Cunard Liner Etruria Reaches Azores After Jury Rudder Fix
The Cunard liner Etruria anchored at Horta Azores at 6 pm after a February 26 propeller break and rudder loss. A jury rudder was finally fitted, and passengers await shore landings as tugboats prepare to tow the ship home to England.
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Horta
Azores
Cunard
Etruria
Umbria
William Cliff
Ottawa
Fayal
Na- Pe
New York
Southampton
England
Liverpool
Averted Servian Revolt Report From Belgrade
Belgrade dispatch in The Times notes Captain Niko lies promotion and reward after the Shabats killing. All participants in Alavantic s attempt are under arrest and an inquiry is ongoing. Proclamation signed Karageorgevitch granted Alavantics dictatorial powers. Alavantics, lacking funds, was linked to the Milan assassination plot. Before death he warned of a renewed revolution.
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London TimEs
NEW York Times
London
Belgrade
the Times
Nikolies
Alavantics
Shabats
Karageorgevitch
Japanese Peers Decry House of Representatives Speech
London March 10 The Times Tokio correspondent reports the House of Peers adopted a resolution denouncing a speech by a member of the House of Representatives. The speech attacked life members of the upper house as ministerial tools and the people’s enemies. The feud between Peers and Representatives threatens Marquis Toi’s swift return to power.
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London Times
NEW York Times
London
Tokio
the Times
House of Peers
House of Representatives
Marquisto
Louvre official resigns from Conservatorship and commission
Paris correspondent reports Emile Molinier has resigned as Conservator of the Objets d Art Department at the Louvre and from the Commission on Historical Monuments. He founded the Museum of French Furniture, a notable Louvre feature, and authored numerous monographs.
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London
Paris
The
Times
Emile Molinier
Objets d’Art
Louvre
Commission On Historical Monuments
Museum of French
Amusements and Society Items Noted in Today's Pages
Index to departments lists amusements arrivals at hotels on out of town buyers losses by fire foreign mails and railroads real estate religious society weather report and yesterday's hires with page indicators and scattered topics across pages 2 6 8 and 6.
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Ig Eg
Esterday
Departure from the Louvre Affects Its Nationwide Repute
The speaker notes that catalogues and knowledge are universal in museums, and that his leaving the Louvre is a serious blow to the institution, signaling a notable loss to its prestige among global museums.
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Louvre
Woman Dies under Boycott Over Government Barracks
A Dublin newspaper quoted in a Times telegram reports a County Tipperary woman who let a house to the Government for police use was rigorously boycotted. After her death no one would dig the grave, done instead by the police, with only close relatives and a few priests attending the funeral.
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London Times
NEW York Times
Cablegram
London
Dublin
the Times
County
Tipperary
Belief of United Irish League Prosposal Sparks Kilrush Uproar
In Kilrush County Clare excitement rose as word spread that the United Irish League will be proclaimed. Police arrested Crowley and Eustace for moonlighting and firing into a woman’s hay house. Earlier O Donnel was jailed a month for obstructing hay sales by a farmer under league ban.
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Associated Press
Dublin
United Irish League
Kilrush
County Clare
Crowley
Eustace
League
O'Donnel
Italian Strike Prevented In Early March Accord
The Times Rome correspondent reports Italy averted a railway strike by government agreeing to three annual installments totaling £3,960,000 of £1,680,000 demanded initially as a provisional concession, with companies paying the rest. The government will draft a bill to sanction the outlay and place it on the cabinet agenda, delaying further agitation until 1905.
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London TimEs
New York Times
London
Rome
the Times
Zanardelli
Signor
Giolitti
Interior
Russia fears Germanization in western provinces
Vienna correspondent for The Times notes Russia may take stringent measures to curb German influence as trade and industry in western regions pass to German merchants. Austrian Slavs welcome anti German action amid expulsions of Polish and Czech laborers from Germany. Moscow Viedomosti says Germans quietly push peaceful conquest on frontiers.
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London TimEs
New York Times
London
Vienna
The
Times
Russia
Germany
Moscow
Paris Municipal Councilors Plan Seats in Next Chamber
Seventy four Paris Municipal Councilors, reported by The Times in Paris, plan to run for seats in the next Chamber. A large portion are Nationalists.
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London Times
NEW York Times
London
Paris
Times
Wyoming Oil Combine Aims to Unite Field Interests
Omaha reports a plan to consolidate Wyoming oil field interests, with over 20 000 acres held by multiple companies. The meeting Monday in Omaha will attempt to unify Nebrasa Utah Ohio and California players against the Standard Oil group seeking control as Spring operations resume across the region.
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Omaha
Neb
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Nebraska
Utah
Ohio
California
Standard
Adirondacks Face Imminent Flood Threat From Snow Melt
Saratoga N Y March 9 It is believed another flood of surface waters will soon pour from the lower Adirondack region after a heavy snowstorm. Temperatures near 33 degrees above zero today point to rain tonight as snow and ice deposits thaw rapidly threatening more destruction unless a cold spell arrives.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Adirondack
Adirondacks
Prairie Fire Damages Crops in Oklahoma
A prairie fire in Northern Oklahoma burns over Chillocco Indian reservation as farmers combat the blaze amid high winds. The grass short but covers wheat fields causing thousands of dollars in damage to crops.
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Wichita
Kan
Oklahoma
Chillocco Indian Reservation
Freight Handlers Strike Spurs Boston Labor Unrest
Ten thousand workers including Teamsters freight clerks and longshoremen walk out in Boston in sympathy with 100 New Haven Railroad freight handlers who struck overnight. The walkout targets Brine Transporation Company loading practices and ties to broader Allied Freight Transportation Council actions. Police prepared as rail hubs face potential disruption across New England and beyond.
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Boston
Mass
New Haven Railroad
R. S. Brine Transportation Company
R. S. Brine Company
New York Central Road
New Haven
Brine Company
Ralph M. Eastey
Civic Federation
Brine
Chamberlain
Allied Freight Transportation Council
Longshoremen's Union
Expressmen’s Union
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Clarke
New Haven Road
South
Providence
Fall River
Hartford
New London
Worcester
Ngfield
New York
Albany
Mayors Clash in War of Words Over Borough Affairs
In Asbury Park on March 9 Mayor James A. Bradley, founder of Asbury Park, and Bradley Beach Mayor A T Rogers clash in the press. Rogers seeks re election while Bradley’s holdings in Rogers’s bailiwick fuel accusations of tax and legal issues. Bradley claims improper street appropriation while Rogers says tax unearthing of forty Bradley Beach lots triggers political attack.
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Asbury Park
James A. Bradley
A. T. Rogers
Bradley Beach
Rogers
Bradley
River Trip for W. D. Howells Headline
Ashtabula Ohio March 9 The novelist William Dean Howells, after visiting his brother J A Howells the veteran Ohio editor at Jefferson for a few days, has left for Pittsburg from which place he will take a steamboat trip.
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Ashtabula
Ohio
William Dean Howells
J. A. Howells
Jefferson
Pittsburg
Long Ohio River Journey With Brother To Hazelwood And Cincinnati
A man and his brother plan a week long voyage down the Ohio River stopping at Hazelwood near Pittsburg to see Joseph Wallers and spend time in Cincinnati. The party will leave their boat on the Ohio and travel through a country rich in historic and scientific relics while J A Howells continues to publish the Jefferson newspaper where he and William Dean Howells were once bound as printers fifty years ago.
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Ohio River
Joseph Wallers
Hazelwood
Pittsburg
Ohio
Cincinnati
J. A. Howells
Jefferson
William Dean Howells
Hero of Tunnel Wreck Returns Home to New Rochelle
Peter Aloysius Murphy the New Rochelle builder who survived the New York Central tunnel collision on January 8 was discharged from Bellevue Hospital to his home in New Rochelle. He aided two injured women and urged rescuers to evacuate them first, despite severe injuries including leg amputation. A large Knights of Columbus escort accompanied him, with a reception planned as he recovers.
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Peter Aloysius Murphy
New Rochelle
New York Central Tunnel
Bellevue Hospital
Murphy
Bellevue
Knights of Columbus
Annie
Rickard
N. Y
Peter Murphy
One Hundred and Twenty-ninth Street
New York
Willis Avenue
Bronx
Manhattan
New Haven
Hartford
Relief Engine Company
Sickles Avenue
Relief Engine Compan
Pennsylvania Labor Lobby Forming State Federation
Delegates from nearly every Pennsylvania labor union gather in Wilkes-Barre to form a State Federation of Labor. The group aims to unite miners printers carpenters machinists cigarmakers painters bricklayers brewers and other trades under one executive board and maintain a strong lobby at the State capital to push pro labor laws. A legislative record system mirrors New York's approach, tracking votes and publishing results to unions after each session. Politicians from both parties are urged to expect marked opposition from the new federation.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Federation of Labor
Commonwealth
Labor
New York State
State Federation of Labor
Coal Output Restricted in Anthracite Trade
The Ledger reports weekly coal trends with output and transport constrained by storms and floods. Demand remains strong while supply of most sizes is short. Some idle collieries are returning to operation. spring weather should ease limits, but full supply will take time. Prices are expected to hold until May 1.
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Philadelphia
Penn
the Ledger
Mint Chief Henry Boyer Resigns Over Salary
Philadelphia March 9 Superintendent of the Mint Henry K Boyer has forwarded his resignation to the Treasury Department requesting immediate acceptance. He wishes to retire as soon as a successor is named and notes that office responsibilities exceed the salary. Boyer had previously offered to resign but stayed until the mint moved to Sixteenth and Spring Garden Streets.
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Philadelphia
Mint
Henry K. Boyer
Treasury Department
Boyer
Sixteenth
Spring Garden Streets
Prince Henry Guests Dine With Mrs Vanderbilt at Fifth Avenue
Prince Henry of Prussia dined with Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr at the Vanderbilt home Fifth Avenue and Forty Ninth Street. The event drew 52 guests, a German ambassador and a guard of police as detectives controlled access and crowds.
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United States
Prince Henry
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Grace Wilson
Robert Goelet
Fifth Avenue
Forty-ninth Street
Conservatory
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Admiral Evans
Gen. Corbin
Prince
Vanderbilt
Prince Henry of
Prussia
O. Mills
L. Bryce
L. C. Ledyard
E. Baylies
O. Wilson
M. Frewen
C. H. Mackay
J. Drexel
Countess Gray
Nathaniel Thayer
A. Cass Canfield
F. K. Pendleton
R. Gambrill
Lewis Chanler
C. Dana Gibson
T. J. O. Rhinlander
Beatrice Mills
Alice Babcock
Jay
Burden
Ambassador von Holleben
Robert Gerry
Mrs. Drexel
Titus
Inspector Thompson
Forty-eighth
Forty-ninth Streets
von Schwind
Prince Henry Honors Washington After Student Concert
President Schieffelin of the Armstrong Association recounts a concert to Prince Henry where Booker T. Washington attended. The prince spoke with Admiral Evans about Washington, and the two chatted for fifteen minutes. He requested a printed copy of the songs and praised the students, calling music a heavenly gift and urging them to preserve their melodies.
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Schieffelin
Armstrong Association
Association
Prince Henry
Booker T. Washington
Admiral Evans
Mr. Washington
Prince
Chinese Merchants From Port Arthur Report War Preparations
The Standard’s Shanghai correspondent says Chinese merchants from Port Arthur declare they have been ordered to remove their families due to preparations for a possible conflict with Japan.
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Port Arthur
Japan
London
Shanghai
the Standard
Russian Troops in China Move to Jehol Crisis
Chinese officials report Jehol near Peking unsettled as bandits exploit sectarian rioting following disputes over native Christian claims. Russia has sent 500 troops from the Manchurian border to quell unrest after brigands plunder and telegraph links were cut. A Belgian priest was captured.
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Peking
Jehol
Cheng-Te
Foreign Office
Motorman saves boy and is suspended after brave act
George White a Union Railway Company motorman saved nine year old Eugene Kelly from being run over at Beechwood Avenue New Rochelle after gripping the boy and fighting to stop the trolley car. He swung the boy to the sidewalk and braked to safety but was suspended pending investigation amid questions of duty. The boy suffered a broken arm and bruises. White, son of a Mount Vernon policeman, supports his widowed mother.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
George White
Union Railway Company
Beechwood Avenue
White
Mount Vernon
Eugene Kelly
William Kelly
Beechwood
Millionaire Cornelius Van Ness Baptized in Jordan
Cornelius Van Ness an octogenarian Port Jervis millionaire was baptized in the River Jordan by Rev. William K. Hall. He and his wife Alice Wood, aged 26, sail for the Orient on the Celtic to fulfill a lifelong wish. His late-life marriage to Miss Wood followed a controversial sequence from Cornwall on the Hudson to Port Jervis.
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Middletown
N. Y
Cornelius van Ness
Port Jervis
New York
River Jordan
William K. Hall
Newbury
van Ness
Celtic
Orient
Jordan
Albert H. Wright
Alice Wood
Miss Wood
Mr. van Ness
Cornwall-on-the-Hudson
Wright
Great rush to Cape Nome bids to eclipse Klondike
Tacoma reports a major migration to Southeastern Alaska and the Klondike districts with Cape Nome poised to become a permanent gold producer. Some 30 vessels including 20 steamers are chartered for Nome trade with about 40 000 tons of freight and 7 000 passengers on first trips. Berths likely fill before June 1 as bookings surge, with former Nome residents returning and other travelers joining. Also touts a winter view of the Hudson River Valley on a New York Central trip.
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Tacoma
Washington
Alaska
Klondike
Cape Nome
Nome
New York
Prince Henry Dines With Mrs Vanderbilt and Attends Yacht Club
The prince’s busy Sunday included a Waldorf Astoria morning with an Arion Society concert, lunch at the University Club with Admiral Evans and others, a dinner hosted by Mrs Vanderbilt, and a reception at the New York Yacht Club before sailing for Germany. He praised the Brooklyn singers and thanked officials, then joined his suite for a luncheon at the club.
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Savarin
Sam Franko
Boieldieu Selection
Zeller
St. Saens A. Gavotte
Rienicaste Po
Gretry Scené de Bal
Ccecesseeeess
Witkowsky A. Berceuse
Seece
Gillet Weis
F. Strauss
Vanderbilt
Prince Henry
New York Yacht Club
New York
Waldorf- Astoria
Arion Society of
Brooklyn
Admiral Evans
University Club
Prince
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Deutschland
Germany
von Tirpitz
von Plessen
von Seckendorff
Schmidt von Sechwind
Arian Society of
Buenz
Hohenzollern
Waldorf-Astoria
W. John Schlidge
The
Union
Dr. Schlidge
H. P. Scharmann
Singing Society
Thirty-third Street
Waldorf
Gen. Corbin
Hill
Col. Bingham
Cowles
Ambassador von Holleben
von Baudissin
Wilkie
Secret Service
William Sanger
Ledyard
Pierce
George Boyd
Henry E. Howland
Long Island Smelts
Maitre d'Hotel
Brochette Colbert
Virginia
Camembert
Fromage Gervais
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Wyoming Oil Combine
Standard Company
Spectal
Union Teamsters
J. A. Bradley
W. D. Howells
Brother
West
Hero
Peter A. Murphy
Pennsylvania
Burnett
Uni
Anna Sands
Miss Barney
Miss Bishop
von Eisendecker
Baron von Seckendorff
Evans
von Mueller
von Grumme
Count Quadr
von Rebeur Paschewitz
Baron’ von Kappherr
J. J. Astor
Egerton Winthrop
Stuyvesant Fish
August Belmont
L. Polk
Prince and
China
Lad
Millionaire
River
Hudson River Valley
New York Central
Brooklyn Arion Society
the Waldorf
Cornelius
Yacht Club
Arion
Astor Gallery
Claassen
Komm
Kremer
Old Kentucky
Dixie
Franz Leu
Kreutzer
Schildge
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