Tanner Girl's Counsel Details Plot in Osborne Case
United States Attorney Marshall said new charges may be submitted to the grand jury in the Osborne case. He claimed evidence shows lawyers including Miss Rae Tanner and others schemed to defraud. A stormy hearing followed with witnesses and claims of possible perjury, while more suspects and letters linked to "Oliver" Osborne surfaced.
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United States
Marshall
James W. Osborne
Ray Tanner
Inn
Slate & Slade
Karahell
Chas
Sher Tine Tanter
James W. Deere
Rae Tanzer
Matthew J. Smith
Atprey
Queens
Tanzer
Aginst Smith
Reuben Peckham
Utero
Smith
Osborne
Mattie Irene Sith
Frederick ©. Lipp
United States Attorney's Office
Sid
Oliver” Osborne
Tondeir
Plafeld
Houghton
Hae Tanner
Grand Jury
Banderas
Mersin
Tancer
Monds
Oliver
Anndlett
Federal District Attorney
Olver” Osborne
Marcel
Rose Helen Kaiser
Rue Tanser
Fon Gorla
Marshall Enid
Mins Tanzer
Mr. Marshall
Post Office
Swarm
Mayhew
Kensington
Mr. Osborne
Aring
Plainfield Hotel
David Slade
Miss Tanter
F-4 Submarine and 25 Crew Feared Lost Near Honolulu
A U S submarine F-4 with 25 men aboard is feared lost after sinking outside Honolulu. Efforts to raise the vessel failed and signals ceased, raising fears of tank rupture and sulphuric fumes. The sub, launched January 6, 1912 in Seattle, cost $500,000 and displaced 400 tons with four torpedo tubes.
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Honolulu
Alfred L. Ede
Seattle
Seattle Construction and Drydock Company
Schiff Sees War's End In Autumn
Los Angeles March 25 Jacob II Schiff of Kuhn Loch Co New York said that the country is strongest with the fewest debts and that the war will end in the autumn. He argued money for war will remain abundant while Europe refinances its needs. upbuilding will take decades and the war's waste will be deeply felt.
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Hy Securapa
Los Angeles
Snid Jacob II, Schiff
Rhine
Europe
Paris Finds Old Bomb From Zeppelin Over Paris
A recovered bomb from a Zeppelin raid last Sunday was found near Courbevoie, about a mile from Paris. The spherical device measures 45 centimetres and weighs roughly 200 pounds. A special apparatus was built to transfer it to a lab for examination, and all homes within a mile were evacuated during the removal.
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Paris
Courbevoir
New Alaska Gold Strike Near Nome Reported
A rich gold strike is reported at Dexter Divide four miles from Nome Alaska with a pay streak twelve feet deep and sixty feet wide extending about a mile toward Grass Gulch. Operators mine dirt paying about 5 to 6 dollars a pan and estimate $150000 worth blocked out. many men are preparing to work the claims on a large scale near Cos Specimen Gulch.
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Noma
Alaska
Dexter Divide
Nome
Grass Gulch
Cos Specimen Gulch
Nutmeg Women Lose in Connecticut House Vote on Suffrage
The Connecticut House killed the woman suffrage bill by a unanimous vote with no member comment. Suffragists face at least two years before seeking a referendum, as similar resolutions failed in committee and will be reported next week. The constitution requires passage by both houses and a majority at the following election for amendments.
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Connecticut
Hartford
Conn
Widow Wins Tolstoy Manuscripts in London Decision
In London on March 26 the Tolstoy litigation ends with the Tursian Senate ruling Tolstoy's widow owns the manuscripts. She presents the Moscow Historical Museum collection as a gift to Moscow’s Roumiantsov Museum. Countess Tolstoy approves photographic facsimiles and a full edition of Tolstoy’s works by the Petrograd Academy of Science without fee.
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London
Tolstoy
Tursian Senate
Moscow Historical Museum
Roumiantsov Museum
Moscow
Petrograd Academy of Science
Cleary Trial Witnesses Cite Gagan Aid in Verdict
Witnesses in the Gagan removal proceedings recall a district attorney remark about young Newman as pivotal to Cleary’s acquittal. Testimony describes Gagan's alleged concern with a “woman evidence” strategy and the tense courtroom atmosphere surrounding the Cleary defense and the Haverstraw case.
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Prom . Sa
Teme
Nyack
N.Y
Young Newman
Frank
Thomas Gagan
Frank Comesky
William V. Cleary
Cleary
Gagan
Haverstraw Citizens’ Committee
Frederick E. Newman
Kaverstraw
Anna Cleary
Eugene Newman
Eugene
Newman
Gomesky
John K. Winkler
New York American
Donald HM. Clarke
New York World
New City
Joseph Morschauser
Copesky
Morschauser
Winkler
Comesky
Fran
Withers
Frank Mo
AH. F. Seeger
Lloyd B. ‘Stryker
Moss
Stryker
Clarke
Gagan-Comesky
Mexico
Fen
eMr
Mr. Comesky
Eugene “Tewether
Haverstraw
Sir Cleary
Hill” Cleary
Fire at Lyceum Theatre Ends Calmly as Smoke Forces Matinee Exit
A small fire in the Lyceum Theatre on West Forty-fifth Street prompted a calm evacuation of about 950 patrons during a matinee. Firemen and managers coordinated a safe exit with no panic reported. The blaze started beneath the stage area, likely from a cigarette, and was brought under control quickly as ushers and staff guided women and children to the street. No injuries were noted, and the audience responded with composed orderliness.
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Lyceum
New York
Adamson
Lyceum Theatre
West Forty-fifth Street
Kenton
Elsie Ferguson
Daniel Frohman
Daniel Frohman, Who Was Sitting In A Box, and Mr. Frohman
C. Wyndham
Mr. Wyndham
William Walter
Victor Kennedy
Van
Canaky
Joel Martin
Ross
Scranton Wife of Mayo Seeks Divorce Amid U-29 Sinking Reports
Florence W Mayo of Sunset Avenue Scranton files suit for divorce from Virginius J Mayo of New Haven alleging desertion in December 1897 and seeks alimony and counsel fees. Meanwhile Admiralty reports U-29 sunk with all hands after torpedoing several ships, sparking relief news in London.
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Scranton
Mayo
Virginius J. Mayo
New Haven
Florence Weeks Mayo
Sunset Avenue
J. W. Carpenter
Frederick J. Scott
Florence W. Mayo
Telgrand
Tribune
Slade & Slade
Slades
Mia
Susie Wahlers
Justi Benjamin Land
Thay
Land
Superior Court
Friends of
Kaiser's New Grandson Duchess of Brunswick Births Second Child
Duchess of Brunswick formerly Princess Victoria Luise and Emperor William's daughter gave birth to a son this afternoon. The marriage of Prince August of Cumberland and Princess Victoria Luise occurred in Berlin earlier. Their first son was born in a prior year.
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Duchess of Brunswick
London
Victoria Luise
William
Brunswick
Amsterdam
Ernest Ausgust of Cumberland
Victora Luise
Berlin
Ship Chased by Submarine Near Ireland
Baltimore March report from Captain Whimster of the British steamer Parsthenia arriving from Glasgow says on March 11 off the southeast coast of Ireland a German submarine chased the Farthenia for two hours.
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London
Admiralty
Bristol Channel
Selly Islands
Ergivera Aboukir
Cressy
Hogue
Germany
Thordis
Meden
Beachy Head
Iilomea
Dover
Medea
Hi Fame
Medex
Amsterdam
Alprecht
Channel
Baltimore
Whimster
Glasgow
Ireland
Russians Reinforced Press Austrians Through Carpathians
News from Lunéville France reports Marguerite Schmitt a French spy shot by court martial. She admitted accepting forty dollars from Germans to obtain information. In Poland and the Carpathians Russian forces push deep, crossing passes toward the Hungarian plain amid heavy winter fighting and renewed Austrian resistance.
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Lunéville
France
Marguerite Schmitt
London
Carpathian
Preemyst
Bartfeldt
Ussok
Budapest
Bucharest
Bukowina
Passen
Beskid
Carpathians
Rnd
War Office
Russia
Sereth
Czernowits
Ussok Paws
el UN
Protemysl
Morning Post
Carpathans
Terrene
Lady Paget dies nursing Serb soldiers in war relief
Berlin dispatch reports Lady Paget, head of the British Red Cross Mission in Serbia, died of spotted typhus fever while leading hospital relief. The death follows her long, frail health and prior Balkan war service. American doctors and nurses fighting typhus have fallen ill. Rockefeller Foundation and American Red Cross contributions aid efforts against the plague.
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Berlin
Sayville
N. J
Lady Paget
Red Cross
Serbia
Paget
Louisa Margaret
Arthur Paget
Sir Ralph Paget
Arthur Pauget
Paran “Stevens
New York
American Women’s War Relief Fund
London
Rockefeller Foundation
American Red Cross
Thomas Lipton
Red Cross Workers Brave Death in Serbia
Red Cross doctors and nurses in plague stricken Serbia show unsurpassed heroism amid typhus and typhoid. Reports say surgeons and nurses volunteer for dangerous duty, with Dr. Jones F. Donnelly among the fallen and many others ill. Officials warn of a possible wider plague as Europe braces for a grim outbreak.
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Red Cross
Serbia
Washington
March
Cardingete
Red
Jones F. Donnelly
Brooklyn
Gevgelia
Europe
Old World
Serebia
Russians Crowd Back Foe in Narew Region
Russian forces press advance in North Poland near the Narew as German offensive stalls. Russian cavalry raids aid progress at Myshinete plantation, two German battalions destroyed. A strong Russian column enters German territory west of Jurburg and clashes with German forces moving from Tilsit. Reinforcements to General von Hermann reported. Ossowetz fortress remains pivotal to front.
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Narew
Trograi
Praemyal
Bortle
Poland
Myshinete
Florea
Niemer
Jurburg
Taeroggen
Tilsit
Memel
von Hiehhorn
Western
Suwalki
Oxsowetz
Aggustowo
Ossowetz
Szezucryn
Ossowets
East Prussian
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Prinaniter
Robert Adamson
Fire Commie
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LA Carolina
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Rer
Elsie. Ferguson
Miriam
Kaiser
Mountain Crest
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Czar
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Hungary
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