Flee from France as Paris braces under martial strain
Paris reports record travel outflow with trains supplemented and stations crowded while railways fortify bridges with bayonets. Military patrols and reinforcements flood the city as Premier Sarrien warns that the government will uphold law amid labor unrest and potential disturbances on May Day.
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Boulanger
Champs de Mars
Vincennes
Paris
Tivol
Vauxhall
Revolutionary Party
Champs de Marg
Aris
Sarrien
France
Milwaukee banker Goll found guilty on nineteen counts
Henry G Goll formerly assistant cashier at the First National Bank of Milwaukee was found guilty by a jury in federal court on nineteen of thirty four counts alleging false entries and misapplication of funds totaling about 250000. The bank embezzlement and telegram counts were dismissed. Trial spanned three weeks with former bank president Frank G Bigelow testifying, now imprisoned for looting the bank.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Henry G Goll
First National Bank of Milwaukee
United States District Court
Goll
Unite States
William B Rubin
Tris
Quarles
Frank G. Bigelow
Fort Leavenworth
Bigelow
Poisoned by Degrees Was Dosed With Arsenic
Cambridge police pursued leads in the Arsenic poisoning case of Mrs Muenter linked to Harvard instructor Muenter. Nurse Edith Chase testified that Muenter urged care at his wife's bedside and announced Its All Over at 6 am April 16. Investigators searched the Muenter home and drug stores for arsenic but found no conclusive traces.
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Harvard
Muenter
Wapalington
Cambridge
Maes
S Erich Muenter
Bertha Muenter
Edith Chase
Mrs Muenter
Tuenter
Chase
Chases
Hurley
Sirsenic
Lyan
Whitney
Minera Am
Wuenter
Pullen
Hiurles
Caile
Taft and Roosevelt in 1908 Plans and Bench Ambitions
A detailed speculative piece discusses William Howard Taft weighing a Supreme Court bench offer in October 1907, Roosevelt potential Cabinet moves, and the outlook for 1908. It analyzes Taft as progressive, Root's fit, and a Roosevelt Taft Root triad shaping the Republican future with debates on third terms and Senate plans for Roosevelt.
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Dickinson
Willam Howard l ‘Taft
Supreme Court
Unites States
Taft
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Philippines
Wiliam Howard Taft
Banguo
Secetary Taft
Tafts
Supreme Bench
Justice Brown
Minmits
Theodora Roosevelt
Yar
Beaaugh
William Jennings Bryan
Tus
Gil
Elihu Root
Root
Mr Root
Roosevelt Root
Eixty
Im8
Hne
Hanna
Ohio
Foraker
Faraker
New York
Senate
Platt
White House
Money to Rebuild San Francisco Bond Plan Urged by Committee
San Francisco relief leaders press Congress to guarantee city bonds to cover the estimated losses from the fire and earthquake. Congressman Kahn favors bonding at low interest, enabling a 320,000,000 borrow at 2 1/2 to 3 percent, secured by city real estate. The finance committee warns relief funds are insufficient to meet destitute, hospital, and charitable needs as Burnham plan ambitions are tempered by money shortages.
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Washington
San Francisco
Cal
Reef Committee
Taft
Citizens Committee
James D Phelan
Kahn
Julius Kahn
Congress
Former Friend Accuses Her of Larceny in Back Bay
In Boston’s Back Bay, Dr Mary E H Webb a prominent physician faces arraignment on a larceny charge for allegedly taking 46 dollars from Mrs Ethel Stewart. The two longtime friends share the Westland Hotel address and a power of attorney arrangement. Stewart asserts Webb withdrew 246 dollars from a bank in Stewart’s name after expiry of the power of attorney and refuses to return it. The warrant, sworn by Stewart, led to Webb's arrest at the Tombs and subsequent release on bail.
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Washington West
Boston
Mary EH Webb
Back Bay
Mra
Fthel Stewart
Westland
Stewart
Pol Hica
Webb
Mra Stewart
Dr Webb
Mre Stewart
Workingman’s Co-operative Bank
Ethel Stewart
Deming School Heads Shootout Leaves Duff Dead
In Deming New Mexico on April 2 a deadly street duel at the post office ended with Prof Francis Duff dead from a head wound and Superintendent Dickey wounded but not fatally. The pair had long clashed over Deming school management and Duff had threatened to shoot Dickey. both fired as Duff stepped from a wagon.
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Washington Fost Deming
N Mex
Dickey
Deming Dubhe
Francis Duff
Luna County
New Mexico
Deming
Prof Duff
Duff
Althoengait Ie
Land Fraud Indictments in New Mexico Grand Jury
Four Erne Bills returned by a New Mexico grand jury in Roswell accuse Chester Tallmadge and B R Tallmadge of Chicago R H. Talmadge of Denver Earl C Young and John H McKinsey of Kansas City. Charges echo prior arraignments from last October with pleas due by Tuesday after yesterday's arraignment.
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New Mexico
Roswell
Mex
Chester Tallmadge
B R Tallmadge
Chicago
R H. Talmadge
Denver
Earl C Young
John H . . McKinsey
Kansas City
Fleeing from Paris in Alarm Nurse Tells of Mrs Muenster's Death
A nurse recounts the death of Mrs Muenster amid Paris upheaval. The issue cites stricken city conditions and a fatal duel on a street as related events in this edition.
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Paris
Muenster
Tatt
Presidency
Gapan
Canal Zone
Gapon Lured to Death by Red Agents Tale Surfaces
A Circumstantial Novoe Vremya report claims Father Gapon was lured by revolutionaries testing loyalty through an engineer alias. The plot allegedly culminated in Gapon’s meeting near the Finnish frontier, a missing Jewish associate, and letters from Berlin implying he was executed as a traitor. A letter from Berlin with valuables, sent to Margoline, supports the fiction, while a priest lookalike was noted at the former headquarters.
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St. Petersburg
Novoe Vremnya
Father Gapon
Vorsta
Rutenberg
Martini
Gapon
Odarkoi
Holstein
Margolin
Berlin
Simiar
Vladivostok
Gayon
Margeline
Gapons
Credit i ‘Lyoings
Margoline
Wife Dead Husband Held In Death by Train Tragedy
George Hampel of the Bank of New York was released on $2000 bail after coroner inquiry into Ellen Hampel death. He claimed his wife, in hysterical condition, often tried to take her life and denied a quarrel. She jumped in front of a northbound elevated train at Third Avenue and Eighteenth Street Saturday night following an argument.
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Washizigian
New York
George Hampel
Exchange Department
Bank of New York
Ellen
Third Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Hempel
Shrady
Brooklyn
TREADING THE TIES Across the Canal Zone with Mr Clum
Panamanian correspondent visits Paraiso Miraflores and Corozal on a seven day rail walk from Atlantic to Pacific. He notes limited canal work near Culebra, thriving sanitary department housing, and a famed Corozal hotel miscast as a hog wallow, with Col. Gorgas deeming the site unsuitable.
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Panama
Paraiso
Miraflores
Corozal
Do Paraiso
Canal Zone
Sanitary Department
Colon
Insane Department
Carozal
Stevens
Con
Mir Stevens
Col Gorgas
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