Julius Friedman alleged head of a conspiracy to collect tribute for protection of vice.
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East Chicago
Indiana Harbor
A. G. Schucker
Albert Lewis
Walter Spencer
Julius Friedman
Baldwinsville High School Strike Over Principal Resignation
About 120 Baldwinsville pupils walked out in protest after Principal Fred P. Webster resigned for tampering with Regents papers. The strike followed reports from two women teachers and targeted them, with placards reading No more women teachers for us. Local residents split over the board action as students paraded through the village.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Baldwinsville High School
Fred P. Webster
Wetster
Anes
Hage
Webster
Laborers seize Atlantic Northern Southern railroad line
In Villisca Iowa on March 3 laborers and many foreigners seized control of the 50 mile Atlantic Northern Southern line, barring all trains until back wages are paid. Officials have not called the Sheriff as clashes threaten operation. farmers built the line and some construction bills remain unpaid.
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New York Times
Villisca
Towa
Atlantic Northern & Southern Railroad
Atlantic Line
Baron Rothschild Returns to New York Voyage Ahead
Baron Edmond de Rothschild, head of Rothschild Brothers of Paris, passed through Savannah en route to New York to sail for Paris. He described a pleasant vacation with Baroness and friends, noted his yacht ran aground near Cuba but was floated, and spoke optimistically on closer Europe US business ties and future prosperity.
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Savannah
Edmond de Rothschild
Rothschild Brothers
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New York
Cuba
United States
France
Europe
America
Before You Buy a Farm booklet ad
Rural Life Co. of Kinderhook New York offers a booklet titled Before You Buy a Farm with guidance for city dwellers considering farming. The ad suggests sending for suggestions to help transition to rural life.
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Mrs Drummond confident jewels will be recovered
Mrs Maldwin Drummond formerly Mrs Marshall Field Jr lands in Chicago and says the $130000 worth of jewels stolen on the Amerika will be restored soon. Pinkertons and Lloyds agencies are probing the theft with both shipside and abroad inquiries. A rival agency suspects the gems were removed Sunday and is pursuing theories in New York and London. Hofbrauhaus advertises in the vicinity.
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Dix Urges Dropping Sheehan as Senatorial Pick in Open Letter
Albany March 3 In an open letter Gov Dix urges Democratic legislators to drop William F Sheehan Tammany Leader Murphy's candidate for U S Senate and unite behind a candidate who can rally the party He says the party has not redeemed its pledges and warns of a special session and national stakes in the upcoming vote.
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