Roosevelt Root Bury Hatchet at Bacon Home Luncheon
Reported friendly gathering at Robert Bacon’s Park Avenue residence between Theodore Roosevelt, Elihu Root, Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, and Major General Leonard Wood. Conversation focused on national preparedness though officials framed it as cordial diplomacy among leading Republicans ahead of Chicago events. The meeting followed by an organized Progressive gathering at 74 Park Avenue to discuss unity versus Old Guard influence.
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Gadski and Tauscher in New York dynamite plot drama
Madame Gadski and husband Captain Tauscher face German intrigue at their 44 West Seventy-seventh Street home as authorities pursue alleged plotting to dynamite the Welland Canal. A taunting mix of opera figures and wartime politics frames the scene while Baroness Lot taunts fate and Geraldine Farrar offers support. In Lewes, Ernest Schiller is jailed after hijacking the Matoppo and courting prize money amid promises of German propaganda. The case unfolds with court hearings detailing his drunken, lone-wolf piracy bid and fear of British reprisal.
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Waite Bribe Scandal Tied to Greenport Treasure Find
An old sardine can buried on Gardiner's Bay held $7,800 of the $9,000 allegedly paid by Dr. Arthur Warren Waite to an embalmer, Kane, to hide evidence of his guilt. Waite faces murder indictments. Kane claims more details will come. The odd sea-side tale includes a treasure-like dig by a detective and townspeople, with further notes on Waite’s mental state.
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Women Night Court Adapts Sundays For Law Abiding City
In New York, women create a Sunday night court to reflect prudence and order amid jokes from patrolmen about lighting costs. Authorities note the court aims to channel law abiding women away from tempting Sunday mischief, shaping local behavior over several weeks.
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Plan to Send Villa's Head to the Border
Fl Paso March 31. If Carranzistas catch Villa before American troops reach him, the bandit's head will be sent to the border for public display as a warning and proof of capture. General Gavira in Juarez received a dispatch from General Herrera: if Villa is caught, Herrera would send the landis head as a gift to Gavira and Consul Garcia.
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Five Zeppelin raids England in eastern counties
London reports five Zeppelin airships raided the eastern counties last night dropping about ninety bombs. An official statement says raiders crossed the coast at different points and times and followed varied routes. Details on damage or results remain incomplete as hostile aircraft were seen off the northeast seas.
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German War Vessel Sinks Hospital Ship Portugal
An announcement from the Press Bureau states the Portugal, a hospital ship marked Med Cruous signs, owned by Mostarories Matitaes of Marseilles and at the disposal of Russia, was sunk in the Black Sea by a German torpedo boat or submarine. Many wounded were aboard.
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U S Trooper Dying After Villa Battle
Telegraph dispatch from El Paso reports one cavalryman wounded in the Guerrero fight with Villa is near death. General Bell Jr. cabled that the victory boosted morale as troops advanced from Machin to the scene, aiming to overtake Villa who leads the chase with a notable speed.
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Americans Wound and Booty Seized in Villa Fight at Guerrero
Four Americans wounded though none seriously as Colonel Dodd’s troopers of the 7th Cavalry attacked Villa’s main force at Guerrero at dawn. Villistas fled after a ten mile running fight, losing thirty dead and several wounded. Villa himself absent with injuries while escape through the mountains. Many prisoners taken and some Carranzistas released.
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Lavell Found After 3 Years in Colorado Springs
Cecil F. Lavell once Dean at Queens College Kingston now identified in Colorado Springs as Cecil O'Brien after three years wandering with amnesia. He recalled nothing of his past except details from Columbia University and Ohio State, hoping climate aid recovery and to avoid being viewed as a mental invalid.
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Albany Veterans Honor Marjorie
The W. H. Jackson Post No. 644 of Albany's Department of New York G A R sent a dime from every veteran to the girl who started a drive to build a battleship. Marjorie Sterrett is praised for patriotic initiative. the post voted to send ten cents per surviving member to The New York Tribune fund, with 35 members remaining from a 100-year memory. The Tribune fund total reached $7,578.74 with 4,176 contributors. more updates appear on page 6.
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Deyo Found After Ten Day Disappearance
Walter C. Deyo the Hoboken produce merchant who had been missing for ten days was found just after midnight with Detective Sergeant Kiely of Hoboken police at a Chester hotel. His return followed information from Dover Chief Myron who had come to Hoboken seeking a murder suspect. Hayes and Hyron noted a man resembling Deyo was seen in Chester.
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Tribune Correspondent Reports Pershing News Delay
A Thursday afternoon tribune correspondent notes news of Wednesday’s battle reached General Pershing. The report was delayed primarily by the censor and arrived in Columbus yesterday as the first American victory to cross the border.
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Cavalry in Hot Pursuit Rout of Villa Band
El Paso reports 500 Villa bandits pursued by Carranza forces led by Colonel George A. Dodd after a clash at Guerrero. Americans say Villistas fled south through canyons toward San Andreas. rumor Villa wounded, commander Elise Hernando in action elsewhere.
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