Vatican Firm In Its Stand After Telegram Exchange
A Vatican official confirms no audience will be granted after a sequence of diplomatic telegrams. An appeal to Cardinal Merry Del Val by a friend failed to change the stance. The papal office expresses surprise at published telegrams and awaits a final decision.
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Merry del Val
Cardinal Merry del Val
Roosevelt
Anna
Pops
Rome
Ome
Froosevelt
Vatican
Jom Callan O’laughlin
Mr. Roosevelt
Gondokoro
Roosevelt Vatican episode strains church relations
Roosevelt declines limits on audience with the pope after Vatican set conditions, with American Catholic support and a Rome audience plan unraveling. The episode centers on diplomacy, religious tensions, and Roosevelt's insistence on personal freedom of conduct despite Vatican hurdles.
Vatican Talks and Roosevelt Request for Audience
A Vatican official, Mgr Kennedy, relayed President Roosevelt's request for a private audience. The Vatican authorized sending the initial message and noted the Fairbanks Incident as a friendly intimation. The president sought recognition of his freedom of conduct while the Holy See weighed circumstances before granting an audience. The message hinted the second dispatch was not fully sent, and the Vatican hoped to please the president with a meeting.
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Mgr. Kennedy
Holy Father
Roosevalt
Cairo
Lolshman
Mar
Kennedy
Naples
Roosevelt
Abbott
Fairbanks
Leishmann
Mgr
Kennnedy
Iscaell
Hewllcan
Basy
Roonevelt
Garrett
Ranseart
Vatican
Messege
Els
Mr.Roosevelt
United States
Hila Hollnese
Taft Speech on Railway Reform and Labor Issues
President Taft denounces hypocrisy and fraud in public virtue and defends fair hearings between railroads and labor. He favors defined injunctions, cites Theodore Roosevelt, and praises labor unions while urging honest debate with railroad presidents at Mechanics Hall before a large gathering in Worcester Massachusetts.
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Avzt
Theodora Roosevelt
Gonpron
Gompers
van Cleave
Eddreas
Worcester
Mass
Tate Pup
Mechanics’ Hall
Ater
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Soleme
Washington
W. ©. Brown
New
York Central
C. 5. Melle
Naw
York
New Haven
Harford
Laeiuk Tuttle
The
Ton
Marie Balliesd
Plan to greet T. R. after Roosevelt reception planned
The Washington Post reports a general committee with Col Roosevelt authorized the Republican Club to plan his return reception. Louie Stern chairs, Richard J. Lewis secretary, and J. G. Cannon treasurer. National and state groups vow participation, with Rough Riders seeking a marching role if a parade occurs.
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Washington Pos
New York
General
Col. Roosevelt
Republican Club
Louie Stern
Richard J. Lewis
J. G. Cannon
Morris
Lorder
Executive Committee
Roosevelt
Als Oyster
Bay
Tobacco sales decline across Danville and Petersburg markets
In Lynchburg and Danville tobacco sales fell last week with 876,600 pounds sold in Lynchburg, down 285,600 from the prior week. Quality was varied with mold damage on many better types, wrapnets scarce and prices mixed across leaf and wrapper grades. Petersburg reported a weekly drop of 129,000 pounds due to dry weather, while overall March totals reached about 2.24 million pounds across markets.
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Washinton Post
Lynchburg
Denville
Danville
Dobt
Commercial Association
Denvitte Tobacco Board of Trade
Petersburg
Newlywed Couple Targeted by Poster Prank in Rochester
George Russell Newell of Rochester with his bride Ruth Taylor were to honeymoon in the South when friends sent large posters to hotels and papers warning of a staged sextortion plot. The couple, described for identification, were to depart from Rochester for Old Point Comfort via Raleigh.
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George Russell Newell
Rochester
Newell
Ruth Taylor
Fragmentary line: devoted husband and theft reference
Readable text shows a fragment mentioning a devoted husband and a note about theft, but lacks clear events, entities, dates, or places to form a full news item.
WEDS THE COUNT DI GRASSI
Miss Alice F. King of Ithaca surprised friends by marrying Giorgo di Grassi, third son of Count di Grassi of Italy, who came to Ithaca as a hootkeeper for an Italian padrone and later taught Italian at Cornell University. The Countess 5 48 and her husband 20. Her father, the late Leander King, built a large hardware fortune.
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Alice” F
King
Ithaca
Alien F. King
Phe
Leander King
Amagea Lerga
Roosevelt Refusal to Visit Pope Sparks Press Battle
New York April 3 radical and other papers praise Roosevelt for guarding his freedom. Bishops and public figures criticize the Vatican stance as ill advised. Fairbanks at home in Indianapolis could not be reached for comment. Dispatches show mixed reactions across cities and papers in Rome and America.
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Rairbanks
New York
David Ho Greer
Episcopal Diocese of
Col
Roosevelt
Vatican
Co. Roosevelt
Farley
Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Aga
Charles W. Fairbanks
Homevelt
Pairbanks
Rome
Methoffikt Society
Baltimore
Pone Pius
Theodore Roosevelt
Talan
Cardinal Gibbons
Mafia homicide shocks St Louis as Italian killed
Special to The Washington Font reports Pietro Scia a 42 year old Italian was slain in his room by six pistol wounds at 8 30 am Police believe Mafia vengeance prompted the murder and a roommate is missing A letter from Portinice Italy and a bloodstained scene point to a vendetta tied to Pasalaque and Fasalaqua authorities pursue a motive linked to organized crime
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Pistro Scia
Seiu
John Baptiste Pasalaque
Paselaque
Bolss
Pasalaquo
Portinice
Italy
Passlaguo
Ynother
Som
Salvatore Fasalaqua
Réhtatne
Timly
Balloon Pommern Crashes After Collision Over Stettin
The German balloon Pommern ascended above Stettin when a hurricane gust caused it to collide with telegraph wires and a factory smoke stack. Four occupants were injured or drowned as the craft plunged into the Baltic Sea. Delbrueck and Benduhn died later. Sommerhardt and Sommelharst survived but suffered severe injuries. Rescue by a tug saved some crew as Helbrueck’s body washed ashore that evening.
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Stettin
Germany
Ocean
Baltic Sea
Reichstag
Werner Hugo Delbrueck
Herr Debtrueck
Phe Pormmern
Delbrueck
Herr Sommelharst
Herr Bandohn
Hela
Salnemmunde
Aoa
Tye
Pfortywiid
Benduhn
Sommehardt
Henr
Herr Sommerhardt
Delbrueck Sustained A Broken Leg and A Severe Injury of the Head. “Handuhn
Hatn
Pelbruack
Swinemunde
Sweden
Dethrusek
Hein
Debruec
Belbrueck
Hope to End Strike Today in Sand Dredging Case
Efforts will be made today to settle the dispute between striking team owners and the sand and dredging companies of the district. Proposals will be offered to workers individually, with terms to be presented if satisfactory. If not, the strike may continue as leaders vow to press ahead.
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Sané
Tistriot
Mr. Brading
Columbia Bank and Dredging Company
Famous Minister Drowned In French Flight Debacle
An aviator named Emile Dubonnet reportedly died after a flight near Miles Savigny sur Orge France. The incident followed a review of a nature prize and others mind health issues cited. The Rev Thomas Law noted as a Methodist minister is mentioned in connection with the event.
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Miles - Savigny-Sur-Orge
France
Forrest
Aubin
Policeman Fires At Crowded Third Avenue Car injuring man
In New York a patrolman fired into a crowded Third Avenue Elevated train car injuring Charles Goldenberg, 72, left shoulder. Passengers including John A. Gallegher and Spirick O'Keefe were hurt escaping through windows. Officer Thomas J. Hearn taken into custody on felonious assault charges.
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New York
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Third Avenue
Satterapdin
Nan
Grove
Cer
Soma
Hie
Marigalla
Charles Goldenberg
Lebanon Hospital
John A. .Gallegher
sPirick O'Keefe
Brulhea
Dullet
Herbert Rauch
Bruio Pfeltzer
Thomas J. Hearn
Manager Weds Opera Star In New York Affair
Giulio Gatti-Cazazza general manager of the Metropolitan Opera married Frances Alda, prima donna, after obtaining a marriage license from a New York city hall. Justice Dayton officiated without music. Matron of honor Mrs. Hendolph Guggenheimer and best man Rudis Catuonet attended. The couple left on the Twentieth Century Limited for Chicago. The bride will sing Desdemona in Otello Wednesday night.
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New York Opera
Mme. Alda
Washlogtsa
New York
Giulio Gatti- Cazezza
Metropolitan Opera
Primsdonna
Frances Alda
Ansonia
Charles W. Dayton
Su Rreem Court
Hendolph Guggenheimer
Mme Aldws
Rawtias Catuonet
Metropolitan Opera House
Indians Kill 18 People in Mexican Territory
Special to The Washington Star reports bands of Maya Indians firing across Quintana Roo, causing many murders and other crimes. Federal troops are kept busy as raids strike ranches and vehicle camps, with nine men killed in one raid and three workers slain in another.
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Washington
Sae Merida
Mex
Quintana Roo
Chief Justice Found Dead In St Paul Hotel Bath
Thomas Wilson former chief justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court is found dead in his hotel bathroom. Heart disease is listed as the cause. Jordan Wilgon, a former congressman, is noted as having served in Congress and later as chief counsel for the Chicago St Paul Minnesota and Omaha Railway since 1893.
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Minnesota Supreme Court
St. Paul
Thomas Wilson
Jordan Wilgon
Congress
Chicago, St Paul, Minsspel
Omaha Railway
Primary Law Boosts Garfield Gubernatorial Bid in Ohio
Ohio lawmakers and party leaders show growing sentiment for Garfield in the Republican gubernatorial race as Hawkins bill advances. House members Ansberry and Cole urged passage to bind primary selection, while Burton and Dick back a late July or early August state convention in Columbus. Taft also sees Garfield as the strongest rival to Harman, with party leaders aligning dates to suit prevailing views.
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Ohio
House of Representatives
Columbus
Represer
House
United States
Burton
Cleveland
James R. Garfield
Washington
Tudge Harman
Taft
Garfeld
Senator Burton
Ptppy
Hig
Benatar Dick
Yate
Wade H. Billis
State Central Committee
Pearl Bruton Kills Oscar Williams at Rover del Armil Village
In Rockingham North Carolina Pearl Bruton a 4 merchant shot and killed Oscar Williams after beating him with a chair following a disturbance with Harris. Bruton surrendered quietly this morning and was detained.
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Pearl Bruton
Oscar
Williams
Rockingham
N. C
Roverdel
Armil Village
Oscar Willams
Henry
Harris
Bruton
Willams
United Israel Constitution Grand Lodge Opens Sessions at Arlington
The Arlington meeting opens with Adam Erans as President of the Executive Committee leading discussions on Jewish efforts to halt Russian massacres and opposition to immigration restriction legislation.
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Constitution Grand Lodge
Arlington
Moreage
Adam Erans
Mount Vernon trip and Taft reception mark convention day
The day opens with a Mount Vernon steamer trip leaving the Arlington Hotel at 9 30 a m and a 10 o'clock steamer departure with a wreath for Washington’s tomb and an E N Callach address. At 2 30 p m a Taft White House reception follows, with a 4 20 p m memorial for Brothers Glen and others and remarks on Jewish unity and immigration by delegates led by Lucius L. Solomon.
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Aniington Hotel
Washington
E. N. Callach
Richmond
President Taft
White House
Treasury Building
Brothers Glen
Tahlmessinger
Elsinger
Tuch
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