Leaders at Odds on St Patrick's Eve Speech in London Dinner
On St Patrick's Day eve in London, Redmond urged peace with England and Irish friendship at a Cecil Hotel dinner. Other leaders including O'Brien and Lord Dunraven spoke of Home Rule while Asquith faced questions on devolution and Ireland’s self government amid political division.
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London
Landon Paick
Ireland
Jan Ke Redmond
Irish Parliamentary Party
United Irish League of
Eat
Britis Walliam O'Brien
Sind
Lord Dunraven
Irish Reform Association
I Asawlth
J Halfour
House of Cimimone
Feuinet
St. Patrick's Day
Cecil
Taimand
Dad
Redmond
England
Met
TF O'Connor
St Park
Liverpool
St. Patricks
Purick
Ian Male
Patrick Toi
House of Lords
Asquith
al Men Ly
Treland
Rasters 9
Eniontata
Lyr
Ole Bethe
William
Radio Ireland
Tilleh
Aviator R Alph Johnstone Dies in Missouri
Obituary notes the death of aviator R Alph Johnstone in Missouri on March 18 after a wave of fame beginning from a November 17 event. The incomplete item mentions real estate and mobility constructed as part of a notoriety bubble.
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Ralph Johnstone
Ne Mo
Fraud Matter of Habit in New Orleans Election
In New Orleans on March 16 over one hundred citizens testified about alleged frauds in last week’s election for the Louisiana State Supreme Court. Judge W B Somerville faced no opposition, yet rumors persist of ballot stuffing and irregularities aimed at creating a fraudulent voting strength in support of his election.
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New Orleans
Dave
Tory
Justice
Louisiana State Supreme Court
W. B. Somerville
Somerville
War on Nude in Art Disturbs Boston Legislature
Boston March 17 The Bishop Willard F Mallalieu of the Methodist Episcopal Church denounced public funding for the Boston Museum of Fine Arts as unjust and urged removing nude art. He argued money should be used to fix streets and visited major European museums. The Rev A Judson Hughes echoed opposition to nude statues in galleries, tying it to public morality in a Christian city.
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Boston
Willard F. Mallalieu
Methodish Episcopal Church
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Boston Art Museum
Europe
Great Britain
America
A. Judson Hughes
First Baptist Church
Boston Common
Greece
Two Licenses To Wed Cause Confusion At City Hall
Arkush a Neo 1 West 1021 street merchant received a license to wed Miss Phase Miers of West Sith street at City Hall. He asked for another license back, which led to a March 1 date. The clerk said the second license would go to the Marriage Bureau as potential evidence of breach of promise. Miss Radford, once engaged to Arkush, said religious grounds ended the match. Her mother supported the decision and warned of disinheritance if she wed him.
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Arknen
Neo 1
1021 Street
Phase Miers
West
Sith Street
Mareh 1
Arkush
Mary Htadford
S5th Street
Becker
Akash
Marriage Bureau
Arkosh
Cupid
Drug habit appalling, says Dr Towns before lawmakers
Albany hearing on narcotics use cites Dr Charles Towns, superintendent of a New York City hospital, claiming 95 percent of addicts obtain drugs via hypodermic syringes. He urges McManus Boylan bill restricting syringe sales to physicians and veterinarians, warning that easy access endangers children and fuels addiction.
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Albany
Charles By
Towns
New York City
Senate and
Assembly Public Health Eernatieen
McManus-Boylan
Proms
Atte
East Side Druggist Held on Cocaine Charge
An East Side druggist, residing at 700 Bevoml avenue, faced charges for possessing 260 ounces of cocaine and 223 percent ounces reportedly bought. Inspector Hann led the questioning, alleging improper accounting and sale, with further mention of German connections and possible higher prices abroad.
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East Side
Giig Hovey Reatth
Degartentins
Emis
Bevoml Avenue
War Wight
Donald Tole
Hann
Hector
Graupmer Rodel Viena
Germany
Jin
Trial notes and gunmen repay Carnegie Trust notes
Joseph G. Robin remains tied to Carnegie Trust Company matters as he talks with Samuel Goldsmith and his sister Dr Louise Robinvite after a long day in trial and grand jury. The circuit court heard Dyer’s note dispute tied to independent fertilizer stock, with Southern “gunmen” briefly demanding an exhibition note and receiving it swiftly. The DA’s office holds more facts on city deposits tied to the Cummins syndicate and a 1910 loan, while Robin discusses Banking Department methods to probe banks and the Ferguson note collateral in detail.
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Joseph G.robin
Grand Jury
Ferguson
Carnegie Trust Company
Samuel d. Goldsmith
Louise Robinvite
Tombs
United States
Gardner
van Amringe & Kohler
George L. Dyer
Carnegie Company
Dyer
Southern Fertilizer Company
Trust Company
New York
Platt Iron Works
Oyer
Keiran
State Banking Department
Dickinson
Fidelity Funding Company
Cummins Syndicate
Ical
Turin American Bank
W. KE. Holloway
Robin Man
Dulin Alvin Young
Dicot Hallestead
Diner
Ators
Fran Dune 15
TNM
Ste
Tseldom
Syynming Group
Hue City
Halloway
Robin
Hankin Department
Anots State Banking Department
Carnegie Trust
Fen the Ferguson
George Mr. Egbert
Cashiers of Nellie Bly's Company Arrested
Brooklyn men charged with forging a $20 check drawn on People's National Bank of Brooklyn. Charles Caceia and Stanley Glennick, officers of the American Steel Turret Company, allegedly used funds for office expenses amid an ongoing four year audit.
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Charles W. Caceia
Hemlock Street
Brooklyn
American Steel Arrel Company
Nog
Varet Street
Brook- Tym
People’s National Bank of Brooklyn
B.caman
Iliss Nelite
Stanley Glennick
Ushier
Audit Company of
New York
Fim
Wilbur, Taft
Oxnald
Caceia
Oroup
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Cedar Street
Gielnick
American Steel Turret Company
Caccia
Tim
Seaman
Gleluick
Careia
Teink
Cares
Hank Ottietats
Sea
Sam
Fondannery 2
Jille Cheek
Cheda Wan
Wilbur
Lok
Carnegie Trust
Robert Cheaman
Mpen Hin
Reamin
Explosive Box Found Carried By Driver to Police
A damaged package containing nitroglycerin was found in the street and shipped to the Government Experiment Station at Thelentens. Chad fell from an express wagon before being recovered by driver Alexander Irvin who turned it over to police.
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Mare Ooa
Thelentens
du Pont Company
Chad
Alexander Irvin
Dar ing Robbers Hold Up Storekeepers on Ninth Avenue
In a half hour last night, two robber gangs struck stores on Ninth Avenue taking about 175 dollars. Spectators, mostly children, failed to alert police as the robbers fled in a panic. Police tie both incidents to the same gopher gang active on the West Side.
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Ninth Avenue
Smamn
West Side
Jos Merz
Ty Tebeugh
Tne Tribune
Merz
Pittsburg
March
Roger O'Mara
Dorothy Arnebl
Dorothy Arnold
Jeunatorium
O’mara
O'Mara
Athlntic City
Griscomis
Sunny
Robbery at Ninth Avenue stores ends in chase and escape
Three young men robbed Harry Jarlock’s shop at 9th Avenue and Ninth Street, taking about $175. One man brandished a revolver and ordered silence while two lookouts remained at the door. They fled south and then split, while patrons watched. Police chased descriptions of the trio.
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Neider Bologewich
Itm
Merz
Kiltian
Weet 47Th Street
Cine Up
Merc
Lr. Warchotin
Flower Hospital
Leutenant
Her and Notion
Harry Jarlock
No. S. Ninth Avesnue
Jarlock
Ninth Avenue
Ith Street
Eleventh Avenue
Cen
Cinemain
Primcipal
Jarloch
Dirigible Parseval VI Collides With Balloon Shed
Berlin reports the Parseval VI airship badly damaged after a collision with the balloon shed at Johannisthal during a nightly ascent. Sixteen passengers aboard escaping unharmed. one injury reported.
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Berlin
Johannisthal
Speyer Sees Bright Outlook for London Underground Railways
London March Mo shareholders meeting hears chairman Sir Edgar Speyer express hopeful view of the company’s near term, foreshadowing higher income bond distributions and announcing arbitrators’ award in favor of the London Underground Electric Railways in the dispute with British Westinghouse Company.
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London
March
London Underground Electric Railways
Edgar Speyer
Edgar
British Westinghouse Company
Pleetiie Railways
Advertising for Senator Draws Pedestrians Along Capitol Street
A vague street scene shows pedestrians reading a sign advertising a United States Senate position. Nightly displays from a building blaze with banners as banners from atop the structure attract passersby near the State Street Capitol area.
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Albany
Waneyern
New York
Legislatire
State Street
Capitol
Masked men rob lawyer at Jamaica residence
Five masked men entered lawyer Louis Miller’s Jamaica Avenue home at 8 o clock overnight and overpowered him. They bound Mrs Miller in a closet, looted jewelry and cash, then fled. The pair escaped as their son returned an hour later to release them. The plot unsettled a wealthy district of Jamaica.
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Louis Miller
Chiniten Avenue
Jamaica
Miller
Hameline
Miler
Teoaf
Mra Miller
Thuile Platel Pointe
Tnane
Streens
Jamat Hind
Initiative Referendum Defeated in General Assembly
Dover officials report the measure titled Initiative and Referendum failed today in the General Assembly by 19 percent. A two thirds vote was required to pass the measure.
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Dover
Cheaper electric bulbs eyed after antitrust suit
Washington March 1 government action against the Electric Lamp Trust hints at price cuts of about 33 1 3 percent across the United States. The Justice Department reports consumers will save substantial sums yearly as the trust’s influence weakens amid ongoing suits and anticipated breakups in the sector.
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Electric Lamp Trust
Washington
Govments
Select Selectric Eel Trust
Department of Justice
United
Divorces Him At 73 From Old Minstrel Billy Arlington
Los Angeles judge grants an interlocutory divorce to a 73 year old minstrel known as Billy Arlington after his wife cited desertion. He testified he left because she could not cook his eggs, saying he had to clear out. She alleged a large blond woman was involved and left court with the decree while Arlington followed and cursed.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Marely
Billy" Arlington
Conrey
Billy
Submarine Loutre Damages Fishing Boat At La Palice
The submarine Loutre while surfacing at La Palice roadstead struck the fishing boat Antioche, damaging her starboard bow. Lifeboats and guardship Active aided, rescuing the crew. the report notes the incident as serious with possible total loss of the Antioche.
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la Rochelle
France
Loutre
la Palice
Antioche
Teeth Marine
No deaths linked to strike in Cincinnati to Texas line
Officials in Somerset Kentucky deny fatalities from the strike involving firemen on the Queen and Crescent route. They report six injuries with five not life threatening and no disorder beyond authority. County Attorney Wade and Sheriff Waddie urge calm and caution while noting one incident at King's Mountain with a crowd violence but no widespread unrest.
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Wes
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Toxas Poellie
Bomerset
Terrar
Wadedie
Sherif JM
Waddie
Arlene
Queen & Cresent
Tolarks
King’s Mountain
Limantour Moves Veiled in Mystery
Washington watchers weighed a reported plan for Sefer Limantour to become Mexico’s foreign minister and press Diaz toward political reforms. Officials noted possible cabinet changes, with conjecture Limantour’s return could trigger broad state and governance shifts to mollify revolutionists.
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Limantour
Diaz
Washington
March
Sefer Limantour
Mexico City
Uis
Mexico
St. Lainis
West
Ambassador de la Barra
New York
Thayanat
Cuba
Vera Cran
Seflor de la Barri
Tampa
Mia
Mil
Norte
Havana
Crux
Senor Lamantour
Les
Varios
Seite Department
Revolutionary Party
Gomes
Ramon Corral
Enrique C. Creel
Chihuahua
Creel
Cree
Jomez
Witt
Gores
Sefine Creel
de. Gomes
Sestor Nunez
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William O'Brien
Pat
John P. Riadmand
Minons
Trish League
Sinan
Vitelo Cervension
BAT Ater
Mallalieu
Ames
Weil Mw
Ferguson Loan
Dickinson and Keiran Loans
Melee
Nellie Bly
Sir Edgar Speyer
London Underground Railways
Maillard's
Grocers Welt
Vasquez Gomez
St. Louis
Laredo
el Paso
Pex
Vera Crow
Jess
Ista
Vera Cruz
Arturo Tat
Madrid
Kroes I
la Madrid
Ter Madd
Sefer de la Barra
Ty ‘Hea
Len Afermantowe
Offairs
Lelement Iexides
Sefer Liman
Gonex
Chihaus
Minds
Ivernor Terassas
Puebla
Ted Sefior
Martine
Diag
Coahuila
Senora
Zacatecas
Durango
Guerrero
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