Strong Canadian stance on reciprocity vote in Parliament
English Foreign Secretary defends Mr Bryce's action as negotiations for the reciprocity agreement face a Canadian parliamentary vote. The opposition backs delaying ratification until Canada can review the US accord, amid debate over U S guarantees and the impact on imperial interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Byrce
Messrs
Sifton
United States
Fielding
Tol
Border
Terlay
Congress
Borden
Washington
Canada
Willan van Horne
Effert
Americas
Serede Tanai
George Foster
Hol. Porden
Aimhonodur Bryce
Balfor Walital
Seat
Bain
United Kingdom
Lavarier
Rere
Xecreey
Comite
Harvard Skim Milk Testimony At Legislative Hearing
A Massachusetts milk contractor testifies in Boston at a legislative hearing on the milk question. William A. Graustein says skim milk was served in a Harvard dining hall on March 11 and supports his claim with steward statements and his bills. A lawyer for the Massachusetts Milk Consumers Association vows to bring the matter to Harvard authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Harvard
William A. Graustelt
Graustein
Massachusetts Mic Consumers’ Associative
Drunkards' blacklist issued in Allentown area
Mareh S Lehish County issued a drunkards blacklist listing saloonkeepers and hotel proprietors who sold liquor to members of a temperate fraternity. Printed lists warn license revocation for violations, naming several well known local citizens as part of efforts to improve conditions and curb liquor sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Venn
Mareh S
Lehish
Thunderbolt for Tammany Ailang in County Split
An excerpted report describes a political move to split The Bronx from New York County, with Tammany Hall factions maneuvering to shape the outcome. Senator Stilwell pushes action, while White and Wagner clash over committee handling and policy points. The piece hints at intense intra-party pressure and procedural fights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx
Tammany Dermacrata
White
Chirman
Viel
Teaders Iow M
Stilwell
Senator White
Internal Affairs Committee
Schenectady
New York City
Sitwell
Waener
New York County
Wagner
Will
Hum
Doctor shot in mysterious Chinatown incident ends in death
Dr Eugene Post of 1 Catherine Street died at New York Hospital after a shooting at his home. He was fired on by two men at about 4 PM and struck in the abdomen and hip. Police report no Lt Morrison at Madison Street station and probe continues into underground Chinatown rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hie Tieuse
Eugene Post
No. 1
Cathering Street
New York Hospital
Dr Post
Tieuteant Morrison
Madison Street
Dr. Post
Morrison
Chinatown
Tyadevaller
Mott and Dovers
Coroners’ Office
Madisant Street
Auto Crush Sarge by Cars In City Crash
Charles J Rollinson and Louis A Letimator, both residents of local streets, were involved in a collision when a northbound auto struck a southbound vehicle. Rollinson was thrown into wreckage, Letimator and another occupant were injured and taken to St Lake J hospital. Eyewitnesses reported lacerations and shock. scene crowd presumed fatalities but no confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Rollinson
Kart Sist Street
Robinson
Lake
Great War Machine Works at High Speed Near Border
Fragmented OCR notes describe a fast moving war machine along the Mexican border and strategic points. Mentions San Antonio Weston, railroad lines, Southern States troops, insurgent lines, and US warships assembling near San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Weston
San di
United States
Warshins
National
International
San Diego
Ialvest
Automonite crash injures woman near Court and Montague
Miss Margaret O Neill of Nostrand Avenue Brooklyn was struck by Herman A Metzs automonite in front of Court and Montague as it headed toward Clinton Avenue. Metz rushed to aid her and took the injured stenographer home after Dr Blaber of Long Island College Hospital found only slight injuries.
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Herman A
Margaret O'Neill
Nathms Nostrand
Brooklyn
Metz
Miss O'Neill
Court and
Montague
Court Street
Mr. M
Clinton Avenue
O Neill
Pr. Blaber
Long Island College Hospital
Sheehan Strength Fails to Move Albany Conference
Upstate legislators meeting to back Willan Sheehan for United States Senate offered no resolutions or pledges. Twenty one members attended. no date set for another gathering as the effort to unite behind Sheehan proved hollow and fruitless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upstate
Murphy
Sheehan
Tetegeagh
Albany
March
Willan Sheehan
United States
Hell
Mr. Sheehan
Ina
Oss Murphy
Tammany
France
Mlauvelt
Blauvelt
Hayne
Richmond County
Poloet
Tan
Dincmeton
Cunieus
Senatore Mereria
Oneidy
Mero
Mater
Gittins
Nigara
Long
Suttetk
Murtaugh
Chemube
Ramapergers
Erle
Mayne
Biamar Tauismen
Rush
Chemung
Rockland
Cottine
Rishi
Grere
Light on Rice murder mystery clears questions
An eyewitness new to Cleveland promises to dispel all doubt about the William J. Rice murder. Pinkerton men delay arrest of three more Neapolitan suspects from Vincengo Palate’s case, while William Nelson Cromwell cites information aiding the crackdown in a high profile case involving a millionaire attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Marchett
Wiliam J. Rice
Pinkertons
Vincengo Palate
West
William Nelson Cromwell
New York
Rice
Pelate
Joker Starts Fire With Matched Hay Load Causes Horses to Run
A man sparked a blaze with a lighted match touching a hay load near a row of sheds. The fire spread, horses bolted, two sheds were damaged, and four stalls burned while authorities and bystanders watched. A stranger was last seen driving away slowly along the road as fire crews fought the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Max
Workeus
Wake
Two Tots Die Unseen Near Campbell Estate
A boy shouted from a pond on the Campbell estate after seeing two red mittens in a hole in the water. The woman Manek, four years old, was rescued from the pond. A later search recovered the body of John Gaderote, a fre penre ald, as others joined in the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viton
Noy
Duureh
Janping
New Emigration Law Debated in Austrian Parliament
A parliamentary session in Vienna discusses a new emigration law amid issues of migrant protection and refugee intake. The debate covers aid, legal status, and cooperation with international partners while potential reforms affect asylum seekers and related agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Marens-Anawerig
aMule
Vie
Hille Foland
New Yorks
Austra
Government affirms no permanent occupation or annexation
The administration states it contemplates neither permanent occupation nor annexation as the Diaz government faces a rapid mobilization of troops and ships. The situation grows more critical as military movements proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diaz
Diaz Death Rumor Circulates in New Orleans
Unconfirmed rumor reaches New Orleans that Mexican President Diaz has died after a brief illness. The report appears in local chatter with no confirmation or denial from authorities, and details remain sketchy as officials have not commented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Diaz of Mexico
Eliek
Taft Reassures Diaz Over Texas Military Maneuvers
Taft told Diaz through a telegraph that U S maneuvers along the Texas frontier have no significance for Mexico and should not alarm Mexico. The exchange, via F Morris Deering, noted U S intent to prevent misapprehensions and cited skepticism among some residents about intervention plans. Critics urged caution while many officials and citizens hoped for peaceful understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Texas
Mexico City
America
Taft
Diag
Department of Foreign Relations
F. Morris Deering
Dia
United States
Diaz
Creel
Embnasy
White House
Militia Officers Invited to Join Army Operations
Washington dispatch reports War Department inviting militia officers from all states to participate in San Antonio military operations. About eight thousand officers exist in the national guard, with invitation acceptance optional. Speculation arises that officers may command regular troops, but officials deny plans to use militia in place of regulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marek S
San Antoni
War Department
National Guard
Wir Department
Congress
Mure
London Press Pushes Preemptive Action On Mexico
London morning papers argue the United States should take precautionary measures in the Mexican crisis to avoid being surprised. They warn a violent government change is possible and note a Mexican federation could threaten U S interests. Admonitions favor assembling ships and troops to ensure readiness amid upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Washington
T To
United Town
Maine
Mexico
Dine
Mexican Situation Worsens as U S Considers Intervention
Reports from Washington say the Mexican situation grows more critical and mobilization plans are under way. About twenty thousand troops may be sent to the border with General Carter’s division nearing readiness at San Antonio. The War Department calls about eight thousand National Guard officers to participate in maneuvers, while General Bliss arrives in San Diego to command California troops. Fourteen hundred coast artillerymen depart New York for Texas, and a marine regiment sails from Philadelphia for Guantanamo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marek S
United States
Warstite
War and Navy
Texas
Eivil
Atlanta
Wood
Fort Myer Ear
Carter
Awny
Sue
Ong
Mexico
San Antonio
General Carter
War Department
National Guard
General Bliss
San Diego
California
Coast
New York
Philadelphia
Guantanamo
the Tribune
Burma
Dias
Mexicas
Diax
Dircutt
Blatt
Converse
Diny
Enrique Creel
Department of State
Lves
Turmoil in Mexico Prompts U S Readiness and Cautious Nebraska
The Tribune Burma reports heightened concern over Mexican unrest and a robust U S stance. It notes Mexican troops withdrawing to cordon Mexico City, fears of foreign harm, and possible provisional governance without long term occupation.
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Grey
Lehigh
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Washington Tate
M. Coulliie
Department
Hide Hare
AN Diego
Pacific
Océean
Paso Las
Chihuahua
Aredo
Ston
Gulf
Sielico
L. Clarke
Auto
Quartermaster’s Department
Alesiite
Tampa
Fla
Cuba
Quartermaster's Department
Jon Tong
San Ansonio
Mortetanve
San Antonis
Sam Hous
Theo
Boom Sheehan
Frost
Keele
Wende
M and Gould
Niagara
Jou
Peee
Joker
Austria
Maillard's
England
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