Germany for Peace. Von Buelow speaks in Reichstag
German Chancellor von Buelow outlined Germanys stance on Morocco and Macedonia in the Reichstag, stressing adherence to the Algeciras Act and peace with Britain. Foreign Minister von Schoenmae discussed Baltic questions and relations with France, while Emperor Williams letter to Lord Tweedmouth was kept private.
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Germany
Great-Britain
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England
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Lord ‘Tweedrouth
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Lordmouth
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Morocco
France
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Sador
Grmany
Baltic Sea
Batic Sea
Berlin
Baltic
Russia
Aaland
Port Huron Fraternity Officer's Embezzlement Case Postponed
Port Huron March 24 examination of W. L. Wilson supreme secretary of the United Home Protectors Fraternity, who admits embezzling over 75000 dollars, was postponed until Friday.
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Associated Press
Port Huron
Mich
W. L. Wilson
United Home Protectors’ Fraternity
Sulzer Moves to Expunge Dalzell Speech from Records
In Washington on March 4, Sulzer of New York offered a resolution to strike from the congressional record the March 18 Dalzell speech on House rules. The plan would print the spoken version by Dalzell’s replacement. The measure failed 21 to 132 amid Democratic cheers and Republican laughter.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sulzer
New York
Dalzell
Pennsylvanis
House
Pennsylvania
Railroads accused of sandbagging telephone firms in Wisconsin
A 200-representative gathering with the railroad commission in Madison reveals railroads have long provided free telephones to their offices and roundhouses. Assemblyman Gaveney of Arcadia urges railroads to supply phones as a public service, amid talk of exclusive Duluth telephone contracts with the Great Northern line.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Bell
Railroad Commission
Man Gaveney
Arcadia
Duluth’ Telephone
Great Northern Road
Taft Recommends Redirecting Wisconsin Militia Funds
Secretary Taft sent a House recommendation to transfer 150000 from the Wisconsin Militia camp ground at Canin Douglas to purchase land for an artillery range. The change follows a War Department policy shift toward regular artillery establishment and militia batteries in Wisconsin and nearby states.
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Taft
House -of Representatives
Wisconsin
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Douglas
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State Senator Franchot Dies in New York
Niagara's Franchot, longtime New York state senator, dies of paralysis. Funeral services for late Bishop Gee Owe, former Methodist Episcopal leader, held at Madison Avenue church with Easter lily wreaths, including one from President Roosevelt.
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Maren
Franchot
Niagara
State Senate of
New York
Gee Owe
Methodist Episcopal Church
Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Roosevelt
Car in New York to Paris race lost in swamps near Los Banos
The American car in the New York to Paris automobilé retreat was lost in swamps near Los Banos last night. The road was found this morning and the journey to San Francisco resumed. The car arrived at Gilroy at 9:45 am and was expected to reach San Jose at 11:30 am, with a city arrival around 3 pm. Arrangements were made to ship the car by steam to Alaska on Friday or Saturday.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
New York
Paris
Los Banos
Gilroy
San Jose
Alaska
Beveridge Defends Tariff Commission Plan in Senate
Senator Beveridge of Indiana argued in the Senate that his bill to create a tariff commission would only ascertain facts and classify tariff schedules. He rejected criticisms that the Hill turn over legislative work to executive experts, saying the commission would not perform legislative duties.
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Associated Press
Washington, D C
Beveridge
Indiana
Senate
La Follette Resists Silent Endorsement on Aldrich Bill
Senator La Follette refused to commit to voting on the Aldrich bill on Thursday, saying he wants more time to present his views. Senator Aldrich announced plans to ask the Senate to take up the measure tomorrow and proceed toward a vote.
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Aldrich
Associatea Press
Washington
la Follette
Senate
Whyte's Successor Headed to Senate by Maryland Senate Vote
Annapolis March 24 Democratic members of both Maryland houses voted unanimously to nominate former Governor John Walter Smith to fill the unexpired term of the late William Pinckney Whyte as United States senator.
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Associated Press
Annapolis
Aep
John Walter Smith
United States
William Pinckney Whyte
Bryan and Green Reach Braunton Virginia for Address
William J. Bryan and George O. Green of Clifton Forge arrived in Braunton Virginia from Lexington this morning. After breakfast at the hotel they boarded an early train to Clifton Forge where Bryan will deliver an address tonight.
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Associated Press
Braunton
William J. Bryan
George O. Green
Clifton Forge
Lexington
Bryan
Train Collision Kills and Injures Dozens in Kentucky
A head on crash between a Queen and Crescent passenger train and a freight train at Cardville crossing near Virgin, Kentucky left twenty injured and three fatally hurt. The night operator had been released weeks earlier and was not on duty. no orders were given as the passenger train arrived at the depot.
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Lexington
Queen and Crescent Railway
Snedal
Curdville
Surly Tonay
Queen and Crescent
Virgin
Cardville Crossing
Navy to Establish Corps of Trained Women Nurses
The House committee on naval affairs reported favorably a bill to create a corps of trained women nurses for the United States Navy. They would be eligible for duty at naval hospitals and on hospital ships and for other duties as the surgeon general deems necessary.
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House Committee On Naval Affairs
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Americans Fleet Likely to Visit Melbourne and Sydney
Government circles expect the American fleet to spend ten days in Melbourne and an equal time in Sydney. Officials are unsure about exact welcome dates pending whether the fleet accepts an invitation to visit Japan, which could alter the original naval planning.
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Associated Press
Melbourne
Sydney
Japan
Navy Department
Refute sanity experts in Horne murder trial
Kansas City March 24 The state examined insanity experts to counter the defense claim that Gen Richard C Horne was insane when he shot H J Groves managing editor of The Kansas City Post The defense rested late yesterday and the case is expected to go to the jury Thursday.
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H.J. Groves
Kansas City Post
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Kaiser to Corfu on Imperial Vacation
Emperor William and the empress sail from Berlin with Prince August and Princess Victoria to Corfu via Venice. The Hohenzollern yacht will meet them at Venice and transport the party to the Greek isle where the emperor will stay at a new villa.
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Victoria
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Venice
Corfu
Handwriting Expert Testifies in Candy Poisoning Case
Kansas City March 24. Sherman a handwriting expert testified against Mrs. Sarah Morasch in the candy poisoning case. He said Morasch wrote most of the writing on the candy box. The testimony came after yesterday stating Bigg Morasch authored the markings.
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Kansas City
Jony
Sherman
Sarah Morasch
Bigg
Morasch
Slavs In Savage Fight At Water Works Job Site
Toronto report says a gang of Slavic workers clashed during a light altercation at a water works tunnel. Joseph Milovitch was killed and several others wounded. fifteen participants were arrested by police.
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Toronto
Amouz
Joseph Milovitch
Vanderbilts Called Out In Broadside On Wealth
A speaker railing against concentrated power claimed 100 men control all industries and warned of a crisis led by the wealthy few. He invoked the Vanderbilts noting they already see the handwriting on the wall in a broadside against trusts and combines.
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Ren Dal
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Fleet Heads for China amid Pacific Voyage Ambiguity
A damaged report outlines the fleet’s plan to sail to the Pacific with stops including Australia, Japan, and China. Britain hopes no public demonstrations at British ports and the United States seeks to avoid delays in the voyage.
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Oil Company Appeal Dismissal Motion Placed Before Court
U S district attorney asked Judge Grosscup to dismiss Standard Oil Indiana's appeal of a 25 million dollar fine citing alleged improper conduct by attorneys Miller and Eddy. Judge Grosscup postponed the ruling to April 14 with the full appeals court in session. Movements for extensions of time allegedly lacked government notice.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Sims
Grorscop
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Standard 11 Company
Indiana
Landis
John
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Altrea DO. Eddy
Standard Oil Company
Grosscup
Court of Appeals
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Tammany Braves to Whoop
New York reports indicate Tammany Hall plans a major rally as Democrats anticipate a strong national show of force in Denver. City leaders aim to drum up support and boost morale ahead of the national convention.
Tobacco growers win pact ending night riding
An agreement reportedly reached in Winchester between the American Tobacco Co and the Executive Committee of the Society of Equity would have the company buy the 1906 and 1907 tobacco crops for about 14 million dollars. The pact aims to stop night riding and avoid a 1908 crop, with buyers in Kentucky to be notified and farmers hopeful for market money after expenses.
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Society ‘of “Equity
Winchester
American Society of Equity
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American Tobacco Company
New York
White Barley
Kentucky
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Lippert Wins Garnishment Case Over Invalid Justice Court Docket
In Milwaukee on March 24 Judge Kirwan ruled Lippert recovers money garnished by Messman due to an invalid justice court docket. The record shows a two hour hearing delay outside the one hour limit, rendering the judgment and garnishment void. Lippert, who insured a policy, had sued for premiums and later challenged the default judgment.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Manttowoc Rye
Justice Court
Kirwan
Circuit Court
Lippert
Meamnan
Messman '1 Justice Court
Messman
Etppvert
Shoplifters Make Havoc in Milwaukee
Three alleged shoplifters two women and a man robbed local merchants of between 80 and 1.00 worth of goods and then vanished, a night's work followed by recovery of many articles at an unidentified location. Authorities report no sighting of key suspect.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Tm Grosse
Jonited
Y. Rogers
St. F. Minn
Rophers
Asai
Agricultural appropriation bill mounts in House debate
Washington March 24 edition reports the agricultural appropriation bill began in the House today. The measure carried by the bill was discussed as Mr Sulzer of New York pressed for a closing of the hearing and withdrew his objection after several pages were read. Debate on general provisions continued without limit.
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Washington, D. C
Sulzer
New York
MISSING WIS BOY RUMORS OF SUICIDE FOLLOW UP
Walter Miller of Wisconsin reports his son Walter junior has disappeared. Police fear he may have harmed himself after a letter suggested suicide by jumping into the Fox River. The boy lived with relatives on Twelfth Street and had run away from school after alleged associations with bad company.
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Mra. H. Geeker
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Therin Church
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Governor Guild Report Indicates Improvement
Boston March 4 bulletin on Governor Guild's condition shows more favorable symptoms. He paused a comfortable night and rests easily after a day with no change reported in the earlier bulletin. Penrose also reported better in Philadelphia as Senator Menrose improves at home.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
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Winslow
Guild
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Penrose
Philadelphia
United States
Menrose
Vermont's New Senator Appointed to Fill Late Redfeld Seat
John W. Blewart of Middlebury, governor of Vermont, was appointed by Governor Procter to fill the vacancy caused by the death of United States Senator Redfeld tractor. Blewart has accepted and the term expires this fall when the legislature meets in regular session.
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Associated Press
Proctor
John W. Blewart
Middlebury
Vermont
Procter
United States
Redfeld Tractor
Stewart
Refugees at St Thomas Reach From Hayti on French Cruiser
The French cruiser detress arrived at St Thomas from Hayti carrying General An tenor Firmin and other insurgents who had sought asylum at the French consulate in Gonaives for two months. The cruiser waits for orders from Paris.
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Associated Press
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Antenor Firmin
Gonaives
Paris
Metcalf Under Knife for Appendicitis at Lane Hospital
Victor N. Metcalf, former midshipman who resigned from the United States Navy for health reasons, was operated on for appendicitis this morning at Lane Hospital in San Francisco. He is the son of the secretary of the navy.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Victor N. Metcalf
United States Airy of Account of Health
Lane Hospital
Secretary of the Navy
Blunt Case Settled Draws Attention to Test of Popularity
The notice discusses a Blunt case settled after adjustments and a director's permission. It notes the real test of a song’s popularity lies in its parube, with allies stating opinions and references scattered on page two.
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Roth
Inquest Opens Over Lazarus Averbuch Killing
Chicago March 24 Inquest into the death of Lazarus Averbuch killed by Chief Shippy began with Olga Averbuch thee sister testifying that her brother born in Kishtinev Russia had been in America three months and left home the day he was killed An inquest guard was placed to prevent demonstrations The testimony details a struggle at the Shippy home and the sister and family statements about the events and wounds sustained by Averbuch and by Chief Shippy's family members
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Rioting at Kenosha as Primary Voting Begins
A special Milwaukee dispatch reports riots at polling places during primaries. Police sworn in to restore order as election day proceeds amid heavy turnout and intense campaigning.
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Milwaukee
Milwathker
Wis
Nolan Is Free After Early Release For Good Behavior
Special to TNS notes Nolan, once a political figure, freed Saturday after three months shaved from his sentence for good conduct. He aimed to settle in Milwaukee and previously held roles such as secretary of state and clerk of court. Weather and local notices follow.
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