Public Trial Demanded in Defamation Case
Reverend George A. Cooke of Syracuse’s Methodist Church pushes for a public trial of five defamation charges against Chancellor Day of Syracuse University. He cites Day's book The Raid on Prosperity and insists on an open court hearing, not a star chamber proceeding, though he is unfamiliar with the New York conference's stance. He vows to present proof for all five specifications linking Day to alleged defamation of President Roosevelt.
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Brandon
George A. Cooke
Methodist Church
James R. Day
Syracuse University
Roosevelt
Cooke
Star Chamber
Chancellor Day
New York
Defies Pritchard Bitter Attack on Judge
Attorney General asserts state rights are overridden by Pritchard and denounces orders for permanent receivers. The piece recounts opposition to actions limiting suits and claims of usurpation, with names and places indicating a heated legal-political clash and references to florists and rail lines as contextual detail.
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Lyona
South Carolina Defends Sovereign Rights Against Usurper Move
The speaker asserts the State must rely on the United States Supreme Court to protect its rights against despoilers. Praise is given to Murray Patten and McSween for rejecting a receiver ship, claiming patriotism unshaken by rewards from the usurper. The defense vows to persevere in upholding the State’s cause to the end of the law.
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South Carolina
United States Supreme Court
Murray Patten
McSween
Nine Chinam en 10 Die Crimes Laid to Tong Feud
Boston report states Warry Charles president of Hip Sing and eight other Chinese merchants were found guilty of first degree murder in a long trial covering August killings. The case emerged from a feud between Hip Sing Tong and On Leong Tong. прокур
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Hip Sing! Lonely
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Tnal
Warry
Charles
Huston
Jee Watt
Promiss
Ile
Sing Tom Wean Leong
Gong Wong
Dak Wong Wow
Joe Guex Ding Bok Tig
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Chin Mong
Quin Wong Shuchung
Chin
Jeet
Lee Kat Nem
Bioench
Warry Gnirks
Triad
Ray
Brown Wd Pierce
Quarness McFet Uit
Poser
Cow Seatlett
China
Hin Sing Tong
On Seang Rong
Cl Curse Societies
Philadelphia
Military Court Deprives Kaiser Aide of Rank and Honors
Gen Count Wilhelm von Hohenau once adjutant to Emperor William and commander of the Guard Corps was sentenced by a military court to be deprived of his rank and to surrender all orders and decorations. The finding was confirmed by the Emperor and tied to the Harden Moltke scandal period. The case appeared amid testimony about a so called court camarilla and the Harden exposure.
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Pank
Berlin
Metz
Wilhelm Tan Hohenau
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Wiliam
von Hohenau
Maximilien Harden
Pledge to Hughes Praised at Roosevelt Convention
Former Representative W H Douglass presents a resolution pledging the state to the governor as praise for President Roosevelt. The gathering notes duties of party as Hughes speaks on April 11, urging opposition to wrongdoing and loyalty to leadership.
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Roosevelt
Hughes
Hughes Candidacy Backed by New York Republicans
New York Republicans unanimously endorsed Gov Charles E Hughes for the presidential nomination at a state committee meeting held at Carnegie Hall. The vote approved sending delegates to the national convention and urged Hughes as the party’s standard bearer, praising his rugged determination and honesty.
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Charles E Hughes
Chicago
W H Doug Jags
Roosevelt
Carnegie Hall
Pll
Hovtork
Umaniiteue Vereragreeing 40
Tann Bruce
Horace Porter
Sammitttee
Indorsing
Hughes
Washington Lincnin Grant
McKinley Hughes
Lincoln
Hrapire
State Committee
Charles B Hughes
Republican Party
Political leaders urge Roosevelts standard bearer in New York march
A New York Republican committee meeting on East Thirtieth Street discussed declaring a presidential standard bearer for the party. Douglass urged naming a pathmaker and peacemaker to rally Chicago for a Roosevelt victory, highlighting Gov Hughes as a potential candidate amid national tensions.
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Roosevelt
Apeech
Wif Douglass
New York Republican Committee
Douglass
Republican Party
New York
Chicago
New York State
Gov Hughes
Pennsylvania
John Street
Chutis
Roselle
Washington Post
Baltimore
Anna Gould to Wed Prince Hele de Sagan in East Prussia
Paris dispatch reports Mme Anna Gould is expected to marry Prince Hele de Sagan, leave Paris for America with her children, and settle in the Sagan principality in East Prussia. The arrangement, initially disputed by Count de Castellane, is described as likely, with a possible secret French marriage and shared property plans cited.
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America
Demal
Pace Hebe
Washington Post
Paris
Castellane- Sagan
Mme Anna Gould
Prince Hele de Sagan
Sagan
East Prussia
Prince de Sagan
Duc de Talleyrand
Mme Gould
Asiaie Dur Bois
Chat Au Des Mars
Mme
Anna Gould
Hen
Prince Hete de Sagan
Moe Gould
Acy Cidren
Gount Hans
Chia
France
Kills Woman Then Himself at Waldorf Hotel
Harry Adler a 40 year old clothing salesman shot his divorced wife Miss Grace Nottingham 27 and then killed himself in a Waldorf Hotel room. The bodies were found today after Adler left a note claiming intent to kill his ex wife and himself. The couple wed in Los Angeles January 12 19%, divorce granted in Denver a year earlier. Nottingham had previously killed Edward Murphy a railroad fireman in Avon Colorado claiming self defense but was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter and jailed. U S Government Pays Johnson Brox Coal premium an offer from the Office 12.
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Avon
Colo
Sudden Gas Accumulation Hurts Ten Laborers in Pennsylvania Tube
A sudden gas buildup knocked ten workers unconscious at a Pennsylvania tube plant. First responders rushed to the scene as workers were evacuated and treated. one supervisor said the incident caused a temporary shutdown for four days while safety checks were completed.
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Tummeb
John Street
Pennsylvania
Duchess Denies Divorce Rumor After Liner Stop
The Duchess of Marlborough Consuela Vanderbilt denies rumors she seeks divorce after the Canapil liner Licama docked in Ambrose Channel. She states she is not a socialist and declined further discussion. Aboard were Mrs Vanderbilt Jr and Mr Belmont among others, as Willam K Vanderbilt Jr. and Sr. looked to greet her.
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Wasag
York
Ambrose Channel
Canapil
Licama
Duchess of Marlborough
Consuela Vanderbilt
Venderbilt Jr
Oliver
Belmont Willam K Vanderbilt Jr
Quaianne
Willam
Ko Vanderbilt
New York
Mr Vanderbil
President Roosevelt Letter Spurs Stock Market Move
The Washington Post reports stocks rose amid a letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Charles E. Knoblauch, a Rough Rider, discussing the Hepburn bill. Roosevelt signals disapproval of drastic measures but seeks ending bucket shops and tighter marginal trading, signed by Roosevelt Himself.
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Wasington Post
Rough Riders
Roosevelt
Mr Loeb
Auto Crash Injures Five in Pittsburg Mars
An automobile driven by Edward C McCupgy crashed into a car owned by Willis L King vice president of Jones & Laughlin Steel on Center Avenue. Six people were seriously injured including Baward C McCurdy John I Moley Carl D Collier Robert Arnald Henry Hogan and Mr King was not in his car. Arnold and Hagen were removed to a hospital.
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Mars
Edward C McCupgy
Willis L. King
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
Center Avenue
Baward C McCurdy
John I
Carl D Collier
Robert Arnald
Dorset
Henry Hogan
Mr King
Arnold and
Hagen
Hiss Queen and Empress at London premiere of Der Traum
London reports the first London production of The Waltz Dream by Doermann and Jacobson with Strauss music. Striuss conducted atits Theater as Queen Alexandra and the Dowager Empress of Russia were hissed by part of the audience while others applauded, amid protests over the interunion of the performance.
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Felix Doermann
Leopold Jacobson
Ostar Strauss
New York
Tondon
Striuss
Alexandra
Bank Directors Sued Over Morse Stacks Losses
United States district court charges National Bank of Worth Ameria directors with using bank funds to buy large Morse stacks and losing hundreds of thousands of dollars. Plaintiff seeks recoveries from directors and other participants, alleging unauthorised investments under banking law. Named defendants include John H Flagler Willand Havemeyer Alfred J Curtl John Gates Charles M Schwab Henry Chapin Jr and executors of her father estate.
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Willand T Havemeyer
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John Gates Crotles
Henry Chapin
Morgan
Brin Ashbeh
James
Barney Sons of
Tages
Gharer Tipley
Jury Views Baker Body Inquest Begun In New Jersey
A jury in Ridgewood New Jersey examined the exhumed body of Walter Baker during the inquest into his death. The sealed casket was opened and jurors viewed the remains as coroner and county prosecutor Koester plan a broader inquiry before the Bergen County grand jury in April.
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Walter F 1Uke
Boston
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Prosenter
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Arrested for 1890 Murder in Mobile Alabama
Mobile police charge J P Johnson, veteran officer, with murder in an alleged 1890 case. The accused allegedly shot May Hook, a saloon keeper, and then disappeared. Johnson’s son Jolson had earlier been acquitted of a separate murder charge in Gulfport, Mississippi.
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Policreman
J P Johnson
Pol
Shereb S Parsons
Springer
Couns Tex
Johnson
Pat Blue Johnson
Gulfport
Abner Jury Completes Case in Cockrill Murder Trial
Opening for the Commonwealth outlines an alleged plot to kill James Cockrill. Testimony suggests Abner and others conspired with Curt Felt to assist the murder, with varying later admissions and denials. Senator Hargis and Ed Cullahan are linked to the case in past events.
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Ursalid
John Abner
James Cockrill
Commonwealth
Atorney Nasi
Cockrill
Curt Felt
Dar
Troops Leave Goldfield as Peace Returns to District
United States troops evacuated Goldfield today after a three month stay. One hundred fourteen soldiers and five officers departed, handing peacekeeping duties to local police and the Nevada State Police. State officers established headquarters in central Goldfield. The district was quiet as the strike was virtually over this week.
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Goldfield
United States
Nevada
Oldest Confederate Dead In Augusta at 195
On March 7 in Augusta, Owen Priester aged 195, the oldest Confederate veteran in the South, died at Salt hatchie and C. He fell while taking straw, breaking an arm and one aide became paralyzed. He leaves many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Augusta
Owen Priester
South
Salkehatchie & C
Brandehstdren
Roses for Machen Returns Home to Start Anew
Former post office official arrives back from Moundsville escorted by crowds and car, freely discussing plans to regain citizenship. He explains release details and outlines hopes for a fresh start and best efforts ahead. Lawyer Fields comments on the case and next steps.
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Moundsville
Fields
Case
Machen seeks return to citizenship and new start
Machen vows to work hard and prove that imprisonment does not dull his heart or conscience if President Roosevelt can help restore his citizenship. He hopes to erase the past and begin anew, then travel to Washington to view the then-new Union Station as he returns home.
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Poosevelt
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Machen
Post
Semingi
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