Accusations at April District Conference against Dr Day
The article details Rev George A Cooke charging Dr Day with improper conduct and claims Syracuse University head was not justified in saying President Roosevelt practiced dangerous anarchy. It notes references to a church trial, possible pastoral removals, and implications for church discipline.
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George A Cooke
Bunals
Syracuse University
Roosevelt
Ec Ty Murray
Reos
Revolt Clash Ended In Fatal Shootout In Russa Wu
In Russa Wu a confrontation between Cy Oncers revolutionists and two gendarmes led to a deadly exchange. Police dispersed rioters on the street, a firefight followed, and attackers were driven to a house where further gunfire occurred. One policeman was killed and several officers were wounded before revolutionists were arrested.
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Cy Oncers
Russa v . Wu
Bet Nea
Fon Osn
Rumor Swirls Over Proctor’s Senate Plans in Vermont
In Proctor Vermont on March 6 Gov Fletcher D Proctor son of the late Senator Redfield Proctor refused to discuss plans for naming his father’s Senate successor. Although no official statement has been issued it is believed the appointment may go to Carroll B Page of Hyde Park, a noted Vermont financier. It is also rumored that Gov Proctor might nominate himself to fill out his father’s term.
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Senate
Proctor
Fletcher D | Proctor
Redfield Proctor
United States
Carroll
Hyde Park
Vermont
Gov Proctor
Suffragettes Fly Kite Plea Over Parliament Houses
A suffragette campaign feature in London uses a kite bearing a banner that reads Vote for Women It is hoisted high above Parliament houses, signaling a bold plea for votes. The Washington Post reports the device as a striking protest tactic by activists.
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Washingtog Post
London
Merc
Hearst Plans Independent Presidential Ticket Challenge
William R Hearst announces the National Independence League will nominate its own presidential ticket and state tickets, refuse to back Roosevelt Bryan or Johnson, and aim to shape the 1904 election. Republicans and Democrats consider implications as the party hopes to solidify support amid shifting alliances.
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New York
Willam R Hearst
National Independence League
Roosevelt William J Bryan
Gov Johnson
Minnesota
Hearst 9 League
Chicago
Denver
McClellan May Return as New York Mayor Faces Congress
Speculation links New York Mayor McClellan to a Senate bid should he stay in city office. Reportedly, Murphy’s control of Tammany and past rifts with Cockran shape alliances, with McClellan’s possible influence growing if he reconciles with the party leadership.
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New York
Gorge B Miletlan
Congress
Brooklin
Capitol
Melletlin
Conress
New York City
Insey Oo
Tammany
Charles Fo Murphy
McClellan
Charles Murphy
United States Senate
House
Boss Murphy
Conors
McChilan
Murphy
Ile
Bourke Cockran
Ide
Representioran
Richard Croker
Bourke Cocran
Cockran
Tammany Wigwam
Charles F Murphy
Oltvell
Fire sweeps Japanese town destroying hundreds of houses
A serious early morning blaze at Noda Soya brewing town near Tokyo destroyed four hundred out of seventy horses and caused estimated damages around 2.5 million dollars. The incident affected Fierlia and Carelian Resorts with transportation lines by Seaboard Air Lina noted.
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Social Cable
Washington Post
Tokyo
Noda Soya
Fierlia
Carelian
Seaboard Air Lina
Minnesota Democrats Indorse Gov John A Johnson for President
The Minnesota Democratic State committee adopted a Johnson resolution by 68 to 23 amid a bitter fight with Bryan adherents. It urged presenting Gov John A Johnson's name at the national convention in Denver and warned the party of the need to rally the electoral votes of Mississippi Valley states. The meeting featured acrimonious debate and proxy disputes.
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Mississippi Valley
Trumph
Johnson
St Paul Minn Mar
Democratic State Committee
Minnesota
John A Johnson
Cenver
Frank Day
Day
Bryan
State Committee
Trey
Comen
Brian
Ryan
S. Paul
Nvitter
Johnson Bryan
James Manahan
St Paul
Interstate Commerce Commission
Manahan
Vir Bryan
Itasca
Fort Judson
Duluth
Juan Vir Hudson
Itasca County
Wi Manahan
National
Hudson
B Clair
Martin O Brien
Crookston
Thte
Gov Johnson
United States
Denver
O Brien
W J Bryan
O'Brien
Queshers Committee
Btate & Brockwell
Minneapolis
Tata
Democrats
O’brien
Obrien
Wisconsin
South
North
Dakota
Mir Vasaly
Morrison County
Mirmescota
Lynch
St Paw
Vasaly
Works
Mankato
Johmson
Vidaver Trial Witness Repeats Extortion Claims
Former Hamilton Bank president Montgomery testified that a plan to resume operations followed by a $1500 payment was arranged with Attorney General Jackson's deputy White acting as receiver. He described meetings with lawyer Grossman and a luncheon at Astor House, while Vidaver loudly protested and Moss argued for fairness. Jackson vowed thorough investigation if deputies acted unprofessionally.
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New York
Wuhan M Montgomery
Hamilton Bank
Nathan Vidaver Ane
Jackson
Montgomery
Vidavers
Vidavera Lingara
Frank Moss
WOM
Olesti
Mose
Magistrae
Herrmann
Vidaver
Imague
Tombs Court
Jamied
Moss Montgomery
Jacksons
Frank White
White
Grossman
Grosaman
Astor House
Vidavem
Thoraushl
Jackon
Bean
Fails to Reach South Pole Shackleton Crew Returns
Nimrod under Lieut Shackleton's Antarctic expedition comes back from the ice barrier with part of its crew. The voyage began August 3 from Cowes bound for the South Isle. King Edward and Queen Alexandra honor the explorer with the Victorian Order and a Union Jack, hoping it will be planted at the pole. The Nimrod left Lyttelton on January 1 and had been missing until today.
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Washington Post
Dunedin
New Zealand
Lieut Shackleton
Cowes
England
South Isle
Gbe
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Shackleton
Antarctic
Lyttelton
Robbed Hostess Stole to Educate Son in Boarding School
New York police report Mrs Jeanette Newman known as Norton accused of stealing jewelry valued at $1600 from Mrs Evelyn Bell Clarke. The case ties broker Joul Bell to a long affair and a ring worth $10 000 vanished from Port Chester. Ten pawn tickets and a trove of jewels found in Mrs Norton Newman's Stratford suite tied to the theft. She posted $2000 bond after arraignment at Jefferson Market Court.
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Jeanette Newman
Norton
Evelyn Bell
Clarke
New York
Feen
Central Office
Stratford
East
Jeannette Newman
Norton Ca Fevses
Werth
Mre Fielyn Tell Clarke
Georgean Court
Central Perk West
Bell
John 1
Madden
Bed
Port Chester
Follee
Newman
Bhid
Bureaghee
Pritchard
Mrs Bell
Specior
McCafferty
Detretiva Hyamse
Miss Bell
Nerton
Newtan
Mauume
F A McManus
Lincoln
Jane Norton
Edgar
Greenwich
Jefferson Market
Anger in Britain over Emperor William letter attempt to sway navy
London reports a public uproar over a German Emperor letter to Lord Tweedmouth, described as a purely personal, friendly missive. Asquith explained the letter's private nature in Parliament. The incident strains relations, sparks calls to publish the full correspondence, and raises questions about naval policy.
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Lord of the Admiralty
Mr. Asquith
Commons
London
Ang
William
Teegram
Kruger
Lord Sweedmouth Gret
Great Brain
Tweedmouth
Lord Tweedmouth
Britten’ Reyal
A Asquath
House of Commons
Lord Tweedmout
Tweedmoru
Emperor Williams
Iity
Great Britain
Times
Lord Tweed Mouth
Wiame Fetter
Great Briiain
Germany
Lord Dweedtmouth
William 5
Noroa
New American Ambassador narrowly escapes injury in Berlin
Berlin March 6 David 3 Ht the new American Ambassador had a narrow escape today while talking with James A. Vickery an international lawyer on Friederichstrasse a large plate glass window fell from a fourth story building behind them striking Mr Vickery and causing deep cuts on his hands a tall hat saved the ambassador’s head Mr Hill was unhurt
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Berlin
Mar
David
Friederichstrasse
James A. Vickery
Vickery
Heinze Awaiting Pardon With Ten Day Reply Window
Augustus Heinze faces a ten day deadline to receive a presidential pardon regarding a 20000 fine charged for contempt in the Amalgamated Copper dispute. Judge Hunt extended the period to deposit the fine, after counsel requested sixty days. Proceedings stem from Heinze copper war actions.
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Helena Mont Mar
Augustus Heinze
Rooselt
Heinze
Amalgamated Copper Company Federal
W Oh Hunt
Women Enlistment Meeting Sets Plan With Anne Morgan
Socialites met at Miss Anne Morgan's New York home and formed a New York Women Committee to aid the National Civic Federation. They will live with workers in factories to study conditions and push factory reform through personal influence and expert advice.
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Daughttr
Richard Wainwright
Washington
New York
Anne Morgan
J Bierpont Morgan
National Civic Federation
Federe Tins
Colony Club
Wiie
New York Womans Committee
National Girt Federation
J Borden Harriman
Julia K West
Ottley
Atlanta
A. F McKissick
Kenwood
Joseph Medill McCormicck
Chicago
Fatory
Harrman
Auto leader makes headway near Mars race arrives at 7 tonight
The American entrant in the New York to Paris race reached Lexington near Mars tonight at 7 and will stay until morning. In Omaha the Italian car left Woodbine at 8 pm but, after a futile struggle over a railroad ticket in the dark, the driver went back to Woodbine for the night.
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Lexington
Mars
New York
Omaha
Wondbine
Woodbine
Farewell to Mr Giuliani by Italian American Masons
The Italian American Masons of the district held a farewell banquet for Pa Sppo Giuliani returning to Italy. The event at Murivag cafe on Ninth Street drew about twenty five members with speakers including Ariane W Johnson and V Powcerly. Attendees listed include Francesc reli Salvatore Dest Guseppe Fin a Pietro Radice and many others. An attractive sale at Sloan's advertised next.
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Th District
Pa Sppo Giuliani
Italy
Murivag Cafe
Ninth Street
Ald Cafe
Magoi
Honer Hein
Giolian
Augus
PF Coolidge
Macy
Ariane W Johnson
V Powcerly
Snoke
Anglo Giiselli
Pietra Finelli
Francesc
Reli Salvatore Dest
Guseppe Fina
Pietro Radice
Dqmen
Ro Cuitaldi
Vincenzo Giovanetti
Nida E del Grosso
Ignagie Geraci
Luigi Perma Trancenco
Perna Guiseppe Costinett
Lorénzo del Giero
H Pier-Giavina
Giovann
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Question of Fine Made His Liberty Doubtful
Special to The Washington Post reports Machen Leavis Watson returning to Washington from a four year sentence. He receives emotional greetings as friends and reporters gather at the penitentiary. The piece outlines his release, reactions, and the legal questions surrounding fines after service of sentences, including references to Richardson and a pending Supreme Court decision.
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Tartarus
Capenee
Tie
Orease
Dawson Sa
Edietes
Reese Falagard
Westirgiia
Dawson
Prank
Richardson
Richardson Wes
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Bizard
Capt Dawson
Department of Justice
Machens
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