Knox Panama Note Clarifying The Panama Dispute
Washington January 21 The full text of the U S reply to Britain's protest on the Panama Canal act may be published late this week or early next. The U S sent its reply by mail last Saturday and it should reach London next Saturday. The note explains no delay was made to aid any arbitration treaty expiry and confirms the document left the United States.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
United States
London
Haseen
Knox
Great Britain
Tribune
Taft
Department of State
Edward Grey
Foreign Office
Indict Lawyer for Sipp Bribery
Local briefs report the indictment of a lawyer in connection with a siphoned bribery case tied to a Sipp matter. The page also notes upcoming court actions and political items of the day.
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Sipp
Armatrong
Kohler
Helen Gould
T. Nin
Costello
Crr
Seine
Ek Murphy
Hearst
Congress
Wilson
May Kim Wilson
Maro
Grey May Resign If Suffragettes Lose
Cable report from London notes a high authority statement that Sir Edward Grey will resign if the suffrage amendment is defeated and the decision not arrived at on merits. The piece outlines party divisions on woman suffrage, possible parliamentary outcomes, and the potential cabinet crisis should Grey vote against the franchise bill on third reading.
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The
Tribune
London
Edward Grey
Asquith
House of Commons
Premie Asquith
Sir Edward Grey
David Lioyd George
John Burns
Augustine Pirrell
Rufus Issacs
Dream seam coat invention dreams of tailor Mr Shapiro
Mrs Mansfield, wife of Professor William Mansfield of Columbia University, vanished after cashing $0 at a Verona bank. A Venetian dispatch says she was found unconscious in Venice and admitted to a hospital, with authorities probing her whereabouts. Shapiro claims a seamless coat solved by a dream, patent pending.
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Hernard Shapiro
Mr. Shapiro
Ming
Rotts
Ohanen Field
Venice
New York
Mansfield
Silo
Garda
Verona
Mrs. Mansfield
William Mansfield
The
Colege of Pharmacy of
Columbia University
Sickles Deficit Unpaid Reports In Attorney General Office
Albany dispatch reports the Attorney General announced a letter explaining why the amount due the state from General Daniel E Sickles remains unpaid. The notice states about five thousand dollars had been paid and that the government had entered into a settlement with further payments expected shortly. No additional payments have been received.
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Albany
San
Wineram
oMee
Daniel E. Sickles
Chathonta Commie Stanton
Auto Hit by Steel Block Near Whipvang Road
Mrs. Antony of Whipvang Road narrowly escaped serious injury when a heavy chain and hook attached to a steam derrick were lowered in front of her car as it passed under a railroad trestle near Morris Street. The windshield and top of the auto were damaged but saved by the steel roll of the windshield frame. she was struck by glass fragments.
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Orristown
A. Antony
Whipvang Road
Huey
Morris Street
Mrs. Antony
Texas Boy Receives Taft Autograph After Kind Letter
A seven year old from Honey Grove Texas wrote to President Taft. Taft admired the note and sent back a photo of himself with his autograph. The boy expressed yearning for more correspondence and shared a touching family detail. The article blends this personal moment with rail advertising for the Florida Special train.
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Honey Grove
Tex
Taft
Washington
Cary the Hetle
Texas
Fieaven
Indicted Lawyer May Betray Ring In Police Graft Case
A grand jury voted for indictment against Edward J. Newell a Harlem lawyer amid graft probes. The panel plans to charge him under Bribing Witness law for allegedly paying George A. Sipp to testify as directed, while police officials face scrutiny over funding and potential flight plans to Tampa. The case centers on witness intimidation and the wider Harlem police graft network, with district attorney Whitman pursuing decisive action.
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Newell
Edward J. Newell
Broadway
Tammany Cirelee
Harlem
George A Sipp
Tly
Sipp
Howard
Sippewell
Whitman
Teas
Tammany
Sipps
Continental
Newark
Philadelphia
Tampa
Pla
Vo Far Ay
Sippy Step
Tanypa
Florida
New
Atte
Rosenthal
Agene A. Fox
Trolman
Fox
Mr. Whitman
Juste Cott
Criminal Courts
Feld
Caruso Loses Lawsuit and Elevator Fall Tragedy
Jan 21 report from Cincinnatian details singer Caruso losing a land suit against Dr. Della Vedova over calumny claims about his health. A laborer at Union Central Site Building fell 29 stories from the twenty ninth floor shaft to the basement, after grabbing the elevator cable, surviving nine hours.
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Turi
Harique Caruso
Lander
Della Vedova
Clneinnath
Dan
Wilam Coogan
Iaborer
Union Central Site
Coogan
Rumors Over Warwick Castle Rental Interest
London Jan 22 A wealthy American reportedly seeks to rent Warwick Castle. Lord Warwick's agent confirms inquiries but the renter's party name is not disclosed. The agent declines to identify the prospective American tenant.
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London
Warwick Castle
Lord Warwick
No Good to Be Pleasant Fined for Traffic Violation
In Montclair at the police court Recorder Henry J. Yost addressed Patrolman Patrick Gannon and a chauffeur named Pleasant Good whom he questioned about his name. The driver, living at 38 William Street, was fined $3 for traffic violations after judge and officer examined the case and the remark echoed: next case.
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Montclair
Henry J. Yost
Patrick Gannon
Wiliam Street
Gannon
DIES CHASING HIS MASTER GREYHOUND SLAIN IN TRAIN CHASE
In South Norwalk Connecticut a six mile race between a Boston express train and the greyhound Meteor ended tragically when the dog collapsed and died after keeping pace beside the speeding coach. Lucian Gray pursued the train in vain to stop it, then returned by car to find Meteor dead near Stamford.
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Norwalk
Conn
Lucian Gray
Meteor
Gray
Rewayton
Darren
Mr. Gray
Express
Stamford
Winter Weather Prophet predicts snow and cold through April
Hackensack daily report quotes A J Devoe foretelling a cold spell starting now and snow in the Ohio Valley tomorrow with continued cold through April 1. He forecasts heavy February cold, a thickening February mid-month and a harsh season ahead in the local area.
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Devoe
the Tribune
Hackensack
A. J. Devoe
Ohio Valley
Cold Snap Sets January River Record
Temperatures swung from 60 degrees in the morning to 28 by 10 PM, the coldest January reading in memory. The Hudson River ferries faced delays as ice formed, and the Hudson Navigation Company notes no January date this late since records began in 1810.
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Weather Bureau
Hudson Navigation Company
Uniform Speed Suggested After Road Tragedies
London reports another police injury as a taxi strike in Westminster Bridge Road injures a officer following the death of a traffic policeman in Ludgate Circus. Commissioner Sir Edward Henry testifies before the House of Commons committee on motor traffic dangers, saying accidents rise with more vehicles and pedestrians, and proposing a uniform speed limit to curb the risk.
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London
Ludgate Circus
Westminster Bridge Road
House of Commons
Edward Henry
Metropolitan Police
Traffe Commission
Sulzer Faces Decision on Hearst Backing or Murphy Support
Albany dispatch reports Governor Sulzer must choose soon between aligning with William Randolph Hearst and his newspapers or remaining in step with Charles F. Murphy and Tammany. Hearst forces urge appointing a Hearst ally to the Public Service Commission, while Murphy allies push for Murphy’s preferred successors, amid broader fears of a political trap and patronage considerations.
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Tribune
Albany
Sulzer
William Randolph Hearst
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany
Democratic State Organization
Hearst
Public Service Commission
Board of Estimate
Interborough
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
1St District Commission
Shearn
William R. Willcox
Bir
Murphy
New York City
Fitzpatrick
Buffalo
Upstate
2D District Commission
Mr Hearst
Tammany Men
Thomas Mott Osborne
Scott- Rattigan
Weovernor
Mr. Hearst
Muphy
Brooklyn Transit Conference
Will‘cox
Edward C. Blum
Charles H. Fuller
Andrew McLean
R. G. Higbie
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Asaulth
Rovern
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Caruso
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