Diplomatic Surprise as Dr David Jayne Hill Denied Berlin Ambassadorship
Paris and Berlin circles report German Emperor rejects David Jayne Hill as ambassador to Germany. Vienna and Hague dispatches note Germany’s dissatisfaction with Hill’s Hague stance and US personnel shifts. Background cites Hill’s international law work, State Department service, and Roosevelt era politics as possible grounds for the objection.
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Charlemagne Tower
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Emperes
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Herlin
Tmet
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Meyne Tower
Netherlands
Heeve
Govewn
Roots
Civil Service
Switzerland
Id Jarne Hill
Rochester University
State Department
Hay
McKinley
Suit for divorce in Paris amid heated pleadings
Paris March 21 The divorce suit of Mrs. A Hart McKee versus her husband continued with Mezire Laberi reading letters said to show Mrs McKee’s affection and gambling instincts. Labori argued Mr McKee spent large sums for his wife’s comfort including repairs and decorations for a Paris house. He stated he would not introduce alleged misconduct even if proven. Labori to resume April 1.
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A. Hart McKee
Mezire Laberi
Mattre Labori
McKee
Changes in Cabinet Signal Enduring Constitutionalists Tie
In Tokio on March 2 the new Cabinet decision is viewed as a pledge that the Constitutionalists will stay in Tower until after the general elections.
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Tokio
Hope for the Congo Treaty gains Chamber support
A seized draft plan shows the Congo Independent State might be annexed as a seventeen-article scheme is approved by the Chamber of Deputies. The document was found this afternoon in the commission room and signals potential political movement on the issue.
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Congo
Broesels
Chamber of Deputies Commission
Debate on treaty charter for natives under Belgian rule
The chamber will start debate in early April over the colonial charter. Supporters claim a 35 vote majority for the treaty, which would establish native government under Belgian rule.
No US move to acquire Lower California says ambassador
Mexico City reports Ambassador Thompson dismisses American plans to purchase Lower California. He states there has been no government suggestion or thought of any acquisition and notes the coaling station permit does not waive charges. He praises Mexico for its arms practice decision and expresses satisfaction with the concession secured.
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Mexico City
Thompson
Lower California
United States
Magdalena Bay
Washington
Mexico
Mexico may bar foreign steel imports
A petition to Mexico’s finance minister José Limantour seeks a prohibitory duty increase on all imported steel and steel products. Signed by Mexican steel and iron manufacturers and promoters of other infant industries, the move is reportedly favored by domestic producers.
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the Tribune
Mexico City
United States Steel Corporation
Mexico
José Limantour
Rochette Arrives at Bank Office Amid Jeers and Support
Henri Rochette under arrest visited the Franco Spanish Bank with an examining magistrate to review its books. A volatile crowd jeered and cheered, showering bouquets as clients swarmed the building. Employees still loyal staged a counter demonstration while officials deny political links.
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Paris
Henri Rochette
Rochette
Clemenceau
Plot Against Chinese Throne Sentences Hasten Fear
Seven men arrested on government secret charges were found guilty and given long terms in prison. The case signals a widespread conspiracy alarm, with thirty prisoners held and reports that the Forbidden City police chief is among them. Interior and Secret Service cooperate to locate plotters.
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Na Tung
Liang Tun-yen
Foreign Board
Forbidden City
Department of the Interior
Secret Service Police
Canadian Navigation Merger Formed Inland Navigation Co
Hamilton Ontario March 25 The merger of several large Canadian navigation firms is confirmed and a charter applied for The new company to be called Inland Navigation Company is capitalized at 1 000 000 with 50 000 in bonds Marquis Ito returns to Corea Marquis Ito will depart Tokyo for Corea on March 31
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The
Inland Navigation Company
Marquis Ito
Corea
Tokio
Fire at Drury Lane Theatre Yields Valuable Damages
Fire at Drury Lane Theatre in London caused extensive ruin of scenery and properties while the auditorium was saved. The great glass dome collapsed, but the theatre was not completely gutted and the full extent of loss was initially exaggerated.
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Drury Lane Theatre
London
Stanford Punishment Announced After Campus Parade
Stanford University officials announced disciplinary actions for students involved in a disorderly campus parade after suspensions for liquor on campus. Forty one upperclassmen were suspended for the rest of the semester, while a large group faced academic unit penalties and graduation requirement increases.
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Palag Alto
Cal
Clark
Leland Stanford Junior University
Permits Batony to Change Lawyers in Six Suits
Justice O Gorman in the Supreme Court signed six orders yesterday substituting Morris Cukor for Edward A Alexander in Mrs Frances Work Batony against her husband Aurel Batonyi. The six suits involve Frank Work the elder and Henry Work, and Frank W Sturges, once the elder Work’s partner. Orders omit reasons for substitution or suit purposes.
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Justice O'Gorman
Supreme Court
Morris Cukor
Edward A. Alexander
Frances Work Batony
Aurel Batonyi
Winter wheat belt in Nebraska faces drought and pests
The Omaha telegram reports the winter wheat belt in Nebraska badly needs rain with no damage yet. Green bugs have appeared across the South Platte country and are spreading rapidly but have not yet harmed the wheat.
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Tribune
Omaha
Nebraska
South Platte Country
Trading stamps with funerals shock Chicago undertakers
Funeral directors on the Northwest Side report rising business as trading stamps accompany services. A widow canceled an order at a downtown undertaker after stamps were refused, prompting the issue to be presented to the Chicago Undertakers Association.
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Chicago
Northwest Side
Wiow
Vidaver Defense Opens in Extortion Case in Centre Street
The People against Nathan Vidaver neared closing as defense called a District Attorney stenographer who read notes of conversations between William Montgomery and lawyer Moses Grossman. The case paused for a brief to allow briefing on evidence while witnesses described alleged hush money schemes and threats.
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Wiliam R. Montgomery
Centre Street Court
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Moses H. Grossman
No. 115
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Arthur C. Palmer
Vidaver
Herrman
Douglass Sanderson
Astor House
Montgomery
Fitzsimmons
District Attorney's Office
Palmer
Kiesel
Nova Scotia
New York
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Hamilton Bank
Smith
Heck
Frederick B. Searing
George S. Willing
East 119Th Street
Wiling
Grossman
Mr. Grossman
Albany Debates on Jackson Investigation and Garnishee Law
In Albany on March 25 the Senate Finance Committee delayed action on a concurrent resolution to probe the Attorney General William S. Jackson’s administration and bank receiver ships. The session focused on Senator Wemple’s garnishee bill which was amended to cover services by any person, while a funeral committee was named for Senator Franchot.
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Buffalo
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Senate Committee On Finance
Saxe
New York
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Grady
Armstrong
Wadsworth
Franchot
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Niagara
Eggleston
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Parker
Genesee
Foley
Arnold
MacGregor
Costello
Thorn
Burglary Convict William Clark Sentenced to Life
William Clark, 35, a Black man, was sentenced to life in state prison by Judge Foster after conviction for burglary and assault in the robbery of Mrs. Ida Clark at No. 162 West 54th Street last September. Clark stated his innocence, but the judge found his speech removed any doubt of guilt.
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Foster
Clark
Ida Clark
West 54Th Street
Man Held For Passing Worthless Check In Bronx Case
Leo C. McCabe of Elsmere Place in the Bronx is jailed on grand larceny charges after allegedly passing a $250 check drawn on Hamilton Bank. Detectives say the check, endorsed to Deering & McCabe and later to Mutual Alliance, was returned marked no account. McCabe, tied to Deering & McCabe brokers, was arrested after calling Webb Floyd of Mutual Alliance Trust and visiting Floyd at his home.
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Park Row
Webb Floyd
West 95Th Street
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Hanover Square
Hamilton Bank
Floyd
J. H. Reynolds
D. A. Adams
Mutual Alliance
McCabe
Mystery identity in Worcester linked suicide in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia a man found dead by self inflicted gunshot in a warehouse doorway is identified by Mrs Ella M Robbins as Stewart Wesson of Worcester. Further family communications cast doubt on the identification and a sighting at Clark's Hotel Boston two days after the body was found complicates the case.
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Marc
Worcester
Mass
Ella M. Robbins
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J. Edwin Wesson
Wesson
Camden
N. J
Rapid Transit Company
Robbing
Robbins
Clark’s Hotel
Boston
Night riders burn three tobacco warehouses in Owenton
In Owenton Kentucky early today three large tobacco warehouses were set ablaze by night riders causing about 40000 dollars in damage and destroying 150000 pounds of tobacco. The Equity warehouse owned by a stock company stored all the tobacco along with a warehouse of the American Tobacco Company and another belonging to an independent firm.
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American Tobacco Company
Supplies For Great Cruise Reported By Navy Officials
Navy Department officials begin provisioning for the battleship fleet's voyage from San Francisco to Asiatic stations via Manila and Australia. Consular officers will seek bids locally to replenish larders while refrigerated ships may preposition supplies to avoid delays. Movements include the Tennessee Washington and California arriving Redondo, with several ships sailing to Santa Barbara Channel and Magdalena Bay. Commissioned torpedo boats Davis Farragut and Fox at Mare Island.
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Virginia
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Meare Island
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Portsmouth
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Naval Academy
Washinngton
J. S Woodward
Cincinnati
New York
M. W Baker
Colorado
F. W. Smith
Wisconsin
C. R. O'Leary
Navy Yard
D. G. M’ritchi
Birmingham
South Dakota
San Diego
Santa Barbara
Denver
Hong Kong
Swatow
Dolphin
Norfolk
Magdalena Bay
Davis
Farragut
Governor Assigns Coast Artillery for June Exercises
Albany March 25 Adjutant General Henry announced that Governor Hughes approved coast artillery assignments for joint June 13 to 2 13th Artillery District Fort Hamilton 9th Fort Wadsworth 8th district Forts Totten Schuyler 47th and 1st regiments as support Creedmoor rifle range closure leads to omission of headquarters naval militia First Second brigade state prizes Adjutant general trophy and Governor's Cup for 148 season.
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Henry
Department of the East
Hughes
Coast Artillery
Fort Hamilton
Fort Wadsworth
Forts Totten
Schuyler
Creedmoor
National Society for Industrial Education Opens Office
The National Society for the Promotion of Industrial Education, formed a year ago, has opened an office at 36 Fifth Avenue and grown to 32 state committees. Leaders include manufacturing executives and educators with Roosevelt’s support noted in Bulletin No. 3. Dr. Carroll D. Wright serves as president with M. W. Alexander as vice president and Dr. James P. Haney as secretary.
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Roosevelt
Henry S. Pritchitt
Carroll D. Wright
M. W. Alexander
James P. Haney
Frederick B. Pratt
Pratt Institute
Florence N Levy
Lake Champlain Discovery 300th Anniversary Plan
Albany March 25 The special legislative commission recommends a five citizen governor appointed committee plus three Senators and three Assemblymen to organize a July 199 celebration of Lake Champlain's discovery. It urges New York to seek international interest and to enact a bill funding 2100 for expenses and a permanent Champlain memorial in the valley.
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Lake Champlain
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Senate
France
Great Britain
Canada
New York State
Samuel Champlain
Today’s City Meetings And Events At The Astor And Beyond
A loaded afternoon and evening schedule features the West End Woman's Republican Association discussing The Influence of the Press Upon Politics at 2:30 at Hotel Astor. Other events include Portia Club at 3 p m with Dr. Walsh at the same venue, and a 4 p m fundraiser for Servants of Relief at St Stephen’s Church. Evening programs include Ecole Maternelle Francaise at Hotel Astor, free Museum visits, a National Metal Trades convention at Hotel Astor with John Chipman Gray speaking, Haverford College Alumni dinner at Hotel Manhattan, William McAdoo talk at 3:30 from the People’s Institute, and a G A R George Washington Post meeting and supper at 8:30 at Hotel Astor.
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Woman's Republican Association
Hotel Astor
Neighborhood Social and Industrial Club
Frank E. Wise
West 101St Street
Portia Club
James J. Walsh
Shakespeare
Servants of Relief
St Stephen's All
28Th Street
Lexington
3C Avenues
Ecole Maternelle Francaise
Metropitan Museum of Art
American Museum of Natural History
National Metal Trades Association
John Chipman Gray
Columbia University
Haverford College
Manhattan
William McAdoo
People's Institute
East 15Th Street
George Washington Post
Snakes and Beauty in Ohio Women's Speech at Waldorf
Mrs. Mildred Manly Caldwell spoke to the National Society of Ohio Women at the Waldorf Astoria, urging happiness and beauty through positive thinking. She warned against beauty doctors, explained how worry harms the body, and lampooned snobbery from accents to aristocracy.
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National Society of Ohio
Waldorf-Astoria
Ohio
Mildred Manly Caldwell
Sarah Bernhardt
Wall Street
42D Street
Bermuda Lily Frost Ends Cut Easter Lilies from Bermuda
Hundreds of thousands of Bermuda Easter lilies will not be cut for New York markets as importers abandon the trade. The late Easter, higher bulb planting profits, and unreliable results from cut stems drive the shift to bulbs grown in northern climates or other spring blooms. Only Bermuda lilies reaching New York will be those sent by winter residents to friends.
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Bermuda
New York
Glove Protectors Save Fashionable Woman Funds
A New York woman uses gauzy white silk or cotton gloves over her kid gloves to protect them from soil when out. She removes the protectors at arrivals for clean kid gloves, cutting her glove expenses as fashion tends to discard gloves after one use.
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New York
Plan to Cut Bills Finds Broad Support
A strategy to reduce expenses gains approval as a practical step. The text notes that a typical woman may own two to three dozen gloves and expects about half to be at the cleaner, illustrating common domestic cost concerns.
PESTS IN THE PARKS Gather Eggs in Winter to Save Trees from Caterpillars
Entomologist Dr Edmund Bronk Southwick of the Department of Parks spoke at the American Institute on New West 41th Street about controlling caterpillars. He urged collecting egg masses in winter and using physical removal over spraying, citing a basket of eggs producing up to 600 caterpillars. He warned against kerosene soaked cotton and promoted Paris Green mixtures for spraying with a simple nozzle for efficiency.
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Department of Parks
American Institute
New West 41Th Street
Dr. Southwick
Long Island
Germany
Central Park
Southwick
West Point
London
Coat patterns for year round children's wear
The Tribune describes adaptable children's coat patterns suitable for all seasons. It suggests materials like white pique with embroidery and notes acceptable fabrics such as cloth silk and bedford cord. For a medium size four years the required material is four and three quarter yards.
Pattern details for girls garments No 5 91 ages two four six
The notice describes fabric requirements four inches wide three and three quarter yards narrow six and one half yards wide banding and six and one half yards edging for pattern No 5 91. It specifies sizes for girls ages two four and six and notes mail delivery upon receipt of postage. Send pattern number and age to the Pattern Department New York Tribune.
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