Evans' Ship in Today Work and Sport at the Bay
Rear Admiral Evans arrives aboard the battleship to San Diego and will be moved up the bay to Coronado Gatch. The Yankton tender reaches Magdalina Bay. talk of attachments to the train and fleet sports heats up. Boxing contests, weight-class events, and fishing diversions captivate sailors with Jeffries as referee in Los Angeles events.
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Cal
Iar
Evans
San L Cal
San Diego
Coronado Gach
Bay
Winal
Mid
Magdalina Bay
Magdalen
Ftcbvaninie
Los Angeles
James J. Jeffries
Altieri
Died Sunday in unclear notice for Jose Prine
Relatives mourn the death of Jose Prine and Dla Cab? ed four ars 2, 1009 on Wednesday at Laltimers March 31, 1908. The home of 7 Vipitol street houses the bereaved, with Allen Murray cited as a mourner. Obituary details are fragmentary and uncertain.
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Jose Prine
Dla Cab
Laltimers
Beloved
Allen Murray
Vipitol Street
Reereer
Funeral directors and embalmers listing services
A compact directory of funeral directors and embalmers with addresses and phone numbers. Includes Lee Pune, Harry's Sons, Sardo & Co, Dr. Thos. Sergeon, Costello, Geier's Sons, Zurhorst and others, noting modest prices and modern chapels.
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Lee
Pune
Jon
Tohn R. Wright Co
RE. Harry's Sons
ST. NW
F Street
N. W
Sardo & Cot
Lincoln
Ss. Sergeon
R.S. Cain
Init Ith Rt
Fleet changes ordered before world cruise from San Francisco
The Maine and Alabama will be detached from the Atlantic fleet before sailing from San Francisco Bay on a world cruise. Wisconsin and Rebraglia will take their places. The Maine has served since 1911 and will return to the Atlantic via the Strait of Magellan after docking and repairs. The changes likely delay until Atlantic fleet ships are docked for their voyage. The Maine and Alabama probably will not start to the Atlantic coast until mid summer.
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Maine
Alabama
San Francisco Bay
Wisconsin
Rebraglia
Tie
Aebama
Maine Ce
Atlantic
Strait of Magellan
San Francisco
Fraudulent petition to boost pension reaches Longworth
A letter to Representative Nicholas Longworth aimed to secure a pension increase by posing as a hospital patient. Albert Kuhiche of 665 Fourth Street asked the Cincinnati Hospital steward to forward letters to the Commissioner of Pensions or Longworth, promising a reward. Post-office inspectors received the letters after authorities were alerted.
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Aienna Qhle
Nicholas Longworth
Authoritt Cry Hospital
Albert “K. Kuhiche
Ania Rosaeas
Commissioner of Pensions
Longworth
Cincinnati Hospital
Post-Office
Girl stake in poker game ends in shooting arrest
Columbia Mississippi report states Eunice Spencer is arrested for the murder of Charles Wesley in his home after a poker night dispute. It says Spencer, who won two hands and allegedly seized a rifle during a confrontation, shot Wesley as Coombs accused him of cheating. Authorities deem the killing accidental.
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Columbia, Miss
Eunice Spencer
Charles Wesley
Rere
Miss Spencer
Ake
Wesley |Ombe
Coombs
Wesley
Montana’s Trial Today On Acceptance Run
The armored cruiser Montana arrived for official acceptance trials in Missouri. Built by Newport News Shipbuilding as a sister ship to the North Carolina, she must reach 22 knots. On the Hampton Roads to Missouri run propellers reached 120 revolutions per minute, thought to meet contract speed.
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Hogkian
Woman Dies by Suicide as Husband Is Buried in Ohio
In Cleveland Elizabeth Enz, 78, fatally shot herself just after her husband was laid to rest. Reports say she grew weary waiting for death and ended her life at the hour yesterday.
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Denver
Cole
Mar
Cleveland
Ohlie
Elizabeth Enz
Licensed to Marry Names in Scattered Notices
A fragmented license notice lists multiple marriages with ages and initials, including Thomas Alexander and Anna Morrison of Philadelphia and Rev James Stewart with various other partners, spanning several pairs across different towns. Several entries are incomplete or corrupted, leaving some names and places unreadable.
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Thomas Alexander
Anna M. Morrison
Philadelphia
James Stewart
Charles FE. Dandelet
Médry E. Manders
W. Lenham
Tourman Arnold
Sharon Center
Chin
Alice Crosby
F. D. Power
John Thooke
Marie Isabella Faris
W. J. Morton
Iaares E. Davis
Mary Cosby
Health Office Record Deaths Reported to Noon March 6
Death toll list from Health Office includes ages and addresses for thirty plus decedents. Names such as Mary Anne Hos John K Prett Edward Greer Madge M Saunders John Hitz Denis Donoven Jota Cassels Joseph Brown Charles Barrick Margaret OBrien William Holmes Jobin Gerkin Emily Merkeljohn and infants noted at various Washington D C addresses and institutions with ages from newborn to 80 plus years.
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Mary Anne Hos
Brightwood Ave
John K. Prett
St. Nw
Edward Greer
D. C
Madge M. Saunders
C St
John Hitz
Mess. Ave
Denis Donoven
H Sta. Ne
Jota Cassels
Fat
Joseph Brown
Pa. Ave
Charles
Barrick
Mass. Ave
Margaret O'Brien
Mydlest
William Holmes
Foundlings' Hospital
Jobin Gerkin
Bladensburg Road
Emily J. Merkeljohn
Blair Road
Carl
Anata Pflelger
Anna Gould III Family Faces Split Over Marriage Plan
Washington Post report details Mme Anna Gould and Prince de Sagan saga as George Gould reportedly controls the situation. Anna's move from her sister's home to the St Regis sparks questions of illness and marriage prospects amid a divided Gould family and pressure from wills and estate.
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George Gould
de Sagan
Wooer
Washington Post
New York
Mme
Anna’ Gould
Prince Helle de Sagan
Gould
Mme. Gould
Helen
Fifth Avenue
Tyler Morses
St Regis
Howard
Anna
Helena
Anna Gould
Prince
St. Regis
Mane. Gould
Anderson
Or. Anderson
Countes
Prince de Sagan
Sis
Biss
Morses
Count Albert A Berres
Tyler A Morse
Fielen Gould
Jay Gould
Bent
Mme. Guouli
Helen Miller Gould
Kitth Avenue
Roosevelt Would Retain Young Navy Officers
A Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt urged Secretary Metcalf to forbid voluntary retirements of lieutent commander's rank. The move aims to keep experienced younger officers in service, citing their ordnance, construction, and steam engineering expertise. The policy reflects a preference for a Navy led by officers with years of training and robust health.
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New York
Washington
New York Herald
Roosevelt
Metcalf
Navy
Ife
Pacific
Blakely Findings Not Public in Torpedo Accident
The board of inquiry into the torpedo boat Blakely's damage by a Whitehead torpedo concluded its investigation at the Pensacola navy yard. Findings have been sent to Washington and will not be released publicly. The gyroscope controlling the rudder apparently failed, causing the torpedo to circle and strike the ship.
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Washington
Pensacola
Fla
Blakely
Pensacola Navy Yard
Kidney covering removed for Bright's disease cure
In Stockton California yesterday the Fidebohla operation removed the kidney coverings for Bright's disease. The kidneys were taken out, diseased portions stripped, and replaced during an operation lasting one hour ten minutes.
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Stockton
Cal
Bright
Westinghouse Unit Goes Back to Stockholders Today
Pittsburg Pa March The receiver ship for the Westinghouse Machine Company created last October amid low finances was discharged by Judge James B Young of the U S Circuit Court on petition by the company and receivers The property will be returned to stockholders and the firm will start its new fiscal year debt free with cash in bank and orders to operate at about 73 percent The Railway Electric Power Company claimed a $310000 bona fide creditor status which the court overruled The power company has an option to acquire the entire stock and capitalization for $310000 The Westinghouse firm plans to reorganize in New York with a creditors council meeting next Thursday to develop plans
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Pittsburg
Westinghouse ‘Machine
James 8. Young
United States Circuit Court
Railway Electric Power Company
Westinghouse Company
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Campreee
New York I N
Steamer Grounded in Fog Near Blue Point Life-saving Station
The steamship Carolina of the Austro-Americana Steamship Company ran aground on sand bars off the Blue Point Life-saving Station five miles east of here while navigating fog from Trieste to Oran. No danger or injuries reported. passengers safe. Next high tide may refloat the ship. tugs from New York will assist. Built Glasgow 1908, 4731 gross tons, 369 feet. agents Phi lipi Brothers & Co. in New York.
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Wire Island
New Through
Carolina
Austro-Americana Steamship Company
Trieste
Fiume
Venice
Oran
Blue Point
Here
Stegiar
Parovich
Caroling
New York
Glassow
Scotland
Phelphi Brothers & Co
Woman killed by boarder in East Liverpool
Charles Howard, 25, a potter and boarder at the Raush home, shot and killed Mrs. Lemuel Raush, 23, in her East Liverpool residence. He wounded her mother, Mrs. John de Wolf, who escaped. Howard surrendered at the police station. motive unknown. Reports say he had been out of work and mentally unsettled.
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Liverpool
Ohio
Charles Howard
Lemuel Raush
John de Wolf
Howard
Raush Hone
Bremen Arrival Faces Haiti Crisis Doubtful
Reports say the German cruiser Bremen's arrival has not confirmed a crisis over German residents claim in Haiti. President Alexis reportedly told Germany to refrain from deporting Reinbold while pressing for compensation. Three more officers linked to a conspiracy sought refuge at the French legation as searches continued. The Bremen had returned that evening.
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Port Au Prince
Mar
Bremen
Germany
Traiti
Ona Reinbeld
Alexis
Reinbold
Legation
Volunteers Disband in Britain as Territorial Army Forms
London March 31. With midnight the volunteers of Britain ceased to exist after forty nine years and the territorial army, created by War Secretary Haldane, takes their place. Volunteer units observed their last posts at headquarters with dinners and somber celebrations. As midnight struck, many hundreds rushed to enlist in the new force, with entire regiments adopting new territorial titles.
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London
Great Britain
Haldane
Wireless Phone a Success at Eiffel Tower Test
Paris March 31 Dr Lee de Forest today led the final test of his wireless telephone system aboard the Eiffel Tower in front of French naval and army officers. Messages were exchanged satisfactorily with government wireless stations across France. The Italian navy plans a forthcoming test of the system. Flora Whiston Indicted for Perjury in Hitchcock Case New York March 31 Flora Whiston a key witness in the Hitchcock case was indicted today for perjury related to her testimony.
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Paris
Mar
Lee de Forrest
Eiffel Tower
France
Tialian
Hitchcock
New York
Flora Whiston
Raymond Hitchcock
Home Rule Victory in Commons Brings New Irish Universities Plan
London reports Augustine Birrell outlines a bill to found two Irish universities in Dublin and Belfast with no religious tests and mixed governance. Funding totals include 730000 dollars to Dublin and 300000 to Belfast, plus 200000 from the exchequer and 100000 from the Irish church fund. Redmond hails the majority, promising the issue will stay at the fore.
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Washington Post
London
House of Commons
Augustine Birrell
Ireland
Die
Dublin
Belfast
Queen’s College
Dublin University
Cork
Galway
Birrell
Irish Church Fund
Crown
Maynooth
McGee
Balfour
John Dillon
Dillon
John & Redmond
Lefto
Gladstone
Dior
Dubin
Liberal Party
Newpie
Irish Party
Redmond
Great Britain
May Refuse To Seat Gomez In Manila Assembly
Senator Gomez was re elected to the Manila St district assembly seat after expulsion. Unofficial figures show a 432 vote majority over Justo Lukban though official results are not reported. Assembly likely will not seat Gomez. governors and commissioners have gone to Baguio for the hot season. The assembly recess runs from April 4 to April 2.
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Manila
Mar
Gomez
Justo Lukban
Smith
Baguio
Eddie Guerin Arrested Again On Bank Robbery Ties
London reports Eddie Guerin the noted American crook was arrested on suspicion of links to a recent bank robbery in the provinces and after examination was remanded. In a prior case a man named Smith and a woman known as Chicago May Churchill were tried here for an attempted murder of Guerin last June. Smith received life imprisonment and the woman fifteen years hard labor. In Helsingfors the Finnish Senate resigned following a March 28 vote of lack of confidence driven by socialist actions and the delivery of Russian terrorists to authorities.
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London
Eddie Guerin
Devils Island
France
Smith
Chicago
Churchill
Guerin
Helsingfors
Key
Finland
Tribesmen Surprise French Cavalry in Morocco
Paris reports Gen W Aniade says a small cavalry detachment was surprised by 309 tribesmen in Madakra country during clear weather. Eight French soldiers died, including two officers, and twelve were wounded. In Brazil, Cuban workers mutinied at Para after leaving Santiago aboard the Amanda. A Brazilian battleship Minas Geraes will be launched at Newcastle on Tyne April 21, costing about 9 million dollars.
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Paris
Mar
W Aniade
Frenc
Morocco
Madakra
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Santiago
Bolivia
Para
Newcastle-on-Tyfie
Mary
Minas Geraes
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Post
Sunday Post Magazine Selections and Illustrations Highlight Writers
The illustrated magazine section features prominent writers with careful selections and timely foreign news accompanied by accurate illustrations. The Sunday Post is presented as a superior Sunday newspaper, valued as a welcome household visitor with thoughtful content.
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SuNday Post
The Sporting Department Tue Post's Pink Sunday Sport Review
The article extols the Tue Post sporting section as the best and most comprehensive. It highlights extensive coverage of outdoor and indoor sports across all climates, with four pink Sunday pages packed with results in baseball, running, billiards, auto and yacht races, boating, golf, tennis, swimming, and more.
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Tue Sunday Post
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