Emigrants Thank Penn Station Master for Lost Gold Bag
An emigrant group thanking William H. Hagan station master at Penn Station New York after he recovered a flour sack containing 33,000 to 38,900 dollars of gold and bills lost by travelers en route from Montana aboard the Olympic. The bag was found in a waiting room by an attendant and returned to Eagan as the passengers rushed to reclaim their funds.
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Associated Press
New York
William H. Hagan
Pennsylvania Railroad
Montana
Olympic
Eagan
Condolence Messages for Charge O Shaughnessy
Secretary Bryan conveyed sorrow over the death of Charge O Shaughnessy's father Col James T O Shaughnessy. Secretary Bryan offered sympathy and aid as needed. President Huerta and cabinet sent condolence messages to Nelson O Shaughnessy on his father’s death in New York.
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O’shaughnessy
Associated Press
Washington
Bryan
O'Shaughnessy
Amercan
Mexico City
de- Berman
Diploit
New York
Huerta
Cocity
President Huerta
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Americharge D'Affaires
Col
James T. O'Shaughnessy
Ellis Guilty of Murder After Deliberation
William Cheney Ellis was found guilty of murdering his wife Eleanor Hosea Ellis in a Chicago hotel last October. The jury, after three and a half hours, sentenced him to fifteen years in the state penitentiary. The defense claimed temporary insanity or psychic epilepsy, but the jurors rejected it.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William Cheney Ellis
Eleanor Hosea Ellis
State Penitentiary
Ellis
Fred G. Cauldwell
Brantford
Ontario
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cauldwell
Canada
Chamberlain Becomes Elks Exalted Ruler in Mobile Lodge
Mobile Lodge No. 108 Elks elected Bart B. Chamberlain as exalted ruler along with Farrish Rhen Agee OConnell and others to officer posts. Mims Baker named grand lodge representative and Dr. R C Jones alternate. Supper followed and new officers to be installed first Thursday night in April.
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Mobile Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Bart B. Chamberlain
Wr. CU
KE. Farrish
Agee
Ijr
M. S. Macias
T. J. O'Connor
J. F. O'Connell
Mims R. Baker
Grand Lodge
R. C. Jones
St Patrick's Day Banquet Highlights Hibernians Parade
The Ancient Order of Hibernians prepare a St Patrick's Day program for March 17 featuring a Battle House banquet led by president George J. Sullivan and a parade with Knights of Columbus and other groups. A solemn mass will be said by Bishop Edward P. Allen of Mobile.
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Order of Hibernians
St. Patrick's Day
Battle House
Hibernians
Knights of Columbus
St. Patrick'see Association
George J. Sullivan
Edward P.allen
Mobile
Life and Property Losses by Steamers During Storms
A British freighter Cotswold Range arrived from Rotterdam after a February gale killed one sailor and seriously injured six others during hatch cover operations. The Indianola from Hamburg reports similar storm damage with four lifeboats shattered, deck fittings wrecked, and freight washed overboard.
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Associated Press
Boston
Rotterdam
Indianola
Hamburg
Greer Campaign Committee Sees Bright Outlook
The Greer campaign committee in Marion reports strong statewide support for Charles H. Greer for secretary of state. President John C. Dew says reports from all sections are encouraging and Greer is seen as the favorite, with plans to intensify activity through state press.
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Marion
Ala
Greer
Charles H. Greer
John C. Dew
Spring Blood and System Cleanser Tonics Ad
An old advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a spring tonic and cleanser to purge impurities from blood and boost kidney liver and bowel function. It claims to relieve fatigue and restore energy after winter.
Writer sentenced six months for insulting crown prince
Berlin March 6 A writer Hans Seuss received six months imprisonment for insulting the crown prince in a newspaper article titled William the Last The piece allegedly praised republicanism and criticized the crown prince amid the Zabern incidents and the farewell to the Deaths head Hussars The trial was conducted behind closed doors with the article cited as the trigger for the ruling
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Associated Pres
Berlin
Hans Seuss
William
Col. von Reuter
Hussars
Four Prima Donnas on Sick List From Colds
Four grand opera prima donnas Melba Garden Destinn and Matzenauer are on the sick list after the March stormy entrance. Melba is prostrated with laryngitis in Springfield and has canceled all American engagements. Garden hopes to rejoin the Philadelphia Chicago company on its Western tour by week’s end. Destinn and Matzenauer suffer weather ailments causing temporary cancellations.
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Associated Press
New York
Mme
Melba
Mary Garden
Emmy Destinn
Mme. Matzenauer
Springfield
Mass
Miss Destinn
Gadsden Women Protest Vaudeville Acts in City
Gadsden Alabama March 6. Local society women filed charges with the city council seeking censorship of vaudeville acts at motion picture houses. The city has shown heavy vaudeville interest for months with audiences mostly girls. Nighttime gatherings around restaurants and rooming houses prompted police action and several arrests including local boys and vaudeville girls in Attalla.
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Gadsden
Ala
Attalla
Armbrecht Sued by Injured Man Over Bicycle Collision
Nerman Danenberg filed suit in the circuit court against William H. Armbrecht, a lawyer and former Mobile Chamber of Commerce president, seeking 6000 damages for injuries from a July 12 1913 bicycle collision on Government Street when Armbrecht's automobile struck Danenberg.
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Nerman Danenberg
William H. Armbrecht
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Danenberg
Government Street
Armbrecht
No Law To Punish Tango Dancers In Lowell Case
Frank Hennessy and Angelina Marcotte tango teachers were arrested at a public hall by a dance censor and acquitted. Two policemen demonstrated new steps in court. Judge Hnright ruled no impropriety, but urged action as a bill to curb dance-hall conditions awaited legislative passage.
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Associated Press
Lowell
Mass
Frank Hennessy
Angelina Marcotte
Hnright
Rose From Apprentice to Senior Rear Admiral
Charles Edward Vreeland the senior rear admiral of the navy will be retired due to age on March 10. He and Rear Admiral Southerland share the distinction of rising from naval apprentice to high rank.
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Associates’ Press
Washington
Charles Edward Vreeland
Admiral Vreeland
Southerland
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Governor orders May special election for U S senator
Governor O Neal proclaimed a special election for May 11 to fill the late Senator Joseph F Johnston's term ending March 4 1915. The contest is shaping as a two man race between Capt Frank B White of Birmingham and Ray Rushton of Montgomery. R P Hobson's candidacy for the short term was not definite.
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Montgomery
Ala
O'Neal
United States
Joseph F. Johnston
Frank 8. White
Birmingham
Ray Rushton
R. P. Hobson
Japanese professor asserts Japan will keep gentlemen's agreement
Amherst Mass March 6 Shosuke Sato a Japanese exchange professor at Massachusetts Rural College says Japan has kept the gentleman's agreement with the United States and Japan. He argues there is no fear of laborers coming to the United States and that Japan seeks peace from over the Pacific. Dr Sato leads Sapporo Agricultural College in Japan.
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Associated Press
Amherst
Mass
Shosuke Sato
Massachusetts Rural College
Japan
United States
Pacific
Dr. Sato
Sapporos Agricultural College
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