Senate Ratified Taft Era Treaties Amid Turmoil
The Senate approved a revised arbitration pact with Britain and France by 76 to 3 after tearing apart the original terms. Amendments favored by Mr Bacon and Mr Chamberlain were adopted, while Mr Lodge’s changes failed. Roosevelt telegramged reaction and Ambassadors will not comment on the outcome.
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Sesstor Dison
Turos
Col. Roosevelt
Britain
France
Senate
Lorimer
Martine
Need
Bacoit
Funeral Sermon Fee Suit In Wallace Idaho
Mrs Golsong sues Father Becker for charges of preaching the funeral sermon for Adam Golsong a parishioner. She says the sermon berated her husband for missing services and refuses to pay the fee, while Becker claims the suit aims to deter parishioners from avoiding payment of such charges.
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Wallace
Idaho
F. A. Becker
St Alphonsus’ Catholic Church
Adam Golsong
Kissing Gallery Highlighted at Yonkers Union Station
Yonkers New Union Station will include a balcony called the kissing gallery in the Incoming Station. Chief engineer Whittredge describes the feature as perhaps the most striking innovation, designed for people who come to meet relatives and friends.
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Yonkers
Union Station
Washington Post
Whittredge
Grand Central Terminal
CALL TROOPS TO CHINA BIG LOAN TO NEW REPUBLIC
Diplomatic powers plan to reinforce north China with guards along the railway from Tientsin to the sea. A Russian battalion is dispatched. American, British, German, and French financiers send large loans to the provisional government. Maj. Gen. Nae adjusts deployment and Marine detachments are considered for reinforcement.
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Peking
Chinwangtag
Tientain
Calhoundes
Washington
Manila
Harbin
Legation
Maj
Arrowsmith
Mantle
Tientsin
Calhoun
Cincinnati
Tiantein
Shanghai
United States
Great Britain
Germany
France
Tony
China
Tt Fa
Nanking
Civnexa
Ayndiene
J Frank Na Ben
Philippines
Nae
Fifteenth Infantry
Fawin A. Root
Warren
Tientaln
United
Baby Swallows Watch Spring After Curious Play
Samuel Levy's infant son in South Norwalk swallowed a watch spring while trying to learn to tinker. The boy, found unconscious, was freed after neighbors and a physician removed several feet of slender steel. The incident prompted care and a medical rescue to save his life.
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Tommy
Warbington
South Norwalk
Samuel Levy
Real estate broker dead by self-inflicted pistol shot
Washington real estate broker J. Louis Willige, 48, killed himself at his Thirteenth Street office just after chatting with associates. Coroner’s certificate ruled death self-inflicted. Financial reverses and heavy debts reportedly preceded the act, with creditors prepared to wait as former partner Daniel and friends attempted to steady the firm. Emergency Hospital treated him, but he died minutes after arrival.
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J. Louis Willie
Washington
Thirteenth Street
Willige
Nevitt
Businese
Itla
Suletude
Iija
Emeat N. Daniela
Willige, Gibbs
Ata Daalt
Williwe Ia
Lis
Dantel
Mr Dantel
Willsee
Ofce
Augustus Willike
Stilette
Mr Tansel
Harry Tansil
F Street
Mr. Willige
Ocera
Alty
Tansill
William Willige
Augustus Willige
Park Road
Mi Health
Daniel
Ukewine
Willie
Willige Dies After Long City Real Estate Service
Private secretary to Secretary Samue Langley of the Smithsonian, Willige left that post to devote time to his real estate business. He led committees for the Chamber of Commerce on high living costs and hygienic milled supply, produced influential reports, and served on the Board of Trade. He had no children, was married twelve years ago to Taillan Dunkhorst, and is survived by his widow, two brothers, five sisters, and other relatives. Funeral will be at Concordia Lutheran Church with interment in Glenwood Cemetery.
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Samue Langley
Smithsonian Institution
Br. Daniel
Chamber of Commerce
Vallahan
Board of Trade
Willigs
Mins Taillan Dunkhorst
Willam E. Dunkhorst
William
Augustus Willys
William P. Herbst
Mra
Motz
Josephine
Lana Willige
Washington
Stezie
New York
Paul A. Menzel
Concordia Lutheran Church
Glenwood Cemetery
Roosevelt Praises Stimson After Chicago Speech
Secretary Stimson receives a congratulatory note from Col. Roosevelt after his Chicago address. Roosevelt acknowledges Stimson’s constrained stance and cautions about newspaper misinterpretation from Oyster Bay regarding the speeche.
Train Wreck Kills Four on Continental Limited near West Lebanon
A wreck on the Continental Limited westbound on the Wabash Railroad near Redwood Bridge two miles west of West Lebanon Indiana kills four and injures nearly sixty. A broken rail caused the derailment as cars left the tracks many overturning. Wounded were placed on a two-car train and rushed to Danville while rescue teams arrived. Names include Mrs A G Good of Fort Wayne and a Pullman porter unnamed. other victims undetermined. Crew and residents aided the injured with fires for warmth and telegraph repairs begun.
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Entire Continental Limited
Wabash Road
Lebanon
Ind
Residenta Mear
Danville
Redwood Bridge
West Lebanon
Continental Limited
Wabash
Peru
Decatur
Ills
Mra
A. G. Good
Fort Wayne
St. Louis
Io Ward
St. Louisa
Illnois
Raenwooi
Army bans new dances at Fort Monroe in Virginia
Old Point Virginia March 7 Cel strong commandant of Fort Monroe issued an official ban on the grizzly bear the turkey trot terrapin trundle the tus y wusty pickaninny dandle and other fashionable Northern dances. Copies of the order were sent to the Chamberlin and Sherwood hotels on the reservation where hundreds of Northern society folk are said to have gathered. The order caused a mild sensation.
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Old Point
Cel. Strong
Fort Gonroe
Chamberlin
Sherwood
Ambassador Reid III Trade Delegation Arrives in London
Due to the illness of Whiteligg Teld the American Ambassador, the first court of the season will be presented by the French Ambassador. Mrs Withelaw Reid will introduce the ladies, including Miss Crane, daughter of Newton Crane, the American lawyer in London.
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Washington Post
London
Whiteligg Teld
Withelaw Reid
Mlys Crane
Newton Crane
Americans See Peril as German Colonists Arm
Four hundred Americans met in Mexico City to plan self protection against possible anti foreign disorders. Delegates formed committees with other nationalities, while the American Ambassador cautioned restraint. Plans included concentrating at a packing company for defense and provisioning women and children for a five day siege at several points. Mexico City reports arms shipments blocked at El Paso and border enforcement tightening.
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Mexico City
Calero
Foreign Office
Americana
Capitel
4000 Extol Glare Called Next President in Campaign Celebration
Washington coverage recounts a mass celebration of Speaker Champ Clark on his sixty second birthday with ovations from Democrats and Republicans alike. Speakers praise his leadership, pledge support for his presidential bid, and cite his past reforms as proof of party strength ahead of the 1910 electoral contests.
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Washington
Champ Clark
Convention Hall
Cannan
House
Jefferson
Jackson
Lincoln
Senate Ratifies Treaties and China Uprising Fears Rise
A chaotic edition notes the Senate ratifying multiple treaties while Antitorelan unrest in China grows. Reports of a death by own action, Americans in Mexico, and a train wreck with four killed mark a tense publication alongside updates on Amundsen’s southern reach and local civic items.
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Senate
China
J Louis
Mexico
Knox
Amundsen
South Vole
Chevy Chase
Cal Dixons
Kermess
Alexandria
New
Maxim predicts 40 knot cruisers with 16 inch guns
Hudson Maxim, famed inventor, tours Carnegie steel mills and argues armor plate on battleships will be obsolete by 1920 as speed and firepower render heavy armor a hindrance. He predicts cruisers capable of 40 knots carrying heavy guns and penetrating armor with high-velocity shells, ending the era of armor plating in naval design.
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Maxim
Washington Post
Tittsburgh
Hudson Maxim
Carnegie Steel Mills
Mr. Maxim
Ameguna
United States
Amundsen Reaches South Pole Claim Supports Discovery
London reports from March 7 say Roald Amundsen has planted Norway's flag at the South Pole after a grueling voyage. Cablegrams from Hobart and Christiania confirm the feat between December 14 and 17, 1911, with details of hardships and navigational notes. Reports mention possible contact with Captain Scott and speculation on routes and timing from October to January.
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Epteial
Washington
En Yoth
Maren
the World Today
London
The
Chronicle
Shackellan
Amundsen
South Pole
Amundgen
Bay of Whales
Pole
Eoce
Bosld Amundsen
Hobart
Australia
Cook
Peary
Copenhagen
Social Demokraten
Christiania
Fram
Scott
Pote
Beardmore Stader
South Pole Won by Amundsen Rewarded Fame
London wavers on polar exploits as conflicting messages reach the public. Lieut Evans and Scott expedition officials receive no confirmation. Norwegian triumph claimed, English credit withheld until official word. King Haakon waits for a cablegram from the pole seeker.
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Haakon
Norway
Discovery of Poles by Explorers Through History
A compact note lists polar discoveries: December 14 17 by Capt Read Amundsen of Norway as the first expedition, and April 6 1909 by Capt Robert E Peary of the United States as another first expedition. It also mentions the 1497 voyage from Bristol under Sebastian Cabot.
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Read Amundsen
Norway
Robert E. Peary
United States
Bristol
England
Sebastian Cabot
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