Government orders police cooperation to deport anarchists
WashingtonMarch 3Secretary of Commerce and Labor directs immigration officials to work with city police and secret service chiefs to identify alien anarchists and criminals. The plan asks for detailed evidence of alien status and crime, arrival dates within three years, vessel or transport line, and country of origin to enable deportation under the 1907 act.
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Secretary of Commerce and Labor Today
Straus
United States
Secret Service
Police
Chicago Roundup Thin Anarchists After Police Chief Attack
Chicago police rounded up nine suspected anarchists across HalstedWest 4th Helsted West Taylor Washington area after an attempted assassination of Chief Shippp. Averbuch family links surfaced with Maren and a Russian student Abramovitz among those held. Federal and city officials met to coordinate measures against anarchist propaganda and meetings while pondering new ordinances and enforcement actions.
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Harry Golderin
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Helsted
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Tsa Gore Maren
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Scheuttier
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Averbuch
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Water Street
Police
Grace Strachan Receives Death Threats via Black Hand Letters
Brooklyn school superintendent Miss Grace Strachan, a leader in equal pay for women teachers, reported two Black Hand letters threatening her life. The February 29 note at her Henry Street home mocked her campaign and warned of death unless she quits. Police and federal authorities were alerted. two suspects were assigned to the case.
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Brooklyn
Miss Strachan
Henry Street
General Post Office
Manhattan
McCarren
Chicago
Kahne
Detective Bureau
Police
Anarchist threats loom amid Denver and Chicago violence
News from New York reports rising fear as sensational claims of anarchist activity surface after the Denver murder of Father Hinrichs and an attack on Chief Shippy in Chicago. Commissioner Bingham denies warning of a deputy letter while Archbishop Farley cases are debated.
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Denver
Shippy
Chicago
Archbishop Farley
Bingham
Wall Street
New York
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Rosh
Farley
East 13Th Street
Mother Earth
4Th Ward
Father Curry
G&j. James's
James Street
Watchorn
Immigration Department
Bennet
Bank Robbery at Chihuahua 1 Paso Details Missing Peso Stolen
A dispatch from Chihuahua reports the Banco Minera robbery as 295000 pesos in bills missing when the bank opened. The vaults were breached with a broken lock and masonry removed from the money vault. Suspects number about a score, with experts suspected of involvement. The bank was backed by General Luis Terrezas and others.
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Chihuahua
Banco Minera
Luis Terrezas
Ambassador Cree
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Objections filed on Japanese naturalization rights in Canada
Vancouver reports sweeping objections to Japanese naturalization and fishing rights on British Columbia grounds. E Lucas filed in County Court, with provincial government suspected to back the movement. In Montreal, 1200 workers at Hidelaga and Ste Anne mills walk out over foreman discharge demands and hours.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
E. Lucas
Montreal
Hidelaga
Ste. Anne's
Dominion Textile Association
St. Henri
Montmorenc Falls
Magog
Carnival parade marks Mardi Gras in Paris street battles
Paris observed Mardi Gras with its usual processions of carnival queens and confetti battles. Latin Quarter students staged an allegorical car parade featuring three faculties and a Colonial School depiction of the Sultan of Morocco seeking money for imperial jewels, alongside a burlesque burying of the guillotine.
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Morocco
Law Stuent
Antoine Thomas Sentenced In France For Church Robberies
Limoges March 3 Antoine Thomas the Clermont Ferrand cooper was sentenced to six years hard labor for church robberies in France. His son Francois his mother and antiquaries Michel Faure and Dufay faced charges. the mother and Michel were acquitted while the son and the two antiquaries were found guilty and each given two years hard labor with orders that the stolen relics be turned over to the state.
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Limoges
Antoine Thomas
Thomas
Clermont- Ferrand
France
Francois
Michel
Faure
Dufay
Mexico and Guatemala Reach Friendly Settlement
Mexico and Guatemala announce a friendly settlement of diplomatic tensions stemming from the Barillas assassination and related extradition issues. Mexico will run an independent legation in Guatemala with Consul Parra as chargé d affaires, while Guatemala prepares a minister to replace Sefhor Aguirre in Cabrera's cabinet.
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Mexico
Guatemala
Barillas
Jima
Bone
Salvador
Parra
Sefhor Aguirre
Estrada Cabrera
German State Monopolies Debate Moves Ahead
Berlin reports the Imperial Ministry of Finance still weighs a government petroleum monopoly. A key hurdle is securing a continuous American oil supply if the state acts beyond a selling agent for Standard Oil. Baron von Zedlitz suggests Reichstag parties may strike a tax compromise, but monopolies on alcohol and brandy face opposition due to impact on small distillers. The empire plans to borrow to cover deficits.
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Imperial Ministry of Finance
Standard Oil Company
Baron von Zedlitz
Reichstag
Germany
Liberals Lose in New Brunswick General Election
Fredericton March 3 Liberal government that had held office for twenty five years fell as the opposition swept St John and most districts. J Douglas Hazen likely next premier. Of 46 legislators the opposition won 31 and government 10. Conservatives view result as a serious setback for Sir Wilfrid Laurier government. Liberals say outcome sprang from long tenure in office rather than federal policies.
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Fredericton
N. B
Ite
Tcket
St. John
J. Douglas Hazen
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Opposition to Rate Agreement by St. Petersburg Rep
Mr Peters representative for the St. Petersburg of the transatlantic steamship lines seeks to persuade the Russian lines between Libau and New York to accept a passenger rate agreement. The Russians are not yet willing to surrender liberty of action.
Liquidating Committee Powers At Oriental Bank
The tenth clause grants the liquidating committee full power over liquidation timing and method and to hire staff and incur expenses charged against the bank. Salaries and protections for committee members are debated, with a $15,000 annual figure disputed by critics. Directors argue the plan aims to pay depositors in full while noting loans to directors and potential costs.
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Hugh Kelly
Charles B. Levy
R. W. Jones, Jr
Jackson
Ives
Menken
the Oriental
Maxwell-Gen-Jenkins
Kings County
Mr. Menken
Kelly
Brayton Ives
Oriental
Mr. Jackson
Mr. Ives
The
Metropolitan Trust Company
Bank
Tteest
Depositors Hopeful as Bank Receivers Pledge Action
Depositors gathered at 44 Court Street Brooklyn after a meeting of bank directors and counsel, where receivers agreed to aid reopening. Edward M Grout and Paul Grout met with receivers and directors to discuss plans, with a plan to seek court orders for immediate payment of Clearing House indebtedness to unlock over 4 million dollars of bank securities.
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Paul Grote
David A. Sullivan
No. Ot Broadway
DLO
Mechanics and Trader Bank
Court Street
Brooklyn
Edward M. Grout
Paul Grout
Morgan J. O'Brien
Mechanics and Traders’ Bank
Jersey Action Complicates Case In Copper Suit
Boston March 2 The Massachusetts Supreme Court set no hearing date for the appeal by A. & Bigelow against Old Dominion Copper Mining and Smelting. The docket call noted complications from New Jersey court actions restraining further proceedings against Mr. Bi aw.
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Massachusetts Supreme Court
A. & Bigelow
Old Dominion Copper Mining and Smelting Company
New Jersey
Biaw
Diet Passes Polish Land Expropriation Bill
Berlin reports the Prussian Diet approved the Polish land expropriation bill today without alterations, maintaining the version previously adopted by the House of Lords.
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Berlin
House of Lords
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