Colombian Treaty Among Issues Open for Regular Session
President Wilson calls a special Senate session for April 14 to address a Colombian treaty and related expenditures. Controversial matters postponed to the regular session as committees prepare for caucus approvals. Debates focus on naval aide opinions and potential impacts on party positions. The plan is to limit the special session to necessary appropriations and defer broader legislation until the May regular session.
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Stone
Wilson
Senate
Cary Tes Ient
Obituary notices and funeral details from scattered lines
Fragmented obituary text lists multiple individuals with scattered names and dates. Mentions include a service in Toledo and interment at a cemetery, with various relatives and addresses referenced. The piece reads like a mixed set of death notices and memorials with inconsistent OCR.
Plan to Germanize the World Originated in 1888
Special Cable from London reports on pan German propaganda across the Americas and other continents. It notes German organizers in the United States, Australia, and Asia, detailing efforts to promote German language and culture, and urges subsidies for German newspapers abroad. The piece cites a booklet tied to 1888 and remarks on diplomats, editors, and civic societies spreading German influence.
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Washington Post
London
England
von Hulleben
Washington
von Haalleben
Europe
von Papen
Africa
Asia
British India
Dutch India
Australia
Adelaide
Americas
William II
United States
House Coalition Faces Others May Follow Lead
Independents split on backing a coalition as Schall of Minnesota rejects blocking legislation. Democrats and Republicans weigh a coalition to avoid deadlock before Speaker balloting. Whitman calls a special election to replace late Rep Conry, boosting Democratic odds in the Tammany district.
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Conry
Clark
House of Representatives
Representative Schall
Minn
Schall
Representative Mann
New York
Tammany
German Emperors Encouraged Hostility Abroad for Careers
The text asserts that German leaders pressured officials abroad to cultivate hostility toward their host countries. It claims ambassadors ministers and consuls found that fostering hostility or treachery helped secure successful careers, especially among naturalized subjects. The passage reflects on widespread acceptance of this practice across various sources.
Laudati Arrested for Parental Murder in Stamford
Ferdinand Laudati formerly of New Haven is under arrest in Stamford for shooting his father in law Ernest Pumpi a music teacher at Pumpi s home. Six shots fired one hit the brain and killed Pum pi half an hour later. Pumps wife and violin pupil Joseph Lombardo were wounded in the arms. Laudati denied the shooting as he attempted to swallow strychnine when arrested.
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Washington
Stamford
Conn
Ferdinand Laudati
Congress Avenue
New Haven
Ernest Pumpt
Sstter
Fred
Pumpi
Joseph Lombardo
Laudati
Lombardo
Renneylvania
Lane Jr. to join U S Army Air Service if war comes
Franklin K Lane Jr the son of the Interior secretary will join the U S Army air corps if the United States goes to war with Germany. After two months at Curtiss Aviation School he flew alone for the first time and handled the aircraft like an expert. His instructor says he will make a good aviator and has learned his machine well.
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Washington Post
Norfolk
Franklin K. Lane, Jr
Secretary of the Interior
Aviation Corps
United States Army
United States
Germany
Young Lane
Curtiss Aviation School
Filipinos Rally Loyal Support for United States War Effort
Manila dispatch asserts 10,000,000 Filipinos would fully aid the United States if war with Germany erupts. La Vanguardia cites proud loyalty amid rupture, with ideal party organs backing President Wilson. Belgium typhus outbreak reported in Limburg with 80 deaths in Bree commune.
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United States
Germany
Philippine Islands
Filmnino
America
Amsterdam
Lea Nouvelles
Maastricht
Belgium
Bree
Limbourg
Adda
Peru Rebels Throw Nation Into Turmoil
Buenos Aires reports Peru aflame with rebellion as fighting rages in Lima Cusco Callao and Arequipa. Several killed and wounded as 7 warships are dismantled to block rebel seizure. Government house cordoned. president may resign. Deputy Rafael Grau slain at Cotabambas and Augusto Ugarte killed at Chumbivilas amid demonstrator clashes. Chilean dispatch notes Peru’s government distancing itself from Grau death and maintaining order.
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Peru
Lima
Cusco
Callao
Arequipa
Rafael Grau
Cotabambas
Augusto Ugarte
Chumbivilas
Santiago
Chile
Grau
Divorce Granted In Marple Pride Case In New York
Justice Bijur grants an annulment to J. Mark Samuels and Mrs. Sunshine Samuels on grounds their marriage was never consummated. Samuels, once a Mexico City banker now a phonograph dealer in New York, testified his wife resisted his advances from the civil ceremony in July 1907 through the religious rite in December 1947 and after, she left for Europe and kept him distant during travels in Italy Switzerland and London.
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Bijur
Supreme Court
J. Mark Samuels
Mexico City
Iis
Sunshine Samuels
Samuels
Eijur
New York City
Nettie Sepya de Bessa
Europe
Italy
Switzerland
London
Deathbed confession ties Mississippi murder to 1892 case
Columbia Miss March 10 The sheriff confirms Joseph Beard who died of pneumonia aged 60 on his farm confessed on his deathbed to a 25 year old murder of William Buckley. Will Purvis escaped hanging when the noose slipped in 1892 and later faced commutation and pardon.
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Miss
Joseph Beard
William Buckley
Will Purvis
Lamar County
Nooge
Buckley
Purvis
Purvin
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