Germany Said 10 Back Up Colombia Kaiser's Fleet Moves Backing Bogotá
Washington March 10 Information causes grave concern as negotiations between Colombia and Germany would allow transfer of Atlantic coast harbors within Panama Canal entrance reach. The move is seen as a Monroe Doctrine challenge with Colombia backing Germany to pressure U.S. on indemnity claims. Navy and State Department weigh options as Knox may visit Colombia to seek settlement. Germany’s naval buildup and potential foothold in the Americas raise fears of future clashes.
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Knox
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State Department
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Ospina
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Ivy
England
France
United States
Japan
Pacific
Mane
Jos
United Biazen
Congress
Anteluviay
Kaiser questions Panama Canal locks in Goethals interview
Berlin reports Lt. Col. George Goethals met the Emperor who praised the Panama construction but asked why the locks were not wider like the Kaiser Wilhelm canal. Goethals replied the locks were wide enough for current ships. the Emperor noted future needs and cost.
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Panama
Berlin
George W. Goethals
A. Ehlefon
Panama Canal
Stiay
Brazilian minister killed in clash between troops and citizens
Rio de Janeiro dispatch reports the secretary of the interior, Senhor Correa, killed during a conflict between troops and citizens after a political meeting in the port town of Mavelo. The report notes rising tensions as authorities move to quell unrest.
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Rio de Janeiro
Mavelo
Brazil
Sefior Correa
Robbery at Roboth St Restaurant by Three Masked Men
Three masked robbers entered Mrs Annie Sugar's restaurant at 200 East Gh Street just before 1 am taking 90 dollars from the proprietor and 450 from waitress Bertha Lebodiski while a customer lost a stickpin and 5 dollars. Police followed but the robbers escaped in a taxicab. Sugar suspects they were regular patrons and wore heavy masks to avoid recognition.
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East Gh Street
Bertha Lebodiski
Charles Tiefler
East Sun Street Poice
Itile
Woman aviator killed during license examination
Paris March 10 Mile Suzanne Bernard a nineteen year old aviator died at Etampes while testing for a pilot license. She ignored advice and attempted a sharp turn causing her machine to capsize from two hundred feet. Her death marks the first aviation fatality by a woman in four years of flying.
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Paris
Mile
Suzanne Bernard
Etampes
Mme
Dilancourt
Milo
Bernard
Vickin Wan Houtenan’ Ducourneau
Pas
France
Russia plans two 30,000 ton battleships at Philadelphia yard
U S S ia aims to build two 30,000 ton battleships in Philadelphia with costs around 4 million dollars each. The project follows reports after ships Retvizan and Varyag captured by Chinese at Port Arthur and Chemulia respectively.
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Philadenpoa
Marenitt Os
Hussit
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Retvizan
Port Arthw
Varyag
Chemulia
Yuinese
Crarape
Dentist dies in lab accident during Albany meeting prep
Byrncume Angue Kore twenty seven, a dentist, was accidentally killed while testing a match and chemical combination for a demonstration at the New York State Dental Society meeting in Albany in May. His wife alone reportedly witnessed the tragedy as he worked late into the night preparing for the event after three months of intense preparation.
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Rowe
New York State
Denta Society
Albany
Jones
West Farms
Catherine Loriliar
Board of Managers
Irving
Paris
Hen Buried for Twenty Three Days in Barn Straw
A Hen in Perry Knure Jackson Township Columbia County Pennsylvania reportedly survived twenty three days buried under a ball of straw in a barn. The hen was found by a farmer who heard faint clucking and later fed her, noting she remained emaciated but able to stand and speak.
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Penn
Perry Knure
Jackson Township
Pan
Fred
Amundsen admits possible Scott reach first at pole
Cable dispatch reports Captain Amundsen conceding Scott may have reached the South Pole earlier. He credits his party and dogs for the success, notes a new bird sighting by Kin Edward Land party, and says calm weather aided both expeditions while Shackleton judges Amundsen lucky yet expects Scott may have arrived first.
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London
AmUndsen
Robert Scott
Beott
Edward Land
Ned
Ernest Shackleton
Shackleton Als
Amundssen
Scott
Pote
Shackleton
Nansen
Amundsen Says He Went South Pole Race Notion
Hobart reports Captain Roald Amundsen stated he thought it possible Captain Robert F. Scott reached the pole. Amundsen said his own camp was closer to the pole than Scott's and that Scott might have attained it. He plans a two month lecture tour in Australia after Fram sails.
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Roald Amundsen
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Pole
Scott
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Amundson
Fram
Australia
Buenos Ayres
Arctic Ocean
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Hering Strait
Henry D. Baker
Watchman Dies at Manhattan Savings Institution
John HW Thaklepauga, watchman at 644 Broadway, dropped dead from heart disease last night while on duty. The death prompted rapid police and bank official response, with Captain Dominick Henry and detectives at the scene and Miss Anna Link alerted by telephone. The bank district once endured a major 1880s robbery, when criminals tunneled into vaults and stole over $2,000,000 in securities.
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Manhattan Savings Institution
Broadway
Anthony Kubelka
St. Vincent's Hospital
Pot
Durand
Dominick Henry
Mercer Street
Jenly
Bank
Constant Bird
Anna Link
Helen Taft Aids Sweatshop Protest In Washington
Washington society women join the Consumers' League to support sweatshop workers with an exhibition opening tomorrow morning. Ruth Noyes and other debutantes help explain the displays and greet visitors while Taft and others advocate living wages and humane working conditions.
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Helen
Taft
Consumers’ League of
District of Columbia
Ming Ruth Noyes
Theodore W. Noyes
Ming Sa Franklin Schroeder
Seaton Schroeder
Mixa Ciertrude Greely
Adolphus Wy. Greely
Marion Oliver
Miss Taft
Lawrence Stethora
Misa Katherine Andersen
Oddie Engaged to California Widow Report Declared Off
Governor Tasker L. Oddie of Nevada denies ongoing engagement to Mia Dale Hartley Baker of California widow Reeves Baker. A former engagement was admitted but recently broken, with Baker described as a fine lady. City and date details are unclear in the fragmentary report from Reno Nevada.
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Oddie
Nevada
California
Mrs Oelrichs Seeks Missing Portuguese Fox Terrier
Mrs Hermant Oelrichs of 1 Eastith Street asked rat station workers to search for a valuable Portuguese fox owner dog after a servant let it out yesterday morning and it wandered off from the property.
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Rat Olst Street
Hermant Oelricha
No. 1
Eaetsith Street
Outsiders Create Terror in Lawrence Labor Strife
A writer describes how Lawrence Massachusetts was gripped for weeks by outside agitators led by the Industrial Workers of the World. Non English speaking immigrants joined the strike, swelling IWW ranks to about nine thousand with leaders from beyond the city. The piece criticizes foreign-born workers and laments disruption to law and order amid a costly wage conflict.
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the Tribune
Lawrence
Mass
Industrial Workers of the World
America
Europe
Baby born on Second Avenue line delays car
A Second avenue streetcar waited half an hour last night when Mrs Mary Reilly of 282 East 5th Street gave birth to a boy. Both mother and infant were taken to Bellevue Hospital and reported well. A friend and a midwife from 40 Bust 3oth Street were involved as passengers were asked to disembark.
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East Sith Street
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20Th Street
Luck for the Colonel Admirer Sends Clovers to Roosevelt
Berwick Pennsylvania March 10 Josef Cleaver a Roosevelt enthusiast living near Nescopeck gathered 100 four leaf clovers from books and neighbors and sent them to President Roosevelt with a note hoping the luck would aid his campaign. He added he is looking for a wife and believes in Roosevelt policies.
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Berwick
Penn
Josef Cleaver
Nescopeck
Roosevelt
Tat
Philadelphia
Cleaver
Rutland attorney found dead in bathtub accident
Robert A. Lawrence a 33 year old Rutland County former State's Attorney was found dead in his home in a bathtub partly filled with water while grasping an electric fixture. Authorities say wiring outside the house likely crossed with lighting circuits causing fatal shock. The electric company has not traced the trouble source.
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Veeres
Stanning
Robert A. Lawrence
Electric Lght
Lawrence
Rutland County
Faithful Christian Scientist Dies From Gas Poisoning
Ernest W. McAllister a bachelor and Essex Street businessman collapsed in Tawrence Mass while walking to the Christian Science Church. He clutched a copy of Science and Health and Bible. A physician revived him yesterday, but he died this morning from gas poisoning per the medical examiner.
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Science and Health
Ernest W. McAllister
Essex Street
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McAllister
Tive
Wellesley Girls Critique of Society in Campus Bulletins
A Wellesley College bulletin lists humorous Don'ts for students. Among advised behaviors are avoiding swearing and public displays of affection, not overemphasizing romance, keeping curtains drawn at home, resisting public kissing, steering clear of overt study zeal, and refraining from loud dislike of others.
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