Hale Proposes Ten Year Limit On Santo Domingo Treaty
After a brief executive session the Senate adjourned to Monday while considering the Santo Domingo debt settlement. An amendment by Senator Hale would cap occupation and debt-collection at ten years from final ratification unless a new treaty is made. Democratic skeptics remain, debate to start Monday. The data on Santo Domingo debts compiles total Foreign bonds and internal debt, totaling about 24.7 million dollars, with various components listed in the Senate document.
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Morgan
Senate
Santo Domingo
Committee On Foreign Relations
Hale
United States
Republic of Santo Domingo
Bacon
Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Democrac
Thayther
Council of the Corporation of Foreign Bondholders
Santo Daming Improvement Company
Improvement Company
Ang
Cullom
No Quorum in Senate Interstate Commerce Committee Meeting
Report of yesterday's Senate Interstate Commerce Committee session shows no quorum. The informal discussion covered hearings on rate regulation and adjournment was taken subject to Chairman Elkins call. Next meeting likely Monday with views split on timing, some favor immediate hearings while others prefer mid April.
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Senate Interstate Commercia Committees
Elkins
Hearing of Moy Wong’s Case in Court
Justice Gould’s court heard Moy Wong, a Chinaman charged with unlawful presence in the United States. Wong faced deportation after a de novo hearing, with an appeal to the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. Witnesses included the defendant’s father and other Chinese immigrants. Assistant US Attorney Adkins led the case.
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United States
Gould
Moy Wong
Haener
May Wong
Anson S. Taylor
China
Supreme Court of the Instrict of Columbia
United States District Court
Portland
Oreg
Moo Wong
Adkins
William EH. Ambrose
Charles Wyndham in Comedy at National Theatre
Sir Charles Wyndham and Miss Mary Moore headed a London company in The Case of Rebellious Susan by Henry Arthur Jones at the National. The cast delivered a highly praised, delicate yet forceful performance marked by refined acting and vivid characterizations. The Wyndham company also presented David Garrick this afternoon and closes tonight with The Case of Rebellious Susan.
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Charles Wyndham
Mary Moore
London
The
National
Susan
Henry Arthur Jones
Lyceum Stock Company
New York
England
Richard Kate
Socrates
Charles
Miss Moore
Susan Harabin
Lady Gorringe
Daisy Markham
Mrs. Quesnel
Lilias Waldergrave
Lady Darby
Vane Featherston
James Harabin
Frank Atherly
Wyndham Company
David Garrick
New Art Organization at Cosmos Club Sparks Local Fine Arts Movement
At the Cosmos Club last evening the National Fine Arts Society was launched to promote art appreciation and collaboration. Charles J. Bell chaired, Wayland T. Vaughan presided pro tem, and speakers urged uniting artists and supporters to foster art, aesthetics, and public taste locally and nationally.
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National Fine Arts Society
Cosmos Club
Charles J. Bell
Wayland T. Vaughan
America
Whistler
Abbey
Sargent
England
France
Seymour Thomas
Luxembourg
Miller
Innes
Montclair
N. J
Winslow ‘Lomer
Maine
Elso
Sheranno
Madox Prownes
Siataming Ife
National Gallery of Art
Washington
Stari
National Art Commission
Johnson Arrested in Philadelphia
Word reached Capt. Boardman of the Detective bureau that Roy Johnson a negro wanted on larceny charges was caught in Philadelphia He will be brought here today to stand trial Johnson formerly worked at a F street jewelry store and is accused of stealing about 400 dollars worth of jewelry from a showcase.
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Johnson
Philadelphia
Capt. Boardman
Detective Bureau
Roy Johnson
F Street
Grip Cure Claim from Dr Miles Nervine Ad
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Nervine as the best treatment for grip with symptoms of chills, pain, nausea, coughing, and headaches. It claims the tonic builds the nervous system and destroys germs, and features Mrs Geo B Hall of Jackson Tennessee praising quick relief and a money back guarantee after the first bottle.
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Miles
Mites
Geo. B. Hall
Lee Street
Jackson, Tenn
Tolstoi Attacks All Government as Slavery Road to Liberty
Count Tolstoi declares in a London Times letter that abolishing all governments is the only relief from oppression. He condemns autocracy, warns that political action deepens oppression, and says true freedom comes from moral perfection of individuals. He singles out war in Manchuria and the Russian regime as sources of mass suffering.
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America
Manchuria
Russia
London
Tolstoi
London Times
Count Tolstoi
Mel
St Petersburg
St. Petersburg
Vlaes
Count Tolsto
France
Germany
Japan
Tongland
Wheat in the Granaries Report Reveals Large Holdings
The Bureau of Statistics reports March 1 stockpiles showing wheat at about 111,000,019 bushels or 201 percent of last year's, with corn around 54,000,000 bushels and oats near 347,900,000 bushels. Figures compare with 1903 and 1902 crops, indicating substantial farmer-held supplies. Also noted is Thomas Jewerson's Bible edition and an ad for the book available through the Pest Business Office at half publisher price.
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Thomas Jefferson
Congress
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
Thomas Jewerson
Pest
Retreat of Russian Forces After Kuropatkin Defeat
The article reports a major Russian retreat after a crushing setback in the Russo Japanese War. Gen Kuropatkin announces retreat while details remain scarce. Moscow and St. Petersburg wrestle with ambiguity over army losses, rear-guard sacrifice, and future escape hopes.
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St. Petersburg
America
Associated Press
Mukden
Victories Reported in Mukden and Fushun
Washington received Japanese cable reports that Mukden fell at 10 a.m. Friday as enveloping movements proved successful and major fighting continues near the city. Detachments occupied Fushun on the night of March 9 and are now attacking enemy positions at the heights north of Fushun.
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Mukden
Fushun
Washington
Tokyo
Praise From Germans on Japanese Military Genius
Baron von Gayl, deputy to Count Waldersee in the China expedition, lauded Japanese military genius at a German Asiatic Society gathering. He praised the recent rapid Japan advances as a phenomenal feat, noting fearless troops and brilliant leadership. He added that if China seeks instructors, they could not fare better than those who defeated Mukden.
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Waren
Uieug
Baron von Gayl
Count von Waldersee
China
German Asiatic Society
Germany
van Gayl
von Gayl
Mukden
No Sympathy for Russia Says Viennese Press After Mukden
Vienna reports the press condemns Russia’s Mukden defeat as a crushing rout and fears Manchuria is lost while peace talk remains distant. Russian officials cite Kuropatkin’s retreat as a tactical move and warn of a major clash at Harbin with reinforcements to follow.
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Russia
Mukden
Manchuria
Nicholas
Harbin
Faris
Kuropatkin
Columbia Defeats Penn In Interuniversity Debate
Columbia University defeated the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia in the first annual interuniversity debate under the Triangular Debating League. The subject held that interstate commerce should be empowered to set maximum reasonable railroad rates after full hearings, effective after thirty days unless stayed by a federal court.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Columbia University
University of Pennsylvania
Interuniversity
Cornell
Columbia
Interstate Commerce Comppanion
Unteas
United States
Confer on cattle laws with National Growers' Association
Secretary Wilson and Dr. Salmon met with a delegation from the National Cattle Growers' Association to discuss quarantine rules for the coming season under the latest Congress act. The talks focused on treatment of cattle exposed to mange amid department concerns. The delegation included M Mackenzie and McCrellis of Colorado, Kehrs and McCormick of Montana, and Comstock of Nebraska. Private secretary to Vice President Fairbanks named his son Fred C. Fairbanks, a Princeton graduate.
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Wilson
National Growers’ Association
Department of Agriculture
Dr. Salmon
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department
National Cattle Growers’ Association
Megsra
Murdo Macenziek
Colorado
Texas
BE. McCrellis
C. Kehrs
Paul McCormick
Fairbanks
Ida
Fred C. Fairbanks
Princeton
Russia Urges War Prosecution After Manchuria Defeat
St Petersburg reports an editorial urging perseverance and victory in the war, warning against despair despite the loss at Manchuria. It credits Japan's superior tactics at Diushantun and criticizes Russian bureaucracy and the selous system for hampering initiative, while calling for internal reforms and continued mobilization.
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St. Petersburg
Manchuria
Mukden
Kuropatkin
Sinmintin Road
Oyama
Norway names new cabinet in surprise coalition
In Christiania on March 10 the regent Gustaf approved a coalition ministry with M Micheleon as premier. Other ministers include Loevnd at justice, Aretander at commerce, Knudsen at finance, Dean Knudsen at ecclesiastical affairs, Vinnie at agriculture, Olsen at defense, Lebmokhl at public works, and Stockholm-based ministers Hagerup Bull and Bottner. Fighting looms in Yemen as Turkish reinforcements move toward Manakha, while Cardinal Satoli recovers and returns to the Vatican audience.
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Christiania
Crown Prince Gustaf
Justice
P. CG. H. K. Micheleon
Council of State
Btockholm
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Aretander
Gunnar Knudsen
Dean Knudsen
Vinnie
Defense
Gen. Olxen
Lebmkwhl
Stockholm
Messrs. Hagerup
Bult
Bottner
Copenhagen
Waren
Crisia
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Loeteland
State Council
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Olsen
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Vogt
Hagerup
Bull
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Wexelsen
Knudsen
Cardinal Satoli
Rome
Vatican
Denies Intrigues in China Dispatch Denial
An official dispatch from Minister Mumm von Schwarzenstein in Peking to the foreign office published today denies the Peking telegram to the London Times that Germany was engaging in intrigue in China. The communication refutes the alleged German schemes and asserts diplomatic restraint and pursuit of peaceful relations.
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China
Berlin
Mumm von Schwarzenstein
Peking
Foreign Office
London Times
Germany
German Times Fear Campaign Sparks Trust Questions Abroad
The semi official North German Gazette frames the Minister’s message as a response to Times coverage seen as designed to erode trust in Germany in the United States and in Japan.
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Germany
United States
Japan
Pearl in Oyster Sparks Restaurant Property Dispute
In Hamburg a diner bit into an oyster and found a pearl. The customer refused offers from a jeweler and the restaurant owner, claiming pearls from oysters are the restaurant’s property. The Superior Court bench is weighing whether the finder or the proprietor owns such a pearl.
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Hamburg
Superior Court
McCormick Chooses Paris Residence on Quai de Billy
Ambassador McCormick, arriving from St. Petersburg for a Paris transfer, has near decided to rent a large new residence on the Quai de Billy. The house sits between the foreign office and American circle centers, near the Prince de Bourbons and Prince de Monaco homes. It features three salons a bathroom and a smoking room suited for receptions and modern interior decorator finishes.
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McCormick
St. Petersburg
Quai de Billy
Courg de la Reine
Seine
Foreign Office
Prince de Bourbons
Prince de Monaco
NO THREAT AGAINST INDIA Russian Troops to Afghan Border
St. Petersburg dispatch reports from an official source that Russian troops and guns sent to the Afghan border pose no threat to India. Authorities say units were moved to replace Turkestan forces and to respond to Japanese agitation in Afghanistan. no confirmation on two English officers detained at Krasnovodsk.
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Associated Press
India
Russian Turkestan
Far East
Afghanistan
Russia
Krasnovodsk
War on Women's Finery in Berlin Hat Birds Targeted
In Berlin on March 10 the Association of Active Friends of Animals, a youth society, circulated pamphlets urging women to abandon birds in hats. Members pledge to remove any bird upon refusal, with force if needed, and to pay any legal penalties.
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Berlin
Society of Young Men
Tthe Association of Active Friends of Animals
Breslau Strikers Clash With Troops Amid Unrest
Breslau France March 1 Strikes continue as workers try to erect barricades which troops destroy. Frequent clashes and many arrests reported. City council dominated by Socialists shows sympathy and votes 400 for strikers’ relief while higher authorities weigh dissolving the council. Irving signs for American tour with Frohman management to open in New York mid October, farewell tour to follow through major cities.
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France
Irving
London
Sir Henry Beving
Charles Frohman
He Wu
New York
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