Kaiser Bars D. J. Hill Diplomat Surprised in Paris
Paris reports Germany declines to accept Dr David Jayne Hill as American Ambassador to Berlin. German objections cited as personal to Emperor William, amid confusion in diplomatic circles over the Roosevelts administration and Hill past as a writer and official.
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Paris
David Jayne Hill
Hague
Regina
Amerian Amassador
Charlemagne Tower
Washington
Germany
Roosevelt
Berlin
Presert Roosevelt
Hilll
Hill
Hague Peace Center
Dr. Hill
Scvthe
Heeur
Prreret
David Jayne
Suit in Paris Trial Over McKee Marriage Dispute
Hearing in Milwaukee for Mrs. A Hart McKee versus her husband continued. Lawyer Meltre Leberi cited affectionate letters and a gambling claim while Mattre Labori described $15 600 spent on Paris home repairs and decorations. McKee reportedly loved his stepson and faced no maltreatment charges. Proceedings resume April 1.
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Ditore
A. Hart McKee
Meltre Leberi
Mattre Labori
McKee
Paris
Tokios Cabinet Changes Signal Constitutionalists Stay Power
Tokio March 36 The cabinet changes announced yesterday are seen as a declaration that the Constitutionalists will remain in power until after the general elections.
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Tokio
Unti
Hope for the Congo Treaty in Belgian Assembly
The Congo Independent State could be annexed as Belgium’s chamber of deputies accepts a commission’s 19 articles of the proposed annexation scheme. The afternoon session indicated approval of key points.
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Congo
Broesels
Belgium
Chamber of Deputies Commission
Mveeteen
Debate on colonial charter treaty starts April in Chamber
The Chamber will open debate in April on the colonial charter that envisions a native government under Belgian rule. Supporters claim a 35 vote majority for the treaty.
Mexico City Denies US Plot to Buy Lower California
Ambassador Thompson states there is no basis for reports of a US bid to acquire Lower California or any part thereof. He denies any government suggestion or intent to purchase and clarifies that coaling vessel permits do not waive usual charges. He notes Mexico’s decision on land arms practice was rightful and says Washington is satisfied with concessions and courtesy from Mexico.
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Mexico City
Thompson
Lower
California
United States
Magdalena Bay
Washington
Mexico
Mexico May Bar Foreign Steel
Mexico might prohibit duties on imported steel as José Limantour, the Finance Minister, reviews a petition backed by United States Steel and other foreign producers. Mexican steel and iron makers and promoters of new industries back the move and expect favorable action for domestic manufacturers.
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the Tribune
Mexico City
United States Steel Corporation
Mexico
José Limantour
Rochette Faces Protests Amid Bank Papers Review
Henri Rochette, under arrest, visited the Franco Spanish Bank with an examining magistrate to review the bank’s books. The crowd jeered and cheered, shouting Down with Rochette Robber as bouquets flew. His loyal staff organized a counter demonstration, while critics link the case to politics, a claim denied by Premier Clemenceau who says he had no connection with Rochette.
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Paris
Henri Rochette
Rochette
Clemenceau
Plot Against Chinese Throne Sentences Hasten Fear
Seven men charged with selling government secrets were found guilty and sentenced to long terms. The court, led by Na Tung and Liang Tun yen, deems the punishment worse than death as a widespread conspiracy alarms the administration. Thirty high status prisoners remain in custody including the Forbidden City police chief. Interior and Secret Service join to pursue plotters amid suspected spies in government service.
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Peking
Na Tung
Liang Tun-yen
Foreign Board
Forbidden City
Department of the Interior
Secret Service Police
Canadian navigation merger forms Inland Navigation Company
In Samilton Ontario on March 23 a merger of several large Canadian navigation firms was confirmed and a charter applied for. The new company will be Inland Navigation Company with capital of 1,000,000 and bonds totaling 400,000. Marquis Ito plans to return to Corea, leaving Tokio on March 31.
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Samilton
Ont
The
Inland Navigation Company
Marquis Ito
Corea
Tokio
Fire at Drury Lane Theatre Not So Bad After All
London theatre fire report said Drury Lane did not suffer total destruction. Auditorium partly saved while scenery and properties lay ruined and the great glass dome collapsed.
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Drury Lane Theatre
London
Stanford Punishment Announced For Campus Parade
Stanford University officials completed penalties for a disorderly campus parade after suspensions for several students. Forty one upperclassmen and prominent athletes were suspended for the rest of the semester, with graduation unit additions for second year and freshmen classes. Some participants who did not fully engage faced lesser penalties.
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Palag Alto
Cal
Clark
Leland Stanford Junior University
Mquor
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 the Batony1 case against Aurel Batonyi. There are six suits involving Frances Batonyi and family members. The orders do not reveal reasons 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 Threatened by Green Bugs
The winter wheat belt in Nebraska needs rain and has avoided damage so far. Green bugs have appeared in the South Platte country and are spreading rapidly but have not yet harmed the wheat.
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The
Tribune
Nebraska
South Platte
Funeral directors trade stamps with funerals in Chicago
Northwest Side funeral directors offer trading stamps to boost business. A widow cancelled an order after an undertaker refused stamps, and the issue will be taken to the Chicago Undertakers Association for review.
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Chicago
Northwest Side
Chicago Undertakers’ Association
Vidaver Defense Concludes in Extortion Case
The People versus Nathan Vidaver closed after one witness. Key testimony covered alleged conversations between William R. Montgomery and lawyer Moses H. Grossman. Defence seeks dismissal for insufficient evidence as case awaits next steps.
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William R. Montgomery
Centre Street
Mr. Montgomery
Moses H. Grossman
No. 115
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Arthur C. Palmer
Mr. Vidaver
Herrman
Douglass Sanderson
Aster House
Vidaver
Montgomery
Fitzsimmons
District Attorney's Office
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Kiesel
Nova Scotia
New York
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Hamilton
Smith
Heck
Frederick B. Searing
Hamilton Bank
George S
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Grossman
Albany Debates on Jackson Admin Investigation Deferred
Senate Finance committee postponed action on a concurrent resolution to investigate William S. Jackson of Buffalo and his ties to receiver ships of insolvent banks. The session focused on Wemple’s garnishee bill which was amended to cover income from any services. Assembly funeral committee named for Senator Franchot.
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Wiliam S. Jackson
Buffalo
Jackson
Senate Committee On Finance
Saxe
New York
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Grady
Armstrong
Wadsworth
Franchot
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Eagleston
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Parker
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Foley
Arnold
MacGregor
Costello
Thorn
Burzinski
Erie
Hackett
McFarlane
Wyoming
Burglar Sentenced to State Prison After Burglary Conviction
William Clark a 35 year old Black man was sentenced by Judge Foster in General Sessions to state prison for burglary of Mrs. Ida Clark’s apartment at 162 West Sixth Street after a September assault. Clark had prior prison terms dating to 1897 and 1902. He declared innocence but the judge found him guilty and stated the defendant’s speech removed any doubt of guilt.
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William Clark
Foster
Clark
Ida Clark
West Sith Street
Man Charged With Passing Worthless Check
Leo C. McCabe of the Bronx, alleged member of Deering & McCabe brokers, was arrested by Central Office detectives for grand larceny in passing a $250 worthless check drawn on Hamilton Bank and endorsed to Deering & McCabe and Mutual Alliance Trust. The check was marked no account. Floyd of Mutual Alliance Trust reported the incident, McCabe called Floyd, and was arrested at Floyd’s home after visiting.
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Park Row
Webb Floyd
West 95Th Street
Mutual Alliance Trust Company
Hanover Square
Hamilton Bank
Floyd
J. H. Reynolds
D. A. Adams
Deering & Met'abe
Deering & Mecabe
Mutual Alliance
McCabe
Mystery Woman Reassesses Worcester Suicide Identity
Philadelphia reports a dead man found in a Worcester linked case after a Boston sighting complicates early ID. Officials and Mrs. Elia M. Robbins had identified Stewart Wesson as the deceased, son of J Edwin Wesson, shoe magnate, but new family communications sow doubt about the match. Further verification is sought through Worcester relatives.
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Worceser
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Elia M. Robbins
Stewart Wesson
Wesson
Clark’s Hotel
Boston
Night riders burn three tobacco warehouses in Owenton Ky
Early today in Owenton Kentucky night riders set fire to three large tobacco warehouses. The losses include about 150 000 pounds of tobacco and properties valued around 90000. The Equity warehouse owned by a stock company stored all the tobacco, along with two others owned by the American Tobacco Company and an independent firm.
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Owenton
Equity
American Tobacco Company
Supplies For Great Cruise From Pacific To Hampton Roads
Navy officials plan provisioning for the battleship fleet traveling from San Francisco to Hampton Roads via Manila and Australia. Consular officers will solicit bids locally to stock preserved foods and fresh meat en route, with shipments likely through Manila and possibly another port. Major Army and Navy personnel moves and ship movements are listed, including transfers and new commissions at Mare Island and Norfolk.
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Asiatic Station
Australia
Suez
Hampton Roads
Manila
Atlantic
Thomas A. Raymond
San Antonio
William P. Kendall
Fort Ethan Allen
George H. Jones
7Th Infantry
Coast Artillery Corps
Jay W. Grissinger
NAVY
G. W. Logan
General Board
Idaho
W. H. Booth
Virginia
Naval Hospital
New Fort Lyon
C. N. Fiske
Mare Island
Medical School
A. D. M'Lean
Detroit
Navy Yard
Portsmouth
F. M. Blackwell
Naval Academy
J. S Woodward
Cincinnati
New York
M. W Baker
Colorado
Governor Assigns Coast Artillery for Joint Exercises
Albany March 25 Adjutant General Henry said Governor Hughes named coast artillery district units for joint drills on June 13 14 with Fort Hamilton Fort Wadsworth Fort Totten and Fort Schuyler serving as posts The 47th and 1st Regiments will back stop The Creedmoor rifle range closure leads to omission of HQ naval militia First and Second brigade state prizes the Adjutant General's trophy and the Governor's Cup for the 1916 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 Expands
The organization, formed a year ago, opens an office at 346 Fifth Avenue with 32 state committees. Leaders include Dr Carroll Wright president and Dr Henry S Pritchitt heading a committee on school–industry training. Board members include M W Alexander vice president and Dr James P Haney secretary.
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National Society For the Promotion of Industrial Education
Fifth Avenue
Chambers of Commerce
Roosevelt
Henry S. Pritchitt
Carroll Wright
M. W. Alexander
James P. Haney
Frederick B. Pratt
Pratt Institute
Florence N Levy
Champlain Lake 300th Anniversary Celebration Proposed
Albany reports the special legislative commission recommends a five citizen commission with three Senators and three Assembly members to plan a July 199 who will organize a three hundredth anniversary of Lake Champlain discovery. They may seek France Britain and Canada support and seek a $2 1000 appropriation for expenses and a permanent Champlain memorial in the valley.
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Lake Champlain
Special Legislative Commission
Senate
France
Great Britain
Canada
New York State
Samuel Champlain
Public events fill West End day with talks and benefits
Today features a schedule at Hotel Astor and venues across the city. The West End Republican Association discusses The Influence of the Press Upon Politics at 7 20 p m with a Reception by Neighborhood Social and Industrial Club at Mrs Wise's home. Afternoon Portia Club meets at 3 p m at Hotel Astor with Dr James J Walsh presenting Women in Life as Shakespeare Saw Them for charity. St Stephen s Church hosts a benefit for destitute cancer patients. An Ecole Maternelle Francaise fundraiser at Hotel Astor in the evening. Museums offer free admission and a National Metal Trades Association convention at Hotel Astor begins at 9 a m with John Chipman Gray speaking on The Nature and Sources of the Law at Columbia University 5 10 p m. Haverford College Alumni dinner at Hotel Manhattan at 7 p m features William McAdoo on Do the People Really Rule. People's Institute on East 15th Street hosts a 2 30 p m meeting and supper for George Washington Post G A R at Hotel Astor 8 30 p m.
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Woman's Republican Association
Hotel Astor
Neighborhood Social and Industrial Club
Frank E. Wise
West Ijist Street
Portia Club
James J. Walsh
Shakespeare
Servants of Relief
St Stephen's All
28Th Street
Lexington
3C Avenues
Ecole Maternelle Francaise
Metroplitan Museum of Art
American Museum of Natural History
National Metal Trades Association
John Chipman Gray
Columbia University
Haverford College
Manhattan
Williiam McAdoo
People’s Institute
East 15Th Street
George Washington Post
Snakes and Beauty in Ohio Women Talk at Waldorf Event
The National Society of Ohio Women hosted Mrs. Mildred Manly Caldwell at the Waldorf-Astoria, urging happiness and beauty through right thought. She warned against beauty doctors, warned that worry worsens health, and mocked snobbery about accents and language knowledge.
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National Society of Ohio
Waldorf-Astoria
Ohio
Mildred Manly Caldwell
Sarah Bernhardt
Wall Street
London
Omaha
Chicago
Bermuda Lily Frost Ends Cut Easter Lily Trade
The article notes Bermuda Easter lilies will not be cut for New York shipments this year due to lateness of Easter and growing bulb trade. Importers abandon cut buds after poor packing and unreliable yields, favoring bulbs grown by growers or bulbs planted by florists for Easter sales. Only occasional Bermuda lilies will reach New York via winter residents.
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Bermuda
New York
GLOVE PROTECTORS CUT GLOVE BILLS FOR FASHIONABLE WOMAN
A New York woman saves about one third on glove costs by slipping gauzy white silk or cotton protectors over her kid gloves before leaving home. At receptions she removes the protectors to reveal clean kid gloves, reducing the need for frequent cleanings.
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New York
Plan to Cut Bills Aids Household Finances
A strategy to reduce expenses is praised as helpful. The article notes it is common for women to use two or three dozen pairs of gloves at once and expect to have at least half cleaned professionally.
Pests in the Parks Focus on Caterpillar Control
Entomologist Dr Edmund Bronk Southwick of the Department of Parks explains winter egg gathering as the key to controlling caterpillars in trees. He demonstrates eggs, larvae, and spraying limits, urging simple tools and pours of Paris green substitutes for effective treatment.
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Edmund Bronk Southwick
Department of Parks
American Institute
West 44Th Street
Dr. Southwick
Long Island
Southwick
Germany
Central Park
Southwiels
Coat styles for year round wear and material needs
The article describes a versatile coat suitable for all seasons crafted from various fabrics. It notes options such as white pique with embroidery and suggests materials like cloth silk bedford cord for children's coats. For a medium size four year old the fabric required is about four and three quarter yards plus sizes.
Pattern No 5 31 for girls ages two four six
The pattern outlines materials for 44 inches wide fabric and specific yardages for narrow and wide bands and edging. Pattern No 5 31 is mailed upon receipt of a cent per pattern and age. include a 2 cent stamp for faster sending to the Pattern Department New York Tribun.
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New York
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