Redmond Urges Universal Peace and Arbitration Pact
The Irish party leader John Redmond at a St Patrick's Day banquet in London praises a proposed US Britain universal arbitration treaty. He cites Grattan and foresees peace linking Britain and Ireland with wider global harmony. A J Balfour supports arbitration with the United States amid festive approval from fellow Unionists.
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London
John Redmond
United States
Great Britain
Grattan
Lord Fitzwilliam
British Empire
Ireland
Grey proposals in naval treaty compared to Salisbury talks
The speaker notes no difference between Grey and the Salisbury treaty beyond an offensive, defensive, and coercive alliance against other powers. He doubts such a pact would help and observes the proposals include aid for small nations seeking freedom while inviting great empires to unite to coerce resisters of arbitration.
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Lord Salisbury
United States
Allance
Whitney's Fast Trip Covers 625 Miles In Minutes
H P Whitney traveled 625 miles on a special train at full speed to meet his uncle Oliver H Payne in Thomasville Georgia. He started from Palm Beach Florida and returned to Waycross after a 626 mile total journey, with 75 miles between Jacksonville and Waycross covered in seventy minutes.
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Waycross
Oliver H. Payne
Thomasville
Harry Payne Whitney
Palm Beach
Fla
Florida
New York
Death of Frank Work in New York at Ninety Two
Frank Work multimillionaire railroad man and father of Mrs Burke Roche Hatonyi died at his New York home of pneumonia at age ninety two. He leaves an estate of about 20 million dollars. His later years were clouded by his daughter's divorce suit from Aurel Batonyi the society horseman. Batonyi's divorce counter suit separation was granted. Frances Work married James Burke Roche in 1880 and returned from England to seek divorce five years later. The decree gave custody of Cynthia Edmund Maurice and Francis George to her. Batonyi, superintendent of Mrs Burke Roche’s farm near Newport Rhode Island, married her in a love match. Divorces and separation suits terminated in April 1909. He testified his wife left him in 1907.
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Burke-Roche Satonyi
Preumonia
New York
Pfrank Work
Burke-Roche Hatonyi
Prevmonia
Aurel Batonyi
Batonyis
Frances Work
James Boothby Burke-Roche
England
Cynthia
Edmund Maurice
Francis George
James Burke-Roche
Aurel Datonyl
Burke-Roche
American Girl Bride of Chinese Bridegroom Married by Justices
A Chinese laundryman Scorse Chin and American Margaret Smith were married in a ceremony conducted by Justice Charles W. Sedan at the Posen. The notice records the unusual cross cultural union and the officiating official.
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Bon Trinswich
Scorse Chin
Margaret Smith
Justices
the Posen
Charles W. Sedan
Ebert Hardware sale highlights close to Walnut Stock
Walnut Stock items include a $3.73 special on a $450 value finish. Offers cover wire nails from 7d to 10d, tar felt roofing 2-ply, galv roofing at 3.30 per sq ft, red and cold water paints with multi year guarantees, graph ite paint, wagon wheels and wagon tires, buggy rims, and steel tires. Names Irwin Devilbiss and Amos Ureer JoAn N,Qlary appear in ad copy.
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Iet
Herak
Sir Edward
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C. E. Cline
H. P. Whitney
Missouri
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Speohles
Gtr Cie Crost Davis
Frank
Miss Bessie Clark
Manila Trading and Supply Co
Cleve
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Dooylies
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C. Thos. Kemp
Doll Bros
N. Market St
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Jack
Blain
Calicoes
Dressinghams
Market Street
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Ebert
West Patrick Street
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Stewias
Rwin Devilbiss
Amos Ureer Joan N
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Defice
COLL
Albaugh
Aredariek
Mid
Best Alawaps F
Columbus Knott
Besant & Knott
Ernest Helfenstein
Doll
the Jeweler
South Market St
Frederick, Md
News Office
Carty
Cafurst
Carty’s
Patrick Street
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
KNOX
B.rosenour & Sons
Elegiric
Ladies
Emblem OF Freedom
Fabrney
Dante
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Drehn
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