Barrier to Japan Cites Treaty in Sustaining California
Former Attorney General Richard Olney argues that California’s public schools and state laws remain valid despite Japanese treaty rights. He cites the 1894 treaty with Japan and U S Supreme Court doctrine to oppose any federal override of California education policy.
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Richard Olney
California
Hig
Japan
Massachusetts
United States
McCall
Supreme Court
Olney
Supreme Court of the United States
South Carolina
U. S
San Francisco
Rivalry of husband and wife restaurant owners at court
Special to The Washington Post. In Brooklyn on Feb six, Mrs Mary Depkin sues Frederick A. Depkin for separation and alimony. He runs a restaurant at 217 Ath Avenue while she opens another on Atlantic Avenue building a strong business. Their dispute includes claims of intoxication, alleged fortune telling, and accusations of attacks by associates. Justice Dickey reserved ruling to receive affidavits.
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Washington Post
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
Justice Dickey
Mary Depkin
Frederick A. Depkin
Ath Avenue
Murspickin
Atlantic Avenue
Dickey
Perishes in Snowstorm at Fulton Street Elevated
New York reports at the Albany Avenue station in Brooklyn a man dies after a snowbound wait. Miss Sarah Van Develdt, a Brooklyn Rapid Transit agent, faints beside the body as a policeman helps move the victim to shelter and calls for aid.
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Washington Post
New York
Albany Avenue
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
Sarah Ven Develdt
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Risa van Develdt
Miss van Develdt
Grand Avenue
Eli Grote
Grote
Biles van Develdt
Severe North Dakota Cold Paralyzes Rail Lines
Reported widespread below zero temperatures stretch across North Dakota with McHenry at 48 below. Freight trains halted since December. main lines blocked by blizzards. rail managers warn of hardships with possible later revelations of suffering and death as spring thaws approach.
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St. Paul
Minn
McHenry
N. Dak
North Dakota
Minneapolis, St. Paul
Saint Ste. Marie
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Chicago
Death by Own Action On Snow Covered Street
New York date Feb 5 laborers clearing snow on Fifth Avenue between Seventy-fifth and Seventy-sixth streets found a young man’s body. A bullet wound in the temple and an empty revolver chamber lay by him, a note in a woman’s handwriting addressed to Walter Phillips urging a meeting at Seventy-second Street and Fifth Avenue at 7:45 last night. The deceased appears to be Walter Phillips, an inspector for the New York Telephone Company.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Seventy-fifth
Seventy-sixth Streets
Walter Phillips
Seventy-second Street
Sye
The
New York Telephone Company
Mrs George C Lee III Ill in Boston at Chestnut Hill
Mrs George C Lee III of Boston is seriously ill at her Chestnut Hill home with necrosis of the arteries after several weeks of illness. President Roosevelt has been notified and asks to be kept informed. Mrs Alice Roosevelt Longworth is aware of the illness but remains away due to her own illness.
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Washington Post
Boston
Mass
George C. Lee
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Chestnut Hill
Roosevelt
President Castro Dying Report Reaches New York
A former Venezuelan cabinet officer in New York received a cable from Vice President Gomes stating President Castro is dying and doctors have given up hope. The dispatch was dated February and carried to the New York office by special report.
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Spec'al
Washingtn Post
New York
Gomes
Céntro
Briggs Elected U S Senator by New Jersey Legislature
State Treasurer Frank O Briggs won the New Jersey race to succeed John F Dryden as United States Senator for a six year term beginning March 4. James E Martine headed the Democratic ticket, with 36 votes in caucus, while Gov. Stokes aided Briggs leading to Bradley's withdrawal.
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Aftee
Stokes
Bradley
Jersey
West Point
Senate
Trenton
N. J
Frank O. Briggs
New Jersey
John F. Dryden
United States
James E. Martine
Briggs
Assemblyman
Buck
Ackerman
Fake
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Middlesex
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Taylor
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Jones
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Wakel
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Justice Pliney
Acker~ Man
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William Johnson
Martine
James B. Martine
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
James Smith, Jr
Col
Stevens
Hueson County
Eppinger
Auf der Haide
New Hampshire
Phillips Exeter Academy
Second United States Cavalry
John A. Roebling Sons’ Company
Concern
Voorhees
Republican State Committee
Four Die in Stable Fire at Pelham NY
A morning blaze at Richard Vaughn’s livery stable and apartments in Pelham New York killed four residents. Mrs Vaughn and her two year old son perished in the flames while a colored woman in the home was burned. Stableman Thomas Micky died while trying to save the horses. A survivor escaped, others were injured. The loss amount and details follow in a nearby notice.
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Pelham
Richard Vaughn
Vaughn
Vaughns
Thomas Micky
Corcoran Salon Exhibits Rare American Masterpieces
Washington eyes turn to the Corcoran Gallery as seven galleries and the upper atrium host a premier exhibit of American paintings never before shown in the capital. Awards include a $1,000 Clark prize to Willard Metcalf for A May Night and second and third prizes to Frank W. Benson and Howard Redfield. The show features Sargent works and emphasizes artist-owned pieces with public viewing through March 7.
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Corcorax’ Gallery
Ameriead
Washington
America
Corcoran
New York
National Academy
Tine Arts Society
Academy
William A. Clark
Willard L. Metcalf
Beaton
Charles C. Glover
Board of ‘Trustees
Corcoran Gallery
Frank. W. Benson
N. A
Salem
Mags
G. Fischer
Howard Redfield
Center Bridge
The
Delaware
Sargent
Dre. Welsh
Osler
Halstead
Kelley
Garrett
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Sargents
John 5
Cuba to have an army under Gov Magoon decree
Havana reports Gov Magoon issued a decree to organize a national force by conscripting able bodied male citizens ages twenty one to forty five into a permanent army and militia. The plan elevates Cuba toward militarization with four year enlistments and a cost of about 1.76 million dollars annually.
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Havana
Republic
Permanent Army
Field Artillery
Coast Artillery
United States Army
William E Corey Returns From Europe On Kaiser Wilhelm II
William E Corey president of United States Steel Corp returns to New York from Europe aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II. He declines to discuss reports of a planned marriage to Mabelle Gilman and keeps private about his personal life while resuming duties at the steel company.
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Mabelle Gilman
New York
William E. Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Frank Jay Gould
Helen
Bailey and Mentz clash as Bailey seeks witness near Bailey hearing
In Austin Texas February six a tense scene unfolded during the Bailey investigation as Senator Bailey rose toward witness E N Mentz prompting Deputy Sheriff White to intervene and avert a confrontation. Bailey apologized later saying irritation had clouded his judgment while Coke pressed questions about Col Cowart and a Kirby Lumber tie. John W Gates was subpoenaed as the committee continued interviews with no major damaging testimony yet.
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Austin
Tex
Bihney
J. W. Bailey
E. N. Mentz
Houston
Legislative Committee
Hailey
Mentz
Representative Coke
Bailey
Col. Cowart
Dalla#1
New York
Coke
Col Cowart
Kirby Lumber Company
Cowart
Senator Bailey
White
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
A. Clay Pierce
St. Louis
Two Steamers In Distress Near Halifax
Two unidentified steamers, apparently disabled, lie in heavy weather off Halifax Nova Scotia as one sends up rockets. The ships are in distress in a dangerous sea with no aid in sight.
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Halifax
Nova
Thaw Trial Brief Reveals Insanity Claim Presence of Five Witnesses
Five witnesses testified in the Thaw trial to show Thaw was insane the night White was killed. The lineup included Dr. C C Wiley from Pittsburg, Albert Lee Thaw of Richmond, Benjamin Boman of Brooklyn, Dr. Cc H Bingaman from Pittsburg, and Dr. John E Deemar the family physician. Boman was briefly barred from testifying on technical grounds. The district attorney impressed with medical jargon, while the defense scored a point by having a expert state Thaw was insane that night. Women of the Thaw party remained barred from the courtroom, with a brief chat allowed for his wife.
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C. C. Wiley
Pittsburg
Albert Lee Thaw
Richmond
Benjamin Boman
Brooklyn
Cc. H. Bingaman
St. Vitus
John E Deemar
Thaw
Boman
Greason
Mr. Delmas
Gleason
Delmas
Dr. Wiley
War
Steals His Son's Fiancée in Sudden Elopement
Spear Fish South Dakota February 5 Miss Jes ele McFarland abandoned her fiancé Edwin Jenkins at the wedding altar to elope with his father Charles Jenkins a widower. Edwin and Miss McFarland arranged to wed last evening but she vanished with the elder Jenkins before the ceremony and were rumored to have married en route to the East.
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Washington Post
Spear Fish
S. Dak
Jesele McFarland
Edwin Jenkins
Charles Jenkins
Mcfarland
South Dakota
Jenkins
Here
Miss McFarland
Young Jenkins
Arrests for Parlor Gaming in Princeton
Special to The Westington Pass Princeton Mo Feb 4 Thirty two residents including social leaders were arrested on information filed by Mercer County Prosecuting Attorney B F Kesterson for playing cards for prizes. The state law forbids games of chance with cards dice or any device and carries a max fine of 200. Some underage participants raise possible penalties up to six months in jail.
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Westington Pass
Princeton
B. F. Kesterson
Mercer County
Kesterson
Conflict With the Lords Sparks House Fight
In Bvendon on February 5 Premier Campbell-Bannerman signals a parliamentary clash as ministers seek to curb Lords voting power provoking immediate concern. Lord Newton drafts a partly elective Lords reform bill drawing cross party support amidst rising tension between chambers.
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Bvendon
Campbell-Bannerman
House of Lords
House of Commons
Lord Newton
Insults Crown Prince Stirs Romanian Theatre Scene
A crowd disrupted a Lyric Theater performance in Bucharest as a balcony shout demanded the crown prince be expelled. Mrs Jarcu, a society figure, was removed by police after a judge heard her hysterical testimony. Her allegations against the prince were denied. she has a troubled past linked to a 1801 shooting case involving a sister. The incident sparked scandal and a remand.
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Washington Post
Bucharest
Lyric Theater
Crown Prince
Mre
Jarcu
Candiano
Thaw Defense Factions Clash Over Trial Command
New York on February 5 reports a courtroom turmoil as Henry K Thaw faces murder charges against Stanford White with disputes over who leads the defense. Delmas and Gleason contend for control while prosecutor Jerome subjects Dr Wiley to grueling neurology testimony.
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New York
Henry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Delphin M. Delmas
Thaw
John B. Gleason
Mr. Delmas
Charles J. Wiley
Pittsburg
Br. Wiley
Jerome
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