Peace Negotiations Not Yet Under Way In War Report
Reports from St. Petersburg and Paris indicate Field Marshal Oyama advances and a potential Siberian railroad rights discussion while denials from Japan and Washington officials say no talks are in progress. President Roosevelt is mentioned as mediator, with contradictory signals on peace prospects and ongoing military actions.
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St. Petersburg
United States
France
Roosevelt
M. del Casse
Russia
Siberian
Vladivostock
Manchuria
Mit
Alexieff
Moscow
Grand Duke
Sergius
Paris
DelCasse
Motono
Japan
Washington, D. C
M. Jusserand
Patterson Case Up New York Actress Before Grand Jury
A New York actress faces a grand jury as the Patterson case advances. Prosecutors and defense teams prepare for testimony and potential charges in the unfolding legal matter.
Arrests in Cincinnati Tie to Nan Patterson Case
News briefs report J Morgan Smith and his wife held in Cincinnati on fugitive charges linked to Nan Patterson. Indictments emerged as New York prosecutors pursue identity and weapon links. Separate dispatches cover Linovitch’s forces, Harbin control, and a Chihuahua horse replevin case with a Mexican trader.
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New York
District Attorney's Office
J. Morgan Smith
Cincinnati
Hyman Stern
Caesar Young
Smith
Nan Patterson
Stern
Sentences at Carlsbad Convicts and Sentences List
A Carlsbad court term summary lists defendants, case numbers, crimes, and penalties. Notable entries include John F. Swift for burglary to two years in the penitentiary and Isidora Miranda for murder with a twenty year sentence.
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Jas. H. Pope
John Brown
Tom Murray
Ed Williams
Joe Morrison
Sam Aikin
John F. Swift
Harry Myers
Charles Smithers
Isidora Miranda
Bank Collapse Blamed on 97 000 Ohio Employees
An Ohio bank failed after 97 000 employees were cited in the loss causing actions. Officials say the mismanagement and widespread improper practices led to the institution's downfall, prompting investigations and potential legal action.
Bank Brum Defalcations Cause City Savings Bank Closure
Lorain Ohio March 31 Citizens Savings bank closes its doors and passes to assignee T F Fansher amid defalcations by three employees totaling at least 90000. Depositors to receive full amounts owed. President Honecker says Mrs Chadwick had no involvement. Net loss after bonds and property valued at about 45000.
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Lorain
Ohio
Citizens Savings Bank
T. F. Fansher
Honecker
Chadwick
Social world notes highlight Roswell circle events
The Card Club at Charles Shepard's home enjoyed High five hands and ice cream. Mrs H J Wall honored by Mrs L R Smith with a two word poem game, while Mrs Garrard turned Birds and Sing into a rhyme. A farewell dinner for Mrs W A Johnson in Greenville, Texas, featured toasts and a silver loving cup presentation.
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Charles Shepard
Nel Coffy
Roswell
Twin Falls
Inspection Praises Equipment of Company B in New Mexico
The full membership attended the room inspection led by Col. J W Wilson of the New Mexico Military Institute and Lt R C Reid of Las Vegas cavalry. They report Company B’s equipment excellent but need more armory space. An April 10 drill inspection will be conducted by Captain Valentine from Washington, per adjutant general A P Tarkington.
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Col. J. W. Wilson
New Mexico Military Institute
R. C. Reid
Cavalry
Las Vegas
A. P. Tarkington
National Guard of
New Mexico
Valentine
Washington
Roosevelt party heads to Florida cruise aboard Sylph
Mrs. Roosevelt and children except Miss Alice depart Washington this evening for Jacksonville Florida. They will board the Sylph for a ten day cruise on open water near Jacksonville with no port calls.
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Washington, D. C
Kaiser on Board Arrives in Tangier from Lisbon
The Hamburg-American steamer Hamburg carrying the German emperor reached Tangier Morroco this morning from Lisbon. He was greeted on landing by a sultan representative, the diplomatic corps, and a large crowd.
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Tangier
Morocco
Hamburg
Lisbon
Rough Riders Reunion Welcomes in San Antonio
A rousing welcome will be given the Rough Riders at their reunion in San Antonio on April 6 and 7. President Roosevelt desires to meet as many old comrades as possible. After a reception at the opera house the first day the riders head to camp. They will escort the President, join him at luncheon, and entertain him in the afternoon.
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Rough Riders
San Antonio
Tex
Roosevelt
Opera House
Fire at Texarkana destroys buildings and cotton
Fire this morning in Texarkana Texas destroyed a number of buildings and several hundred bales of cotton causing a loss of 51000 dollars. The incident occurred March 31 in Texarkana. Local emergency crews contained the blaze with limited further damage reported.
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Texarkana
Tex
Walton's Studio Portraiture Notice
Walton's Studio advertises high class portraiture and photography services. The notice highlights studio offerings and quality, inviting patrons to inquire for photographic work and portraits.
Mexican Fights Replevin Over Low-Value Horse
A replevin case over a horse valued at five dollars was heard in Justice Bailey's court this morning. The Mexican defendant declined to settle, fearing accusations of theft, and chose to fight the suit.
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Jose Bozquez
Court of Justice
Bailey
Kansas City Cattle and Sheep Prices Report
Kansas City and Chicago market notes show cattle receipts near 1,000 at Kansas City with steady trades. Price ranges cover native and southern steers and cows, stockers, calves, and western fed cattle, plus sheep and lambs. Chicago lists 2,500 cattle receipts with ranges for steers, cows, heifers, canners, bulls, and calves, all described as market steady.
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Kansas City
Mar
Chicago
New Mexico Military Institute Catalogues Sent to Roswell Readers
Catalogues for the New Mexico Military Institute have been mailed to many Roswell residents. The booklets portray the school as strong, healthy, and growing, with a course of study as solid as any comparable institution in the nation.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
The Marriage License Law Takes Effect April Fourteen
A new law requires couples to obtain a marriage license before ceremony. Beginning April 14 no minister or magistrate can legally wed without a license, which costs one dollar and is issued by the Recorder. From that date Recorder Gayle will collect the license fee.
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Gayle
Young Man From Osceola Marries In New Mexico
Burd of Osceola Iowa sought a marriage license from Recorder F P Gayle but learned no license was needed in the Territory of New Mexico. He married Miss Margaret E Carter, also from Osceola, at Rev S R Twitty’s home around 3:30 pm with friends observing. The couple came four months ago from Iowa and will live near Lake Arthur.
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Burd
Osceola
Iowa
F. P. Gayle
Margaret E .Carter
New Mexico
Ilown
Lake Arthur
Suit filed over $142.55 note in district court
Stringfellow and Tannehill, by attorney R. E. Lund, filed a district court suit against W. W. Petty alleging a $142.55 note was given to pay an account.
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Stringfellow & Tannehill
R. E. Lund
W. W. Petty
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