Taft Urges Congress to Enforce Treaties for Aliens
Secretary of War spoke at the Brooklyn Bar Association dinner on constitutional power, urging Congress to authorize federal action to protect treaty rights of foreign nationals. He warned the U S faces a vacillating stance when states fail to enforce protections, citing Mafia riots in Louisiana and Japanese rights violations in San Francisco as examples of federal weakness. Taft also noted his election to the Jeanes Fund trusteeship, backing a $1,000,000 effort to advance Black education in the South.
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Ctary
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San Francisco
Slarkey
China
Nnion
Central & Vovemment
Board of Trustes
Jeanes Fund
South
Wisconsin Lumberman Sentenced to Penitentiary
Wisconsin lumberman Rich Slayer was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary by Judge Windes. The defendant was ordered to appear by a specified date for transfer to the penitentiary, with unclear surrounding names and dates in the fragmented report.
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Wisconsi
Tinos
Cheagy
Amaga
Campbell
Wisconsin
Benjamin Harris
Windes
Misconduct Allegations At Tuscarawas County Home
Miss Clara Sterling a teacher at the Tuscarawas County Children's Home is accused of cruelty to boys under her charge. The county board of visitors reports she pressed ground mustard into mouths causing burns and forced a boy to strip and be whipped. They also note dogs condemned for food at the institution.
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Ohio
Clara Sterling
Tuscarawas County
Bampson Fowlii
County Board of Visitors
Mise Sterling
Doy
Miss Sterling
Board of Visitors
Laundry manager shoots self at Columbia dormitory
Harry V. Butler, laundry manager at Hadley Hall, Columbia University, shoots himself in the right temple then dresses and walks to the 162nd Street police station. He is taken to Washington Heights Hospital in critical condition. A coal bin scene, torn diary, and postals show MCA interests and local dorm life.
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Washington Post
New York
Harry V. Butler
Amsterdam Avenue
162D Street
Polce
Washington Heights
Columbia
Hadley Hall
MCA
Januaryy Butler
Buller
Quilmer
Washington Hetehts Hospital
Butler
Hs Wornu
Washington Helgals Hospital
Iater
Gun Fighter Garrett Killed by J Wayne Brazile Near Las Cruces
Patrick Garrett famed for killing Billy the Kid and for Lincoln County raids was shot and killed by J Wayne Brazile in a ranch dispute near Las Cruces. Witness Carl Anderton testified Brazile acted in self defense after Garrett reached for a shotgun. Brazile surrendered to the sheriff and claimed self defense. Garrett, once Lincoln County sheriff and Texas Ranger, had long battled cattle rustlers and pursued Billy the Kid.
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el Paco
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Patrick F Garrett
Roosevelt
Billy the Kid
J Wayne Brazile
Las Crupenev
Cornner
Laas Cruces
Patrick Garrett
J Wayne Brazil
Carl Anderton
Bragie
Garrett Brazie
Wes
Garrett
Las Cruces
Adamson
Brazie
Brazil
Sherif Lucer
New Mexico
Lincoln County
Billy the Kin
Dana Ana
Rangers
Texas
Texas Rangers
Brownlow Condemned by Washington County Republicans
A mass convention in Jonesboro, led by Alf Taylor and Lem Sellis, condemned Brownlow and his methods. The group endorsed George N Tillman for governor, Nathan Hale for national Committeeman, and Newell Sanders for state GOP chairman. Also announced 4 6 0 percent loan options offered by F T Rawhags at 1505 Pa. av.
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Alf Taylor
Bob" Taylor
Lem Sellis
Republican Executive Committee
First Congressional District
Tennessee
Washington County
Jonesboro
RIDDER SAYS ROOSEVELT TO CONTEND AT CHICAGO
New York dispatch reports Herman Fudder says President Roosevelt will be renominated by the Republicans at Chicago while Bryan leads the Democrats. Fudder notes Roosevelt wants renomination and calls Hamburger story unofficial. Also mentions Baltimore and Return fare and train details.
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Washington Dispatch
Brooklyn Hagle
Herman Fudder
White House
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Roosevelt
Briar Roosevelt
Bryan
Chicago
Urthermore
Widder
Reph
Peruvian praise for The Post on American justice
Washington Post receives a cable from El Diario of Lima expressing thanks for supportive editorials during the visit of the American fleet to Callao. The message commends The Post for noble phrases in favor of Peru and notes Peruvian goodwill toward the United States.
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Washington Post
Washington
Callao
EL Diario
Lima
Post
Senators Not So Rich Yet Few Hit Million Mark
The article reviews wealth among U.S. senators, noting only a small number are worth at least one million and many have significant tied-up holdings. It argues the Senate’s influence isn’t simply defined by cash on hand and highlights four top earners.
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Lake
Croesus
Jealous husband kills wife by cradle in Elizabet h Street home
Giuseppe Aniello shot his wife as she fondled their infant in their Elizabet h Street apartment. The husband was beaten by the brother-in-law, Joseph Tuzza, who may be discharged as justifiable. Patrolman Bachman intervened to prevent further action.
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R'Eb
Giuseppe Aniello
Elizabeth Street
Antello
Joseph Tuzza
Tuzza
Aniello
Antalio
Fleet Sails South in Salute as Peruvian Crowd Watches
In Callao on February 28 thousands gather to bid farewell as the American fleet leaves for Magdalena Bay. Admiral Evans leads the ships in a twenty one gun salute to the Peruvian cruiser Almirante Grau with flags dipped in farewell. President Pardo and Peruvian officials praise the display of friendship. The fleet, including the Connecticut, sails in a semicircle toward Lower California, planning a thirty day target practice at Magdalena Bay before possible destinations toward San Francisco. The voyage totals about seventy three days with limited communications. Mexican ports prepare for the fleet’s stay as Magdalena Bay becomes a port of entry for an indefinite period.
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Evans
Callao
Magdalena Bay
California
Mexico
Connecticut
Almirante Grau
President Pardo
Lima
Cal ‘Lao
Parda
San Francisco
South
Central America
Panama
Ebeam
South America
Magdalenaay
State Department
Gottschalk
Cit of
Senor
D Rafael Gastro Montane
Washington
Tennessee
Sebree
Wealthy Senators Are Exaggerated In Reports, Says Elkins
Senator Elkins of West Virginia critiques figures listing Senate members as millionaires. He notes many names cited as rich are overstated, with most lawmakers earning salaries and handling borrowings rather than cash wealth. He cites broad ranges and stresses richer figures are often misleading.
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West Virginia
Congress
Senate
Fifly
Mr Elns
Simon Guggenhim
Courage
Taunt Stephenson
Wisconsin
Stephen Holking
Weert
Virginia
Ann Neleon
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Jonn Kean
New Jersey
Reuterdahl Leaves Fleet Amid Navy Criticism
Callao February 29 Henry Reuterdahl leaves the fleet where he had been a guest and heads for Washington. He plans to testify before the Senate investigating committee, asserting two thirds of active line officers back his charges. He calls the navy bedridden by old traditions and says he is an avenger aiming to reform the system.
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Callao
Henry
United States Senate
Reuterdahl
Fiet
Bishopric for O Connell in Vatican interest
Rome reports strong Vatican interest in the elevation of Denis O Connell rector of the Catholic University Washington to bishop. If not re elected to the university post at six year term end next January, Cardinal Gibbons may appoint him auxiliary bishop of Baltimore or another see, with possible succession limits for cardinal archbishop roles.
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Shea
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United States
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Denis O'Connell
Catholic
Washington
Sebaste Ikin
Catholic University
Cardinal Gibbons
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Mer Connell
Edward J Hane
Richard
Paris
Auto Racer In Iowa Mud During New York to Paris Race
Chicago reports the New York to Paris race making slow progress in Iowa due to mud and sleet. The Italian car leads while a French car faces an accident and lags four hours behind. other entrants reach Michigan City, Indiana, with Chicago expected tomorrow. Chaffray reports a protest against the American car alleging alterations and nonrunning periods.
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Clarence
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
de Kalb
Chaffray
Michigan City
Ind
Jpace
Buffalo
Indiana
Thieves Rifle Dead Body In New Orleans
The body of Capt Frank Kemble of the Southern Pacific steamer Antilles was found on the waterfront. Autopsy shows death from natural causes. Police suspect thieves rifled pockets as part of earlier hold ups in the city. Captain Kemble served many years and was praised by superiors. Ward sent to New Orleans to arrange return of the body to New York.
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Mary Jackson
Cellac
Tole
Pollcemary Tom Berry
Butla
Herry
New Orleans
Feo
Frank Kemble
Kemble
New York
Ward
New Orleana
Prison for erring pastor in Kansas case
Columbus Kansas February 2 Reverend T M Rice pastor of the Baptist Church was convicted on a statutory charge and sentenced to a lengthy term in the penitentiary Mrs Rice accused him of abducting their child and living with another woman during their separation Rice had practiced law in Northern Missouri and in Kansas City and pastored churches in Dexter Missouri and Nashville Missouri Troy Missouri February 89 Reverend Clyde W Gow pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church South of Elebele was arrested after the death of Elizabeth Gleason and admitted to bail of 1500 Gow was a leader in a morality campaign in Lincoln County
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Kans
T. M. Rice
Clyde W Gow
Methodist Episcopal Church
Elebery
Elizabeth Gleason
Dail
Bank Receivers Named in Mechanics and Traders Case
New York news notes Attorney General seeks receivers for Mechanics and Traders Bank amid turmoil over payment plans for depositors. Directors oppose rehab, while Tammany linked figures push for favorable appointments. Justice Platzek to rule after show cause hearing. current assets around 14.9 million.
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Washington Post
New York
Oriental Banks
Generz Davkeen
Mechanics and Traders Bank
Oriental Bank
Justice Platzek Slo
J Henry Haggerty
Joseph B | Ford
Haggerty
Morgan J Obwen
Ford
Buffalo
Oriental
Ted
Tagks Supt Walliams
the Mechanics and Tradera
Biut
Tamma‘y
Tammany
Pear
Knickerboeger Trust Company
Seade Murph
Fingy Conners
Bourke Cochran
Jackson
Knickerbocker
Henry Schneider
Qonental Bank
Carnegie Trust Company \s
Tammany Hall
Charles F Marons
Anawanda
Behneer
Carnegie Trust Company
John B Starchfield
Stanchfield
Platack
Ogarmen
Warley M Platzek
Supreme Court
Chambers
Demana
Log train wreck at Pinopallg sawmills kills two
A log train derailed on the Union line near Norman Park, dumping logs onto workers and trapping several men. Two men, Isom Hass and General Greene, died at the scene. others were mortally or seriously injured and were sent to Kingwood for treatment.
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Pinopallg
Norman Park
Isom Hass
General Greene
Kingwood
Parted Almost at Altar in Chicago Elopement Folly
Paul Barnhard Eckhart, twenty, fled toward Oklahoma with Miss Dora Healy just before a planned wedding. Eckhart’s parents, John and Wickhart, opposed the match citing youth and parental threats of disinheritance. Despite a license obtained, the couple separated as plots and counterplots unfolded, with family firms WH Small & Sons referenced.
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Paul Barnhard Eckart
John Wickhart
Oklahoma
Theis Reae
Doro
Hea Healy
Coung Eckhart
Bethrather
Mr. Eckhart
MR NOYES AT REST ALL CLASSES HONOR DEAD
Notable gathering at St Thomas church services honors the dead. Floral offerings line the bier of distinguished citizens as an impressive Episcopal service proceeds. Rev Dr Everett Hale, Senate chaplain, gives the eulogy as a long procession follows the body to the family vault.
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Senate
Noyes
Pasadena
Cal
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Frank B Nayes
Chicago
Associated Press
Chicago Herald
Theodore W. Noses
The
Star
Board of Trade
Association of Oldest Inhabitants
Gridiron Club
Alexander R. Shepherd Monument Committee
Washington Monument Society
Noyes Library Association of
Kensington
Dr. Hale
Edward Everett Hale
C Ernest Smith
Hale
Workington
Last Message of Mr Noyes in Pasadena Funeral Plans
Writings from bed reveal Mr Noyes near death in Pasadena urging a simple church funeral at J. Thomas with Bishop Satterlee, Dr Hale, and the Gridiron Quartet. The passage follows tribute to Crosby Stuart Noyes at St Thomas Church, with extensive attendance and pallbearers from public life and journalism.
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Cal
J. Thomas
Bishop Satterlee
Dr. Hale
Beldom
Crosby Stuart Woes
Btar
St Thomas Episcopal Church
Ife
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