Kaiser Ready to Receive Hill as Berlin Ambassador
Berlin carries official bulletin stating Dr. David Jayne Hill will be welcomed in Berlin. The Kaiser withdraws objections, citing American public sentiment about previous treatment, and Mr. Tower remains loyal to the U.S. and Germany.
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New York Times
Berlin
David Jayne Hill
Hill
Tower
Dr. Hill
Foreign Office
America
Roosevelt
Washington
Charlemagne Tower
Kaiker
Germany
Roosevelt Charms Keatnor With Bird Lecture at White House
British naturalist R Keatnor was hosted by President Roosevelt at the White House this week. He described an ornithological visit including a drive, river view, and close views of woodpeckers phoebes and kingfishers, praising the president’s quick eye and kindness.
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New York Times
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R. Keatnor
White House
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Feather
New York
President Roosevelt
United States of America
Telepathy at the polls in Illinois election plan
Five hundred thousand Illinois women aim to influence the April 7 vote by white clad lines at polling places and mental telepathy to confuse pro saloon speakers. Men will pass between lines of supporters as a visual influence accompanies the campaign.
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New York Times
Chicago
Illinois
Aurora
William Wasson
Episcopal Church
J. T. Parker
Gifts to Stevens Family in Tokyo Announcement
The Korean Cabinet plans a 50 000 yen gift to the family of Durham W Stevens assassinated in San Francisco by a Korean zealot. Japan may also appropriate about 150 000 yen, though the exact amount is undecided. General Okazaki says Korea's insurrection is quelled and insurgents are robbers and murderers. Reports from Seoul note three attacks on insurgent camps with 103 Koreans killed.
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Durham W. Stevens
San Francisco
Okazaki
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Japan
Seoul
Priest Heads Elks Lodge In New York
Father William H. S. Reamery a Navy chaplain attached to the Hancock in Brooklyn Navy Yard was elected Exalted Ruler of New York Lodge No. 1 Elks, defeating L. T. Fetzer 891 to 388. He is the first priest to hold the post, with Dr. Henry G. McAdam retiring as ruler and named delegate to the Dallas convention.
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Brooklyn Navy Yard
New York Lodge No. 1
Order of Elks
L. T. Fetzer
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Henry G. McAdam
Dallas
Texas
Arthur C. Moreland
Populists to Convene in St. Louis Next Thursday
St Louis prepares for the Populist National Convention with reform as the banner. Kansas National Committee member E S Waterbury predicts Senator La Follette will win the presidential nomination on the first ballot.
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Bomb explodes outside New Jersey home of Simon Fougleson
A midnight blast shattered the porch and front of Fougleson’s Franklin Furnace house in Newaton. Glass was broken in the house and at the Post Office across the street but no injuries were reported. Fougleson says he knows of no one who would harm him.
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Newaton
N. J
Simon Fougleson
Franklin Furnace
Fougleson
Shipping Arrivals Reported for March Seaboard Ports
Latest shipping news notes arrivals of the SS Toronto at Hull on March 14, the SS Algonquin at San Domingo, and the SS Admiral Dewey at Fort Antonio.
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Hull
San Domingo
Admiral Dewey
Fort Antonio
Parsons Claims Odell Plans 10 Buy Votes
Parsons says Odell plans to buy ten votes in the upcoming primaries. He urges voters to focus on issues and rejects the alleged scheme as false. The report notes no confirmed charges or independent corroboration.
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Odell
Parsons Faces Odell in Primary Over Repeaters Claim
Herbert Parsons, president of the Republican County Committee, charges Odell rather than Hughes will control tomorrow's primaries by using repeaters. He releases a facsimile slip claimed to be used by Odell’s lieutenants to guide repeaters at the polls.
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Republican County Committee
Hughes
Odell
Republican State Organization
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Odell Threats and Fraud Allegations Amid Primary Fight
Mr. Parsons voices a strong attack on Odell as the primary issue, alleging plans to win by fraudulent means including repeater slips to steal votes. He accuses Odell and lieutenants of corrupting inspectors and canvassing districts to manipulate results, urging Republicans to deny him control and condemn fraud at the polls.
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No reprieve denied in Gillette execution order
Gov. Hughes ruled against a reprieve in Chester Gillette’s death sentence for the Grace Brown murder. Execution by electric chair at Auburn Prison is expected tomorrow morning, with Gillette displaying noted stoicism as the governor’s decision is released.
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Train Robbers Murder Wells Fargo Messenger Near Newton
O A Bailey of Kansas City, a Wells Fargo express messenger, was killed in the express car between Florence and Newton Kansas while robbers plundered safes taking at least 1000 dollars and jewelry. Bailey’s body was found in Newton with a crushed skull and no sign of struggle. Three men were arrested in Wichita on suspicion as investigators pursue the robbers.
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Batley
Missouri Pacific Crossing
Wichita
Will Employ Only Voters In Pittsburgh Area
An order directs discharge of all foreigners on the Pennsylvania Railroad and replacements with citizens eligible to vote. About 180,000 Pennsylvan ia system workers face this policy, with 45,000 employed by the Pennsylvania Company and others in neighboring states. Foreigners who have naturalization papers are still acceptable as workers.
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Europe
Harriman Takes Over Los Angeles Trolley System
Henry E. Huntington’s stake in California railways is transferred to E. H. Harriman. Harriman will now dictate Pacific Electric and related lines including Los Angeles Railway and Interurban systems. The move places control of Southern California trolley networks and major railroads under Harriman.
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Los Angeles Interurban Railway Company
Los Angeles & Redondo Railway Company
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Pacific Light and Power Company
Southern
Pacific
Southern California
Patience Exhausted by Venezuela Roo Threats Grow Likely
Secretary Root declares State Department has exhausted patience and power over Venezuela and Congress will be asked to act. Discussion centers on Minister Russell's leave and possible return to Caracas as Washington considers strong action to press Castro. Senate Lodge resolution cited as support for tougher measures.
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Root
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Venezuela
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Caracas
Castro
White House
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
United States
Atlantic Fleet finishes dockside gunnery at Magdalena Bay
Sixteen battleships of the Atlantic Fleet near completion of target practice at Magdalena Bay with final firing anticipated on April 1. The contest for the armored vessels pennant narrows to small caliber scores as crews prepare for coaling, cleaning, painting and upcoming visits to California ports and Tampico events hosted by Gov. Sanguinez for Admiral Evans and Mexican officials.
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Mexico
Soldiers At Treadwell Aid Local Marshals In Alaska
Soldiers from Company F Tenth Infantry arrived aboard the Peter son under orders from Gen. Bush to help the local marshals at Treadwell Alaska. The peace committee kept patrols and arrests for carrying concealed weapons occurred with little disorder and no significant drunkenness reported. Pow der theft at the Treadwell mine was claimed by officials and denied by union leaders.
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Burnham to Marry Nurse Mrs Paul in Everett Union
Boston March 29 announcement that Ira F. Burnham president of Stoughton Rubber Company will wed Gertrude Delaite Paul a divorcee of Everett Mass whom he met fourteen years ago when she attended Mrs Burnham during illness Burnhams grown children approve the match Mrs Paul is 65 and Burnham is 60.
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Boston
Ira F. Burnham
Stoughton Rubber Company
Gertrude Delaite Paul
Everett
Mass
Burnham
Nurse Arrested at Morgan Home in Midnight Court Case
Policeman Hemshire of the Tenderloin Police arrested Robert William Fusholler at J. Pierpont Morgan's home at 8 p.m. The butler sought the arrest for a job favor. In Night Court Fusholler, a former trained nurse at Sailors’ Snug Harbor and the Marine Hospital, confessed. A morphine needle and two ounces of morphine were found. Magistrate Finn fined him $1.
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Tenderloin
Robert William Fusholler
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Chancellor J R Day at Jubilee Amid Grip
Chancellor J R Day of Syracuse University known as the defender of the rich is in New York for Calvary Methodist Church jubilee services. He preached yesterday despite his doctor’s advice and could not attend last night’s mortgage burning. Dr Day remains mildly ill with a touch of the grip, according to Dr Goodell.
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Syracuse University
Alfred Scott
Goodell
Calvary Church
Kaiser Awards Farrar Kammersangerin for Royal Opera
Geraldine Farrar received a cablegram from the Kaiser’s Intendant at Berlin naming her Kammersangerin in recognition of her singing in Berlin. She will receive the decoration in Berlin in June after performing in Paris and earlier in the year in the Opéra Comique.
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Geraldine Farrar
Royal Opera
Berlin
Miss Farrar
Germany
Plan to Value Railroads Seeks Extra Congress Funds
The Inter-State Commerce Commission, unable to obtain congressional authority for a railroad valuation, asks Congress for a $500,000 appropriation to hire 100 expert accountants to enforce the uniform accounting provision of the Inter-State Commerce Act.
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New York Times
Washington
Congress
Seventy Dead in Hanna Mine Tragedy
Special to The New York Times reports at Hanna Wyoming that seventy miners are dead with sixty-odd entombed after the Hanna coal colliery explosion. Four of recovered bodies are burned and two blown apart. The local mine official corps is killed, many relief workers among the dead, with fifty four names known.
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New York Times
Fianna
Wyo
Hanna
Detectives Watch East Side Haunts For Anarchist Plot
Police maintain heightened surveillance on known anarchist figures and their East Side haunts amid renewed concerns of a red plot. Detectives say they are monitoring activity and following credible tips while coordinating with local precincts.
Berkman Denies Letters In Bomb Attempt In Union Square
Police say Selly Silverstein acted as a lone fanatic in a failed bomb throw near policemen in Union Square. Doctors at Bellevue Hospital warn he may recover but be blind and crippled, while Berkman and others face surveillance with inquiries into possible links to anarchy and socialism.
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Selly Silverstein
Union Square
Silverstein
Bellevue Hospital
Inspector McCafferty
Robert Hunter
Noroton
Mayflower Passes Natchez With Mrs Roosevelt Aboard
The Mayflower carrying Mrs Theodore Roosevelt and party passed Gibson's Landing overnight and continued downriver despite high water. Couriers report progress to Washington as crowds at Natchez strive for a glimpse of the famed traveler amid Civil War bluffs.
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New York Times
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Theodore Roosevelt
Gibson’s Landing
Natchez
Washington
Mrs. Roosevelt
Vanderbilt arrives at Newport to inspect horses
Alfred G. Vanderbilt traveled from New York to Newport Rhode Island and visited Oakland Farm. He ordered improvements including a modern fire house for his fire apparatus and set up a two-horse drawn hose and ladder wagon. He plans to return in the fall to exhibit horses at the Newport show in September.
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Alfred G. Vanderbilt
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