United States aims to aid Latin America not rule it
A report outlines U S Secretary of State plans for a Rio Janeiro trip during Pan-American conferences. It emphasizes assurance that Washington seeks resource development rather than domination, while explaining that U S policy upholds the Monroe Doctrine and European restraint. The piece notes Latin American reaction and the goal of explaining U S purposes to South American nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Janeiro
United States
Monroe doctrine to be reinterpreted for Latin America
The piece argues European diplomats spread anti US sentiment in Latin America to pressure a broader Monroe doctrine. It suggests Secretary Root will push a new interpretation and a tribunal under the Bureau of American Republics to settle disputes, influencing Rio Janeiro talks and a South America tour next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Roaseaye
North
Europe
Tme
Argertin
Armerican
Utsraml
Evelt
Americas
Manrore
United States
Mrr
South America
Stooseyvelt
Root
America
Func
Soni Tribunal
Bureau of American Republics
Washington
Santo Domingo
Firemen Rescued as Store Fire Rages Across Broadway
Fire destroyed more than $250000 in property in a six story store and factory building at 26 38 Broadway New York today. Four upper floors collapsed trapping several firefighters who were rescued by fellow men after packing boxes toppled. The blaze involved Phillips Anderson & Co Helier & Co J F Goldtone Louis Auerbach Cohen Lang and Slipita Dinkelspiel clothing makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Theames
Phillips, Anderson & Co
Helier & Co
J. & F. Goldtone
Louis Auerbach
Cohen & Lang
Sliplita & Dinkelspiel
Tariff to Hear Lawmakers at Pittsburg Banquet
Congressmen Charles E. Littlefield and Eugene N. Foss arrived for a Merchants and Manufacturers' Association tariff banquet to debate reciprocity and respond to arguments. James Francis Burke toasting, with Charles H. Grosvenor and Joseph H. Gaines among the speakers. Moet & Chandon champagne leads imports, with 99,287 cases into New York last year, up over 50 percent from the next-largest brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Charles E. Littlefield
Maine
Eugene N. Foss
Boston
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Foss
Ohio
Joseph H. Gaines
West Virginia
Moet & Chandon Champagne
Lst
United States
New York
Mort & Chandon Champagne
Mort & Chandon
Dolan Defends Vote to Preserve Wage Scale in Miners Row
Patrick Dolan of the Pittsburg district United Mine Workers explains his Indianapolis vote to maintain the present wage scale. He criticizes John Mitchell and argues a single small district can block an agreement, detailing past strikes, state issues in Illinois, and the risk of a nationwide strike if the current resolution stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
John Mitchell
Patrick Dolan
United Mine Workers of America
Dolan
Illinois
Perry
Hinois
Lingis
TlHnois
W. D. Ryan
United States
Michigan
British Columbia
New York
Tle
Dail
Wny
American Federation of Labor
Mitchell
Haskins
Ohio
Hi Ins
Ryan
Mark Hanna
Roosevelt
Southwest
Maryland
Kentucky
Platform of a Scottish American labor leader
A veteran trades unionist with thirty five years in Scotland and America speaks on leadership duties. He notes past leaders including Alexander McDonald and declares a platform to tell the people truth, striking a stance of rising and falling with miners and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Trades Union Movement
Scotland
America
Alexander McDonald
Burglar Trio Nabbed After Edson Villa Heist
Special to The Washington Post Three burglars forced a window into Franklin Edson Jr.'s Irvington on the Hudson country villa and stole 2500 dollars in silverware. A milkman sighted them fleeing and a chase ensued before detectives on a trolley car captured two of the suspects and recovered the loot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
White Plains
N. C
Franklin Edson, Jr
Edson
Manhattan
Irvington-on-the-Hudson
Eugene Fee
Shay
Fee
Wee
Police Staton
Tivington
Mr. Eolson
Thomas Nesiy
Rioters Fight Police Siege at Chicago Parish House
Three thousand Lithuanians besieged the Providence of God church parish house in Chicago for over an hour to attack Father Edward Stefanowicz. Four attackers shot, one fatally, and six policemen injured by flying bricks as women led with two hundred in front. Lieut. Maurice Moore and Canalport officers defended the building. fifteen rioters jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington Post
Catholic Church of the Providence of God
Fighteenth
Union Streets
Edward Stefanowicz
John Tammalis
Styme
Maurice Moore
Canalport Avenue
Three Killed by Train Near Selizland York Pa
Three men from a fast northbound freight crew were struck and killed by an accommodation on the Northern Central Railroad near Selizland sixteen miles south of York. Conductor Silas Alder of Baltimore engineer John Baughman of New Freedom Pa and brakeman Frank McFadden of Baltimore died when a burst wheel caused them to alight and a passenger train No 18 struck them as escaping steam hid the oncoming locomotive.
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Washington Post
York
Northern Central
Selizland
Silas Alder
Baltimore
John ©. Baughman
New Freedom
Frank McFadden
Leitzland
Two Die By Asphyxiation In Fort Wadsworth Room
Concord New Hampshire February 11 Private Frank M Norton coast artillery stationed at Fort Wadsworth and Mrs Nellie Fagan of this city were found dead from gas asphyxiation in a room broken open this afternoon. Authorities cannot determine if death was suicide or accident as they were last seen shortly after midnight and the gas was on when the door was forced open.
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Concord
N. Hi
Frank M. Norton
Coast Artillery
Fort Wadsworth
Nellie Fagan
Bryan Speech Sparks Chinese Anticipated Trade Boycott
Reports from Hong Kong say Chinese merchants misinterpreted a Bryan speech given at a dinner in his honor. They urged twelve changes to exclusion laws, prompting fears Congress would reject them and intensify the boycott. Canton dispatches blame the viceroy for anti foreign sentiment and call for action to expel him.
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Spokane
Wash
Samuel Glasgow
Seattle
William Burtt
William J. Bryan
Hong’ong
Bryan
Shanghai
Canton
Hong Kong
Congress
Mr. Bryan
Labor Party
Bréan
Hongkong
United States
Predicts Great Massacre in China Warns Expatriate Friends
Cincinnati based report notes Wo ne Fong, former secretary of the Six Companies in San Francisco, visiting the city and predicting a massive massacre linked to Boxer trouble. He telegraphed warnings to Seattle, Los Angeles, and San Francisco urging Americans to leave China before February 24 and seek German protection. He claims orders to expel foreign elements come from the Chinese Reform Association’s subordinate circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Il—Wone Fong
San Francisco
China
Seattle
Los Angeles
Germany
Ah Tiong Wai
Train to Havana Could Let Passengers Ride From Jersey City to Havana
Henry M Flagler plans a through Florida East Coast Line with train ferry boats. If feasible, passengers would board at Jersey City and stay in the same train to Havana, skipping car changes and boat transfers as the fleet is built.
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Washington Post
Mobile
Ala
Cuba
Florida East Coast
Henry M. Flagler
Florida
Florida Coast System
Havana
Flagier
Florida East Coast Line
Jersey City
Gen Sherman Bell to star in Denver melodrama stage return
Denver reports Gen Sherman Bell famed Rough Riders figure in a specially written play at the Broadway Theater. He will appear in a military themed performance with a dozen of his Cripple Creek era troopers, wearing the $1,000 uniform from the Worlds Fair reception days at the Planters Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Washington Post
Colo
Sherman Bell
Cripple Creek
Gov. Peabody
Ewell
Planters Hotel
Fires Bullet Into His Head in South Orange
Charles C. Cameron a South Orange grain broker, prominent socially, shot himself in the forehead with a .22 revolver on the rear lawn of 118 Vose Avenue. Formerly with McReynolds & Co. of Chicago, he had been distressed over business after the firm’s failure. A Maryland native, 42, he leaves a widow and two small children.
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Washington Post
South Orange
N. J
Charles C. Cameron
Vose Avenue
South Rye
Cameron
McReynolds & Co
Chicago
Wealthy Ithaca Resident Falls to Death From Hotel Window
Mrs. Mary N. Hulse, a wealthy Ithaca resident, plunged from a fourth story window at the Ithaca Hotel shortly before noon today and was killed almost instantly. Police believe a fainting spell caused her to open the window, lose balance, and fall to the pavement.
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Hulse
Ithaca
Mary N. Hulse
Death of Third Agnostic Ends a Public Eye Era in Cincinnati
Cincinnati on February 11 reports the death of Jar Knox Polk Bigger the last of three agnostic friends who drew public attention for three months. The trio’s deaths followed a string of odd incidents including a wealthy New Yorker’s suicide and a doctor’s fatal fall. Bigger died after legal battles with the deceased’s daughter over cremation and burial rights. Rieger a former Confederate veteran linked to several secret societies as a resort operator on Fiflih street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Cincinnati
Ohio
Knox Polk Bigger
Sunda
William Drinker
Society of Agnostics
T. Tanski
Dr. Tanski
Bigger
Miss Tanski
Rieger
Fiflih Street
Barker Goes to Pelham in Jewel Theft Case
Chief of Police BR H Marks of Pelham, N Y, transported Robert Barker, the negro butler, to Pelham after his arrest on charges of robbing Thomas H McInnerny’s Pelham Manor home. Barker allegedly stole jewelry valued at 2000, vanished after the theft, with most pieces recovered though some pawned in the city.
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Ansewer
BR. H. Marks
Pelham
Robert Barker
Thomas H. McInnerny
Pelham Manor
Barker
McInnerny
Slavic man arrested in dynamite plot at boarding house
George Carter a Slav was arrested in Brownsville Pennsylvania for attempting to blow up a boarding-house at Whitsett Fayette County with dynamite after quarrel with two fellow-countrymen. He threw a stick of dynamite into a stove causing an explosion that seriously injured two Slavs who were taken to a Connellsville hospital.
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Brownsville
George Carter
Whitsett
Fayette County
Carter
Connellsville
Peril of Troops in Tibet Denied
London reports both the foreign and India offices deny knowledge of any British garrison in Tibet being surrounded by hostile tribes. The item notes official denial of danger while highlighting the ongoing Tibet situation. Banks and savings appeals appear in the same clipping, urging surplus funds to be saved with Union Trust Co. at 2 percent.
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Tibet
London
Foreign Office
India Office
Banking Dept. of Union Trust Co
Social and Person: & Sporting News and Cossip
INDEX TO 10-DAY'S ISSUE Pares 1-Europe's Eyes on South America Dolan Sues No Hope of Averting Strike Bryan's Influence In China More Money for Mail Service 2-Wodmen Leap Safely from Fire Vase Coo Supply for Philippines 38-Bad Answers Legislature Fist Fight in Colored Church 4-What Congress Has done Adams Defends Whipping post let 5-Week in Wall Street Reviewed 6-Editorial Comment Talks with Washington's Visitors T-Social and Person: & Sporting News and Cossip Events in Nearby Straw 13-Friends Rore a Peace Meeting
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Europe
South America
Dolan
Bryan
China
Wodmen
Vase
Philippines
Congress
Adams
Wall Street
Washington
Sporting News
Cossip
Straw
Fire destroys Poughkeepsie trolley power and stock
A fierce morning fire gutted the power house and rolling stock for four trolley lines in Poughkeepsie. The three story brick building housed the trolley shed generator engine boiler and drying rooms of the Poughkeepsie City and Wanpingers Falls Electric Railway Company. Loss is estimated at 50000 with the interior reduced to ruins within an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
Wa Poughkeepsie
Iirolley
Poughkeepsie City and Wanpingers Alls Fledtric Railway Company
Fire Panic in Tenement at Piano Factory Blaze
Fire broke out at the Bramuller piano factory on Tenth Avenue and Titty First Street in New York causing $100,000 damage. The blaze threatened several adjoining four story tenements as residents fled. police ordered evacuations. Firefighters confined the fire to the factory after a hard fight.
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New York
Bramuller Piano
Tenth
GABALS IN VENEZUELA SECRET DEAL WITH FRANCE
Reports from Venezuela claim Gen Velutini has a secret understanding with France and aims for the presidency amid turmoil over the French Cable Company's concession. Opposition to Castro grows as France is blamed. army strength and armament are vastly overstated. treasury shows 206000 balance. Castro vows to test the Monroe Doctrine as war fears mount and foreigners face expulsions.
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Velutini
Paris
Castro
Curacan
Venezuela
Une
Vincente Gomeu
Antonio Velutici
France
Pany
Commissariat
van Kestern
Mail Cars Wanted Data Before Committee
The Department urges a $43 250 000 appropriation for the next railway mail fleet year, noting current outlays and maintenance costs. Facts show payments for rental and weight-based charges, with concerns over railroad salaries and post office car usage, as witnesses discuss the funding and efficiency of railway post office services.
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Department
Ira E. Bennett
Post Office Department
Millwiy
Beta Tenis
Dunwre Fd
Imchi
Shallenberger
Overstreet
Lia House Committee
M Shallenberger
Afton
Sappipu
Duel Fears Surround Two Georgia Officials
Special to The Washington Port Atlanta Georgia Friends fear a duel as Editor Joan Temple Graves of the Atlanta News and Col James W English Jr head a heated clash over litigation tied to an injunction preventing Graves from taking pay at the News Both men are famed for fighting reputations and bitter exchanges raise concern they may meet in person English a veteran staff chief and Georgia military figure has a history of quick resentments while Graves sees himself as a Southern chivalry heir The two are due in court tomorrow and friends fear a personal confrontation may not be avoided
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Washington
Atlanta
Joan Temple Traves
Atlanta News
James W. English, Jr
Povvernor
News
Graves
English
Gov. Terrell
Cal ‘Harry
Silverman
New Orleans
Cal English
Georgia
Cal. Graves
Henry W. Grady
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