Outrage in Ireland sparks Lords attack on government
In London on January 30 the Lords heard fierce charges that the government tolerated Irish terrorism to keep Nationalists supportive in Parliament. Marquis of Londonderry blamed government cowardice, citing cattle raids and a mocked jury system, while Leola Beauchamp defended the administration and warned against reviving coercive Acts.
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London
Ireland
Commons
House of Lords
Marquis of Londonderry
Lord Langford
James Bryce
Birrell
Irish League
Leora Beauchamp
Lord Lansdowne
Macedonia
Balfour
Gerald Balfour
Lisbon Faces Growing Nervousness Over Rumored Plots
Lisbon calm hides rising unrest as rumors of plots spread through all classes. Police intensify actions with daily house checks and arrests while officials deny plans for a state of siege and emphasize public support for Premier Franco. A newly found arms cache near an inclined rail line is noted as evidence of tensions.
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Lisbon
Gov
Portugal
Francoce
Epini
No Divorce For Maud Gonne In Superior Court
The Superior Court today hears an appeal from a lower court ruling in the Maud Gonne case. Mrs. McBride known as the Irish Joan of Arc sued Major McBride for an absolute divorce, after a judicial separation earlier. The court previously refused an absence based on her Irish nationality and her husband’s Boer War service.
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McBride
Joan of Arc
Major McBride
Risad
Ts Tribunal
Rescue at Sea Aboard Mauretanias Return to Port
The Cunard liner Mauretanias arrives after hours at 41 minutes at a fast eastward passage. It had three men aboard from the New York coast who were blown from a tug during a storm on January 24. They were picked up by the Mauretanias lifeboat and saved, exhausted but alive, the next day.
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Cunard
Retania
Taylor
Coffin
New York
Cost of Old Age Pensions Proposal Discussed
An incidental remark during a speech exposed Herbert H. Asquith’s pension scheme for a million people. The plan, seen as government policy, is expected to propose a weekly pension around five shillings in certain cases, costing about TTL 550 annually if 30 percent eligibility holds.
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Herbert H. Asquith
Exchequer
Mr. Asquith
Scientist Lodge Voices Spirit Message Credence Today
Sir Oliver Joseph Lodge spoke at a Psychical Research Society meeting expressing credence in spirit messages reportedly received from Edmund Gurney Richard Hodgson Myers and from Mesdames Piper and Verral through mediums Landen Jan noted researchers reported the claim from the late and Frederick era through the me 20.
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Oliver Joseph Lodge
Psychical Reto-day
Edmund Gurney
Richard Hodgson Myers
Mmes
Piper and Verral
Bishop Hartzell Aboard Saxon Sails to Southampton
In a dispatch from Cape Town dated January 30, Rev. Dr. J. Co. Hartzell, Methodist Episcopal Bishop of South Africa, was a passenger aboard the steamship Saxon which departed for Southampton. He is onward bound for America.
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Ate Town
J. Co. Hartzell
Methodist Episcopal
South Africa
Southampton
Bishop Hartzell
America
Baron Takahira Delays Departure From Rome
Rome reports Baron Takahira the newly appointed Japanese Ambassador to the United States has postponed his departure due to a mild illness snza. He expects to leave on Monday.
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Rome
Insnza
Baron Takahira
United States
Flotilla Heads to Punta Arenas After Buenos Aires Stop
The American torpedo boat flotilla under Lt Hutch S Cone sailed from Buenos Aires at 9 am for Punta Arenas after a four day stay. The North American Society of the River Plate hosted officers with field sports and a large local turnout. Two Japanese aboard the British steamer Orita were noted ashore in Punta Arenas observing the fleet’s approach from Rio de Janeiro.
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Buenos Ayres
Hutch S. Cone
Hampton Reeds
Magdalena Bar
Punta Arenas
North American Society of the River Plate
Orita
Rio de Janeiro
Hayes
Liverpool
Valparaiso
Strait of Magellan
Chesapeake flag sold at London auction amid bid duel
London auction room witnessed a bid duel over the Chesapeake flag and Balaklava bugle from the T. G. Middlebrook collection. The flag sold for 4250 dollars to a London dealer who also bought the bugle for 1500 dollars. The buyer claimed to represent American parties, with no confirmation of a specific purchaser.
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America
Tribune
The
Tribune Association
London
Lawrence
Chesapeake
Boston Harbor
Massachusetts Historical Society
S. W. Partridge
Yankees
T. G. Middlebrook
Shannon
Grundy
Royal Navy
Light Brigade
Battle of
Balaklava
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Yarmouth Divorce Case Set For Next Wednesday
In London Sir Birrellames, president of the Divorce Court, fixed next Wednesday afternoon for the hearing of the suit by the Countess of Yarmouth, formerly Miss Alice Thaw of Pittsburg, against her husband for the annulment of their marriage. The Countess’ attorney said the case would be short.
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London
Sir Birrellames
Countess of Yarmouth
Alice Thaw
Pittsburg
Chesapeake Flag Goes to J Pierpont Morgan
London report quotes The Tribune that the Chesapeake flag is awarded to financier J Pierpont Morgan, marking a notable transfer of the historic symbol.
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London
the Tribune
J. Pierpont Morgan
Detective Baldwin Escorts Extradited Murder Suspect
From Rio de Janeiro to Southampton on the Nile, detective Baldwin and Moses Ferris travel in custody of Ferris for transfer to New York. Ferris is extradited from Argentina on murder charges for the February Roanoke, Virginia shooting of Frank Assaid.
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Rio de Janeiro
Jan. W
Baldwin
Southampton
Moses Ferris
New York
Ferris
Argentina
Frank Assaid
Roanoke
Buenos Ayres
Paris Minister Briand Denies Interview On Trial Marriages
Paris Jan 3 Minister of Justice and Worship M Briand denies giving the interview published yesterday in which he was quoted as favoring trial marriages but does not repudiate the attributed views.
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Paris
M. Briand
Rug Man on Bail Back in Jail in Brooklyn Case
Louis Wolf a East New York rug manufacturer was returned to Raymond Street Jail Brooklyn. The District Attorney refused discharge despite higher bail unless a writ of habeas corpus was obtained. Wolf faces pocket-picking charges after a Wednesday arrest at 10th Street subway.
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New York
Raymond Street
Brooklyn
Wolf
Supreme Court
Kings County Court
1Éth Street
Subway
Duncan Co. McKinley
No. 39
Broadway
Jefferson Market Court
Fawcett
Manhattan
Steel men in conference at Waldorf meeting
Seventy four representatives of large steel and iron interests dined then conferred at the Waldorf until 1 am. E. H. Gary of United States Steel presided and said a statement would be issued today. J. P. Morgan spoke and left before adjournment. The afternoon session met at 71 Broadway to discuss lowering steel rail prices. Participants included United States Steel Republic Steel Bethlehem Jones & Laughlin and Pennsylvania Steel.
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Waldorf
E. H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
J. P. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Broadway
Republic Steel Company
Bethlehem Steel Company
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Kansas Senate Passes Deposit Insurance Bill for State Banks
The Kansas Senate approved the only guarantee deposit bill likely to become law. The measure creates an insurance company to cover bank deposits with a $1,000,000 capital, 20 percent paid up and 80 percent due within a year, under the State Charter Board. Senators defend it as a stopgap amid risk of no other guarantee legislation. Senator Benson warns of risks to banks and individuals investing in the venture.
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Tribune
Topeka
Kan
Senate
House
Conference Committee
Kansas
State Charter Board
Benson
Movements of Regular Troops Planned for Pacific Coast
Washington reports that regular troop movements are tied to dispatching regiments to the Philippines to free veterans. Assistant Secretary Oliver has urged state governors to mobilize militia in joint drills next summer, with rail lines eyed for mass troop shifts to proposed camps on the Pacific coast.
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Washington
War Department
Omaha
Pacific Coast
Admiral Evans
Philippines
Oliver
Soft coal wage talks loom as April deadline nears
City soft coal firms monitor Pittsburg operators demand a 10 percent wage cut with a possible shutdown if not resolved by late March. J Wittenberg notes uncertainty and cites 75 percent fall in demand due to low business mood and mild winter. others report little current demand across distribution points as survivors of a shipwreck reach Honolulu after sixteen days at sea.
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J. Wittenberg
Pocahontas and Ved River Coal Company
William L. & Ing Company
Clearfield
Penn
Red
Empire Min
Honolulu
Eclipse
Newcastle
Australia
San Francisco
Hene Meui
Submarines at Brooklyn Yard Press for Long Sea Voyage
Six submarines are at the Brooklyn navy yard with plans to send two to the Pacific within a month and three others on the longest open sea voyage yet. The Navy operates twelve submarines with seven more under construction. The Viper Tarantula and Cuttlefish, recently transferred, completed a 145 mile harbor-to-yard run in seventeen and a half hours, averaging around nine knots with no stops.
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Pacific
Uncle Sam
Navy Department
D. C. Bingham
J. F. Daniels
Edward Marquart
C. B E. Courtney
Government
Newport
R. I
Navy Yard
Newport Harbor
Norfolk
Delaware
G. W. Castle
Prentice Bassett
L. Pegram
Army Pay Rise In Senate Lens As War List Grows
Senate debates a bill to raise army pay by 8.9 million dollars. Active officers number 4,268 with pay about 29.65 million. increases range 5 to 25 percent. Retired officers total 991 with 2.94 million. Enlisted lifts would push totals to roughly 26.9 million active and retired. Provisions tie to executive discretion and a 4 percent cap on certain raises. Orders list promotions and retirements across Army Navy and Marine Corps with several transfers and staff duties.
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Washington
Army
George E. Pickett
Pay Department
Pickett
Army Paymaster’s
San Francisco
McKinley
Fort Myer
Warren
Senate
Bist
Clergy Slur Charges Heard in Brooklyn Methodist Session
In Hanson Place Church nine Eastern Conference clergy, led by Rev. Dr. Charles S Wing, hear charges of slander and disloyalty against Rev. Dr. J M Buckley editor of The Christian Advocate, filed by Rev. Dr George A Cooke of Brandon Vermont. The hearing, continuing overnight, may proceed to a formal trial in May.
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Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal Church
Brooklyn
Eastern Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles S Wing
J. M. Buckley
the Christian Advocate
George A. Cooke
Brandon
Buckley
Cooke
New York East
Borden A. Bowne
Bostom University
Conference of i
St. Buckley
Christian Advocate
Explosion Kills Nine Miners at Lower Boone Mine
Nine miners died and about twenty five were inside the Lower Boone Mine near Hawks Nest after a blast. Several escaped with minor injuries as one body was hurled from the mine into a tree. The Boone Coal and Coke Company operates the second mine and the cause remains uncertain.
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W. Va
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Lower Boone
Hawks Nest
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Boone Coal and Coke Company
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