Potsdam Potash Tax Row Tests Diplomacy With Germany
Count von Bernstorff presented Germanys reply to Knox on the potash tax aimed at conserving empire deposits and preventing exhaustion. The German answer says the tax falls on German mine owners and that independent producers acted with knowledge of looming measures. The State Department will study the claims as American contractors threaten DOJ action against German potash connections, though the Kali Syndicate dismisses US jurisdiction.
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Death of Dr James Albert Harrison UVa professor
Charlottesville mourns the death of Dr James Albert Harrison a longtime UVA professor of romance languages and former English chair. Born in Mississippi he taught at Randolph-Macon Washington and Lee and UVA shaping Poe scholarship and editing Poe’s works biography.
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Randolph-Macon College
Thomas R. Price
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Poe
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Police Bar Samaritaine Play in Philadelphia Protests
Police prohibit Sara Bernhardt from producing the Samaritaine in the city after a rally by clergymen and citizens. A matinee by Bernhardt was announced for tomorrow. State Senator James P. McNichol of Philadelphia proposes a bill to ban sacrilegious or immoral performances with fines or imprisonment as penalties.
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Hotels and Names From An Old City Directory Fragment
A fragmented list highlights hotels and guest names across states such as New York Pennsylvania and Maryland. The item catalogues guests like William Reed Frank Thomas and Mrs. Nelson at Ebbitt and St James while noting travelers across cities including Philadelphia Baltimore and Atlanta with scattered personal names.
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St James
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Pennsylvania
Moser
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Heire ss An Army Bride
Hartford report of Lieut Lloyd W Townsend U S N son of Rev J H Townsend marrying Dorothy Baldwin Osborn youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Barry Baldwin Osborn of Washington D C The groom a 1905 Annapolis graduate commanded the Barry torpedo boat destroyer in the Asiatic squadron The bride from a London San Francisco business family whose father recently inherited the Ostorn estate in Ireland and took the name Osborn
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Asiatic Squadron
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Urges Bribe Inquiry as Chilton Watson Vote Moves Forward
Charleston dispatch reports in the West Virginia Senate and House of Representatives both Chilton and Watson winning majorities in their respective chambers but lacking a total Senate majority. A joint ballot today is expected to yield a majority for both, with party dynamics and scattered defections shaping the outcome. Senator Fisher calls for an investigation into bribery charges tied to the nominations, stirring debate over the legitimacy of the caucus process and the looming decision on long and short senatorial terms.
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Mann
Mason
William NekKell
Student saves woman with blood transfusion at clinic
Henry P. Brown Jr a third year Penn Medical student donated nearly a quart of his blood to a middle aged Italian woman during Dr Barton Cooke Hirst's clinic when the husband initially refused to donate. Brown volunteered to transfuse without anesthesia and remained on the table with his arm strapped until the operation began.
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Henry P. Brown
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Brown
Barton Cooke Hirst
Mana Devida
Black Wives Don Disguise Man With Stove Polish
In St Louis Frank Koampa failed to recognize his wife on a streetcar when his companion Mrs Ma tilda Mowers smoothed stove polish on her face hiding her identity. The trio followed to a Warren street home where neighbors identified the other woman as Koampa’s supposed wife. Mrs Kompea later washed off the polish and secured warrants for both suspects, who were jailed.
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St. Louis
Frank Koampa
Ie Wale
Matilda Mowers
Socialist Speaker Appeals to Reason in New York
The Reverend Alexander Irvine spoke to a large audience at Odd Fellows Hall in New York. Irvine, sent by the socialistic Appeal to Reason, discussed Warren the imprisoned mail-misuser and Taft's potential pardon, while Feneat addressed skeptics by recounting his journey into socialism.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
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Irvine
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Levine
Taft
Warren
Feneat
Eighth Grade Promotions Noted in Nine School District
Western High leads mid year graduation efforts with theme from yesterday. James F. Oyster presided as Louise Frey Mildred Koonce Marguerite Taylor and Ethel Pierson received diplomas. Dr Charles A Richmond Union College Schenectady NY was principal speaker. next night McKinley Manual Training and Business High hold ceremonies. extensive list of promoted pupils follows with divisions detailing dozens of names for First Division and others.
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James F. Oyster
Board of Education
Louise Frey
Mildred Koonce
Marguerite Taylor
Ethel Pierson
Charles A. Richmond
Union College
Schenectady
N. Y
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McKinley Manual Training School
Business High
Army Orders Leave of Absence and Assignments
Leave extended for Capt Colam J B Bartlett medical corps by twelve days. Capt Frank H Edwards quartermaster to New York on official business. Col Ariel L Smith assistant commissary general to Bridgeport Conn and Worcester Mass to inspect subsistence supplies. First Lieut Duncan Elliot Eighth Cavalry to the Philippine Islands. Lieut Col Herbert E Tuthaly retired relieved from duty with New Hampshire organized militia.
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New York City
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Bridgeport
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Naval officers promoted and assigned to duties in 1910 11
A list of naval personnel with commissioned dates and duties including Capt K R Lopez as captain from Jan 1, Lieut Comdr G T Petrengili promoted from Oct 14, Lieut H F Leary as inspector assistant at Bath Iron Works Bath MA Lieut J B Dortch assigned to Hartford Leut EB Burr promoted lieutenant from July 1 1910 Lieut W T Lightle promoted lieutenant from July 1 1910 Ensigns including F H Babcock A Burg B G Blaneslee and many others commissioned as ensigns from June 6 1910 Passed Asst Surg H W Garrison promoted from June 27 1910 and other medical staff with dates through 1916 Paymasters including W C Fitt J A Bull T P Ballenger R W Clark with various 1910 11 assignments and commissions.
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Sheldon, Jr
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J. A. Bull
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Movements of Naval Vessels Reported at Multiple Ports
Naval movements list ships arriving at ports including Tacoma Barrios Birmingham Chester and Salem at Guantanamo Yankton and Santiago Baltimore and Charleston Hector Newport News Paulding Moe Terry and Drayton at Havana Sailors voyage from Livingston to Port Darios Guatemala Yankton sails from Guantanamo to Santiago de Cuba Ma Flower from Washington to Hampton Roads Sterett from Norfolk to Charleston Paulding and Roe from Havana to aviation test Tarry and Drayton from Key West for aviation test
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Hunting Heiress Dorothy Arnold Inquiries Reach Post Office
Washington post office clerks examined general delivery mail and photos of Dorothy Arnold, New York missing heiress, to verify if she had sent or received mail since December 12. Clerks declined to release results while inquiries from congressmen and Bryn Mawr contacts suggest others believe she has been in the city recently. Relatives and acquaintances deny knowledge of her whereabouts, with some family members privately doubting she is alive.
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Mystery of Dorothy Arnold Case Deepens Abroad Clues
Mr Armstrong reports Dorothy Arnold kept letters with Mr Griscom and consulted ship line folders at the main post office. Mrs Arnold travels to Europe with son John as investigators pursue Griscom and a flower-sending suitor while Dorothy’s fate remains unknown. Herbert Carroll of Raymond & Whitcomb confirms Arnold sought ship schedules for routes from Philadelphia Boston and Baltimore.
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Abandons Galapagos Lease Proposal by Ecuador Leaders
Guayaquil reports that President Alfaro and President-elect Estrada bowed to popular will, ending the government plan to lease the Galapagos Islands to the United States for a naval base or other purposes. Estrada pledged he would reject similar proposals during his administration.
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Prince to Abort Plague Tour to Calcutta Termination
The Crown Prince Frederick William tour is halted at Calcutta due to a far eastern plague epidemic. German representatives will express regrets to Bangkok, Peking, Tokyo, the United States, and the Netherlands as planned visits to their colonies are canceled.
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Liberia Wins Approval for $1,000,000 National Debt Loan
London dispatch reports R. P. Faulkner, Liberian financial agent, completed negotiations in Monrovia for a planned loan of one million dollars to fund Liberia's national debt.
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Flagman Dies on Train in Virginia
Washington Post notices flagman Conway McCleary 35, of the Southern Railway, died on northbound train No 10 near Calverton after a heart attack while seeking to see his wife and child. Dr Harnaberger boarded at Catlett and declared him dead. The body went to Washington. McCleary had recently moved there from Alexandria. His wife is a daughter of John Irby.
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Catlett
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Movements of Ocean Steamers Arrivals and Reports
Arrived listings include New York Arabic from Liverpool London Mienehahe from New York and Oceanic for Naples Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm for Bremen Nieuw Amsterdam for Rotterdam Hemburg Gret Waldersee for Philadelphia Pannonis for New York and Sable Island Ryndam from Rotterdam for New York dock expected about 8 85 p m Thursday Slasconset Morton from Liverpool for Philadelphia 40 miles east at noon Fastret Campania from New York for Liverpool due Quosenstown about 6 p m Hiowhead Signaled Marquette from Philadelphia for Antwerp Royal Edward from Halifax for Avonmouth
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Rich Broker Disappears After $22,000 in Bonds Held
Feleman Smith Cuyler, a prominent Atlanta broker, vanished from a train between Rutherfordton and Charlotte while believed mentally unbalanced. He carried $22,000 in Rock Island railroad bonds as security, wired his Atlanta attorney, and was last seen boarding south toward Spartanburg after leaping from a moving train. Local officers pursued him through Rutherford and Bostic to Shelby, where he had been jailed as an auspicious character and later hospitalized in Rutherfordton before vanishing again.
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Cuyler Holds Bonds as Johnson City Trip Confirmed
The text notes that he doubled on big tracks and bought a ticket for Johnson City Tennessee over the same road, and that Cuyler has his bonds in his possession.
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Bogus Count Faces Court in Blackmail Case
London reports Alexandre Tschernia cieff, who claims nobility, is arraigned on a December charge of blackmailing Mrs. Charles Harrison Paine for 360,000 and the return of 217 letters. Georges Rudier testified he was not commissioned by Paine to secure the letters. Tschernia cheff was remanded.
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Mrs Charlotte Perkins Gilman Pleads for Woman Suffrage
Mrs Charlotte Perkins Gilman a recognized leader and international lecturer on women’s rights delivered an address last night at Arlington Hotel urging suffrage as part of the emancipation tied to the ballot.
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