British Dispute Ends Will Avert Grave Friction
Secretary Root and Ambassador Bryce sign two treaties with Britain at the State Department. The accords settle the US Canada boundary and provide for preservation and development of the Great Lakes region while outlining negotiations on other disputes.
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Lakes
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Bryce
John Callan
O’laughlin
State Department
Reotard Ambatsadvor Bryce
Great Britain
United States
Canada
Great Lakes
Canada Hall
Pspoden
Club protest letter to Attorney General over New York riot
A six signatory letter from Rutherford New Jersey citizens protests the dispersal of an anarchist meeting in New York on March 28. The authors claim local authorities violated constitutional rights and allege a riot official declared that the constitution was weaker than authority.
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New England
Hood
E. L. Berry
West Troy
Grand Stand Burns at Alexander Island Race Course
Fire destroys the last vestige of the old Alexander Island race course near Alexandria as spectators recall how the track once hosted meadows records and famous horses like Key West Cast Away II and Belisarius who helped define American racing before the grand stand burned yesterday afternoon.
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Alexandria
Potomac
Benning
Benning Ceater- Cay
Key West
Americas Greatest Race Horses In the Three Years They Followed, Acores
Brooklyn
Belisarius
Purse Snatched in Crowd Near Center Market
Miss Patteson of 1533 Street Northwest was robbed of a purse amid a crowd at Center Market yesterday. She describes a quick theft by a colored man who grabbed the bag as she exited through a rear entrance. Despite an immediate search, the thief and accomplice disappeared before contact could be made.
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German Cruiser Launched At Kiel Naval Yard
Wael Germans April 11 report the cruiser Blucher launched today at Kiel. Prince Henry of Prussia and senior Admiralty officials attended. The ship displaces 2900 tons with a 40 officer and 400 crew complement. Armament includes ten 4.7 inch guns and several 21 inch torpedo tubes with automatic loading, plus plans for larger ships later.
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Krupp Works
Naval academy practice squadron to stay home this summer
The Naval Academy practice squadron will not visit Europe this summer. Operations will be restricted to waters near the lower Chesapeake Bay and the Atlantic around Hampton Roads. The Dartford will be commissioned around April 14 at Norfolk as a practice ship. Brig Gen Barry receives one month leave to visit the United States. About 150 recruits from Columbus Obie barracks begin Cuba deployment March 11. Recruits Crugel from Bainesville Pa is recovering after a stabbing incident.
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Chesapeake Bay
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Hampton Roads
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Norfolk
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Army of Cuban Pacifcation
United States
Cuba
Columbus
War Department
Crugel
Bainesville
Betler
Fleet Near San Diego Plans for Hearty Reception
The Atlantic fleet of sixteen battleships and six destroyers under Rear Admiral Thomas began the coast run from Magdalena Bay toward Coronado and San Diego. The Connecticut led, averaging nine knots, with sixty nine hours planned for the 620 mile voyage, and flags decorated San Diego in anticipation of the fleet’s arrival Tuesday afternoon.
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Magdalena Bay
Golden Gate
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Robley D Evans
Sail Rock
Entrada Point
Torpedo Flotilla
Coronado
Coronado Beach
Admiral Chomas
Hampton Roads
Connecticut
Frans
Magdalena Bas
Parade of Hat Tie Ships Delays Easter Sunday Harbor Move
The Seepanton reports a request from Admiral us at Paso Rédies to Rear Admiral Thomas to halt ship movements at appointed anchorages on Easter Sunday to avoid parade disruptions. Cruiser squadron under Rear Admiral Lepree sailed from Bellingham, Washington, toward Blaine on the international boundary, with one day there before continuing northward.
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Adipiralus
Paso Rédies
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Bellingham
Wash
Lepree
Blaine
Mrs William Thaw III Hospitalized in Pittsburg
Mrs William Thaw III is confined to bed with rheumatism and experiences limited daily activity. Doctors fear spreading pain and swelling could affect the heart and prove fatal, causing considerable family anxiety.
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Washington Post
Pittsburg
William Thaw
Metropolitan Club Loses to New York Stock Exchange Team
The Metropolitan Club of this city lost seven to four to a New York Stock Exchange team, in a managed morning game at the White Lot grounds. A crowd watched as errors in the fourth and fifth innings let the visitors score six runs. luncheon followed, then a theater box party, before the NYSE squad returned to New York.
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Dave Slebbing
Daltock
Lowell
Battle Over Veterans Beer Roars in House
The Committee on Appropriations reports a clash between the Vets and the Divs as a clause banning beer halls at the National Soldiers Home causes friction. Witnesses claim abolition has boosted inmate offenses by 280 percent, provoking a fight expected on the House floor amid fears of saloons near soldiers homes in California and Milwaukee.
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Committee On Appropriations
National Soldiers Home
Board of Managers of the Home
James Widsworth
Milme
California
Vermont Republicans face no binding instructions in 1932 race
In Burlington on April 9 Vermont Republicans show no effort to bind delegates to Chicago. The state delegates are not allocated yet though Sen Dillingham is expected to lead the delegation. Support tilts toward Hughes yet resists instruction pushes and preferences amid Roosevelt admiration.
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Green Mountain
Chicago
Hughes
Taft
Roosevelt
Dillingham
Speedy Powder Trust Trial Delayed in Wilmington
Special counsel James Scarlett announces that powder trust cases will not proceed due to involvement in Pennsylvania capitol conspiracy prosecutions. Testimony period extended from June to September at his request. U.S. Attorney General asks Judges Gray Dallas and Buffett to hear the powder cases as soon as practicable given their public importance.
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Del
James Scarlett
United States
Pennsylvania Capitol
Gray Dallas
Buffingtom
Laborer Honored With District Monument For Death
A laborer found dead in a Pennsylvania Avenue lodging house will be commemorated by a district monument. The tribute honors his role in enabling a remarkable institution, which he helped make official before his death.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Obscure John Fox Honored With District Crematorium
A historic ceremony at a new District facility marks the dedication of the John Fox Crematorium named for a lesser known laborer. The test firing lasted about two hours, witnessed by District officials, with the building erected by Pavaring & Wane at a cost of $1900.
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Mahoney
Washington Asylum
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Tory
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Wiille
Pennsylvania
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Webster Gen Whitaker
Snoke
Woodward
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Pavaring & Wane
Will Forger Gets Ten Years in Forger Case
Scantonia April 11 George Scheeles formerly of Philadelphia the chief conspirator in the attempt to secure the million dollar estate of the late James ranford pleaded guilty to forging a will and was sentenced to ten years in the Eastern Penitentiary. Accomplices Albert Banman and James F Bedelf of New Jersey witnesses to the forged will and who pled guilty two weeks ago to uttering a forged document were each given five years in prison.
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George Scheeles
Phiadelphia Thehief
James «Ranford
Albert Banman
Swedesture NJ
Harnes
Bluejackets to North Pacific Route for Guam and Manila
Seven hundred bluejackets are to be taken from Newport and Norfolk to the Pacific Coast by way of Colon and thence sent to Guam and Manila by army transport. They replace men on the Asiatic division whose terms are about to expire.
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Pacific
Colon
Guam
Manila
Montana Democrats Back Bryan For President at June and September Noms
The Democratic State committee of Montana endorsed William J Bryan for the Presidency. They set the state delegate convention at Boteman on June 11 and the nominating for state officers at Anaconda on September 8.
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