Castro Must 60 Nagel's Decision Castro Must 60
Secretary Nagel denied admission of Cipriano Castro ex President of Venezuela as a visitor citing his refusal to answer if he participated in the killing of General Par des. The ruling holds the act may constitute grand admission by conduct of a felony. Immigration law bars crime involving moral turpitude unless political. Castro faced deportation for not answering yes or no to the key question and the president’s role was noted as not purely political.
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Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
United States
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Department of Commerce and Labor
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Titerborouen
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Tnterborough
Herries
Istimate
Chamber of Commerce
Te Wat ‘Association
Ehief
Court of Apple
Two Arrests Tie Opium Plot to Broader City Crime
Tomorrow's Morning News summarizes two men arrested in connection with an opium plot in South Brooklyn while Suffragettes face fines for rioting. The piece notes political tensions, a balkans peace appeal, and local court actions including adjournments, plus brief items on island stay, charity efforts, and police investigations.
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Law
Turtle
Suimay
Twins 36 hours apart birth rare Yonkers week
A boy born Monday and his sister born Tuesday afternoon in Yonkers mark a rare 36 hour interval. The twins were delivered to Mrs. Declan Troy of No Dale Place and are reported doing well by Dr. Clarence W. Buckmaster at the Troy home last night.
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Clarence W. Buckmaster
Declan
Troy
No. S Dale Place
Troy Pihome
Wing
Physician Arrested as Opium Plot Leader
Dr Abraham Glickstein of 218 Henry Street was arrested amid a conspiracy to violate federal opium manufacture laws. The case centers on a January prescription enabling Nathan Ulrich to buy thirty pounds of crude opium, later sold to Lee Ring for making smoking opium. Also jailed were Nathan Ulrich, Miane Glickstein, and Isa Goldstein. Bond counts ranged to 35,000 for Glickstein and 1,000 for Goldstein. authorities say more charges loom and customs officers probe new opium routes.
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Henry Street
Glickstein
Nathan Ulrich
Finner & Amend
Third Avenue
Opi
Lee Ring
Opinm
Brooklyn
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Nathan Uireh
Miane Glicketein
Isa Goldstein
John A. Shields
United States
Grand Jur
Br Mickstein
Carl Kh Whitne
Theh
Goldstein
Elias Glickstein
Lee Sing
Manhattan
Brooklyn Bridge
Nirs
Walte P. Murphy
Suffragette Uproar and King Interview Interrupted in London
Uproarous scenes in Dundee and London as suffragettes disrupt Asquith gathering. A window-breaking protest at Lambeth Palace leads to arrests while Mrs. Pankhurst vows a “siege of London” tactics. The British Labor Party backs woman suffrage, while Winston Churchill and others attempt to restore order.
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Asquith
Amquith
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Lambeth
Lambeth Palace
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Aire Pankhurst
Women's Sock and Political Union
Sheel
West End
Anne Kenny
British Museum
National Gallery
House of Commons
British Labor Party
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SIO
United Kingdom
Connaughts to leave Canada in April next
The Duke and Duchess of Connaught plan to depart Canada in April with the Duchess recovering from a hospital stay in Montreal. Lieutenant Colonel Lowther announces the royal couple may return to Ottawa soon, with the Duchess seeking further medical advice in England if needed. Sir Charles Fitzpatrick is named Deputy Governor General amid succession speculation.
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Canada
Duchess
Ottawa
Teilure
Duchess of
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England
Charles Fitzpatrick
Supreme Court of Canada
Duke of Connaught
Puke and
Death Sign Threats Sour Trial Witness In White Slavery Case
Annie Greco, key witness in the federal case against Frank Fiaste and Joseph Fibutto, fainted in court after a menacing gesture described as a death sign. Prosecutors sought to exclude potential jurors from hearing further intimidation claims as the trial proceeds in Paterson and New York, with Greco recounting threats and assurances of protection.
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Mott Street
Joseph Fibutto
Paterson
Filasto
Harburger
Annie Greco
John BE. Walker
United States Attorney
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Testi Persia
Pianist Miss Stone sues railroad for twenty thousand
Her father, Mixes Hertha Stone of Riverside, sues the Pennsylvania Railroad in the Supreme Court for damages after a car door forced by a sudden wind shut, severing the third finger of her left hand. Friends say she can never play for engagements again.
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Camden
Dan
Want McClellan to Stay at Princeton
Princeton University president John Hibben received a petition from seventy five senior class members urging ex mayor George J. McClellan to remain as professor. The first petition of its kind at Princeton since the class of 1911 urged Dr Henry Van Dyke to reconsider his resignation.
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John Hibben
Princeton University
George J. McClellan
New York
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Europe
Princeton Sto‘ Ats
Henry van Dyke
Arson Trust Suspected in Chicago and New York Fires
In Chicago on January 30 attorney Robert J. Fox of the Board Underwriters of New York conferred with the Chicago State Attorney's office regarding an alleged arson trust. After reviewing evidence with city officials, Fox indicated New York and Chicago are centers for incendiaries and returned to New York with material against Benjamin Finkelbers, linked to a New York shirt company plant fire.
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Chicago
Robert J. Fox
Betsides
Fox
Benjamin Finkelbers
Toiler heir to millions tied by missing relative
Duluth Minnesota January reports say carpenter John Jewell forty six may inherit a share of a seventeen to fifteen million dollar English estate left by his uncle. The absence of another heir, George Jewell, who vanished twenty years ago in South Africa, may delay settlement until located. John Jewell and his family emigrated from Camborne Cornwall twelve years ago.
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Minn
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Camborne
Cornwall
England
George Jewell
South Africa
Paterson
Lawmaker weighs ban on one armed drivers in California
In Oakland on January 30 a bill may make it illegal for one armed men to drive on public highways after a dog named Frou Frou was killed when George Rose, a one armed chauffeur, drove an automobile. Mrs. Henry A Lafler and Senator K Strobridge push the measure, with Lafler traveling to Sacramento to press the case.
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Cal
Henry A. Lafler
George Rose
K. Strobridge
Mrs. Lafler
Sacramento
Frou-Frou
Rose
Wilson names Bryan as only Secretary of State candidate
President elect Wilson has Bryan as the sole name under consideration for Secretary of State. He hints that others may join the cabinet, but emphasizes a team rather than a cabinet of college presidents. Colonel House’s Miami trip fuels talk of Bryan’s possible cabinet offer and the timing of official announcements.
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Underwood
House
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