Roosevelt and Wood Meet in White House Conference Room
Two old friends President Roosevelt and Governor General Wood of Cuba meet in the White House conference room. A long walk and talk unfolds as Leonard pushes for a thirty mile tramp, but Theodore chooses a shorter twelve mile route, saying not an inch less.
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Wood and Roosevelt walk long miles to plan Cuba transfer
In a White House meeting President Roosevelt and General Wood, paired by years of friendship, map a rapid transfer of Cuban affairs to the Cuban Republic. Palma is slated to be inaugurated May 1, with American control ending at that date as evacuation logistics proceed, including coordination with Secretary Root and the War Department.
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Four Of A Posse Wounded In Lytton Springs Shootout
News from Lytton Springs reports a posse pursuing outlaws who fired on the Palmer house last night. Four posse members, John Palmer, Tom Roberts, Louis Cardwell, and Frank Williams, were wounded but not seriously. Outlaws fled after a clash near Holler’s tank as citizens pursued with bloodhounds.
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Brother slain after family feud in Albany
John Detierre aged forty five fatally shot his brother William in Albany following a dispute over their father’s will. After firing seven times, he reloaded and killed again before police arrested him to prevent bystander violence.
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Alice Roosevelt Emperor William's Rechristened Yacht Decorated
Berlin dispatch notes the Alice Roosevelt yacht now named by Emperor William is decorated in modern impressionistic style. The vessel, built for torpedo work, is deemed too delicate. Kiel saw the decoration admired by the Emperor and Admiral Von Thomsen selected the artists. The Alice Roosevelt will move to Wilhelmshaven for Von Thomsen's North Sea squadron. Prince Henry and the first squadron plan a Spanish waters visit in May for the enthronement of the new Spanish king. Waldemar, Prince Henry's son, is seriously ill, requiring aid for walking and pony cart rides. he turned thirteen on Thursday and received gifts from the United States.
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Revolt in Venezuela Threatens Castro as Rebels Advance
From Willemstad Curacao March 22 Venezuelan revolt expands across the country east of Cumana Barcelona remains besieged and Capallare near Riera reports clashes General Estralante to replace Velitant in Barcelona President Castro dispatches Gomez with 150 men while Ayala returns to Caracas The unrest could spark a nationwide uprising if rebels win a key battle as recruiting surges and villagers flee.
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Post Office Rates Doubled in Postal Union
COLON Colombia March 22 The Post Office Department issues a decree from Bogota January 29 doubling all postal rates to countries in the postal union. The decree is in effect. The gunboat General Pinzon is due to arrive soon from Barranquilla with troops under General Berti. Liberals at Chiriqui reportedly raise funds by shipping cattle to Corinto Nicaragua.
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Wives Were His Hobby in Bigamy Case
Sheriff Wiser of Plattsburg Missouri and prisoner Christian Co Nelson headed for Plattsburg after receiving charges. Sheriff Hendrickson of Conway Arkansas followed with a warrant for Nelson as more alleged wives surface in the bigamy case.
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Major Waller’s Trial Opens Defense Sermon At Issue
In Manila on March 22 the court martial for Major Littleton Waller heard Captain A T Marix outline five defense points including firing party work and necessity of executions in Samar. Captain Porter testified Waller followed General Smith’s orders and warned troops of treacherous foes as cholera efforts rise in health campaigns.
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Meeting Roosevelt Wood and War Between English and American Tobacco Combines
A listing of the day’s contents across three newspaper parts. It notes the meeting of President Roosevelt with General Wood, topics on tobacco combines, and various national and regional news items. It also includes sections on sports, court, real estate, society, and special features. The entry highlights the breadth of coverage from federal politics to local notices and cultural pieces.
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James Wilcox to be hanged for Nellie Cropsey murder
James Wilcox was found guilty of the murder of Nellie Cropsey after a 30 hour deliberation. Judge Jones condemned attempts to disrupt the courthouse and stated the sentence would be carried out, with the date set for April 25.
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Indorsed by His Church on Temptation of Eve
Rev Granville Lowther faces charges of heresy in the Methodist Episcopal Conference. A church canvass shows strong support for him with four fifths of members backing his position. He argues the Eve temptation story is symbolic and not literal, suggesting serpent imagery is figurative and aligned with modern reasoning.
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Executed in haste in Port au Prince treason case
In Port au Prince on March 22 Leon Gabriel a French citizen from Guadeloupe charged with treason fired on General Cameau the police chief who returned fire wounding Gabriel. He was arrested and executed immediately. Quiet returned as the French minister claimed the body for burial at the French hospital amid concern of France’s reaction.
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Mrs. J. J. Martin given eleven year term for husband murder
Bonham Texas March 2 Mrs J J Martin was sentenced to eleven years in the penitentiary for the murder of her husband shot three times while asleep at their Honey Grove area home in May 1901 Her father D received a life sentence at the same time charged with the same crime.
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Charles F. Reuter Alias Werner Arrested for Mail Fraud
St. Louis authorities arrest Charles F. Reuter also known as George W. Werner on charges of using the mails to defraud. He allegedly targeted about 30 women nationwide by promising marriage and urging correspondence. Inspectors lead the case as they pursue conviction.
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Subpoenas Likely After Grand Jury Witnesses Quoted
The report notes most of the women are expected to be subpoenaed before the federal grand jury as witnesses. Reuters described breakdowns during the sweating process and referenced many fraudulent transactions.
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Perilous Sea Rescue Reunites Spanish Crew in Norfolk
Captain Guarey and twenty three crewmen of the Spanish steamer Ea stranded off Cape Lookout and were saved after tug Merritt wrestled through a gale. Captain Coley and crew rescued them, with twelve taken first, others to follow. They were fed, warmed, then transferred to the revenue cutter Algonquin before reaching Norfolk.
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Beckham vetoes Newcomb bill on horse tail docking
Frankfort Ky March 22 Gov Beckham vetoed the Newcomb bill banning tail docking for horses. He said legislation should target those who demand such horses rather than sellers. He approved a law regulating investment and debenture companies operating in the state.
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Mysterious Canandaigua Marriage Case Ends in Death
In Canandaigua New York a five year resident known as William C Howard died after taking two tablets for a throat ailment. Autopsy reveals the deceased was a woman named Alice M Howard who had married Edith Dyer in 1892. A child was born to the supposed wife and two men claiming half brothers attended the funeral. An inquest is planned to shed light on the case.
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Censorship Law Debate Over Colombian Cablegrams
Panama March 22 General Salazar governor of Panama says a decree reestablishes cablegram censorship to curb war news from Colombia. Merchants may use codes with copies kept at the censor office. Consuls misinterpretation questioned. uncensored telegraphs may be allowed as courtesy while public order measures are protected.
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Gage Objects To Slur At Oneida Dinner In New York
The Society of the Sons of Oneida hosted ex treasury secretary Lyman J. Gage at the Savoy Hotel dinner with Justice Charles H. Truax as toastmaster. Gage rebutted a remark that Chicago is a stopping place on the railroad, noting it as a stop for the Lincoln movement. He recalled early work as a bank messenger earning 3100 yearly before moving West after eight months’ service.
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Dr Thomas Dunn English Improves After Illness
Newark New Jersey March 2 reports author Dr Thomas Dunn English writer of Ben Bolt has been seriously ill for days but is now better and thought to be on the road to recovery.
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Combines at War May Retaliate on American Concern
English forces threaten retaliation against American interests by waging hostilities on U S soil. The move signals escalating tensions as observers monitor potential military actions and political responses.
Chamberlains clothes spark Irish crisis at Westminster
London dispatch reports John Dillon's exit from the House of Commons sparks coverage of Mr Chamberlain and fashion critique by Tailor and Cutter. Dublin papers praise Dillon's retort as others mock Chamberlain's attire, while Westminster Gazette notes a possible Lords seat link. A petition by woman graduates for voting rights is also mentioned.
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