Mrs Storer Takes Hand In Contest For Her Husband
Vienna reports Mrs Bellamy Storer wife of the recalled American Ambassador will actively defend her husband’s retention. She says a Roosevelt letter to Cardinal Rampolla written when he was New York governor supported Archbishop Ireland policy and Philippine relations. Aimed to influence Vatican views, she insists no abuse of the letter occurred and vows no recriminations while awaiting Washington’s stance.
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Cardinal Rampolla
Vienna
Bellamy Storer
Marquis de Reverseaux
Roosevelt
Ireland
Gov. Roosevelt
New York
Cardinal Rasmpella
Oder
Vatican
Treland
Philippines
Rampolla
Husand
Washington
Sigrer
Keland
United States
Tait
America
Storer
Biuirid
Bellamy
Rome
Theodore Roosevelt
Carlsbad
Storer Bein
Steer
Aimeong
Princess Radawiit
Count von Kuefstein
M. Gutki
New York American
Roosavelt
Carlyle
Archbishnp
Storet
Aeneas
van Babassy
Chris
Xamder
Virginia
Merle
Tye
Barnes Named Washington Postmaster in Surprise Move
Benjamin F. Barnes assistant secretary to the President has been appointed postmaster of Washington. The selection came as a surprise, with Madison Davis previously seen as Merritt’s successor. Barnes, a Nova Scotian born 1868, has long tutelage under Postmaster General Cortelyou and White House experience, including stints as private secretary and executive clerk.
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Cortelyou
John A. Merritt
Madison Davis
Nova
Benjamin F. Barnes
Washington
Niagara
Haines
Barnes
Tarmouth
Nova Scotia
Georgetown University
Emily ‘Fred
White House
Roosevelt
Biz
Merritt
Ium
William Mooney
Post Office
Mooney
Mr Barnes
Bris Abner Meriis
Diplomatic Row Over Bellamy Storer An Ambassador
Anxious dignitaries gathered as Bellamy Storer’s abrupt recall creates a diplomatic tangle between the United States and Austria Hungary. Charles Spencer Francis is named to succeed him, while no recall letter is on record, leaving Vienna to treat Storer as ambassador and complicating U S relations with the Austrian foreign office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellamy Storer
Austria-Hungary
Traose-rvelt
Charles Spencer Francis
New York
Storer
Roosevelt
Root
United States
Francis
Vienna
Rives
T E Waggaman Faces Nasal Cancer in Edgewater
Thomas EB Waggaman, once a major Washington real estate owner and Catholic University treasurer, battles nasal cancer at his brother's Edgewater home near Annapolis. Doctors warn he may die within a month, though he has recently steadied. He is accompanied by his wife and several children from his first marriage.
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Annaypolis
Thomas EB. Waggaman
Washington, D.C
Catholic University
Edgewater
Annapolis
Death by Morphine for Judge W H Bickers in Lexington
Special to the WashingtonPost Cincinnati Ohio March A judge W H Bickers of Lexington Kentucky was found dead in his Gerdes Hotel room in Cincinnati. Morphine poisoning is cited by Dr Meade after discovery by two bellboys. He had been drinking and was despondent over domestic troubles. A farewell note to Cora Bickers requests cremation. Bickers, about 45, married, formerly a Tohoe district judge, and previously Emma Wether spoon of Lawrenceburg Kentucky.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
W. H. Bickers
Lexington
Gerdes Hotel
West Fifth Street
Bell Boy
Meade
Bickers
Cora Bickers
Limestone Street
Lexmeten
Tohoe Court
Kentucky
Sts. Fuckers
Emma Wetherspoon
H. E. Wetherspoon
Lawrenceburg
Water famine grips Colon as four ditches supply town
Water famine hits Colon Panama on March 31 as four open ditches through the town become the only source of water. Residents gather water in tins and tubs amid empty reservoirs and tank shortages. Officials in the Canal Zone and the American government consider importing water by ship to avert a worsening crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodworth Clum
Cobie
Washington Post
Colon
Panama
Canal Zone
Coton
Bay
Cristobal
Tropics
Man Kills Lodging Keeper After Dispute
Lowell Massachusetts March 1 A long standing dispute over a 11 board bill ends in the killing of Will iam H Vincent a lodging house keeper and wounding of his brother in law Fred Duchane Arthur Lafond is arrested for murder He says nagging over the bill prompted the crime He shot Vincent then Duchane who will recover The victim died about an hour and a half later
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Lowell
Mass
William H. Vincent
Lntew
Fred Duchane
Arthur Lafond
Lafond
Vincent
Duchane
Morocco Reform Accord Sealed at Algeciras Conference
After a long plenary session the Algeciras talks reached full accord on Moroccan reforms. A committee will draft the protocol. the police distribution covers six ports with France and Spain policing major ports. Mr White, the American delegate, praised the outcome as securing Morocco’s future and restoring European relations. London and Berlin dispatches frame the accord as a temporary relief and a victory for France amid broader distrust of Germany’s aims.
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Algecira
Conference On
Mogador
Safi
Magazan
Rabat
Spain
Tetuan
Larache
France
Tangier
Casablanca
State Bank of
Morocco
Bank of England
Bank of France
Imperial Bank of Germany
Bank of Spain
White
Germany
Mrr White
United States
Chevalier Malmusi
Wirte
Rome
Gibraltar
Gummers
Mir. Gummers
Tex
London
Algeciras
England
Europe
Mediterranean
Berlin
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Italy
Russia
Austria
Rusala
Fter
Mrs Hofmann Gets Sok in Court Skirmish Over Son
In an out of court agreement Mrs. Josef Hofmann’s wife relinquished legal action for custody of her six year old son Georza Hustis. The mother will have custody with the father allowed visit rights after the custody dispute spanned Paris Italy and New York. A habeas corpus writ had been served on the father upon arrival in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Josef Heimann
George P. Eustis
Georza Hustis
Paris
Eustis
Italy
Court review amendment offered for rail rate bill
The White House and conferees pressed a court review amendment to the railroad rate bill. It would confer on the Circuit Courts of the United States authority to hear if Interstate Commerce Commission orders exceed its power or violate the Constitution. President Roosevelt and key officials debated the measure's scope.
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United States
Friends of the House
Roosevelt
White House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Long
Allison
Cullom
Dolliver
Clapp
Moody
Interstate Commerce
Knapp and
Prouty
Congress
Circuit Court of the United States
Court of Equity
Carter Plaintif
Salt
Circuit Cours of the
Mooly
Index to Today's Issue
Pager from the issue highlights politics and law with Taft politics and international affairs, social notes, financial items, the press reports on strikes and tariffs, theatre and sports gossip, real estate, and a broad magazine and comic section across multiple pages. It lists sections, stories, and features including editors notes and editorial commentary.
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House
Foraker
Tillman
Great Britain
Paul Jones
News of
Virginia
Maryland
Falls Army and Navy
Washington
Richmond
Walter P. Brownlow
Wall Street
Mindanao
Emperor William
Southern Relief Society
Frye
Vassar College
North Pole
Tody Hamilton
George Ade
London
Prescient
Roosevelt
Foreign Mall
Senate
China
Derailed Florida Limited Train Dismays Passengers at Holton
A south bound Southern Railroad Chicago and Florida special derailed at Holton, Macon Ga, on March 31, plunging into a ditch. The engine and diner remained upright while the rest overturned. Porter Will Smith died. baggagemaster A C Philips seriously injured and many passengers hurt. Injured include J F Studebaker H P Folkwith Miss Mary Goode and others. Cause not determined though speed appeared normal. Taken to Macon Hospital for treatment.
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Florida
Macon
Southern Railroad
Atlanta
Holton
Will Smith
A. C. Philips
J. F. Studebaker
New Carlisle
Ohio
H. P. Folkwith
Springfeld
Mary Goode
Chattanooga
Tenn
D. Shelton
Frank Torrence
Springfield
R. S. Wycthe
Newark
JC Cowles
Detroit
Lohman
Mark A. Smith
S.J Wallace
B Hollister
Jamestown
M. F. Gault
North Jackson
G. Stewart
MeRas
Singler
Ashburn
Ling
United After 20 Years
Savannah Georgia March 31 Mr and Mrs A W McEwen reunite after nearly twenty years apart and agree to live together without another marriage after a prior sequence of marriages and separations. Mrs McEwen now has children and previously wed a first husband believed dead and a second husband who is dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Mre
A. W. McEwen
Miners Strike Deepens Across Anthracite Field
The Washington Post reports that 509,500 miners left mines in the anthracite and bituminous regions, with widespread stoppages expected for weeks until disputes settle. Civic Federation urged as possible remedy while no disorders were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
National Executive Board
Valted Mine Workers of America
Indianapolis
National Union
Pennsylvania
Reading
Lehigh
Civic Federation
Fang
Philadelphia
United Mine Workers of America
Mitchell
Schuylkill County
Mahanoy City
Shamokin
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Scranton
Lackawanna
Wyoming
A. J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroid Company
George F. Bagr
Reading Company
Cassatt
W. G. Brown
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Baer
Brown
Mrr. Baer
Mr. Cassatt
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