Roosevelt Testifies In Libel Suit On Nomination And Franchise Fight
Theodore Roosevelt faced five hours of cross examination in a New York supreme court libel case. He admitted discussing party strategies with leaders to secure the governor nomination and identified a letter to Lemuel E. Quigg promising to respect Senator Platt’s leadership. He claimed he acted to keep the party united and reduce centrifugal influences, and he explained a controversial statement about a State printing house. The session ended with references to a Bayne report and press coverage.
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Sharp note by Italy signals ultimatum to Austria
Rome reports Italy sent a note to Austria containing minimum terms for an eventual agreement. Rome cautions the report cannot be confirmed while predicting possible accord, as frontier troops mass and military prep continues. Geneva notes German and Austrian subjects in Switzerland are recalled. The Italian government halted the transatlantic service to the United States and tickets were refunded.
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Britain not to be dry in drink policy plans
London April 22 Premier Asquith indicated the government does not intend a total prohibition. He said Lloyd George would on Wednesday or Thursday present proposals to deal with drinking facilities. The remark was seen as implying shortened hours for public house access.
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Philadelphia Professor Fights Divorce Suit Over Six Corespondents
Philadelphia April 22 A high profile divorce suit names six corespondents in which Dr Philip B Hawk professor of chemistry at Jefferson Medical College accuses his wife Ellen Henrietta Hawk of misconduct. He claims she remained at home with their children while he was ill and that she had been aided by a neighbor before she left their West Philadelphia home. Mrs Hawk seeks a habeas corpus to obtain possession of the children.
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Germans Capture Brillant Steamer at Hamburg
London report confirms the German capture of the Norwegian steamer Brillant at Hamburg. The ship, which sailed from Fredrikstad April 16 bound for London, carried a cargo of granite, deal planks, and paper.
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Daughters of the American Revolution in intense session
At Continental Memorial Hall the fourth day of the D A R congress sparked by the dramatic ovation for Mrs. William Cumming Story and a parade of bouquets and Marine Band tunes. Mrs Story, now president general, accepted thanks with calm and said she was too moved to speak. Mrs Guernsey signaled unity and anticipation of a touring plan to unite Western and Eastern states.
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Missouri
Frank Asks For Life In Frank Murder Appeal
Atlanta April 22 Attorneys for Leo M Frank filed a petition with Gov Slaton and the Georgia prison commission asking that his death sentence for the Mary Phagan murder be commuted to life imprisonment The application argues innocence questions and unreliable evidence and notes hearings may be delayed beyond the May 3 meeting with decision likely to rest with the next governor elect.
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Plot to Kidnap Thaw Led by New York Detective Scheme Revealed
Norfolk investigation shows a second bid to abduct Harry K Thaw from authorities and spirit him out of New York. A letter to Frederick Groehl describes offers of pay and the roles of a getaway car, chauffeur, and outside man allegedly named Frank Smith. Weinrep's testimony ties the plan to Virginia and references Chaloner's prior escape and alleged sanity ruling.
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Bubonic Plague Reported Raging in Turkey
Special cabre reports from Constantinople that bubonic plague is raging in Turkey with numerous victims. The Washington Port notes the alarming outbreak and growth of cases across the region.
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British Lose Submarine Expedtble Naval Battle
Today’s page 1 reports a British submarine loss in a notable naval engagement. Roosevelt aligned with Boas, Rainer revises prize laws, and DA R accepts an invitation. Katy moves calmly and authorities seize a Turkish port amid accusations in a divorce case and a bid to kidnap.
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None May Leave Germany Order Detains Travelers
A Rotterdam dispatch reports the German government forbids anyone to leave Germany until further notice as troops move toward Belgium. Maastricht telegram says travelers may enter Belgium but cannot leave. Several Dutch citizens are detained in Belgium.
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Turkish Port Moslems Flee After Battle at Enos
British forces land at Enos after bombardment as Turkish commandant orders port evacuation. Arab tribesmen harass retreating Turkish troops. Sultan’s army suffers heavy casualties with estimates around 6000 from April 12 to 18. Gen Ian Hamilton identified as allied expedition commander. French Gen D Amade also noted.
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Twenty nine French generals relieved to make room for younger officers
Paris on April 22 reports 29 French generals placed on reserve or retired to free positions for more active men. The official journal lists 11 generals of division and 18 generals of brigade relieved from active service. Also notes about rail fare from Penn R to Baltimore.
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British submarine sunk. naval battle anticipated
English and French prepare move against Turkey with open intent to invade Turkish domains. Army to strike where needed. Further advances in Mesopotamia. Russians renew long struggle near Lupkos Pass.
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All Ship Traffic to Holland From England Is Suddenly Stopped
Amsterdam April 22 A British government statement says all shipping between the United Kingdom and Holland is stopped for the time being. No ships will leave the United Kingdom for Holland after today and ships from Holland will not be admitted to the United Kingdom. Aims to resume limited cargo and passenger traffic soon with special mail transfer arrangements.
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Submarine Flotilla Attacked By Germans In Helgoland Bay
German admiralty reports British submarines observed in Helgoland Bay in the North Sea and attacked. One hostile submarine was sent to the bottom on April 27, with further such vessels deemed likely. Reports also note Allied warships near Stavanger and German naval activity in the North Sea as Austrian flanks move on the Carpathians with fierce fighting and Russian bayonet charges yielding prisoners.
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Americans on German baggage seized by Allies in war
Wireless dispatch from Berlin reports British and French warships are intercepting trunks left by American travelers in Germany last summer. The Overseas News Agency says German steamship lines attempting to forward these baggage by neutral ships have been informed that the trunks are suspected to contain German goods.
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Signs Point to Naval Battle in North Sea
London reports glow over British strength and munitions output with plans for a large surge against Germany and Turkey. Tennant said artillery supply has no limit while signs of Anglo French force movements appear near Helgoland and Lemnos awaiting orders and action.
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Kaiser Seeks All England Gains as Path to Peace
Berlin reports Counselor Passache declares Germany will not return lands won in battle and must press to the Channel to secure permanent peace. He urges using the sword’s gains, warns against admitting a draw, and calls for preventing a renewed eastern invasion by Russia.
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