Sealing Question May Return to Talks Between Britain and US
Washington reports growing belief that British ambassador will reopen talks with the United States on Alaskan sealing rights and pelagic sealing. The shift follows Japanese sealing advances pushing Canadians from the trade, risking the dwindling seal herd and prompting renewed diplomacy under Bryce and Reid.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Great Britain
United States
Bryce
Canada
Department of State
Root
Ambassador Brice
Ambassador Reid
London
Hague Treaty Favored by Foreign Relations Panel
Washington April 1 The Committee on Foreign Relations voted to report favorably the general arbitration treaty from The Hague convention but with two accompanying resolutions. One protects U S abstention from foreign entanglements, the other requires Senate or convention approval before any arbitration.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Committee On Foreign Relations
Bacon
Algeciras
Senate
France
State Department
International Prize Court
Supreme Court
Culiom
Rose
Arkansas
The
Hague
Houses for diplomats bill to provide homes for American representatives
The Tribune reports that Congress considers a bill to acquire suitable residences abroad for American diplomats. The House Foreign Affairs Committee plans a composite measure, possibly authorizing purchase in Paris Berlin and Mexico with a $5,000,000 cap.Speaker Cannon opposes the policy.
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fFrom
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Congress
United States
Perkins
New York
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Treasury
Longworth
Paris
Berlin
Mexico
London
Slayden
Texas
Kustermann
Wisconsin
Cannon
More Money for German Emperor in Prussian Diet Bill
Berlin reports a Prussian Diet bill to raise the civil list of the Emperor to cover higher living costs. The current allowance for the Emperor as King of Prussia is about 2.99 million dollars annually, while the imperial title receives no salary. It notes the Emperor did not rely on rich friends for loans and that he saved and invested income for his children in earlier years.
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Berlin
Prussia
Herr Niemann
Fraulein Lehmann
Leonore
Wagener
Schroeder-Devrient
Mme. Schroeder-Devrient
Wagner
Herr Robinson
Chancellor MacCracken Lectures in Copenhagen Event
Chancellor MacCracken of New York University gave his second lecture at the University of Copenhagen titled Aims in the Twentieth Century. The hall overflowed with eager students. He was later the guest of honor at the Students Association and will repeat the talks Saturday and Monday at Christiana.
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Copenhagen
MacCracken
New York University
University of Copenhagen
Students’ Association
Christiana
Ontario and Michigan Power Company Incorporation Debated
Ottawa report notes a bill to incorporate the Ontario and Michigan Power Company was defeated amid debate. The measure aimed to organize a regional utility with proposed cross border service.
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Ottawa
Ontario and Michigan Power Company
I. Aarsigia
Senate committee defeats plan to link rivers export power
The proposal to connect the Sturgeon and other rivers with export power to the United States was defeated at today’s Senate Railway Committee meeting.
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Sturgeon
United States
Senate Railway Committee
Alberta Secures Bell Telephone Lines
Montreal April 1 W H Cushing minister of public works for Alberta completed arrangements with Bell Telephone Co of Canada to purchase its lines. The price is $675000.
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Montreal
W. H. Cushing
Province of
Alberta
Bell Telephone Company of Canada
No Criticism of John Hay in Elliott Statement
Professor Henry W. Elliott released a signed statement denying any disparagement of John Hay in his seal question report. He says the paper praises Hay and outlines his progress toward a fair fur seal settlement and credits the Senators for their course, noting Hay's death.
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John Hay
Elliott
Cleveland
Henry W. Elliott
United States Senate
Birrell Denies Haddo Link To Regalia Theft
Augustine Birrell in the House of Commons denies any link between Lord Haddo and the theft of the state regalia. He states jewels were stolen between June 11 and July 6 and labels the rumor as cowardly falsehood. Birrell notes Haddo’s movements and says libel action was not pursued after legal advice.
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London
Augustine Birrell
Ireland
House of Commons
Dublin
Lord Haddo
Earl of Aberdeen
Birrell
Scotland
Carpenter Dickson Acquitted on Weichert Murder Charge
Alexander Dickson a carpenter aboard the United States collier Abarenda was acquitted of murder in the death of Chief Officer Walter Weichert. A mixed jury found the killing to be in self defense after witnesses testified Weichert brutalized the prisoner. Weichert was killed on board the collier last February.
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San Juan
P. R
Alexander Dickson
United States
Abarenda
Offcer
Walter Weichert
Weichert
Dickson
Condition of British Premier Update From London
Dr Bertrand Dawson was called to consult with Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman’s doctors and stayed about an hour as the Premier's health showed no change. The report offers no new details on his condition.
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London
Bertrand Dawson
King Edward
Henry Camphbell-Bannerman
President Fallières to Visit Emperor July
Paris reports that President Falliéres's trip to Emperor Nicholas is nearly set for mid July. Afterward he will proceed to Stockholm Christiania and Copenhagen.
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Paris
Falliéres
Nicholas
Stockholm
Christiania
Copenhagen
Chile invites gunmakers to witness artillery tests
Santiago de Chili April 1 The Chilean government invites leading gunmakers to send representatives to witness tests planned for October. The move aims to acquire a new artillery armament and to stimulate bidding for the equipment.
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Santiago de Chili
Russian Douma Proposes Salary Increase Bill
Fifty members of the Russian Douma introduced a bill to raise salaries by extending compensation for recess days. The measure mirrors adjustments in parliamentary pay during breaks and aims to widen the pay package for lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Austrian Emperor Abstains from Holy Week Services
Vienna reports Emperor Francis Joseph will not participate in Holy Week rites due to ill health, including the customary washing of the feet of the poor as a precautionary measure.
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Vienna
Francis Joseph
Rosebery Elected Chancellor of Glasgow University
Lord Rosebery has been elected Chancellor of Glasgow University to fill the vacancy created by the death of Lord Kelvin, who served as Chancellor since 1904.
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London
Lord Rosebery
Glasgow University
Lord Kelvin
Italian railway official arrested in Swiss robbery case
Detectives arrested Alessando Giometto, an Italian railway official, as he boarded the White Star steamer Teutonic for New York. He faces charges of robbing 93 200 from a Swiss Chiasso station. Found were 0.96 in gold and 14 400 in banknotes. He traveled with a young Italian woman, alleged to be fleeing to the United States with him.
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Cherbourg
Alessandro Giometto
White Star Line
Teutonic
New York
Giometto
Rairoad
Chiasso
Switzerland
United States
Szechenyis Leave Vienna for Budapest
The Count and Countess Szechenyi depart Vienna for Budapest tonight as they continue travels between major European capitals.
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Vienna
Szechenyi
Budapest
Prince Nicholas of Montenegro to visit Russia
Prince Nicholas of Montenegro is expected to arrive in St. Petersburg tomorrow. Quarters have been prepared for him at the Winter Palace.
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Prince Nicholas
Russia
St. Petersburg
Prince Nicholas of Montenegro
Wineter Palace
Joyful Night at Public School 23 Evening Show
Bright Mulberry Bend children in night school at Public School 23 stage a sixteen piece program on the third floor. Amelia Leonard sings Italian, Emily Walsh performs French song, and diplomas honor attendance and merit amid local officials and letters from city leaders.
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Ciidren
Mulberry Bend
Adeline E. Simpson
Bikani Tucker
Deborah
Amelia Leonard
Emily F. Walsh
Minnie Macchio
St. Michael's
Meta
Sophie van Aken
Annie Hamman
Josette Sanders
Natalie Boniface
Hyman Levy
4Th District
McClellan
Ahearn
McGowan
Goldfogle
W. H. Henwood
Wooster Street School
Bernard Cronson
Vestry Street School
Jennie Terrazanola
Victoria Terrazanola
Annie Brounze
Sadie
Rose Jacobs
Frieda Frank
Mary Portiz
Frances Bloc
Meta van Aken
Fidelio at the Metropolitan Opera Sees Noted Rehearsal and Review
Beethoven's Fidelio at the Metropolitan Opera last night showcased Mahlers innovative staging with Viennese scenery. Critics lament persistent institutional flaws hindering artistic progress while praising individual performances from Morena Leffler Burckhard and Van Rooy, and recalling historic Fidelio interpreters such as Schroeder Devrient Brandt Lehmann Niemann and Lehmann.
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Beethoven
Metropolitan Opera House
Mahler
Court Opera
Vienna
Conried
Opera House
Lyric Playhouse
Upper Broadway
The
Metropolitan
the Tribune
Miss Lehmann
Alfred Niemann
Florestan
Schroeder-Devrient
McKee Divorce Case In Paris Hearings End Argument
Maitre Labori closed his plea in the Paris divorce suit by Mrs. A Hart McKee stating Mr McKee arranged the $800000 trust to guard the fortune. He claimed Mrs McKee quarrelled with kin and deceived all. Dorville for Colonel Baxter argued damages suits belong in the United States and that Baxter bore no responsibility for American newspaper publications. Barboux will finish the argument on April 5.
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Paris
Maitre Labori
A. Hart McKee
Hugh Tevis
McKee
Colonel Baxter
M. Lapori
M. Labori
M. Derville
M. Dorville
United States
America
Baxter
Attack on Comic Sunday Supplements Sparks Debate
Miss Ella C C Elder of Buffalo attacked Sunday newspaper comic supplements before the International Kindergarten Union in New Orleans on April 1. She argued five day week schools promote literature art and ethics while Sunday comics undermine these ideals in children’s minds.
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New Orleans
International Kindergarten Union
Ella CC. Elder
Buffalo
Prominent Arrivals at Major Hotels Stationed in City
The list catalogs notable guests checking into elite hotels including Cyrus Curtis of Philadelphia at the Belmont, Countess La Preciosa of Rome at Fifth Avenue, Senator Nelson W. Aldrich of Providence at Gootham, Baron R. de Luze of France at Hotel Astor, Charles W. Eliot and L. Clark Seelve at Murray Hill, C. G Roebling of Trenton at Waldorf Astoria, and Dr V Cornish of London at Westminster, among others.
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Belmont
Cyrus Curtis
Philadelphia
Fifth Avenue
Countess la Preciosa
Rome
Gootham
Nelson W. Aldrich
Providence
Baron R. de Luze
Saumur
France
Murray Hill
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Cambridge
L. Clark Seelve
Smith University
Northampton
Mass
Waldorfastoria
C. G Roebling
Trenton
Westminster
Dr. V. Cornish
London
Weather Forecast and Local Record From Washington
General rain in the Ohio and upper Mississippi valleys with abnormally high southern temperatures. Freezing temps in Montana Wyoming Iowa Wisconsin Michigan. Districts expect rain or snow with clearing and colder conditions by Friday. Local forecast notes rain today in DC and Maryland, with fair and cooler Friday. Local record shows yesterday's high 54 and low 42.
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Washington
Lake
Ohio
Mississippi
Kentucky
West Virginia
Virginia
Mississippi Valley
Texas
Montana
Wyoming
Iowa
Wisconsin
Upper
Michigan
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Lower
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Michigan Peninsula
Gulf States
South Atlantic States
Plains States
Missouri
Upper Mississippi
Upper Lake Region
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic Coast
Gulf Coast
Lake Michigan
Grand Banks
District of Columbia
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
Eracely Bish
Dr Eliot Tells Brooklyn Pupils Education Key to Success
Harvard University President Charles W. Eliot addressed Boys High School in Brooklyn at the invitation of Principal James Sullivan. City Superintendent William H Maxwell and education commissioners attended as Eliot urged early college focus, achievement through concentration, and dedication to country and improved citizenship.
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Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Brooklyn
James Sullivan
William H. Maxwell
Board of Education
Dr. Eliot
Sullivan
America
New York City
Eliot
New York
Bryan Declines Rival Dinner To Speak April 13
Telegrams halted a rival Waldorf event as William J. Bryan refused to attend or speak at a competing dinner for Jefferson’s birthday. The National Democratic Club planned an April 13 Knickerbocker Hotel function with Bryan's involvement uncertain.
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Bryan
the Waldorf
Jefferson
National Democratic Club
William J. Bryan
Harry W. Walker
H. H. Hughes
Springfield
Mr. Bryan
the Tribune
Democratic Club
Knickerbocker Hotel
Board of Governors
Kansas City
John W. Keller
Andrew Freedman
Committee On Speakers
Freedman
Thomas Foran
London
Rochester
Former Marine surgeon found dead in Atlanta hotel
Dr. Norwood K. Vance, formerly a U S Marine Corps surgeon, was found dead in his room at a Atlanta hotel. Authorities say the pistol wound was self-inflicted.
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Atlanta
Norwood K. Vance
United States Marine Corps
In spektor Braesig German Theatre Production
The German Theatre stock company staged In spektor Braesig a Low German adaptation by T Gassmann and J Krueger. Braesig a retired farm superintendent aids neighbors as a plot unfolds around a young landowner in debt and near dispossession, saved by local effort and his community. Special mention goes to Sauermann Weizert Meyer Georgine Neuendorff and Elizabeth Aariani for their performances.
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Braesig
Fritz Reuter
T. Gassmann
J. Krueger
Platt-Deutsch
Mr. Sauermann
Mr Weizert
Otto Meyer
Georgine Neuendorff
Elizabeth Aariani
Nightly Exhibits at Wallack's and Daly's Draw Free Admission
Yesterday afternoon Wallack's showcased a Knight for a Day troupe with a guest group calling themselves man haters. At Daly's Girls, a panel of outspoken young women aired dislike for men and openly advertised as man haters. Both groups entered free due to their timely appeal and audience fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallack’s
Daly's Theatres
Equine Director Plans New Horse After Morning Loss
Frank Melville, equestrian director at the Hippodrome, says Morning the white stallion was lost in an accident. He has acquired a nearly identical white horse and expects to have him ring ready within a few months.
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Frank Melville
Hippodrome
Morning
Melville
Shaw Completes New Play on Marriage for London Stage
London reports George Bernard Shaw has finished a new play about marriage. The work will soon be staged in London, signaling another prominent entry from the famed playwright.
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G. G. Shaw
London
George Bernard Shaw
Theatrical openings and fare across New York stages
The Garrick Theatre opens next Monday with Cyril Scott in The Royal Mounted. Bijou opens April 9 with Henry E. Dixey in Papa Lebonnard. Lyric will stage Don Quixote later in April. The Yankee Prince, a G M Cohan musical, debuts tonight in Hartford and comes to Knickerbocker. Reuter Inspektor Braesig debuts at the German Theatre with Ernst Sauermann. Eille Reeves joins A Night in an English Music Hall and The Follies of 148 is announced. Jardin de Paris plans summer shows atop the New York Theatre roof. Williams and Walker perform at Majestic for automobile carnival visitors. Bandanna Land remains popular and a 100th performance is expected next Thursday.
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Garrick Theatre
Cyril Scott
The
Royal Mounted
Messrse B
W. ©. de Mille
Bijou
Henry E. Dixey
Lyric
G. M. Cohan
Hartford
Ernst Sauermann
Eille Reeves
Jardin de Paris
New York Theatre
Williams and Walker
Majestic Theatre
Major Edward H. Pratt Dies at Seventy In Fredonia
Fredonia New York April 1 Major Edward H Pratt president of the Hubbard Nursery Company and prominent resident died here today He was born in Dansville New York sixty or seventy years ago During the Civil War he organized a company and served with the Army of the Potomac He joined General Hookers staff and took part in Lookout Mountain battles He was a member of state fruit growers and national nurserymen organizations.
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Fredonia
N. Y
Edward H. Pratt
T. 3. Hubbard Nursery Company
Dansville
Army of the Potomac
Pratt
Hooker
Lookout Mountain
State Organization of Fruit Growers
National Organization of Nurserymen
Toole Resigns as Governor. Norris Installed in Montana
Helena April 1 Governor Joseph Toole resigns effective today Edwin Norris Lt Governor is installed as chief executive in his place.
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Helena
Mont
Joseph K. Toole
Edwin Norris
Blanchard and Blanchard Deaths Stated in Newark Notices
Death notices list several obituaries including Blanchard Mary Robb and Howard with service details. Mary Brinckerhoff dies at Brooklyn home aged 80. Lyon and Howland listed among bereaved names with funeral plans. Carriages and cemetery arrangements noted for Greenwood and Stamford connections.
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Blanchard
Newark
N. J
Panama
Edwin
Jon Conn
St. John’s
Stamford
Conn
New York
Restorative notes on Harlem transit and cemetery access
The item lists Woodlawn Cemetery access by Harlem train from Grand Central. Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys by carriage, and plots priced at 150 dollars and up. It includes contact numbers 4855 and 1326 and office at 20 East 234 Street for Book of Views and representation. Also mentions ambulances and an Uptown Tribune job file center at 1364 Broadway with hours 9 am to 6 pm.
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Harlem
Webster
Jerome Avenue
East
New York City
NEW York Tribune
Broadway
36Th
37Th Streets
Nansau Street
Wall Street
William Street
Cptown
Fice
120Th Street
Shington Bureau
Ark
Frederick N. Jammer
3Rd Street
Will
the Tribune
Montague de la Cour
Tribune
American Expres Empany
Harmarket & & Son Toce
Pall Mail
London
Paris
Johrn Mocroe
John Waram
Rue Des Petites Bouries
Eagie Bureau
Eagie Bureau 3 Rumber of Rue Morgan. Harjes & Co. No. S2 Boulevard Haaggee
Tribune subscription rates and office locations listed
The Tribune lays out domestic, foreign, and Canadian rates for daily and weekly editions, with mail and street sales options. It also provides extensive office addresses in New York and abroad, plus a traveler’s guide to where to find the paper and its ads in major cities.
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Tribune
Tribun
United States
Mexico
Manhattan
Bronx
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
York City
Senday Trisons
Garore
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Damrosch
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Mme. Janouschowsky
Mme. Ternina
Comic Sunday
the Weather Report
Brooklyn High School
Theatrical News
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Wdlliam P. Holly
MY Maria Te Howard
Joseph, Jr
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Charles
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Nevada
Joseph Howard
Joan Tasker
Susan T. Howard
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Plytmo Church
Orange St
Henry Brooklyn
Kowhek
Greenwood Cemetery
Howland
Horace Howland
Benjamin Howland
Church of Messiah
Park Ave
Lyon
Katonah
William Penn Lyon
Grand Central Station
Pawling
Milbank
Maris Louisa (Wakeman
Robert M.D
Na West 48Th St
Greenwood
Baltimore
Charles Robb
Woodlawn
Undertakers
Frank EF. Campbell
Chelsem
Daily Day Tribune
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Victoria
Savoy Hotel
Cartton
Claridge’s
the & T
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Queen's Hotel
Glasgow
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Station
Jarme Berry
Gibraltar
Cecil
Chatham
Hotel de Lille
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Bee Vrance
Excelsior
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