Secret order seeks police aid against alien anarchists
Washington moves to coordinate immigration officials with police and secret service chiefs to identify and deport alien anarchists and criminals. Officials must obtain precise data on arrivals, vessels, and origins to enable deportation within three years of entry, expanding cooperation at ports of entry nationwide.
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Round up of anarchists in Chicago as police hunt suspects
Chicago reports a day of intensified police action in the ghetto and near Halsted and West 14th streets as authorities rounded up nine suspected anarchists in connection with the attempted assassination of Chief of Police Shippp. Notable arrests include a man named Harry Goldich linked to the Edelwest Society, plus two others held for examination. Averbuch case details linked to unaffiliated radicals and possible plots against Mayor Busse and Captain Brier. Police and federal officials meet to coordinate action and consider new ordinances to curb propaganda and gatherings of incendiary anarchists. The investigation continues with shifts in theories about a conspiracy versus a lone act.
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University of Chicago
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Mavror
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United States
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Shippy
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Anar Cnets
Olge Averbuch
Washburn
Tilien
Jeanne
Diam
Equal Pay Advocate Miss Strachan Targeted by Black Hand
Miss Grace Strachan district superintendent and advocate for equal pay for women teachers reported receiving two Black Hand letters threatening her life. The second letter mailed February 28 from Manhattan mocked her efforts and warned of death if she continues. Police assigned two detectives, though many see the notes as a prank.
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Chicago
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Anarchist Talk Sparks City Fear Amid Attacks in 1900s
Reports spread of anarchist threats after the Denver murder of Father Hinrichs and an attack on Chief Shippy in Chicago. Commissioner Bingham denied a deputy's threatening letter and urged Wall Street protection. Immigrant officials discussed deportation bills as a scare circulated about Archbishop Farley and anarchist activity.
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Bank Robbery at Chihuahua Risky Heist Unfolds
A Her ald dispatch reports Banco Minero robbery in Chihuahua. 295000 pesos missing as vaults were breached by day and night work? police chase dozens of suspects. alleged involvement of American experts. Bank tied to General Luis Terrezas Ambassador Cree and Ynocente Ochoa. Reserve funds 170087 pesos.
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Objections to Japanese naturalization in British Columbia
Vancouver March 3 sweeping objections to the naturalization of Japanese were filed in the County Court by EB A' Lucas to challenge eligibility for citizenship and fishing rights on the British Columbia grounds. The province is believed to back the movement.
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Mardi Gras parade lights up Paris streets with allegorical cars
Paris hosts its usual Mardi Gras festivities with street confetti battles and a Latin Quarter parade. Allegorical cars depict faculties and a Colonial School scene shows the Sultan of Morocco seeking funds for imperial jewels, while law student Morgan Robertson stages a burlesque burying of the guillotine.
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Antoine Thomas Sentenced in France for Church Robberies
Limoges March 3 Antoine Thomas a cooper from Clermont Ferrand received six years hard labor for carrying out numerous church robberies in France. His son Francois his mother and three antiquaries Michel Faure and Dufay faced charges of complicity. the mother and Michel were acquitted while the son and the two antiquaries were convicted and sentenced to two years hard labor each. Stolen relics to be surrendered to the state.
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Mexico Guatemalan tie restored via independent legation
Mexico and Guatemala reach a friendly settlement after diplomatic tensions sparked by the Barillas assassination and the extradition dispute. Mexico will establish an independent legation in Guatemala with Consul Parra as chargé d affaires, replacing the prior single minister accredited to five Central American states. Aguirre returns to Guatemala to join President Estrada Cabrera's cabinet.
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Estrada Cabrera
German state monopoly debates raise oil supply concerns
Berlin March 3 The Imperial Ministry of Finance continues studying a government petroleum monopoly. A key issue is securing continued American oil supply if the state acts beyond a mere sales agent for Standard Oil. Baron von Zedlitz predicts a Reichstag compromise on taxes but doubts monopolies on alcohol and brandy. He warns small distillers would suffer and taxes on beer tobacco could rise while deficits are met by borrowing.
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Opposition to rate agreement in transatlantic steamship talks
Petersburg March 3 Mr Peters representative St Petersburg of the transatlantic steamship lines seeks assent from Russian lines between Libau and New York to a passenger rate agreement. The Russians are not yet willing to abandon liberty of action.
Oriental Bank Liquidation Plan Sparks Debate and Salaries
The article reports on the liquidity committee's broad powers over liquidation, including hiring staff, expenses, and protection from liability, with salaries proposed at 15,000 dollars per year. It covers responses from Attorney General Ives and Menken, the depositors’ committee actions, and the bank's plan to pay creditors in full, alongside a stockholders’ vote to reduce capital and bolster the reserve fund.
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R. W. Jones, Jr
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Ives
Menken
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Oriental
Mr. Jackson
Balan
Paul Grote
David A. Sullivan
Broadway
Depositors Hopes Rise as Bank Receivers Aid Reopening
Depositors at Mechanics and Traders Bank meet with directors and counsel at 44 Court Street Brooklyn. Receivers pledge full cooperation to resume business and delay permanent receivership while plans unfold. An application will seek court authority to pay Clearing House indebtedness and release securities with over 4 million dollars of bank equity.
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Certified Public Accountants
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Canada
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Edward M. Grout
Paul Grout
Morgan J. O'Brien
Mechanics and Traders’ Bank
Jersey Action Complicates Case
Boston March 3 no hearing date set for the appeal of A. & Bigelow against Old Dominion Copper Mining Smelting Co as New Jersey court orders restraining actions against Mr Bigelow complicate the Massachusetts Supreme Court docket calling.
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Diet Passes Polish Land Expropriation Bill
Berlin March 3 The Prussian Diet approved the Polish land expropriation bill today without changes, leaving intact the measure previously adopted by the House of Lords.
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