Italy backs Roosevelt war on anarchists and guards passports
Rome reports confirm that Italian authorities will cooperate with President Roosevelt in his anti anarchist campaign. They will bar departure of anyone with the slightest criminal record and issue strict orders to prefects to prevent travel, though some undesirables still sail from non Italian ports to seek refuge in America.
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Roosevelt
America
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Brill Clothes Your Clothes Ad: Quality and Value
Brill Clothes offer tailored garments by ten leading American firms. Suits and spring outerwear priced from 45 dollars. Warranties promise shape, fit, style, and color until worn out. Brill claims lower costs due to trade advantages and intrinsic worth.
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Roosevelt drives out anarchists from mails
The piece lauds President Roosevelt for excluding anarchist writings from mail service. It links Italian fears of crime to political action and notes Bresci’s Paterson link. It argues the crackdown benefits loyal Italian immigrants and cites shared interests of the King and the Pope in emigration.
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Italy
Roosevelt
Paterson
Bresci
Humbert
Toselli Monitzino Said to Threaten Saxon King
Genoa reports state Signora Toselli former Countess Montignoso is under police watch amid rumors she may molest King Frederick Augustus of Saxony her ex husband who is visiting. Observers note alleged dispute with her new husband accompanies the claim.
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Genoa
Signora Toselli
Greek barber arrested in Bonnano murder case
Greek barber George Christopolus, 24, owner of Olympia barber shop at 149 West Twenty-ninth Street, was arrested last night in the Vincenzo Bonnano murder inquiry. He lives with his wife at 215 East Twenty-eighth Street. Police note his initials G C while the monogram on a handkerchief in the monk’s hands showed C G or GC. Teresa Barrow says Bonnano was in Christopolus's room on Sunday before the monk’s murder.
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George Christopolus
Olympia
West Twenty-ninth Street
East Twenty-eighth Street
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Teresa Barrow
Bonnano
Monk
Duke of Abruzzi Probes Rome Marriage Move After Lusitania Arrival
The Duke Luigi of Abruzzi, just off the Lusitania in London, heads to Rome to seek the king's approval to wed Miss Elkins. He denied being disappointed, joked with reporters, and avoided discussing his personal life while public acts and sociable shipboard games marked his voyage.
Duke of the Abruzzi Declines Comment on Katherine Elkins
The Duke of the Abruzzi arrived in Liverpool aboard the Lusitania and refused to discuss rumored engagements with Miss Katherine Elkins. He greeted journalists with a smile, met the Italian Consul, and boarded a rail car marked for his compartment. He met friends including Robert Watchorn and Wilson B. Howland.
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Robert Watchorn
New York
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Notes on Foreign Affairs and Naval Movements
Reports from St. Petersburg, Port au Prince, Rome, The Hague, and Melbourne detail officers facing resignation for Arthur surrender, a duel probe, refugees aboard German cruiser Bremen, Italy defending a DC hanging ruling, US meat import terms, and Australian plans for welcoming the American battleship fleet.
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Banks Seize Provident Life Shares in Court Order
Courts orders transfer of title to foreclosed Provident Savings Life shares. Banks Mercantile National Mechanics and Traders Consolidated Nations Hudson Trust, holding 692 of 1250 shares as collateral for Thomas loans, have bid in shares and pooled interests to run the company after disclosures of late management.
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Thomas Interests
Olympic Games at Barnard Greek Fest Highlights
The Barnard sophomores and freshmen staged Greek Games in Thompson gym with costumes and ritual. Miss Lilian Egleston won the laurel for the winning chorus, Miss Frances Randolph took the epic poetry prize, as Prof McWhood judged the events.
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Mabel Palliser
Katherine Gay
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Lilian Egleston
McWhood
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Mercury
Frances Randolph
Genee Loses Bracelet in New York Lost and Found
Mile Adeline Genee the dancer seeks the return of a small round gold chain purse attached to a gold bracelet engraved Nita. The purse contained money and an uncut blue stone sent by an old Nevada friend. She recalls lunch with Mrs Fiske at Sherry's and a taxi ride to the Casino, losing the bracelet around 2 30 p m yesterday. Sherry's manager has checked with waiters but reports no find.
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Murphy Slap at McCarren Appoints Brooklyn Officials
City Clerk P J Scully announces four new Brooklyn Marriage License Bureau appointees all from anti McCarren forces. The move is viewed as a rebuke to Senator McCarren with potential retaliation from Controller Metz and further Tammany Hall tensions in Brooklyn.
Baby Seacgers Cross Ocean With Family on Majestic
Andrée Coerse four and Henrietta Coerse two arrived yesterday in the Majestic cabin with steward William Brown. They are the daughters of Mr and Mrs HI Coerse of 235 East Fifty first Street. Parents met them at the pier as friendly women passengers petted the children.
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Henrietta Coerse
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East Fifty-first Street
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Edison Company Yields to Public Service Commission
The New York Edison Company agreed to provide breakdown service at 9 cents per kilowatt hour, with a minimum annual charge of 30 dollars per kilowatt of maximum demand, instead of per kilowatt of installation. The commission warned it would assign experts to each plant and force rate reductions if the point were not yielded.
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New York Edison Company
Public Service Commission
J. W. Lieb, Jr
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Nurse Miss Addie Hunt wins $25000 against LIRR
Miss Addie M. Hunt, a trained nurse who lost her legs after being run over at Great Neck station on June 21, 1905, was awarded $25000 in damages by a jury yesterday before Supreme Court Justice McCall against the Long Island Railroad Company.
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Great Neck
Long Island Railroad Company
Supreme Court
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Churches plan consolidation and new Sixth Avenue church
The West End and Fourth Avenue Baptist Churches have bought land at Sixth Avenue and Fifty-third Street to build a large new church and consolidate their properties. The old church properties will be sold.
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Fourth Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Fifty-third Street
Chilapa Earthquake and Fire Ravage Mexican Town
Chilapa Guerrero with 15,000 residents was shaken by two earthquakes and set ablaze. Fires spread in multiple sites. jail and mayor’s office destroyed. no lives reported lost though damage extensive. Nearby Ometepec jail broken. 30 prisoners escaped. relief messages sent.
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Mexico
Chilapa
Guerrero
Damian Flores
Ometepec
Chilpancingo
Emma _ Jeannette Dorville
Tiburcio
Vera Cruz
Albany Seismographs Register Major Danish West Indies Mexico Quake
Seismographs at the State Museum in Albany recorded a high intensity long duration earthquake linked to the Danish West Indies and Mexico. The main shock was preceded and followed by disturbances from the same zone, suggesting a sequence of shocks marking a severe convulsion noted in Albany over the past year.
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Danish West Indies
Mexico
State Museum
March ends warm as records fall on a mild day
The day sees March go out like a lamb with a 71 degree high by 1 10 pm and a few degrees warmer in the street. A warm southwest wind brings humidity and heavy coats become unbearable as the record March 27 nears the 1907 high.
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Mercury
Young Mrs Thaw Returns to Hotel Life
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw has left her Park Avenue home and has spent the last two or three weeks occupying an eleventh floor apartment at the Hotel Prince George on East Twenty eighth Street. She resumes hotel living as she adjusts her residence.
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