Motherhood the Duty of Woman by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt in a White House address urges national focus on family life and the duties of husbands and wives. He argues the welfare of the state rests on healthy homes, honest and brave men, and devoted mothers, stressing the mother’s central role and a wife’s duty to raise healthy children.
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Roosevelt
National Congress of Mothers
Congress
White House
Presi
Dent
Abraham Lincoln
Index to Departments and Page References
A fragmented index listing sections such as Commercial World Amusements Arrivals at Hotels and Out-of-Town Buyers Business Troubles Court Calendars Marine Intelligence and Foreign Mails New Corporations Real Estate and Society. It notes page numbers and department names for navigation.
Stork Closes Steel Works at Carnegie Homestead Plant
Several departments of Carnegie steel plant at Homestead were closed last Friday and Saturday due to absent workmen. Superintendent Hunt investigated rush orders and found thirty one babies born in two idle days, prompting congratulations to local families.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Carnegie Steel
Homestead
Hunt
Tribulations of a Bride in Brooklyn Hotel Night
Frank W. Primrose and Ella A. Peck wed at midnight as Mrs Peck lay dying. A hotel dispute over register entry led to a police assault charge against Primrose, with the groom denying intent and claiming nerve and miscommunication. Mrs Peck died shortly after.
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Frank W. Primrose
Ella A. Feck
Brooklyn
Adams Street
St. George
Primrose
Miss Peck
William C. Peck
Monroe Street
Bedford District
Mr. Primrose
Brooklyn Heights
Claude Quick
Fatal collision between horse car and Madison Avenue trolley
At Grand and Centre Street last night a horse car and a Madison Avenue trolley collided after the trolley brake failed on a down grade. Abraham Miller, 19, riding on the horse car rear platform, was killed. Isaac Miller, the motor man, was arrested. horse car driver William McMonagle and several passengers were injured.
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Grand
Centre Street
Isaac Miller
Madison Street
Abraham Miller
Clinton Street
Centre Market
Williiam McMonagle
Max Goss
Sheriff Street
McMonagle
St. Vincent's Hospital
William Bergowitz
Forsyth Street
Max Silverman
Henry Street
Henry Leventhal
West Twenty-third Street
Miller
Boy dies crushed by Madison Avenue car
George Gallagher aged twelve was killed when hit by a Madison Avenue car between 121st and 122nd Streets. Wreckers took over thirty minutes to reach the body. Motorman John Jepson of Lenox Avenue was arrested after claiming the boy ran into the car.
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George Gallagher
Madison Avenue
John Jepson
Lenox Avenue
Two Brooklyn Officers Save Fainting Women on Third Ave Elevated
Roundsman Hart and Patrolman Laudersheimer saved two women who fainted while clinging to an elevated train from Twenty eighth to Thirty four Street. They steadied the victims until safe at Thirty fourth Street as trains ran crowded and delays mounted.
First Subway Crash Victim Dies at Bellevue Hospital
William H Curran seventeen year old law clerk living at 523 West Forty ninth Street died at Bellevue Hospital yesterday from injuries in a rear end collision of two Subway trains at Fourth Avenue and Twenty third Street last Tuesday evening. One injury was a compound fracture of the left leg. Several others were hurt. Curran is the first fatality in the incident. Currans mother a widow said she had lost five boys and two girls in two years. Two other children are living.
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East
Thirty-fourth Street
Laudersheimer
Laii
Houston Street
Third Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Marion Kane
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
TIMES
Grand Central Station
Bronx Park
William Metzler
West Forty-second Street
Ninth Avenue
New York Hospital
Interborough
Hedley
Park Row
R. Hediey
Herman Robinson
American Federation of Labor
William H. Curran
West Fortyninth Street
Bellevue Hospital
Fourth Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Curran
Toric Eyeglasses Show Peak SEO Advantage
A concise note highlights toric eyeglasses delivering top search efficiency with strong branding from Spencer's at 12 Maiden Fant, comparing options and noting the finest quality among rivals.
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Spencer's
Car Fire Runs Mile to Alarm Box Before Explosion
William Malta, working for the Bureau of Gas and Electricity, sped a gasoline runabout through Manhattan toward a fire-alarm box after noticing flames. The car exploded before help arrived. a crowd followed as flames leapt from the vehicle and parts scattered along the block.
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William Malta
Amsterdam Avenue
Malta
Bureau of Gas and Electricity
Nineteenth Street
Fifth Avenue
Marta
Madison Avenue
Lexington Avenue
One Hundred and Sixteenth Street
Third Avenue
Fine imposed on Arkadia for improper sailing
Under orders from Secretary Metcalf, Causten notified the New York and Porto Rico Steamship Co of a $22,000 fine for the Arkadia sailing without proper clearance. San Juan customs blocked clearance due to 11 officers and 817 Porto Rico regiment members aboard, though the ship’s certificate allowed only 40 passengers. A Washington dispatch cites a Cabinet decision that the Arkadia could sail as an army transport to avoid clearance requirements.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Metcalf
United States Department of Commerce and Labor
Causten
New York and Porto Rico Steamship Company
Arkadia
Ion Eb
Roosevelt
Washington
Crane
Rabid Bulldog Attacks Boy on Eighth Avenue
A white bulldog believed rabid chased a group of children on Eighth Avenue near Forty-eighth Street. Seven year old John O Shea was bitten in the calf as police and bystanders pursued. The dog was captured by a patrolman and its wound cauterized. Roosevelt Hospital treated the boy and Pasteur Institute officials were to consider serum.
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Eighth Avenue
Fiftieth Street
Forty-eighth
Fortyninth Streets
John O'Shea
Policeman McGarry
West Fortyseventh Street
McGarry
Roosevelt Hospital
Pasteur Institute
Scare for Hunt Club Prompts Authorities Crackdown
Philadelphia March 13 Six agents from the Women’s Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals plan to arrest participants if the fox is injured at a Montgomery County fox hunt set for Saturday after a breakfast hosted by R Penn Smith at the King of Prussia Inn. Mayor Weaver Director Smyth and several judges and prominent locals are invited to the breakfast and hunt.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
R. Penn Smith
John R. K. Scott
King of Prussia Inn
Montgomery County
Women’s
Pennsylvania Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Weaver
Smyth
Philadelphia Court
Quick Leave New Line Sets Travel to Cleveland Schedule
York departs 6 32 P M arrives Cleveland 7 15 next morning reaches Cincinnati 1 30 P M 3 P M then St Louis 9 45 P M Central service described as fine with no issues reported.
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Cleveland
York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Central
Persistent Co Piso’s Cure Promo in Local Ad
Local ad cites a persistent cure claim for Co Piso’s Cure as an ef foceant remedy. It urges readers to try it and mentions druggists stocking the product at 26 cents.
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Rey It
Hay May Move Loomis From Santo Domingo Talks
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Hay seeks Loomis removal over Santo Domingo diplomacy. Loomis to be ambassador to Mexico after Conger retires. Senate debate on the Santo Domingo treaty grows doubtful with possible quorum issues and amendments.
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New York Times
Washington
Morales
Santo Domingo
State Department
Hay
Loomis
Mexico
Conger
California
Adee
Carnegie Institute
Senate
Cullom
Morgan
Bacon
Daniel
Teller
Gorman
Newlands
United States
Burrows
West Coast gale tops with 100 mph at Point Reyes
A Pacific coast storm peaked with winds at Point Reyes hitting 100 miles per hour then eased. In California major damage followed with the Seventh Street Bridge collapse in Los Angeles drowning fears, Santa Monica piers destroyed, and Long Beach wharf losses.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Seventh Street
Santa Monica
Long Beach
Southern Pacific
Santa Fé
Western Union
Chicago
Montevideo Breaks Shaft In Atlantic Strait towed to Halifax
The Spanish steamship Montevideo bound for Spanish ports from New York arrived in Halifax in tow of the Toronto after a shaft broke off mid voyage. The ship endured two days of severe winter storms with 70 passengers confined below. Repairs will take about ten days, and passengers headed for Barcelona and Cádiz will be transferred ashore.
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Halifax
N. S
Montevideo
New York
Toronto
Barcelona
Adiz
Post Office Opens Branch in Wall Street District
The Postmaster General established a branch post office at 60 Wall Street New York City in response to demand from the financial district.
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Washington
Wall Street
New York City
Financial District
Spring Southern Tour to Old Point Comfort Richmond and Washington
A six day trip from March 25 via the Pennsylvania Ballye includes visits to Old Point Comfort and Washington. The rate covers necessary expenses for participants traveling on the spring southern tour organized by the club.
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Old Point Comfort
Richmond
Washington
Pennsylvania Ballye
Actor Jiu Jitsu Escalates Fight At Subway Station
Michael Mahoney of 638 East Fourteenth Street, a striking Inter borough guard, fought actor Walter E. Perkins at the Thirty third Street subway station. Perkins agreed to a manly challenge on Park Avenue. Mahoney was hospitalized with injuries. Perkins claimed the guard assaulted him. Mahoney described being outmatched in a swift exchange.
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Interborough
Walter E. Perkins
Thirty-third Street
Perkins
Park Avenue
Hall
Mahoney
Bellevue Hospital
Reed
Resignation of Sefton Park Presbyterian Pastor
The Rev. Dr. John Watson also known as Ian Maclaren has resigned from the Sefton Park Presbyterian Church in Liverpool. He cites growing weariness and inability to continue his duties due to weakening health and bodily impediments.
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London
John Watson
Ian Maclaren
Sefton Park Presbyterian
Liverpool
Anti-Beef Trust Campaign War to Start in Chicago
A local newspaper reports a battle between the Big Five beef combine and 26 independent packers. The fight will begin in Chicago on March 20 with a federal grand jury investigation into the alleged beef combination and a $3,000,000 fund to support the campaign.
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New York Times
Chicago
Beef Combine
Special Federal Grand Jury
Navy halts two training ships due to Congress budget snub
Washington March 13. The Navy Department suspends work on the Cumberland at Boston Yard after Congress rejected a small funding request. It also weighs stopping the Intrepid at Mare Island Yard, halting ship construction.
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Congress
Navy Department
Boston
Mare Island Navy Yards
Mare Island Yard
Bank Looted in Genoa Heist Near Toledo
Four men blew open the Genoa bank vault last night and obtained 3000 dollars in cash and negotiable papers valued at 73000 dollars. They fled toward Toledo but abandoned their buggies upon spotting pursuing officers and escaped.
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Toledo
Ohio
Genoa
Here
Chicago Judge Kohlsaat Charged With Maladministration
Charges of mal administration of his office are filed against United States District Judge Christian C. Kohlsaat by Chicago lawyer Charles H. Aldrich. The chief counts accuse him of appointing relatives and associates to receiver positions. President Roosevelt has delayed federal judge appointments pending the matter.
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New York Times
Chicago
Christian C. Kohlsaat
United States District Court
Charles H. Aldrich
Solicitor General
United States
Kohlsaat
Roosevelt
Indian Capture Stone Found Near Cedar Brakes
Frank Stratton of Mangum Oklahoma discovered a flat triangular stone along an old Cedar Brakes trail. One side bears Masonic emblems while the other side reads It am captive by Indians J Van Clare London England 1764. The find is dated March 13 Dallas Texas.
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New York Times
Dallas
Texas
Frank Stratton
Mangum
Oklahoma
J. van Clare
London
England
Cedar Brakes
Colorado Supreme Court rejects joint convention on governor contest
The Colorado Supreme Court ruled that the Legislature cannot adopt the Gubernatorial Contest Committee report declaring neither Alva Adams nor ex Gov Peabody won the November election. The Assembly must decide the contest and Lieut Gov MacDonald’s seating cannot be treated as Governor. The Legislature took no action today.
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Denver
Colorado Supreme Court
Alva Adams
Peabody
Supreme Court
Cornell sophomores arrested for raid on boarding house
Five Cornell sophomores were arrested for forcibly entering a private boarding house to capture six freshmen and stop them from attending a banquet. They damaged doors, windows, and a roof as barricaded freshmen hid in an attic. landlady prompted the arrests.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Japanese Hold Pressure as War Rages at Tie Pass
Reports from Mukden describe near total losses for two Russian regiments and fear of an imminent Russian stand at Tie Pass. Gen Kuropatkin warns the Japanese are close to the rear guard while Russia prepares Grenadier and two army corps. unrest spreads from Moscow to Nijni Novgorod as peasants revolt and officials face threats.
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Tie Pass
Russia
Mukden
Grenadier Corps
Abenow
Gripenberg
Moscoty
Nijni Novgorod
Pugichev
Holy Synod
Lieut. Kouloff
Volga Cossacks
Kremenchug
Moscow
M. Hoffenberg
Minsk
Kronstadt
Kremlin
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