Sealing talks in line with British US diplomacy
Washington reports growing belief in administration circles that the British Ambassador may reopen negotiations with the United States on Alaskan seal fisheries and pelagic sealing. Japanese sealing activity shifts pressure from Canada, prompting possible Canadian urging to Mr Bruce to resume talks for a satisfactory understanding.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Great Britain
United States
Bryce
Canada
Department of State
Root
Bruce
Eruce
Ambassador Reid
London
Canaca
Hague Treaty Favored by Senate Committee Vote
The U S Senate Foreign Relations Committee reported favorably on the general Hague arbitration treaty after adopting two amendments. One mirrors terms adding limitations under Senator Bacom and U S neutrality policy, the other requires Senate approval before arbitration or a defined scope. Remaining Hague pacts face rejection, with dispute over an international Prize Court and contractual debts. neutrals rights await fate.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Committee On Foreign Relations
Bacom
United States
Senate
France
State Department
International Prize Court
Supreme Court
Culiem
Rose
Arkansas
The
Hague
Pette
Houses for Diplomats Bill Aims to Provide Residences Abroad
The House Foreign Affairs Committee moves to report a bill buying suitable diplomatic residences abroad. Perkins leads with a plan to fund purchases in Paris Berlin and Mexico replacing prior London focus. Longworth supported a $5 million appropriation but committee prefers smaller start, amid House sentiment to end the old policy.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Tower-Hill
Congress
United States
Perkins
New York
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Treasury
Longworth
Paris
Berlin
Mexico
London
Starden
Texas
Kustermann
Wisconsin
House
Cannon
More Money for German Emperor
Berlin reports a bill to raise the Prussian civil list for the Emperor now at 3 990 000 dollars annually payable as King of Prussia. The rank carries no salary and the rise reflects higher living costs. Earlier notes say the Emperor did not frequently borrow from rich friends and saved much of his income for his children.
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Berlin
Prussia
Chancellor MacCracken Lectures in Copenhagen
Chancellor MacCracken of New York University gave his second lecture at the University of Copenhagen on Aims in the Twentieth Century. The hall was filled beyond capacity and he was tonight the guest of honor of the Students Association. He will repeat his talks on Saturday and Monday at Christiania.
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Copenhagen
MacCracken
New York University
University of Copenhagen
Students’ Association
Moenday
Christiania
Meeting Defeats Plan to Link Caviar Rivers to Export Power
At a Senate Railway Committee gathering today a proposal to connect the Sturgeon and nearby rivers and export hydroelectric power to the United States was rejected. Officials indicated concern over feasibility and regional impact.
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Sturgeon
United States
Senator Railway Committee
Alberta Buys Bell telephone lines
Albertas Minister of Public Works W H Cushing completed arrangements with Bell Telephone Company of Canada to purchase its lines for 675000 dollars. The deal, finalized yesterday, expands Alberta's communications infrastructure.
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Montreal
W. H. Cushing
Province of
Alberta
Bell Telephone Company of Canada
No Criticism of John Hay, Says Professor Elliott
Professor Henry W Elliott released a signed statement denying any disparagement of John Hay in the seal question report printed by order of the Senate and later withdrawn. He says the paper praises Hay and the Senators for progress toward a full fair settlement despite Hay's death.
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Cleveland
Henry W. Eliott
John Hay
United States Senate
Elliott
Birrell Denies Haddo Link To Regalia Theft
Augustine Birrell in the House of Commons rejected Dublin rumors tying Lord Haddo to the state regalia theft. He stated the jewels must have been stolen between June 11 and July 6 and called the rumor a cowardly falsehood. Birrell noted Haddo left Dublin March 7 of last year and lived in Scotland and London thereafter until December 10. He said libel prosecution 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
Acquittal in Puerto Rico for Abarenda murder case
Alexander Dickson, a carpenter on the United States collier Abarenda, was acquitted of the murder of Chief Officer Walter Weichert. A mixed jury found self defence after testimony that Weichert brutalized Dickson aboard the ship last February, ending with Dickson severing Weichert's head with an axe.
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San Juan
P. R
Alexander Dickson
United States
Abarenda
Offcer
Walter Weichert
Weichert
Dickson
Condition of British Premier Reported No Change
London April 1 Dr Bertrand Dawson physician to King Edward and diabetes specialist consulted Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman’s physicians and remained in the sickroom for about an hour. Announcement says there is no change to report in the Premier's condition.
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London
Bertrand Dawson
King Edward
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Paris Plans Mid July Visit by President Falliieres
President Falliéres visit to Emperor Nicholas is nearly arranged for mid July. Afterward he will travel to Stockholm Christiania and Copenhagen for subsequent engagements.
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Paris
Falliéres
Nicholas
Stockholm
Christiania
Copenhagen
Chile invites gunmakers for artillery tests
Santiago de Chill reports the Chilean government invites leading gunmakers to send representatives to witness October tests. The aim is to acquire a new artillery armament and spark bidding interest among manufacturers.
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Santiago de Chill
Russians from Douma seek higher salaries during recesses
Fifty members of the Russian Douma introduced a bill to raise their pay by extending compensation for an additional day through recess periods, aiming to boost their overall salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Austrian Emperor withholds Holy Week duties
Vienna reports that Emperor Francis Joseph, in ill health, will abstain from Holy Week ceremonies including the washing of the feet of the poor as a precautionary measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Rosebery Elected Chancellor of Glasgow University
Lord Rosebery has been elected Chancellor of Glasgow University to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Lord Kelvin who served as Chancellor since 1994. The announcement comes from London on April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Rosebery
Glasgow University
Lord Kelvin
Italian Railway Official Arrested in Chiasso Robbery
Detectives arrested Alessando Giometto, Italian railway official, as he boarded the White Star steamer Teutonic bound for New York. He faces charges of stealing 33 200 dollars from a Swiss Chiasso railroad station. About 0 9 in gold and 14 400 in banknotes were found on him. He traveled with a young Italian woman believed to be his intended US companion.
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Cherbourg
Apri
Alessandro Giometto
White Star Line
Teutonic
New York
Giometto
Chiasso
Switzerland
United States
Szechenys Leave Vienna for Budapest Tonight
The Count and Countess Szechenyi depart Vienna for Budapest tonight, continuing their travels after arriving in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Szechenyi
Budapest
Prince Nicholas of Montenegro to Visit Russia
Prince Nicholas of Montenegro is expected to arrive in St. Petersburg tomorrow with quarters prepared at the Winter Palace. The visit is slated for April 1.
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Prince Nicholas
Russia
St. Petersburg
Apri
Prince Nicholas of Montenegro
Wineter Palace
Joyful Night at Public School 23 in Mulberry Bend
A large night school program at Public School 3 featured about five hundred children from Mulberry Bend and surrounding areas. Performers included Amelia Leonard, Emily Walsh, Minnie Macchia, Meta Van Aken, Sophie Van Aken, and several others with diplomas awarded for attendance and merit.
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Mulberry Bend
Adeline E. Simpson
Bib
Tucker
Deborah
Amelia Leonard
Emily F. Walsh
Minnie Macchia
St. Michael's
Meta
Sophie van Aken
Annie Hamman
Josette Sanders
Natalie Boniface
Hyman Levy
4Th District
McClellan
Ahearn
McGowan
Goldfogle
W. H. Henwood
Woo
Fidelio at the Metropolitan Opera House under Mahler
Beethoven's Fidelio seen third time this season at the Metropolitan Opera House with Mahler's Vienna style staging. The performance sparked debate over artistic aims and management, praising some vocalists while noting limits of the cast and orchestration, and recalling historic Leonore interpretations.
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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
Tribune
Schroeder-Devrient
Leonore
Herr Niemann
Wagener
Mme, Schroeder-Deyrient
Wagner
Fraulein Lehmann
Herr Robinson
McKee Divorce Case Voices Defense Of Fortunes Trust
Paris April 1 Maltre Labori closed his plea in the McKee divorce suit detailing the trust that holds a 500000 fortune and asserting Mrs A Hart McKee instigated the quarrels while denying charges against her honor Colonel Baxter’s defamation case against him is argued by M Dorville who says damages lie in the United States and not before a French court Barboux’s counsel will finish April 1
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Paris
Maltre Labori
A. Hart McKee
Hugh Tevis
McKee
Colonel Baxter
M. Labori
Mr. McKee
M. Dorville
Mrs. McKee
M Dorville
United States
America
Attack on Comic Sunday Supplements Sparks Debate
New Orleans April 1 Miss Ella C Elder of Buffalo attacked Sunday newspaper comic supplements before the International Kindergarten Union. She said five day week schools aim to build literature art and ethics in children while Sunday supplements undermine those ideals.
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New Orleans
International Kindergarten Union
Ella C. Elder
Buffalo
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels List Noted Personalities
A registry of notable guests visiting elite New York hotels. Cyrus Curtis of Philadelphia at the Belmont, Countess L B Predosa of Rome at Fifth Avenue, Senator Nelson W Aldrich of Providence at Gotham, Baron R de Luze of Samur France at Hotel Astor, Charles W Eliot Harvard president and L Clark Seelye Smith president at Murray Hill, C G Koebling of Trenton at Waldorf Astoria, Dr V Cornish of London at Westminster.
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Belmont
Cyrus Curtis
Philadelphia
Fifth Avenue
L. B Predosa
Rome
Gotham
Nelson W. Aldrich
Providence
ASTOR
Baron R. de Luze
Saumur
France
Murray Hill
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Cambridge
L. Clark Seelye
Smith University
Northampton
Mass
Waldorfastoria
C. G. Koebling
Trenton
Westminster
Dr. V. Cornish
London
Weather Record and Forecast for Districts and Regions
General rain in the Ohio and upper Mississippi valleys with abnormally high southern temperatures. Freezing temps across Montana to upper Michigan. Rain or snow in New England and middle Atlantic, clearing and colder Friday. Local notes include District of Columbia Maryland rain today then clearing, New England snow in north and rain in south, Western Pennsylvania rain or snow and colder, Western New York rain turning to snow.
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Lake
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Mississippi
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Virginia
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Iowa
Wisconsin
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Grand Banks
District of Columbia
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
Weather Bureau
Tuus Tyus
Bisesss
Wisn
Dr Eliot Addresses Boys at Brooklyn High School
Harvard University president Charles W. Eliot spoke on Education before pupils of Brooklyn's Boys' High School at the invitation of principal James Sullivan. City Superintendent William H. Maxwell and several Board of Education commissioners were present.
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Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Brooklyn
James Sullivan
William H. Maxwell
Board of Education
Dr. Elliot
Sullivan
America
New York City
Eliot
New York
Bryan Declines Rival Dinner Plans for Jefferson Birthday
William J. Bryan rejected a rival Waldorf dinner proposal on April 13 aiming to coincide with Jefferson’s birthday. The National Democratic Club dinner at the Knickerbocker stirred friction as Bryan may skip the event amid internal disputes and limited invitation to speak.
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the Waldorf
Jefferson
National Democratic Club
Wiliam J. Bryan
Harry W. Walker
H. H. Hughes
Springfield
Mr. Bryan
the Tribune
Democratic Club
Knickerbocker Hotel
Board of Governors
Kansas City
Joan W. Keller
Andrew Freedman
Committee On Speakers
Rochester
Former Marine surgeon Norwood K. Vance found dead in Atlanta
Dr Norwood K Vance formerly a United States Marine Corps surgeon was found dead in his hotel room in Atlanta on April 1 from a pistol wound authorities say appears to be self direct provided.
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Atlanta
Norwood K. Vance
United States Marine Corps
German Theatre stages In spektor Braestg about country life
The German Theatre stock company presented In spektor Braestg a Low German adaptation by T Gassmann and J Krueger. Braesig, a revived farm superintendent, aids neighbors as a debt plagued young owner faces dispossession. Strong acting by Sauermann Weizert Meyer Neuendorff Aariani noted.
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Platt-Deutsch
Mr. Sauermann
Mr Weizert
Otto Meyer
Georgine Neuendorff
Elizabeth Aariani
Nightly Exhibits At Wallack’s And Daly’s Thrill Crowds
Yesterday afternoon Wallack's featured the Knight for a Car company with guests claiming to be man haters. At Daly's the Girls act drew attention from a panel of outspoken young women who openly expressed dislike for men. Both groups were admitted free due to their ability to fit the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallack’s
Daly's Theatres
Equine Director Trains Replacement After Morning Loss
Frank Melville, equestrian director at the Hippodrome, lost his white stallion Morning in an accident and began training a near duplicate yesterday. He acquired a white horse similar to Morning and expects to be ring-ready in a few months.
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Frank Melville
Hippodrome
Morning
Melville
Shaw Completes New Play About Marriage
George Bernard Shaw has completed a new play on the subject of marriage and it will soon be staged in London.
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G. 5. Shaw
London
George Bernard Shaw
The Garrick and Nearby Theatres Schedule Openings
The Garrick Theatre opens next Monday with Cyril Scott in The Royal Mounted. Bijou opens in April with Henry E. Dixey in Papa Lebonnard. Lyric to host Don Quixote April with Sothern, and a new G M Cohan musical The Yankee Prince debuts tonight in Hartford then NYC. Weitere openings include Inspektor Eradsig at the German Theatre and The Follies of 1$ at Jardin de Paris. Williams and Walker perform at the Majestic tonight as Bandanoa Land remains popular with a Thursday 10th show ahead.
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Cyril Scott
The
Royal Mounted
Messrs
C B
W. ©. de Mille
Bijou
Henry E. Dixey
Papa Lebonnard
Lyric Theatre
Signor Novelli
Don Quixote
Sothern
G M. Cohan
Hartford
Ernst Sauermann
Blille Reeves
Jardin de Paris
New York
Willams and Walker
Majestic Theatre
Major Edward H. Pratt Dies, Prominent Nurseryman
Fredonia New York April 1 Major Edward H Pratt president of the Hubbard Nursery Company died today at age seventy born in Dansville New York He organized a company at Civil War start and served with the Army of the Potomac later on General Hooker staff and fought at Lookout Mountain 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
Edwin Norris Installed Montana Governor After Toole Resigns
Edwin Norris became Montana's acting governor as Governor Joseph K. Toole resigned effective today. Norris, the lieutenant governor, was sworn in to serve as chief executive in Helena.
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Helena
Mont
Joseph K. Toole
Edwin Norris
Blanchard and Lyon Death Notices and Services
Death notices appear in The Tribune and are republished in the Tri-Weekly Tribune. Listings include Blanchard, Brinckerhoff, Holly, Howard, Howland, Lyon, Milbank, Robb with private or public funeral details and cemetery arrangements. Services dated April 1 to 5 at various locations in Newark Brooklyn Stamford and Katonah. Interments at Green-Wreen Cemetery and Greenwood per family convenience.
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Tribune
Blanchard
Newark
Alan May Robb
Howard Blanchard
John T. Robb
M. Brinckerhoff
Mary Brinckerhoff
James Brinckerhoff
St John's Plas
Brooklyn
Towers Holly
Isthmus
Panama
Edwin
Holly
Conn
Mary E
St. John's
Stamford
York
Howland
Aremont Ave
Horace Howland
Benjamin 2. Howland
Church of Messiah
Park Ave
Lyon
Katonah
N. Y
William Penn Lyon
Grand Central Station
Pawling
Milbank
Desirable Help Quick at New York Tribune Office
The New York Tribune invites aspirants to save time and expense by consulting the file of applications for positions of various kinds now installed at its Ptown Office. Located at No 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th streets, hours are 9 am to 6 pm.
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New-York Tribune
Broadway
36Th
37Th Streets
Tribune subscription rates and offices list
The Tribune outlines domestic and foreign subscription rates for daily weekly and other editions, including early mail options to the United States Mexico Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines. It lists numerous domestic and international office addresses and agent outlets for subscriptions and advertisements.
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Philippines
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