Deep gloom at Paris London over Moroccan conference
Paris reports officials doubt Morocco talks will end war fears with Berlin pressing to break up the Algeciras conference. British officials stress Germany aims to force a breakup while Berlin seeks feasible concessions amid tense diplomacy. Delegates grow hopeful for possible moves from Berlin as bargaining continues.
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Berlin
Paris
France
Falheres
Rouvier
Panie
Temps
Clemenceau
The
Aurore
Algeciras
Chimany
Mauren
Humanite
London
Great Britain
Germany
Brrthen
Britain
Franc Cans Ues
Mlorgceo
Whilias Crermar
Astramdinagy
Dilogues
Mbassador Wietel
Gummere
Gibraltar
Ace
White
Baron de Courcel
Isungiwisheras Prench
Criistian Wiete
Witham
Baron de Canteels
Ambassador White Hosts A New Ambassadorial Reception
Ambassador White hosted a ceremony at the Ameran consulate honoring Washingtons Blitivlay. Colby Woodorgan and first infantry officers met with Amorean residents in Gibraltar A Tare as soldiers went ashore from transports and fraternized with British redcoats. The First Infantry band performed as transports McClellan prepare to sail for Malta, with officers speculating the final destination may be Canada instead of Valencia.
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Ateahish
Gummer
Sprue
Ameran
Washington
Colby WooTorgan
Mi1mila
Gibraltar
Americas
Niameda
McClelan
Malta
Canina
Vantla
Death over nuptials: Italian prince commits suicide
Naples report says Prince Pignatelli Strongeh aged about ten, son of a queen’s lady in waiting, shot himself morning of his wedding. He left letters to his father and fiancée, citing skepticism about life and foreseeing unhappiness. The tragedy shocks Naples’ aristocracy.
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Naples
Prince Pignatelli Strongeh
Helena
Durke
Coriglieno
Hnself
White troops overwhelmed and fanatics attack French post
A West African force of religious fanatics reportedly overran four portions of Sokoto from the north and destroyed a French post near the frontier. Five French officers were killed and two captured. The attack also overwhelmed a British detachment, with casualties not specified.
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Lagos
English West Africa
Sokoto
Explosion Rips New York Public School Site
A violent blast at a public school building under construction on 119th Street near St. Nicholas Avenue destroys machinery valued over a thousand dollars. Police deem it a deliberate dynamite bombing tied to worker disputes. Nearby Grampion, Vallamont and Carboneck apartments suffer glass damage. repair of the derrick will take ten days.
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Spedal
Washington Post
New York
119Th Street
St. Nicholas
Seventh Avenues
Carboneck
Valet Jones in New York refutes Patrick witnesses
Charles F. Jones, valet to Willam Marsh Rice, arrived in New York to testify and refute Patrick case witnesses. Houston mayor H Baldwin Rice disavows any acquaintance with Jones and calls Gaillard's testimony false. Jones, once indicted for murder with Patrick and promised immunity, awaits possible summons as a witness.
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New York
Charles F. Jones
Willam Marsh Rice
Rice
Albert T Patrick
Texas
Patrick
Jones
Scen Inn
Jersey City
Goff
Patrick He Herp
Ull- Trict
Jerome
Houston
Tex
H. Baldwin Rice
Miss Gaillard
Charles F Jones
Mass Gaillard
Major Rice
Freight Train Crash Kills Engineer and Fireman in Carnegie
A through freight train on the Panhandle division of the Pennsylvania lines collided with a yard engine and caboose at Carnegie, killing Engineer Edward McKenna and Fireman R. W. Young. Eight other trainsmen were injured, three seriously, as eight freight cars and two locomotives were badly damaged. Traffic halted for hours while wreckage was burned.
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Pittsburg
Edward McKenna
R. W Young
Panhandle
Tennsylvania Company
Carnegie
McKenna
Young
Street Cars In Collision In St Louis
Street car collision at Sarah street and Finney avenue injures many passengers. Six are seriously hurt including Policeman John Hughes and motor man Wilson Cable among others. Local authorities investigate the crash.
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St. Louis
St Loui
Delmar
O'Talion Park
Sarah Street
Nailt Finney Avenue
John Hughes
Logan Flognoy
Wilson Cable
Hertha Myers
Benjamin Barnett
L. W. Jones
Negro Resists Arrest After Clash With Patrolman
William Dean, a Black man, allegedly disturbed the peace after a dispute over pay on a boat. Policeman Maddox used a club to detain him, he was taken to Emergency Hospital for treatment, and Police Judge Kimball will hear the case this morning. Dean resides at 110 Four-and-a-half Street SW.
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William Dean
Maddox
Kimball
Dean Hoes
Dean
Found Dead in Street a Man With Letters and Ticket
A man about forty five with letters, papers, and a railroad ticket named Charlies B Rowe of New Haven was found dead in the street outside 961 Amsterdam Avenue at 2 AM. A physician saw no violence and suspected heart failure. Also, Mrs William W Crossthwaite of Buffalo died from a skull fracture after leaping from a carriage as horses bolted on Center Avenue Bay City Michigan February 22 The injuries followed the runaway horses and the driver regained control after two blocks.
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Washington
New York
Charlies B Rowe
Fulton Street
New Haven
Amsterdam Avenue
Rena
Bay City
Mich
William W. Crossthwaite
Buffalo
Center Avenue
Corcoran Cadets Beaten by Central YMCA in Brooklyn
The Corcoran Cadets of Washington fell 43 to 21 to the Central YMCA team in Brooklyn. Salmon and Barnes led Central with 24 points. Behrends and Rice top Washington scorers. A fast, clean game drew a large crowd with only one foul goal recorded.
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Washington
Brooklyn
Washington Post
New York
Corcoran Cadets
Central ¥. M. &. A
Washingtonians
Central
Salmon
Barnes
Beekman
Rice
Ymca Postitone Cadets
F Behrends
Citizenship Court Upheld by U S Circuit in St Louis
United States Circuit Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit in St Louis upheld the constitutionality and finality of the Choctaw and Chickasaw Citizenship Court. The ruling supports claims that about 95 percent of court claimants were denied and returned roughly $20 million in property to the tribes.
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United States Circuit
Court of Appeals At
St. Louis
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Eighth Circuit
Wallace
Mansfield, McMurray and Cornish
Citizenship Court
Five ‘Civilized Tribes
New Swimming Records Mark National Amateur Champs
New York February 22 During two sessions of the National Amateur Athletic Union swimming championship at the New York Athletic Club several records fell. O M Daniels of the New York Athletic Club led with new marks in multiple events and a world record in the 100 yard freestyle at 58 seconds. A Rubeil set an American record in the 100 yard back stroke. A M Geversling of the Missouri Athletic Club won the 200 yard breast stroke. Carey of the University of Pennsylvania won the 10 yard handicap and Crane and Leary placed second and third in sprint events. Daniels also shaved times in 76 and 80 yards and won the 220 yard event by ten yards from Schwartz. Spencer of NYAC won the one mile with two teammates second and third.
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New York
National Amateur Athletic Union
New York Athletic Club
O M. Daniels
A. Rubeil
A. M Geversling
Missouri Athletic Club
St Lows
CA. Carey
University of Pennsylvania
McHea
L. & Crane
J. Scott Leary
San Francisco
Daniels
Trace Daniels
Marquand Schwartz
St Louis
J. W. Spencer
Detective Accuses Wife In County Shooting Case
Washington Ga Feb 22 Mell Adkins his uncle Alexander Adkins and Mrs B H Aiken were arrested for complicity in the February 10 shooting on a public road. A private detective alleges notes between Mrs Aiken and Mell Adkins show a conspiracy. Others may be involved. All three are prominent farmers. The two men are jailed. Aiken denies his wife’s guilt.
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Washington, Ga
Mell Adkins
Alexander Adkins
B. H. Aiken
H. Aiken
Aiken
Asylum Board to Meet Over Treatment of Patients
A Washington Post field report notes President Gunnell of the Government Insane Asylum visiting board calls a Saturday 10 am meeting. Medico-Legal Society members may attend. the society doubts the board can lead the inquiry into alleged modern-method neglect of about 3,000 patients. The society may assist but resists full control by the visiting board. Deputy Mullican then arrests a man in Burtonsville, believed to be William Young, sought for the murder of Captain John Hoffman aboard the schooner Marshall in St Mary County.
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Gunnell
Board of Visitors
Government Insane Asylum
Medico-Legal Society
Washington Post
Rockville
George W. Mullican
Burtonsville
William Carter
Mullican
William Young
John Wallace Hoffman
Marshall
St.Jerome
St. Mary County
Frederick for Pearre in Sixth Maryland primary plan
Frederick Md February 22 Frederick County Republicans back George A Pearre for renomination in the Sixth Maryland District if he wins his own Allegany County vote but will back a Frederick County man if he loses Believed Reno S Harp may seek the nomination if Pearre is defeated in his county Harp says he is not a candidate though a Pearre ally.
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Frederick
Frederick Courty
George A. Pearre
Maryland
Ahegany
Frederick County
Friends of
Reno S. Harp
Republican County Central Committee
Harp
Col. Pearce
Jonadab Observes Day By Fraternal Sons Meeting
Two hundred attended a Fraternal Sons of Jonadalb entertainment and meeting at 910 Pennsylvania Avenue last night with speeches by William Downey founder of the Good Samaritan Home and other notable figures. Washington's Farewell Address was read by Gen Brown and a tribute was paid to the memory of the first President.
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Fraternal Sons of Jonadalb
Pennsylvania Avenue
William &. Downey
The
Good Samaritan Home
R. E. O'Brien
J . Brown
Frank Morrison
John C. Foster
George W.W. Drew
James A Clark
H. H Henry
J W. Nichol
Richard Porter
J. A. Joyce
Henry H Bend
L. W. Vandermiller
J. F. le Barnes
R. E O Brien
J J. Clark
William A. Hickey
Charles C. Lucas
Robert Major
Washington
Warewell
Gen. Brown
Democracy shows way as America leads world
Archbishop Ireland told 15,000 in Convention Hall that democracy has won in America and is shaping world history. Senator Warner chaired and introduced him. The speech praised America as providential, duty bound to foster liberty and human rights, citing Lafayette and Rochambeau and noting democracy spreading to Japan China and Persia.
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Kansas City
Ireland
St. Paul
Republic of Washington
United States
Warner
America
Washington
Lafayette
Rochambeau
France
Europe
Japan
China
Persia
Dr Brooks Arrested in Home Robbery Case
Dr Philip Browne Brooks a negro physician was arrested for alleged home robbery at 318 Third Street Southwest after his wife Edna Russell 28 said he tried to kill her to marry a white woman. The case includes a chloroformed towel a missing $300 diamond ring and a mysterious bottle delivery.
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Philip Browne Brooks
Third Street
Edna Russell
Muller
Lieut. Matthews
D Street Northwest
Dr. Brookes
Amis
Matthews
Mullen
Howlett
Brooks
New Jersey Avenue
Capitol
Capt
Amiss
Jit
Taylor Alker
Beers Jr. Suicide In Colorado Hotel Tragedy
An investigation reveals Charles W. Beers Jr of Philadelphia died by his own hand at the Colorado Hotel. He reputedly suffered chronic dyspepsia. Instructions were sent by telegram for return of the body to Manitowoc Wisconsin, from his father Charles W Beers.
Weather Summary and Missouri Democratic Convention Note
Weather conditions from the Weather Bureau describe low pressure across the nation with rain and snow in various regions and warmer and colder trends through Friday and Saturday. Local temperatures show highs near 62 and lows around 33 in recent readings with notable humidity and sunshine data. Missouri Democrats set their state nominating convention for June 5 in Jefferson City following committee decisions.
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Dept of Agriculture, Weather Bureau
Washington
Misnelppi Valley
Upper Lake Region
Pacific Coast
California
Rocky Mountains
Midie Atlantic States
New England
Northwest
Michigen Peniacula
Lower Michigan
Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
Steps
Missouri
Upper Mississippi
Gulf States
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic Coast
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
Lake Michigan
Grand Banks
Rainfell
Kansas City
Democratic State Central Committee
Jefferson City
Outlook Editor Fires Up Washington Group on Wealth and Industry
Dr. Kyman Abnott, editor of the Outlook, addressed the Washington Association of New Jersey at their Morristown headquarters. He condemned wealth concentration in the industrial world and advocated individualism. The talk also included sharp criticisms of railroads by Tibbott.
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Secial
Washington Res
Morristown
N. Y
Kyman Abnott
The
Outlook
Washington Association of New Jersey
Washington
Tibbott
All Well The Bow Leads To Illness Says Vendor
A garbled note claims that a ship’s crew or vendor warns that minor missteps cause sickness. The fragment hints at substance names and remedies, but the readable text is too damaged to identify reliable people places or dates.
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Charles W. Beers, Jr
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OLD Colony Coo
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Berkeley
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