Haiti Crisis Deepens As Executions Continue In Port au Prince
Paris dispatches report Haiti remains volatile with new executions after twenty seven already executed. France Germany and Great Britain seek protection for foreigners while asserting no U S intervention. Refugees Firmin Nadreau and others face exile or trial as government cracks down.
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Paris
Hayti
M. Carteron
M. Leconte
Gorfaives
Firmin
M. Nadreau
Hagtiars
United States
France
Germany
Great Britain
Port-au-Prince
Temps
Trade Not Affected By Haiti Unrest In US Trade
US Haiti commerce remains steady with the Alleghany vessel carrying large cargoes to Port-au-Prince Gonaives St Marc Jacmel and other ports. Consul Delvet notes the crisis may end in forty eight hours attributing turmoil to Firminists and Antenor Firmin while Alexis aims to stabilize the country and curb bloodshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firmin
Haiti
Gonaives
Port-au-Prince
Revolutionary Movement
Vlarti
Hayti
United States
Alleghany
West Indies
St. Marc
Jacmel
Geffrard Delvet
Antenor Firmin
M. Desvet
Alexis
Jealous shooter opens fire in Cleveland restaurant
In Cleveland on March 17 William Krueger 21 opened fire from a saloon doorway into a crowded restaurant killing Iodward Draudt 40 and wounding James Barr, then shot himself. Police say he sought a specific person and acted from jealousy as patrons hid under tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
William Krueger
Iodward Draudt
James Barr
Krueger
Barr
Delegates picked for 2th District Republican convention
In Jacksonville Illinois March 17 the 28th District Republican convention selected Stuart Pierson of Carrollton and Henry Savage of Virginia as delegates to the Republican National Convention and named William Mumford of Pittsfield as Presidential elector. Resolutions endorsed Speaker Joseph G Cannon for President and backed national and state administrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Republican Congress
Stuart Pierson
Carrollton
Henry Savage
Virginia
William Mumford
Pittsfield
Joseph G. Cannon
Virginia District Convention Delegates Named
The Sth Virginia District Republican Convention in Bristol on March 17 selected Joseph Gillespie of Tazewell County and J. W. Mc Avercak of Wythe County as delegates, with J. H. Catron of Scott County and George Gilmer of Russell County as alternates to the national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Joseph Gillespie
Tazewell County
J. W. McAvercak
Wythe County
J. H. Catron
Scott County
George Gilmer
Russell County
Bryan to Speak in New York and Upstate Cities
A telegram from William J. Bryan states he will visit New York on Monday April and address Auditorium Hall at 171st Street and Fulton Avenue The Bronx That night he speaks in Brooklyn and the following night at the Associated Press dinner at the Weidorf Then he proceeds to Rochester Syracuse Glens Falls and Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Bryan
New York
Auditorium Hall
171St Street
Fulton Avenue
Bronx
Brooklyn
Associated Press
Weidorf
Bryan
Rochester
Syracuse
Glens Falls
Albany
Confederate naval secretary dies recluse in St Louis
St Louis March 17 Russell Riler former Assistant Secretary of the Confederate navy during the Civil War died yesterday after forty years as a recluse. He once assisted General Robert E Lee and is said to have received a sword from him. Riler is credited with several paintings and a search will be made for his relatives.
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St. Louie
Todey
Russell Riler
Robert E. Lee
Ireland
Robert Emmet
Wolf Tone
Edmund Burke
Dublin
Cork
Dean Swift
England
Sheridan
Goldsmith and Sterne
Duke of Wellington
Lord Wolseley
Lord Roberts
Lord Kitchener
Hugh Cairns
Down
Lord Russell
Killowen
Aad
Grattan
O’connell
Andrew Jackson
John C. Calhoun
Richard Montgomery
Quebec
Sullivans
New Hampshire
Knox
Washington
Philip H. Sheridan
New York
George Clinton
Michael O'Connell
Clinton
Nilm
St. Patrick
Britain
Dumbarton
Glamorganshire
Emerald Isle
Europe
Hughes and Taft Speak at Friendly Sons Dinner in New York
Secretary Taft and Governor Hughes addressed the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick at Delmonico's, praising Ireland and American unity. Taft warmingly recalled Ireland’s role in U.S. history while Hughes urged immigrant inclusion, lawfulness, and civic duty, with a full crowd including Justice Dowling, Archbishops Farley and Potter, and many political figures.
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Sons of
St. Patrick
Delmonico’s
Taft
Hughes
Stephen Farrelly
Society
Farrelly
Mr. Taft
Justice Dowling
America
Talk at Hughes club rips party leaders in New York
Herbert Parsons and John Henry Hammond faced sharp attack from Frank Hendrick and Edward Lauterbach at the Hughes Club on Madison Avenue. Speakers urged loyal delegates to back Hughes for national leadership and argued Parsons and his allies hinder reform and open party politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Parsons
Republican County Committee
John Henry Hammond
Frank Hendrick
Edward Lauterbach
Charles E. Hughes Club
86Th Street
Madison Avenue
Congress
Hendrick
Parsons
Democrats Welcome Governor at Brooklyn St Patrick Society
Governor Hughes garnered strong applause from Brooklyn Democrats during a brief visit to the St Patrick's Society reception at the Pouch Gallery on Clinton Street and Lafayette Avenue. He rode via automobile with John C. Judge and FE A. Connelly, was greeted by Justice Luke D. Stapleton and Bird Coler, and accepted an invitation to speak after being introduced to club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Brooklyn
St. Patrick's Society
Pouch Gallery
Clinton Street
Lafayette Avenue
John C. Judge
FE. A. Connelly
Luke D. Stapleton
Bird
Coler
Saint celebrated saintly impact praised at reception
Speaker attends reception after a dinner of the Friendly Sons of Ireland and lauds the saint whose birthday honors a heroic man who converted the Irish to Christianity. He notes pride in ancestral efforts and gratitude for opportunities in this country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Ireland
New York Celebrates Irish Pride With Grand St Patrick Parade
A massive Irish celebration filled New York with music speeches and festivity. The 69th Regiment led a citywide parade from Fifth Avenue to Manhattan Casino, with Irish volunteers from multiple states, officials in carriages, and crowds along 42nd Street and Madison Avenue. Separate balls and entertainments followed in Manhattan, the Bronx, and Brooklyn as thousands waved shamrocks and waved flags.
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New York
Erin
Bourke
Tammany Halls
Charles Francis Murphy
Mr. Cochran
Fifth Avenue
51St Street
Madison Avenue
Farley
69Th Regiment
St. Patrick’ d
Peter J. Molloy
James Dorris
42D Street
Max Schmittberger
50Th Street
List Street
120Th Street
Lenox Avenue
135Th Street
Eighth Avenue
Manhattan Casino
The
Mission of the Immaculate Virgin
Father Fitzpatrick
Parnell
Glesnevin
Sinn Fein Society
Dublin
Hibernians
Upper West Side
Bronx
Zeltner’s
177Th Street
Third Avenue
Yorkville
Lexington Avenue Opera House
Munster County
Kerry's Hall
East 86Th Street
Julia Murphy
Limerick
Mayo
Amsterdam Opera House
Brooklyn
All Ireland
Bedford
Division Avenues
Ifill
Heights
Borough Hall
Coler
Supreme Court
Stapleton
Ketcham
Dike
Fawcett
McCarren
Edward J. Faulkner
Thomas Connaughton
Joseph Curtin
Kap
Hughes for Sincerity Calls GOP to Honor Platform
Governor Hughes at the West Side Republican Club dinner at Hotel Astor urged the party to live by its platform, back the racetrack gambling abolition bills, reform bank dealings, and ensure free voter expression. He defended direct nomination and extended the Public Service Commission to telegraph and telephone firms while stressing honest leadership and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Govenor Hughes
West Side
Republican Club
Hotel Astor
Hughes
St. Patrick’s Day
Republican Party
Department of the State
Public Service Commission
Hughes at D. A. Dinner
Governor Hughes spoke at the Delta Upsilon dinner last night, greeted by cheers and college yells. He urged merit over snobbery for admission and urged democracy in the college, with notable attendees including Senator A. W. North and Major Fred M. Crossett among others. Mrs. Hughes attended in a box with other guests.
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Hughes
Delta Upsilon
West Side
Republican Club
Republican Party
William N. van Steenbergh
Kim
A. W. North
California
Howard i. Johnson
Henry Spellmeyer
John L. O'Brian
Nehemiah Boynton
Edward M. Bassett
Fred M
Austrian in Gossoon Role Sparks Naturalization Hearing
An Austrian applicant, Warmund Karnitschnigg, faced John Donovan at the United States Circuit Court naturalization bureau. His anarchist assertions and inflammatory writings drew scrutiny as he admitted opposing all government. Hebrews seeking first papers joined in the Patrick’s Day observance, while William Montgomery, Hamilton Bank ex-president, missed his final papers, delaying his path to U.S. citizenship.
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Commonwealth
Ireland
Germany
France
Holland
Russia
Austria
Italy
United States
J. Franklin Bell
United States Army
Tie
Augustus Thomas
Co. F. Murphy
W. J. Conners
Tammany Heil
W. Bourke Cochran
Archbishop Farley
Bishop Potter
Frederick D. Grant
Beth Low
Justice FitzGerald
Justice O'Gorman
Morgan O'Brien
Anthony N. Brady
Arthur Brisbane
Philip J. Britt
Sir Purdon Clarke
J. Sergeant Cram
Richard Croker, Jr
John P. Chidwick
John F. Carroll
Thomas C. T. Crain
Peter F. Collier
John J. Delany
Vernon M. Davis
Joseph P. Day
William B. Ellison
John Fox
Charles V. Fornes
Thomas F. Foley
Frank J. Farrell
Hugh J. Grant
Nicholas J. Hayes
Thomas C. O'Sullivan
Daniel O'Day
Eugene A. Philbin
Thomas F. Ryan
Oren Root, Jr
Herbert H. Vreeland
Thomas F. Walsh
St. Patrick’s Day
John Donovan
Naturalization Bureau
United States Circuit Court
Gossoon
Agin
Lee
Liffey
Shannon
Warmund Karnitschnigg
Mr. Donovan
Karnitschnigg
Nova Scotia
Irish Terrier Triggers Street Brawl On St Patrick Day
A small Irish terrier sparked a Donnybrook near Police Headquarters last night. The dog mixed into a fight between two truck drivers, bit three people including patrolman John Clair, and caused a crowd panic from Mulberry to the Bowery. Antonio Dellener was hospitalized, while James Posten and others were treated on scene. Police seek the dog and its alleged accomplices amid questions over private detectives.
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St. Patrick's Day
Donnybrook
St. Vincent's Hospital
Tony Lorenzo
Mulberry Street
Broome Street
Bowery
Antonio Dellener
Carmine Street
James Posten
Dellener
Posten
John Clair
Central Office
Clair
SAYS IRISH CHERISH BALLOT AT ST PATRICK DINNER
The St Patrick s Day dinner of the Friends of Erin drew about two hundred guests at the Crotona Casino in The Bronx. Borough President Louis F Haffen Magistrate Matthew P Breen and Lt Gov Lewis Chanler attended Chanler spoke of political reform praising ballot rights and Irish ties. Toastmaster John P Chalan introduced speakers including Joseph J Dunn Healy Sinnott and John J Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Friends of Erin
Crotona
Bronx
Louis F. Haffen
Matthew P Breen
Lewis 3. Chanler
Chanler
America
England
Ireland
John P C ®Halan
Joseph J. Dunn
Ellsworth J. Healy
Erin
Philip J. Sinnott
John J. Montgomery
Irish Volunteers Parade Review at Grand Central Palace
Brigadier General Charles J. Crowley reviewed the 1st Regiment of Irish Volunteers in full dress at Grand Central Palace before about ten thousand spectators. The drill was followed by a dance with James Keily and Jerry Mahoney performing exhibition dances on the third floor.
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Irish Volunteers
Charles J. Crowley
1St
Regiment of
Grand Central Palace
James Keily
Jerry Mahoney
Ireland
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Virginia District Convention
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En Fall
Boston Irish Society
Samuel Lover
Peggy
Queenstown
Blarney Castle
Killarney
Sons of Erin
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Maryland
Thirteen Colonies
Governor
Ike
Parsons and
Hammond
Chicago
Mr. Parsons
Massachusetts
Odell
New York City
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Quigg
Lauterbach
Frederic de Witt Wells
Mr. Lauterbach
Dr. Lyon
JS . Lew. Ids
Edward Duffy
E. P. Gilgar
D. Sullivan
New Jersey
J. Flood
West Chester
Boyhan
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Tully
Catholic Boys’ Naval Brigade of
Hibernian Rifles
New York County
Yonkers
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Queens Borough
Order of Hibernians
Irish Counties Athletic Union
Astor
W. C. Stimson
J. van Vechten Olcott
Charles O. Maas
M. Linn Bruce
John S. Wise
Bruce
Roosevelt
Timothy L. Woodruff
Wise
Woodruff
Chanter
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