Booth Plans War on Vice in Two Hemispheres Tour Stop
New York March 5 Salvation Army officers welcomed Gen William Booth on his Atlantic voyage stop in New York. Booth outlined three schemes including land hold project near Chichester, a Rhodesia Central Africa colonization plan, and two institutes in London and New York to train workers to fight vice and misery. He described a death by own action bureau in London with 600 applicants in five weeks and spoke of self sufficiency through small holdings and emigration to Africa.
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Duchess Consuelo Marlborough to L ive at Martha Washington Hotel
Consuelo Duchess of Marlborough to stay indefinitely in New York engaging a ten room suite at the Martha Washington Hotel arriving April 13 or 23. She plans to decorate four rose rooms with the rest blue and may relocate sons in the future under Marlborough separation terms. Details follow from A W Eager and recent London notices.
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Rosebery Opposes Curzon for Oxford Chancellor Seat
London March 5 The vacant Oxford University chancellor seat may pit Lord Curzon against Lord Rosebery. Curzon was nominated earlier but Rosebery has accepted, with the election set for March 15.
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Dame Falls From Auto On Brooklyn Bridge
Mrs Mary J Tumbridge wife of Maj William Tumbridge dies after being pitched from an automobile onto a trolley track on the Brooklyn Bridge. The crash occurs as the car swerves to pass a truck with the motor man and conductor saying they could not stop. Witnesses report the accident near the Brooklyn tower and an ambulance and hospital crews respond.
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Ohio Senators Clash Over Judge Adams Appointment
Foraker and Dick reveal a political bargain claim tied to the nomination of John J. Adams of Zanesville for the U S District Court in the Southern District of Ohio. They say a Dayton convention deal affecting the Fifteenth district influenced Roosevelt’s choice, while Burton urges the President to act. The letters to the President defend Adams’s qualifications and seek broad support.
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Foraker Letters About Judge Adams Appointment
1907 letters between Foraker and Roosevelt defend Judge Adams for the Southern District of Ohio seat. Foraker and Dick deny political bargain claims, with Roosevelt indicating search for the best man. An editorial from the Cleveland Leader endorses Adams and critiques Burton’s opposition.
Cleveland's Warning Appeal for State Comity
Former President Grover Cleveland submitted a brief to the life insurance presidents association opposing state level laws forcing companies to invest in securities by state volume. He argues such statutes risk unfair burdens on policy holders, potential market distortions, and interstate discord, urging comity and restraint to avoid disadvantaging neighbor states.
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Duty to kill quoted in Culpeper murder trial
Commonwealth Attorney Keith urges first degree murder verdict for Strother brothers in the Bywaters case while Philip Strother’s attorney defends their actions as unwritten law. Trial unfolds in Culpeper with judge’s instructions and vivid testimony from both sides reflecting deep regional tensions.
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William Bywaters
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Index to Today's Issue Highlights and Headlines
Pager shows a collage of items including Salvation Army chief talks Duchess of Marlborough return President's stance Strothers case and Russian Reds menace Czar Jerome thaw trial Eddy case Walker found death of James O'Brien and more. Also notes on Spooner's resignation Congress sightseeing Roosevelt Beveridge and other editorial and sports items.
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Fouth
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Roosevelt
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Lasker
Hosnor
Harriman
Cardozo
Pastor denounces Bacon in Burlington petition call
The Reverend Nabeth Osborne of Burlington Iowa denounced Assistant Secretary of State Robert Bacon after the pie dinner in New York and began circulating a petition to President Roosevelt urging Bacon's dismissal from the State Department. He urged citizens to sign to condemn a man who sat in a room and witnessed the mistreatment of a girl who later died in poverty and was buried in Potter's field.
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First Congregational Church
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Stanford White
New York
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Burlington
Potter's Field
Hearst Announces Independence League Campaign Policy
Albany March 5 Hearst state chairman of the Independence League declares no alliances with Republican or Democratic parties. He says the league has grown in strength and will advance its principles independently. Hearst also visited Governor Hughes during the day.
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Fresh egg glut hits New York market from West
New York reports 30 thousand crates of eggs totaling 40,800,000 eggs arriving from western sources. Prices drop from 25 to 18 cents for storage eggs while nine million stored eggs in New Jersey and elsewhere fall from 20 to 14 cents as speculators offload. Fresh eggs labeled “fresh” contrast with Lent hens producing “strictly fresh” eggs.
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Jersey City
Second Wife Hanna Files Divorce Suit in Cleveland
Daisy Gordon Hanna sues for divorce from Dan R. Hanna charging cruelty abandonment and neglect. She seeks alimony and custody of their five year old daughter Elizabeth. Petition sworn March 1 in New York. Hanna’s complex previous marriages and high society ties outlined. ad pages reference Gordon Park bequest and regional rail timetable noted.
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Summit County
May Harrington
Edmund EK. Stalle
Cincinnati
Anna
New York City
Charles W. Gordon
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Red Militants Mock Tsar as Douma Opens in St Petersburg
A vast St Petersburg crowd estimated near forty thousand gathered for the Douma opening, waving red banners and singing revolutionary songs. Police and troops dispersed the demonstrators with gendarmes, whips, and sabers, while Premier Stolypin sheltered in the Tauride Palace amid fears of assassination. Feodor Golovin was elected president of the lower house.
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