Minister Not Recalled From United States by Colombia
Diplomatic note from Colombia states policy toward Ameea remains unchanged while Senor Roberto MacDouall, who announced resignation, may seek a post in London. Reports of recall were denied as United States officials indicated no change in stance.
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United States
Colombia
Roberto MacDouall
Ameea
London
Certamin
Mee Tee
Senor Reeke
Sma
Howard
Bosnia
Maya
Sener Pahanen
Osienor Osping
Pene Bone
SNC
Jos x
Amy
Soca
Orl
Suit For 852000 Against Trust Co and Others
Proceedings reveal Normanty Gainer Trust Co seeks judgment for 852000 against Cox and others. Amid confusion, others face charges and insolvency questions. A bank seizure and bankruptcy filing are noted with limited asset details and adjournment.
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Trust Co
Wearge
Cox
Mark Thy Cinna Cops
Alaert Agaist
Gomer
Ana
Abd
Ee Bone
SAL
Secretary Knox Visits Honduras Aboard Maryland Extension Planned
Secretary of State Knox arrived in Ambla Hapla Honduras aboard the United States armored Maryland from Corinto Nicaragua. He met with Gen Manuel Bonilla and cabinet ministers. Bonilla was ill and unable to attend. An extension program for Knox's visit was arranged for tomorrow.
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Ambpala
Honduras
Knox
United States
Maryland
Corinto
Nicaragua
Manuel Bonilla
Republic
Marsland
Women Polo Riders At Country Club Event
Coronade Cal Marek K leads a list of society women entering the polo pony races at the Country Club. Miss Eleanor Beara of New York and Boston, Lady Herbert of London, and Mira Jeanne Cracker of San Francisco are among contenders wearing Brancaille riding logs. Two more society women plan to enter the contest.
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Coronade Cal
Marek K
Mias
Eleanor Beara
New York
Boston
Lady Herbert
Lord Herbert
London
Mira Jeanne Cracker
San Francisco
St Ill
Wreck on Central of Georgia Causes Sizable Loss of Life
A head on collision between passenger and heavy freight trains on the Central of Georgia Railway near Augusta ends in four men killed and seven injured. The disaster occurred after orders to guide the freight were forgotten, with a rescue crew racing to avert the wreck as flames and debris trapped passengers. Names of several injured and deceased are listed, including clerks and railroad staff from Atlanta and Augusta.
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Central of Georgia
Augusta
Tefare Twa
I ‘Uiawn
Ware
Aly Wal
TY Nelson
Atlanta
OC Bauxhin
Augiuta
OR. Carey
Mailes
Marlen
SA Pool
Avanta
Joe Kiown
Areman
Churk
Thompson
Jim
Messenger
FIVE KILLED IN CP TRAIN COLLISION NEAR OTTAWA
Five people died and eleven were injured when a Canadian Pacific passenger train collided with a freight train between Ottawa and Hull. Officials blame a Hull telegraph operator for issuing a signal allowing the passenger train to proceed while the freight train approached. The operator disappeared after the crash, and officials say he was warned over the telephone to hold the passenger train.
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Canadian Pacific
Otttawa
Ontario
Ottawa
Jol C. Anderson
Peter Mavins
Queyen
Quebec
F. J. Tahar
Contenetor
Vuil
Walton Mcallister
Bardier
Prefers Death to Curfew in Court Ordered Timeout
In New York Alfred Bloom an employment agent died by suicide today after a magistrate ordered him to be at home with his wife by 9 o clock nightly following domestic difficulties. The court had offered a workhouse sentence or the curfew. Bloom left no note and was 56 years old.
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New York
March
Lfred Bloom
Linfrings
McKinley
Ilinois
Taft
House
Otte James
Kentucky
Clark
Benjamin Feld
United States
Fort Bliss
War Department
Washington
Georgia Three Fight Pension Bill Filibuster In House
A day long filibuster over a private pension measure halted House business as Georgia lawmakers Roddenberg Tribble and Howard led obstruction. Absentees were dragged in by sergeant at arms while steamroller tactics and adjournment attempts failed to curb the delay.
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Roddenberg
Tribble
Howard
Georgia
Senda
House
Underwoon
Moudenberg
Dixon
Indiana
Roddenbery
Webid
J B McNamara Dying in San Quentin Prison
The dynamiter J B McNamara, serving a life term for blowing up Times buildings, is reported gravely ill with tuberculosis at San Quentin. His brother J J McNamara, serving fifteen years, is also said to be in poor health, with J B having lost about fifteen pounds since imprisonment and exposure to dusty conditions aggravating his illness.
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Dynamiter
Apecial
Washington Post
Los Angel March
J. B. McNamara
Lfe
San Quintin
Times
J. J. McNamara
Acordine
Malcolm McLaren
McLaren
Woman Burned to Death in Cumberland Maryland
Mrs Laura Shears aged 26 wife of Thomas Shears died at John Shrout’s home two miles north of Kingwood after her dress ignited from an open fire while awaiting her mother. She leaves three small children named Aiken Augusta and Florids. The incident occurred during a cold winter night at 20 p.m. daily, with mention of Southern Rabh.
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Cumberland
March
Laura Shears
Thomas Shears
John Shrout
Kingwood
Warns
Shears
Shrout
Watting
Boy's Body Found in Box Car After Missing Week
The eight year old Andrew Jackson was found by Boy Scouts in a freight car on a disused track in the Atlantic Coast Line Railway yard. The body showed marks of violence with no clear clue to the perpetrator as yet.
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Ringme
Georgia
John Brown
George the Flibusters
Florence
Andrew Jackson
Atlantic Coast Line Railway
De La Barra Plans Return to Aid Peace Efforts
Paria Mexico’s former provisional president Francisca de la Barra today reiterates intent to return to Mexico soon. He says patriotism drives the move, denies personal ambitions, and vows to work with the government to resolve delicate international complications and restore peace.
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Paria
March
Francisca de la Barra
Mexico
Rebels Move Toward Mexico City Amid Skirmishes
The insurgent column advances from Juarez toward Torreon as Gen. Orozco claims crowds join his ranks and 2,060 men will be entrained for Haminez next week. Reports note cabinet changes considered by President Madero and a general war stance across the front.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
Ivia EL Paso
Tex
Dimieg
Torreon
Niminez
Rabel
Madero
Francisco Vaaques Gomes
Orozco
Dias Wala
Tebul
Douglas
Ariz
Col. Fillas
Commismerin
Agua Prieta
Rehela
Chichurera Ranch
Here
Taft denounces recall plan for judges in Toledo speech
President Taft criticizes a proposed recall of judges as unjust and ineffective. He argues for amending impeachment, creating an impartial removal tribunal with due hearing, avoiding a system where defeated partisans judge their opponents. The Toledo speech frames recall as reactionary and destabilizing.
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Taft
Toledo
Taft Opposes Judicial Recall in Toledo Speech
President Taft denounces recall of judges and court decisions in a Toledo Coliseum address. He argues such recalls threaten constitutional safeguards, warning that basing rulings on temporary majorities undermines individual rights and well ordered liberty. He also urges continued arbitration treaties and notes women’s suffrage as coming.
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Toledo
Ohio
March
Toledo Coliseum
Taft
Ilinois
Citzens
Washington
Col. Roosevelt
Columbus
White House
Senate
Great Britain
France
Taft Gal
United States
Daniel Webster
Mexican unrest and hostage claim spark diplomatic protest
Ambassador Wilson reports Calero promised to treat Americans and other foreigners as hostages if foreign forces invaded Mexico. The minister vows a formal investigation into the alleged interview while tensions rise with disaffection among Madere followers and outbreaks in Jalisco, Zacatecas, Oaxaca, Vera Cruz, Puebla, and Tlaxcala. An American, Misa 3. PB. Cheek, is safe in Durango, and Gen Leonard Wood denies orders for two more border regiments.
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Mexico
Wilson
State Department
Calero
Madere
Miranda
Jalisco
Macatecas
Oaxaca
Vera Cruz
Puebla
Tlaxcala
Cheek
Durango
Leonard Wood
Americans At Court Seem Dull After Duke Of Fife Death
The first Buckingham Palace court of the season opened somberly after the death of the Duke of Fife. The American ambassador and Mrs Reid were absent due to illness, and Mrs William G Phillips also did not attend. American guests included Mrs John C Phillips and Mrs J Henry H Hough with others presenting in mourning and in formal dress.
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Buckingham Palace
William G. Phillips
Warhington
Tandon
March
Whitelaw Reid
Reid
Philips
John c. Phillips
Boston
Counless Benckendorf
Mra
Phillips
J Henry H. Hough
Paris
James Amory Moore
New York
Alléne Crane
A. Newton Crane
London
Entele Wilson King
Birmingham
William Perr Cressan
Sonnor
Alan
Countess Benckendorff
Countess' of Craven
Mira
Henry Coventry
William Philupa
Edward Simpson
Simpson
Maj. E. Slocum
Slocum
Carnegie Financed Roosevelt African Hunting Trip
Special to The Washington Port reveals Andrew Carnegie provided about $100,000 for Theodore Roosevelt’s African expedition as a gift, not a loan, a fact kept secret by Roosevelt and Hubert A. Franks who arranged the funding. The gift funded the 1909 venture with no expectation of repayment.
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Washington
New York
Andrew Carnegie
Mr Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Carnegie
Hubert A Franks
Franka Wes
Careserie
Thines Johnson President and Brooklyn Estate Scandal
New York reports Andrew Johnson remains in the White House as a commission probes the sanity of Brooklyn recluse Samuel E Haslett. Testimony shows Haslett incompetent to grant power of attorney to Frank Gardner amid fraud allegations over estate control. Dr Dell McCoy corroborates.
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New York
Andrew Johnson
Lincoln
White House
Sanuel E. Haslett
Brooklyn
Roosevelt
Taft
Wiliam J Bryan
Alleniste
Haslett
Haslete
Frank Gardner
Johnston
Dell McCoy
Shackleton Analyzes Amundsen South Pole Feats and Claims
Lt. Shackleton discusses Roald Amundsen's pole journey, noting Amundsen defined geographic limits and likely reached the pole with favorable conditions. He contrasts Amundsen's methods with Scott and mentions a plateau named by Shackleton and possible route choices to inland ice.
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London
March
Eyneath Shackleton
Amundsen
Tecorda
Scott
Lieut
Shackleton
Rip
Amundgen
Ross Barriers
Salary cuts pass. treasurer spared in Prince George bill
Special to The Washington Post Annapolis Md March All bills reducing Prince George county official salaries and abolishing offices cleared the senate except the measure saving the county treasurer 3900 dollars A Republican amendment to limit salaries to three commissioners faced opposition as three members would receive full pay
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Prince George County
Weshmnton
Annapolis
Senate
Wells
Tme
Amundsen Tells Of South Pole Trek On Fram
The New York cable reports Roald Amundsen described the voyage toward the South Pole. He recounts depots, dog teams, and ice crossings from February 1911, noting calm weather, careful provisioning, and pride as Fram ventured further south, with tales of hardship and triumph.
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Washington Post
New York
Hobart
Tasmania
Roald Amundsen
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