Emperor William recalls Hill controversy and welcomes Hill
Berlin reports Emperor William retracts disapproval of Dr. David Jayne Hill as American Ambassador to Germany and invites his arrival. Berlin and Paris discuss Tower’s role and the diplomatic tensions, while Washington awaits a formal stance on Hill’s nomination and Embassy staffing.
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Berlin
Emperor William
Roosevelt
David Jayne Hill
Germany
Charlemagne Tower
Hill
Associated Press
Mr. Hill
Tower
Paris
Washington
German Government Had Yet Declined To Receive Dr Hill
Bill
Ambassador Tower
Dr Hill
Dr. Hill
William
Am-ber
Populists Pick Watson for President at Thurdays Convention
St Louis March 29 Populists set April 2 at the Olympic Theatre to nominate President and Vice President and settle party business Eleven hundred delegates are directed to vote for Thomas E Watson of Georgia except Nebraska and Alabama delegates who back Bryan and Howard Missouri hosts a state convention to elect delegates. E E Waterbury said the national committee leader predicted Senator La Follette Wisconsin would be named as standard bearer on the first ballot.
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St. Louis
Olympic Theatre
United States
Jay W. Forrest
Albany
N. Y
National Provisional Committee
Thomas E. Watson
Georgia
Nebraska
W. Bryan
Alabama
M. W. Howard
Missouri
National Committee
James H. Ferris
Joliet
F.C. Foster
New York People’s Party
Cohoes
Edward van Loon
Schenectady
Tribune
E. E. Waterbury
la Follette
Wisconsin
Rockefeller Jr Lives vs Church in Bible Class Race
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church Bible class faces a contest for vice president as John D. Rockefeller Jr and W. E. Church dispute the candidacy. Church remains on the ticket despite Mr Rockefeller urging him to stay, while Rockefeller says he will just be an ordinary member after resigning leadership.
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Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
W. E. Church
Mr. Church
Hughes
Rockefeller
WE. Clark
Church
Rockefeller Bible
Man with Morphine in Pocket Arrested at Morgan Door
Seaman Robert William Fusholler was nabbed on Madison Avenue near J. P. Morgan's house for lighting matches and peering at house numbers. Police found a hypodermic syringe and morphine in his pocket. Magistrate Finn fined him one pound.
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Madison Avenue
Robert William Fusholler
Tenderloin
Hampshire
Fusholler
J. P. Morgan
Staten Island
Morgan
Finn
Harriman Takes Over Huntington Roads in Southern California
Telegraph dispatch reports E. H. Harriman acquiring all interests of H. E. Huntington in steam and electric railways in Los Angeles and Southern California for 5.0 million dollars. Huntington will retire from active management of his Southern California properties.
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the Tribune
Los Angeles
E. H. Harriman
H. E. Huntington
Southern California
Huntington
California
Hall McAllister Dying in San Rafael After Illness
Hall McAllister son of a New York social leader and a long time San Francisco club figure lies dying in poverty in San Rafael. He recently suffered appendicitis and was unable to speak, with surgery performed only last night. Friends have supported him as relatives are said to have deserted him. In a separate note, the Corean Cabinet pledges 50 000 yen to the family of Durham W Stevens, assassinated in San Francisco, with a total potential government grant around 150 000 yen.
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the Tribune
San Francisco
Hall McAllister
New York
Cotilon
San Rafael
McAllister
Tokio
Corean
Durham W. Stevens
San Prencisco
Te Aneralle
Telegram Protest Targets Federal Political Activism in Gloucester
A telegram signed by fifty residents was sent to President Roosevelt the Postmaster General and Senators Lodge and Smith protesting the iniquitous political activities of federal officeholders. The Gloucester letter demands action to curb the furor and protect local government.
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Tribune
Gloucester
Mass
Roosevelt
Gloucest
Gillette Death Reprieve Denied by Gov Hughes
Governor Hughes refused clemency for Chester Gillette denying a reprieve for the Auburn Prison execution set to occur likely tomorrow for the murder of Grace Brown at Big Moose Lake. The memorandum states no ground justifies delaying the sentence and rejects new evidence claims.
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Gra Brown
IMS
Court of Appeals
Gillette
Big Moose Lake
Grace Brown
Cortland
Grace Grewn
Chaster Gillette
Ducen
Dugan
Supreme Court
Gillette to Die in Electric Chair at Auburn Prison Tomorrow
Chester Gillette is to be executed in the electric chair at Auburn Prison for the murder of Grace Brown at Big Moose Lake in 1906. Governor Hughes refused to intervene, and the condemned man faced the news with his usual stoicism as officials and out of town witnesses prepared for the ceremony and farewell visits.
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Chester Gillette
Grace Brown
Big Moose Lake
Hughes
Gillette
Auburn Prison
Catherine Gillette
Benham
Ruel F. Lewis
Herkimer County
Sheri Austin GB. Klock
Herkimer
E. Anthony Spitzka
Phladelphia
Matthuews L. Bennett
Watkine
George F. Rogan
Medina
W. W. Sanford
New York City
M. FB. Comway
Sherif Joseph Beach
Albany
Jean Crowley
Little Falls
Wiliam H. Andersen
Troy
J. Mott Crumb
South Otselic
W. Scriven
Grafton
X. Y
Charles F. Howard
Buffalo
State
Mieter T. Holland
Martin A. Hamlon
Duke of Abruzzi Arrives at Turin Duke Meets at Palace
The Duke of Abruzzi arrived in Turin today and stepped at the ducal palace before planning to return home tonight. Authorities and local residents note the visit as a formal royal engagement with no further events announced.
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Turin
Abruzzi
Yin
Two Explosions Kill 55 to 70 at Hanna Coal Mine No. 1
In Hanna, Wyoming, Coal Mine No. 1 of Union Pacific Coal Co. suffered two gas and dust explosions, killing eighteen workers including a superintendent and several bosses, and likely destroying forty to fifty rescuers. Rescue efforts continued amid fire and hazardous gas as authorities and volunteers pressed to recover the dead.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Union Pacific Coal Company
Hanna
D. M. Elle
Haina
Omaha
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific Wal Company
Briggs
Police Officer Kills Neighbor in Domestic Tragedy
In Philadelphia George Eells a sixty year old policeman killed Mrs Mary Andress a neighbor and fatally injured Elia Paschall his alleged common law wife and Kate Jewel a niece of Andress. Domestic troubles were blamed for the shooting and Eells who had twenty three years service was arrested immediately after the attack. He said he was not sorry for what he had done.
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Philadelphia
George Eells
Mary Andress
Elia Paschall
Kate Jewel
Andress
Eells
Miss Paschall
Tacoma Goes Aground On Curacao Entry
Commander Hood reported the cruiser Tacoma ran aground yesterday while entering Willemstad harbor in Curacao. The ship was freed with minor rudder damage and ordered to Norfolk Navy Yard for repairs while continuing dispatch duties between Curacao and La Guaira.
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Washington
Navy Department
Joan Hood
Tacoma
Willemstad
Curacao
Venezuela
la Guayra
Russell
Norfolk Navy Yard
Crane and Lodge In Struggle For State Lead
Telegraph dispatches report a tight battle between Senator Crane and Senator Lodge for Republican leadership in the state with two days to primaries. Early returns suggest Crane leading and Crane and Hughes aligned delegates growing strong while Lodge factions brace for a close result.
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The
Tribune Boston
Senator Lodge
Crane
Lodge
Chicago
Hughes
Quelling Corean Insurrection Report Declares Quieted
General Okazeki of Japanese forces in Corea says the insurrection is virtually quelled with only a few bands left. He claims Coreans are learning Japan's benevolent aims and promises to pursue remaining insurgents. Seoul reports indicate three attacks on camps and thirteen Coreans killed.
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Tokio
Okazeki
Corea
Japan
Seoul
Engineers to Visit White House for Roosevelt Reception
More than twelve hundred members of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers gathered in Washington for a grand union meeting under Potomvas Lodge No. 7. The first public region session was held at the Masonic Temple, with a reception at the White House by President Roosevelt planned for tomorrow to conclude the gathering.
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Washington
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Potonvas Lodge
Masonic Temple
Tomorow
White House
Roosevelt
Fire Under New Bridge Destroys Joy Line Pier Goods
A fire began in tar paper at the base of the Manhattan Bridge near Pike Street and the East River. It spread to the Joy Line pier, sending the Edgemont and canalboat Oregon adrift as the New Yorker battled flames. merchandise valued at 190,900 dollars burned, with total loss feared by 3 30 AM.
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Joy Line
Slay and Rob in Car on Wells Fargo Express
In Newton Kansas on March 29 two robbers killed A Bailey an express messenger for Wells Fargo in the express car of a west bound Atchison Topeka Santa Fe train between Florence and Newton. They robbed local and through safes of at least 1 0 and jewelry and fled. Bailey married recently and was about thirty. A reward of 1000 was offered by Wells Fargo. Three men were later arrested in Wichita on suspicion.
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Newton
Kan
A. Bailey
Kansas City
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Florence
Batley
Serong City
Peabody
Bailey
Emporia
Strong City
Missouri Pacific Crossing
Wells Fargo Express Company
Wichita
Fresh conspiracy uncovered in Port au Prince Hayti
In Port au Prince Hayti March 29 a new plot against the government is alleged. General Larraque, once cavalry chief, who was arrested March 14 and released March 24, sought refuge at the French Legation with two aides. Police probe all legations, palace guards bolstered, two thousand rifles and ammo from Germany brought to the palace. A separate dispatch from Washington notes Eagle headed to Cuba for survey work while four warships remain at Port au Prince. situation described as tranquil.
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Hayti
Larraque
Legation
Germany
Washington
Navy Department
T. N. Potts
Des Moines
Eagle
Cuba
Dubuque
Marietta
Paduceh
Leventritt Resigns from Supreme Court Bench
Justice David Leventritt of the Supreme Court resigns to return to law practice and leads a new firm Leventritt Cook Nathan with offices in the Trinity Building. He will serve until April while a five year term remains and he had faced past bar endorsements.
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David Leventritt
Supreme Court
Secretary of
Leventritt, Cook & Nathan
Trinity Building
Alfred A. Cook
Harold Nathan
Edgar M. Leventritt
Emil Goldmark
Justice Leventritt
Democratic Party
Bar Association
Elihu Root
William G. Choate
Bar
Rogers House Hunting in Bermuda With Twain
H. H. Rogers, who traveled to Bermuda with Mark Twain, plans to buy a winter home on Hamilton or nearby islands. Negotiations continue as they tour principal islands for a suitable cottage, seeking a private winter residence before returning to New York next month.
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H. H. Rogers
Bermuda
Mark Twain
Hamilton
New York
Mr. Rogers
Rogers
Mark
Taft and Roosevelt Accept Invite to Essex Clubs Outing
President Roosevelt and Secretary Taft have accepted invitations to attend the outing of the Essex Middlesex and Wipmsouth County Republican clubs at Point of Pines on July. The event to be announced today by the Top Telegraph to The Tribune Foster.
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Foster
Roosevelt
Taft
Essex, Middlesex
Wipmsouth
Point of Pines
Bomb outrage in Union Park Square kills man
Police battle over motive after Selig Cohen and Ignatz Hildebrand are linked to a bomb attack. Witnesses describe Cohen chasing a police platoon just before the blast as crowds gathered to clear the park. Court actions place seven prisoners, mostly Russian or Romanian Jews, under bail while investigators pursue leads.
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Selig Cohen Im
Union Park Square
East Side
Cohen
Ignatz Hildebrand
Hildebrand
Droege
Jefferson Market Court
William E. Murphy
Headquarters Legal Bureau
George Robertson
Robertson
Murphy
Detective Bureau
Walter Appit
Russia
Yorkville
Alexander Berkman
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Hall M
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New York Society
D. W. Stevens
Gov. Hughes
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Adirondacks
John H. Dugan
the Asruzzi
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Massachusetts
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