England's Course Moves in Mexico Crisis Report
Washington dispatches report Sir Lionel Carden met with President Wilson to discuss the Mexican situation. British policy aims to wait and seek indemnity after a responsible Mexican government forms, with Grey's Commons speech tempering U.S. tensions. Carranza's stance on U.S. inquiries remains unsettled as officials await replies.
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Lionel Carden
Wilson
Washington
March
Lion Warden
Monxseo
Victoriano Huerta
Torreon
Lionel
White House
Bryan
Cecil Spring- Rice
London
New York
England
Mr. Wilson
Mexico
Ionel
Spring-Rice
Sir Edward Grey
Great Britain
House of Commons
Tribune
Sir Edward
William S. Benton
Sir Edward Greys
Commons
Unites States
Morning News Briefs From A Snowbound City
A garbled early 20th century page notes weather disruptions in St Pauls and a snowbound city. It mentions a train speeds incident, a gang leader shot, court cases including Moore and Van Claumen, a death of a man aged six, jury discussion, and various sports and public notices.
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St. Paul's
Koehler Cyne
Moores
Orborn
Ma van Claumen
Op Mowman
Beeel Jury Bilin
Cs. Wanamaker Seelie Kennett Trophy
Names Commission to Investigate the Benton Case
A new Mexican Names Commission was appointed tonight by Carranza to probe the Benton case. The session of the provisional Cabinet focused on the death of William Hen-on in Juarez, diverting attention from other matters for Carranza and his advisers.
Actor Heir to 500000 After Aunt's Death
James K Hackett the actor inherits the bulk of Mrs. Minute Hackett Trowbridge's estate estimated at more than 500000. His portion is about 12000. She died yesterday at No. 72 Park Avenue from a stroke. Hackett learned of the fortune that night. He was unaware and had no prior contact with his aunt.
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Minute Hackett Trowbridge
James K Hackett
Trowbridge
Park Avenue
Hackett
Police clamp down in Tenderloin during cold night
In the Tenderloin district a cold night kept the Great White Way quiet as all-night venues closed at 1 am. Inspector Dwyer personally ordered closure, with plainclothes and uniform officers stationed at each cafe and resort to ensure compliance. Hundreds were turned out without major protests.
Man claims loss of letter of credit and cash with woman
A man and a young woman approached a police officer at 42nd Street and Eighth Avenue claiming a letter of credit for 3500 dollars and 40 dollars in cash were stolen. He identified himself as Erastus B. Webster, 45, of Los Angeles, staying at the Hotel Astor, while the woman offered no name. Webster said he lost the money while entertaining his companion.
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Nam Webster
Robber Locks Door and Loots New York Jewelry Store
A bold diamond robbery on Second Avenue New York leaves Bernard Konigeshere’s shop at No 616 targeted. A tall man locked the door after crashing the window, stole about 1000 dollars in gems then fled into the adjacent hallway as Patrolman Schwab arrived.
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New York
Bernard Konigesthers
Second Avenue
Mra Konigeshere
Stevenson Will Bequeaths Estate To Daughter In Probate
Santa Barbara March 3 Robert Louis Stevenson's will valued at 120500 filed for probate. Mrs Isobel Strong receives the estate with Lloyd Oxbourne paid 300 yearly for life. Katharine Osbourne and Edward Field receive smaller bequests.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Santa Barbara
Cal
Illoyd Oxbourne
Stevenson
Daventer
Isobel Strong
Bn Hirurtione
Lloyd Oxbourne
Katharine Durham Osbourne
Edward Salisbury Field
Carpenter
Unemployed raid St Pauls House for bread and speeches
A crowd of about two hundred unemployed men led by Frank Tannenbaum occupied St Pauls purist house on Vesey and Church streets after marching from Butte Square. They were joined by Rev W Montague Geer and raised speeches while demanding work and fair wages, sharing sandwiches and coffee.
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Frank Tannenbaum
W. Montague Geer
St. Pauls Purist House
Vesey
Church Streets
St. Paul's Chapel
Butte Square
Jane A. Foulston
C W Post Heads to Rochester for Urgent Operation
Battle Creek giant of industry C W Post traveled by special train toward Rochester Minnesota with Mrs Post and a physician as doctors warned only immediate surgery could save him. His health has deteriorated since arriving at his winter home in Santa Barbara last month and the journey may be too risky.
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Angeles
Post
Battle Creek
Mich
Rochester
Minn
Santa “Arbura
Howver
Newcomb Carlton
Western Thon
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Wilson To Read Canal Message
The President will read a special message to Congress urging repeal of the free tolls provision of the Panama Canal act. White House dispatches say he aims to justify repudiating the Baltimore platform plank to avoid international complications and faces opposition from leadership in Congress.
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Tribune
Washington
Congress
Wise
Wim
Lidermend
Adamson
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Georgia
Kine
Baltimore
Panama Canal
The Murder of Benton and the British Negotiations
London readers receive Mrs Feid sister of William Benton who laments the fruitless fortnight of talks between the United States and Great Britain over her brother’s murder. She questions if negotiations will drag on until public feeling fades and asks if murder will go avenged while highlighting fatigue with Anglo American protection and redress.
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London
the Times
Train Tearing Through Brooklyn Car Raises Third Rail On Atlantic Ave
A Long Island Railroad electric train, carrying about 1,200 passengers, derailed at Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn during rush hour. The forward end of the fourth car left the rails, tearing up third rail and damaging stores and wires. Dozens were hurt, several seriously, as debris hit vehicles and pedestrians. The incident blocked traffic for hours and forced commuters to use subways and alternative routes.
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Long Island Railroad
Flatbush Avenue
Jamasca
Atlantic Avenue
New York
Sear
C. C. Donaldson
Tts
Walliam Burnett
No. Gol Warwick Street
Thomas B. Pitzgerald
Oscar Quist
Atelantic Avenue
William Younghams
Bissex Street
Harry Meyerbure
Quincy Street
Otto Muehlbaner
Hrothers & Co
Herbert Daniels
Charles Fagan
Long Island Allroad
Times Square
Pennsylvania Station
Twely
City Freed by Thaw From Snow Fettered by Mess Left
The city, thawing from a severe blizzard, resumes rail service and harbor activity. Trains run behind schedule, garbage piles rise on the East Side, and disease fears loom while weather improves. Ships return after rough Atlantic seas, and city workers clear streets as 16,000 shovels join efforts.
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Trafic
East Side
New Jersey
Sun Street Cleaner Works Wonders for City Snow
Sun shines on a citywide snow cleanup as 18 000 workers shovel and fire up drag scrapers. Officials report utilities returning to service, streets cleared, sewers being cleared, and water and fire alarm networks stabilizing. Trains and food deliveries expected to resume normal levels with improved communications across regions.
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Sun
Fetherston
Brooklyn
Fire Department
Starm
New York Telephone Company
Manhattan
Wall Street
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Huerta
Carranza
State Department
Carranzan
United States
Henton
Wilken
Thera Canes
Menlend
Benton
Mr Rantoul
James K. Hackett
California
Vesey Street Church House
Oratory
Tannenbaum Crusaders
Broadway
Youc
Gions
Vesey Street
Chapel House
Sandwich Street
Speren Avenue
Mr. Geer
Tanneblum
Q Men
Lw.wi
Frank Harmilton
Omn
John
Rockefeller
Finn
Dav c
C. W. Post
Operation Only Hope For
CANAL
Florida
Atte Cola
Travis
Uthioe
Long Island
R.R
Hinukdom Acon
Atlantic
Niles
I. W. W. Oratory
Western Union
Postal ‘Telegraph Company
American ‘Telephone Company
Eaxtern
Pennsylvania
Scranton
New York Central Bell
Albany
New
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