Mission Property in Dispute Between US Missions and France
France levies taxes and collects rent on U S mission property in Tien Tsin amid a dispute with the American and French consuls. The area is under French and American ministerial handling after prior occupation by Chinese workers. The English Methodist Mission and American mission groups also own nearby property within the contested esplanade ceded in 1900. The French claim the adjoining tract and have begun rents and taxes, while American protest and flag hoisting occurred. the situation remains unresolved.
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Roosevelt signs Philippine tariff bill and other notes
President Roosevelt on Saturday signed the Philippine tariff bill. William Gosden a leading Richmond figure died by his own hand after taking morphine. Secretary Wilson denied plans to resign from the cabinet. Charles Foster Kent a Yale professor surprised his class by endorsing hazing.
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Etruria to England passengers await Elbe relief
Orta Azores March 10 The Etruria bound for England awaits the Royal Mail steamer Elbe to carry passengers home after a collision damage day breakers. a jury rudder was fitted after two days and crew praised captain. The Elbe will tow the Etruria home.
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Amusing the Prince Sails for Hone Tomorrow
Prince Henry of Prussia remains central to New York entertainments, with concerts at the Waldorf Astoria and a dinner hosted by Cornelius Vanderbilt. He visited the University Club luncheon and the New York Yacht Club reception, met social leaders, and discussed a possible attendance at the unveiling of a commemorative tablet on the steamship St Paul.
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Mrs Cardeza Plans Jungle Expedition With Husband
Mrs J W M Cardeza of Philadelphia, wife of sportsman Val Cardent, joins his expedition to India. The couple, described as experienced sportsmen, aims to hunt in the jungle alongside native guides and contingents. The trip signals a bold athletic pursuit amid colonial era exploration.
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Murder Charge Faces Florence Burns in Landmark Trial
New York detective Riordan testified that Florence Burns revealed the amount and type of money Walter Brooks carried the night he was murdered at Glen Island Hotel. Burns described Brooks having thirty two dollars in a twenty, two threes, and two ones, the same bills later found on him. The girl, aged 12, showed little interest as the testimony exposed her earlier statements and the method used during stationhouse questioning.
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Waller Court Martial To Try Marine Officers In Samar
Colonel James Forney will preside at a Manila court martial starting March 17 to try Major Littleton Waller and Lieutenant John H A Day of the Marine Corps on charges of executing three native stevedores in Basey Samar without trial. The proceedings follow an interior expedition last December amid mutiny fears and hunger. Day reportedly obeyed Waller's orders while Waller suffered stress.
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Killed on the Railroad in New Jersey Freight Route
An east bound freight near New Brunswick encounters two dead men between Trenton and the city. A body is found at Princeton Junction carried to Trenton, then another body seen near Millstone. The second victim is identified as Howard R. Brerso of New Bransz, believed struck by a separate train while walking home from Franklin Part.
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Gifts for Roosevelt Exquisitely Voluminous Linen From Mexico
President Diaz of Mexico sent to President Roosevelt three pieces of exquisitely refined linen through John Barrett for the Pan American Congress. The items include a tray cover and two serviettes, crafted from fine linen with Guadalajara Indian design and spider lace-like filigree. In another dispatch, Russian General Gabshi, linked to the Blagoveschensk massacre, is reported dismissed, while Amur frontier clashes continue with Russian troops repelling landing attempts.
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Outlook in Congress Upper Branch Will Also Consider Bill
The Senate will divide attention this week between the ship subsidy bill and a bill prescribing penalties for assaulting or killing the president. Senator West may speak but ill health may hinder him. Senator Mallory will discuss the topic, with other short remarks anticipated. The House will address appropriation bills after disposing of the police delivery classification. The river and harbor bill follows, and the rural free delivery bill is expected to be defeated.
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Funeral of Congressman Polk Draws Large Crowds
The March 10 services in Panville Pa for Congressman Rufus King Polk drew vast crowds as senate and congressional committees arrived. William Jennings Bryan attended en route to Bloomsburg. The day saw closed shops, honorary pallbearers from Congress, and locals paying respects.
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