United States Aid Limited by Congo Intervention Strain
Secretary of State Root writes Representative Denby that the United States cannot investigate or intervene in the Congo Free State. He notes no treaty right to intervene and no power to summon international action, urging peaceful administration by the powers with influence while expressing hope for a just central Africa governance.
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Henderson a Civil War Hero and Longtime Speaker of the House
This profile recounts General Henderson rising from a Iowa college student to a Civil War captain and wounded veteran, then to congressman and Speaker. It details his military service, legislative battles, support for protection and gold standards, clashes within the Republican ranks, and his long political career including work with Reed and Cannon.
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Deaths of Kilgour and other notables in Cincinnati and New Jersey
Special to The Washington Post Cincinnati sees the death of Charles H Kilgour seventy three prominent as pioneer in street railways and telephony his heirs include John Kilgour and Mrs Nicholas Longworth Anderson with a $7 to $3 million estate Camden reports former Judge Peter Van Voorhees of New Jersey dies after long illness Rutgers and Court of Errors and Appeals ties noted Newton veteran editor dies aged seventy two at Midville Republican after thirty five years in paper service and public positions including postmaster and state official.
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John
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Camden
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New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals
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Midville
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GASE RUNS 30 YEARS IN SUPREME COURT TODAY
The Delaware New Jersey river border dispute continues after nearly three decades with a proposed suspension of further Supreme Court proceedings. Commissioners Hewls for Delaware seeks to halt action pending Congressional ratification of a compact that would grant equal jurisdiction and regulate fisheries while monuments set the boundary. The long battle echoes Dickensian length as Congress delays ratification and the court weighs the merits of suspending proceedings.
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Congress
Nine trustees to be elected at New York Mutual
International office opened in Washington to oppose present management of New York Mutual. Mutual Life Policy Holders Association drives to elect nine new trustees from a wide network, seeking Proxies and support across states and nations to oust or curb the current board of thirty six. Notable backers include financiers and academics from Maryland Detroit Philadelphia and Wisconsin with involvement from England France and Australia.
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Australia
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International Trust Company
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Detroit
George B. Steven
Yale
Frank T Patttgon
Philadelphia
W R. Moody
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Mass
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Emil Baensch
Wisconsin
Joan B. Stetson
Woman Typist Sets Fast Blindfold Writing Record
Miss May Carrington of Springfield Massachusetts writes from dictation at a military and novel carnival. She produced 2,890 words in the first half hour and 2,532 in the second, totaling 5,221 words in one hour with errors deducted. Her pace averaged about 87 words per minute, surpassing the previous official mark.
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Remarkable eighty seven year old Mrs Leavitt cuts teeth
Aged woman Lucinda M Leavitt at eighty seven near Campton New Hampshire is reported as remarkably well preserved for her years She has cut three upper teeth within three weeks two front teeth and one back tooth while living with the Plaisten family The notice notes the timing of newspaper advertisements and store hours in the town.
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Blame Game Between Graham and Toliver Amid False Alarm
Plummer Toliver black man claims fellow prisoner Thomas Graham was guilty of triggering a false fire alarm at Third and Q Streets NW. Toliver asserted his innocence to a desk sergeant, warning Graham to confess or face trouble as both men face court today.
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Train Narrow Escape on Erie Line Near Hewitt
Special to The Washington Fest, New York, Feb 25. The Erie Railroad’s Greenwood Lake division train halted abruptly near Hewitt station as the engineer throttled and braked in a tight stop. Passengers were jolted from seats but unharmed, crediting the delay to a Sunday schedule and daylight. A 50 foot cut ahead held a dirt and rock slide of 500 tons, with boulders over 300 tons and the bank collapse likely frost driven. Wreckers from the New York division, under Superintendent Histon, cleared debris, blasting with dynamite to reopen the track for tomorrow morning.
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Return of U S Army Transport From Cuban Cruise
The U S Army transport Bummer arrived in New York after an eighteen day Cuban voyage. Santiago Battlefield Commission officers and their wives were aboard. Gen S M B Young and Gen Adana R Chaffee accompanied by Mrs Chaffee and Miss Helen V Chaffee left Havana for Mexico then Los Angeles. Rear Adm Clarke and Mrs Clarke planned to go to Washington after Mrs Clarke recovered from poisoning. Sailor Charles F Watts was removed to police. Lieut Henry D Winter faced an accusation of a knife assault aboard the Sumner. Watts to be arraigned and likely turned over to Federal authorities.
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Los Angeles
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Sumner
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Watts
First Infantry Sails from Gibraltar to Manila
United States transports Hilpatrick and McClellan with the First Infantry sailed from Gibraltar bound for Manila. McClellan porters repaired. officers presented a silver cup to Consul Sprague. Deserters from Uranited States Atlante fleet reported by Consul Byington. seven sailors arrested and returned to ships. Yale Advisory Board planned. Arthur Hadley announced board to include one member from each alumni association with 100-plus members.
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Matta
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Slesbee
Yale
St. Louis
Arthur J. Hadley
Yale University
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University Corporation
Cone
Hendricks Defends Insurance Dept Against Overreach Claims
Syracuse February report cites Francis Hendricks state insurance superintendent defending department scope amid Armstrong committee critique. He argues the agency handles examinations of 433 entities including life and fire insurers, banks, and associations, but cannot micromanage daily business or salaries. He notes stockholders and directors bear responsibility for honest, economical management and warns against creating a state overseer with vast powers.
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The Greatest Safeguard for Your Money
A persuasive banking ad urges readers to thoroughly evaluate a banking institution before placing funds. It highlights the bank's business standing, officers, and ample resources as factors that should guide prudent financial choices.
Southwest disturbance brings snow and rain across regions
A broad weather bulletin reports a Southwestern disturbance moving toward the Midwest and Atlantic coasts, with rain in the south and snow in the north. Temperatures fall below seasonal averages in the Lake region and Ohio Valley. Flood warnings issued for the Minols River at La Salle.
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