Page says Monroe Doctrine clarified by Page speech
London dispatch reports Walter Page's remarks intended to clear misapprehensions about the Monroe Doctrine following President Wilson's autumn policy address. British bankers and Sir George Paish praise Page's explanation as lifting the fog, stressing that European lenders seek no political power, only capital and orderly governance in Central and South America.
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London
Walter H. Pase
New York
Associated Chambers of Commerce
New York Times
Page
Wison
George Paish
The
Statist
England
Sir George
TimEs
Wilson
United States
Europe
Mexico
Central
South America
Roosevelt lecture bill denial circulates in Rio
Drury A. McMillen issued a statement through counsel denying personally seeing or knowing of a bill sent by Col Roose velt to the Rio de Janeiro Historical Society for a lecture. He said rumors of a $3,000 charge and payment are common in Brazil and urged inquiries to the society.
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Drury A. McMillen
New York
Col. Roosevelt
Rio Janeiro
Roosevelt
United States
South America
John Senfesty
Chicago
Rio de Janeiro
Candido
Amazon River
Lusitania Sets Eastward Ocean Speed Record
The Lusitania, steaming east from New York, reportedly established a new Atlantic speed record, averaging 26.7 knots and 618 knots in 23 hours for roughly 711 miles, beating Mauretania’s best. Capt. Daniel Dow, called Paddy Dow, had aimed for the record and praised by Liverpool firemen. Nubian reported rescuing the Captain and crew of the American schooner Julia A. Trube on March 7.
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Marcon
Lusitania
Mauretania
Nubian
Julia A. Trube
Daniel Dow
New York
Atlantic
Fishguard
Carmania
Caronia
Liverpool
Paddy " Dow
West Street
Scotland Road
Arrest ex consul wife in Boston shoplifting case
Mrs Nona Reincke wife of Wilhelm Theodor Reincke retired German consul in Boston was arrested in a department store for petty larceny. Detective Flora Porter filed the charge and she was arraigned in Women’s Night Court with bail posted by her husband.
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Nona Reincke
Wilhelm Theodor Reincke
Boston
Mass
Flora Porter
Reincke
Women’s Night Court
Barlow
Petty
Summit
N. J
Vice President Marshall Celebrates 60th Birthday
Washington reports Vice President Marshall turning sixty. He and Mrs Marshall dined at Hot Springs Virginia and received a large birthday cake decorated with the United States shield and his name. He joked about staying young by not dwelling on age.
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Washington
Marshall
Marshal
Hot Springs
Marshalls
United States
Virginia Springs
Stores Closer Amid Siegel Asset Auction Preparations
Fourteenth Street and Simpson Crawford stores employing over 2100 workers closed under Judge House order as assets move toward auction on March 24. Crowds shopped late into the night amid guarantees of reemployment and inventory work, with police and union-led aid networks ready to assist displaced staff.
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Fourteenth Street
Simpson Crawford
Judge House
United States District Court
Siegel
Vogel
Simpson Crawford Company
Cc. H. Williams
Williams
Simpson Crawford Concern
Simpson-Crawford Company
E. T. Carey
Leo A. Price
Rothenburg & Co
Price
West Thirteenth Street
West Seventeenth Street
Mason
E. J. Dillon
Mr. Dillon
Allied Mercantile Association
New York
John Claflin
O'’Neill-Adams
Lord & Taylor's
James McCreery & Co
A. Gould
McCreery's
J. B. Greenhut
Greenhut-Siegel Cooper Company
Cen
Girls’ Protective League Employment Exchange
Madison Avenue
Alliance Employment Bureau
East Seventeenth Street
National Employment Exchange
Church Street
Young Women's Christian Association
Girls’ Protective League
Thirty-third Street
Carranza Indicates Limited Safeguards for Foreigners
Washington dispatch reports Gen. Carranza rejects direct US representations but agrees to let American consuls protect foreigners in Constitutionalists controlled areas. He offers to investigate threats to lives or property and punish culpable followers, while unofficial contact may occur with consuls in regions without Mexican government counterparts.
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New York Times
Washington
Carranza
United States
Mexico
Huerta
State Department
Department
Chinuahua
Durango
Benton
Bauch
Simpich
Hermosillo
Bryan
Guanacevi
Iluerta
The French Silhouette for 1914 and Paris Fashions
A digest of fashion and society features from The Sunday Times page highlights. Paris gowns, hats, and wraps dominate the silhouette suite, with notes on stage wear, luxury markets, and seasonal looks.
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Paris
Private Bankers Fund Aims to Defeat Reform Bills
A New York Times report from Albany notes Van Tuyl Commission members allege private bankers in New York City and elsewhere raised a defense fund to oppose bills to tighten supervision of private banks. The effort targeted both the Van Tuyl and Pollock measures seeking statewide or citywide regulation amid immigrant banking practices.
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New York Times
Albany
van Tuy
New York City
van Tuyl Commission
Senate
Assembly
James Sheldon
Charles L. Bernheimer
Louis Goldstein
Joseph French Johnson
Herbert Hi. Lehman
Leopold Stern
Mr. Johnson
New York University
Lehman
Lehmar, Brothers
Goldstein
Kings County
van Tuyl
Pollock
Senate Committee On Banks
Henry Siegel
Capitol
Defense Fund
Fund For “‘Counsel Service
East Side
Brownsville
Willamsburgh
Brooklyn
Woman claims to be Dorothy Arnold after disappearance
A California resident, living as Ella Evans for over two years, says she is Dorothy Arnold who vanished from New York in December 1910. She described travel from New York to Rochester and California, staying at a city hospital, and awaiting her father’s letters as relatives search Europe and America.
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Los Angeles
Ella Evans
Dorothy Arnold
New York
Examiner
California
New York City
Rochester
San Diego
South Avenue
Crosse
Marguerite
Father
Margie
Arnolds
Europe
Knickerbocker
Walloner
America
Vaist
Francis R. Arnold
East Seventy-ninth Street
Many St Louis Firetraps
Special to The New York Times reports a city wide fire safety sweep after the Missouri Athletic Club fire that killed thirty. The Buckingham Annex is named the worst fire trap with other facilities like Forest Park University Concordia Seminary Jewish Shelter Home and Memorial Home also deemed hazardous. The Olympic Theatre in St James Hotel Building is labeled a firetrap. a two minute sprinkler flood is noted. Twenty four corpses have been recovered including Robert Green of Herrin Illinois.
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New York Times
ST. Louis
Missouri Athletic Club
West End
Buckingham Annex
Forest Park University
Concordia Seminary
St. James
Municipal Assembly Commission
Athletic Club
Robert Green
Herrin
Quiet Summit Fire Leaves Home Undisturbed
Firemen battled a Beekman Terrace blaze at Elmer Underwood’s home last night for about thirty minutes. Mrs. Underwood, gravely ill, slept through the alarm as Chief Timothy J. Scott ordered minimal noise to avoid distress. Water seeped from the ceiling but was misattributed to thawing snow by a nurse. Damage is estimated at about Sam.
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New York Times
Summit
N. J
Elmer Underwood
Beekman Terrace
Suffragist Becomes Nassau County Deputy Sheriff
Mrs Car ge G Maidment wife of Frederick Maidment editor of The Sea Cliff News and manager of Nassau Light and Power Company was named deputy by Sheriff Stephen P Pettit. She is a leading suffrage figure and will be the first woman to receive a Nassau County Deputy Sheriff badge.
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Spital
New York Times
Mineola
L. L
Carge G. Maidment
Frederick Maidment
Sea Cliff News
Nassau Light and Power Company
Stephen P. Pettit
Raiders Raid Tecate General Store Near San Diego
A band of raiders attacked a Tecate general store near the border. One man was burned to death and another seriously wounded. a woman observer alerted Fort Rosecrans and residents were terrorized.
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Tecate
Fort Rosecrans
Wireless 6000 Mile Link Between Germany and Cape
NAUEN Germany March 14 wireless station here and Windhoek Cape of Good Hope South Africa exchanged clear distinct messages. Distance about 6000 miles with direct communication rare in long distance records. March noted as favorable for long distance wireless tests including Berlin to New York in February and Newport Argentina links earlier.
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Germany
Cape of Good Hope
Nauen
Windhoek
South Africa
Naval
Newport
Argentine Republic
New York
Berlin
New York Time3
Mitchel
Rembrandt Claim Sparks Darling Galleries Sale
The Darling Galleries closed the sale of Daniel J. Sully's personal effects with total receipts of 48 dollars. A painting titled The Birthday Present, catalogued as by W. C. Granel, opened at 10 dollars and soared before selling for 7250 dollars to Lawyer Davie M. Neuberger. Neuberger declared the work a Rembrandt despite the catalogue.
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Daniel J. Sully
Darling
W. C. Granel
Barnes Rises the Wind for State Committee Relief
The Republican State Committee, led by State Chairman William Barnes, reports debt cleared after a 1912 campaign cash challenge. Initial shortfall forced a $45,000 loan, with swift contributions from Republicans statewide. Ongoing efforts target about $18,000 more to fund this year's campaign.
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Republican State Committee
William Barnes
Barnes
State Committee
Diggs Pleads Not Guilty In Assault Case
Maury J. Diggs former State Architect pleads not guilty to assault in San Francisco Superior Court. Co defendant Walter Gillian also pleads not guilty. Trial set for April 20. Both in county jail unable to post bonds since January arrest. Ida Pearring alleges victimhood at age 17. Diggs already convicted for white slavery linked to Sacramento Reno elopement.
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San Francisco
Maury J. Diggs
Sacramento
Reno
Ida Pearring
Walter Gillian
Diggs
Fire damages Eastern Hotel at 1 Whitehall Street
A fire on the fifth floor and roof of the Eastern Hotel at 1 Whitehall Street was fought by responders for over 30 minutes. Guest on top floor alerted crews. Damage is estimated at 32,500. The hotel dates back to 1822 with notable visitors including Robert Fulton, Daniel Webster, P. T. Barnum and Jenny Lind.
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Whitehall Street
Binns
Robert Fulton
Daniel Webster
P. T. Barnum
Jenny Lind
Mrs Vanderbilt switches travel plan to save on rail fare
In El Paso March 14 Mrs William K Vanderbilt Jr, facing high costs, chartered a special train to bring her car to El Paso and considered continuing to Los Angeles. She would have needed 75 full fare desert tickets totaling over 2500 dollars, so she chose the regular train with her private car, traveling with 300 Italian immigrant workers aboard the same eastbound service.
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New York Times
EL Paso
Texas
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
California
Vanderbilt
Sanderson
Los Angeles
W. C. McCormick
Solid Steel Trains to Florida Advertised
Advertisement notes Seaboard Air Line service to Florida via Pinehurst Southern Pines Camden and Atlanta. Train line listed as 1154 Broadway. Includes promotional tone for solid steel trains and travel options.
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Augusta
Charleston
Summersille
Savannah
Florida Points
Atlantic Coast Line
All Steel Pullmans
Broadway
Madison Square
Ady
Florida
Pinehurst
Southern Pines
Camden
Atlanta
Ee Eye
Seaboard Air Line
Glynn Talks Reorganization of New York Democrats
Gov Glynn discusses plans to reorganize the Democratic Party in New York State with regard to the direct primary law and Osborn as State Chairman. He says the primaries will empower enrolled voters to shape party leadership and that the reform aims for a new spirit in the party this fall.
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Glynn
Tyye New Yorkrans
Times
William Church Osborn
Democratic Party
New York Times
Murphy
New York City
Democratic State Committee
Osborn
Tuk Times
Assembly
Ohe
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