Congo Minister Defended by Whiteley in Anti Congo Talk
James C. Whiteley, consul general of the Congo Free State, defends Baron Moncheur against anti Congo movement criticism. He says the interview did not reflect on the British government and condemns missionaries exploiting the Congo issue. Moncheur refused comment on Parliament’s critique as printouts claim Belgian minister referred to missionary conduct fueling tension.
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Congo Free State
Haron Moncheur
Crticiam
England
Congo
James CG. Whiteley
Baron Moncheur
Bion Moncheur
Mr Way
Consu
Baron Moncleur
British Troops Face Resistance in Northern Nigeria Clash
London reports indicate British expedition against the Nandi tribe in Northern Nigeria is meeting stiff opposition. A letter cites thousands killed during driving operations and guerrilla resistance as forces push toward a reserve near Victoria Nyanga. General Lagard confirms details of Soketo rebels amid conflicting dispatches.
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Nigeria
London
Claudie Champion de Crespigny
Wison
de Crespigny
Victoria Nyanga
Mombunge
Frederick Lagard
Hugh
Muatdi
Kita
Drastic measure in Hungary dissolves coalition executive committee
Budapest March 46 The council of ministers dissolves the executive committee of a coalition party and bars 101 from continuing operations in a blow to anti government actors. The committee allegedly arrogated powers and adopted resolutions inciting resistance to lawful government edicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budanest
Hungary
Council of Ministers
Ureice
Aml
Victims Buried in Trenches Amid Mine Disaster News
March 16 dispatches report daily interments at Courriers mine in Lens France as about 30 000 miners strike after a major disaster. Bodies are removed and buried in trenches while workers approach distant galleries where more corpses lie.
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Lens
France
Courriercy
Courriers
Ewe
Uare
Fire at Dougherty plant causes heavy losses in Milwaukee
A March 16 fire at the Drege Machine plant in the northwest part of the city destroyed the establishment and caused about 100000 in losses with 40000 insured. The Buckeye foundry adjacent to Wel company buildings and a wooden bridge also burned, suffering roughly 10000 in damage. Captain Gorse fire department assisted as collateral notes from five cents up were printed amid a larger note crisis linked to local bank advances.
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Cusemhati
Edt
Buckeye Foundry
Wel Company
Gorse
Milwaukee
Wis
German army aircraft venture draws imperial interest
Berlin hosts a premiere aviation company showcasing war craft experiments with 2 percent of detail. Directors, financiers, generals, and nobles discuss French engine developments and aerial maneuvers praised by the Emperor, highlighting military potential and patronage under Kaiser William.
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Berlin
Marea
Doring
Kaaperor Wolliam
Conyers
Pero
Natjesty
Paris
Algeciras Talks Edge Toward Compromise on Morocco Reform
At Algeciras on March 16 delegates signal cautious progress toward a basis for agreement on Moroccan reforms. Germany and France show greater willingness to concede, while neutral powers press for effective international supervision and an inspector with limited powers. Paris also indicates no rupture is expected and a revised plan may restrict the inspector general to oversight only.
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Algeciras
Spain
Germany
France
Helen
Herr von Radowiltz
Count von Tattenbach
Ion
Foreign Office
Paris
Algeras
Casablanca
Molicvo
Porter Garrison hosts St Patrick's Day Bonding Night
Lieut Eliott initiated into the Porter Garrison No 6 while Army and Navy Union members from local garrisons attend. Speeches praised soldier and sailor valor with Irish roots, honoring veterans of American wars. Capt J Walter Mitchell invited garrison to Armenean Splitier Blue and Gray reunion in Avanta Ga March 28.
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Army and Navy Union
Admiral J. 1
Porter
Urrison
Hugh U. Henry
Businss
Elliott
J. Walter Mitchell
Armenean Splitier
Avanta
St Patrick Sur
Laent. Eliott
Thacker EB. Lee
Adolph. van Reuth
James A. Joyce
John J. Strain
James A. Campbell
St. Wiliam
A. Tickes
WW. H. Rallings
Henry
Rabbi Simon Lectures On The Third Commandment
Rabbi Simon delivers the third of a series on the Ten Commandments at the Washington Hebrew Congregation in Wighth Street Temple. He explains two main reasons for not taking the Lord’s name in vain, citing usage in Moses’ time and the need for reverence to achieve greatness, and promises further discussion of each commandment.
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Wighth Street
Washington
Simon
Ain
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Offer Fast Relief
A vintage testimonial promotes Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills claiming quick relief from headaches neuralgia rheumatic pains and stomachaches. It promises money back if the first package fails and notes 45 doses cost 25 cents with honest pharmacist return policy.
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Dr. Miles
Mas. E
D. Watrous
Mahoning
Law and Corporation Annihilation in Taxed Times
A New York Times editorial argues statute law already enough to punish corporate wrongdoing without revolution. It contrasts the artificial morality of corporations with human conscience, contending penalties may be harsher for officials than for the corporations themselves, and urges enforcing existing laws over sweeping remedies.
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New York Times
Tillman
Ats
Ike
King
Tilawu
Dartmouth College
Tinman
Funeral Rites for Samuel H Kauffmann Today at 2 P M
Services begin at Highland Terrace residence with Bishop Satterlee officiating. Body to be laid to rest in Rock Creek Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers include Senator Allison and Dr. Bell. Active pallbearers named. Kauffmann, born April 30, 1823, in Ohio, rose to president of the Corcoran Gallery board and long served as trustee. Resolutions praise his leadership and request gallery closures and mourning observances. Plague reappears in Sydney with two cases yesterday and three more today in the same block.
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Bishop Satterlee
Rock Creek
Board of Trustees of
Corcoran Art Gallery
Samuel Hay Kauffmann
Tate
Highland Terrace
W. B. Allison
Frank A. Richardson
FP. B. McGuire
Alexander Graham Bell
Theodore W. Noyes
Thomas Hyde
John M.wilson
Charles C. Glover
R. McLean
J.T. Tennesson
Leroy Herron
Cornelius Eckhardt
Robert L. Cox
G. A. Lyon, Jr
P. C. Johnson
Fleming Newbald
Kauffmann
Wayne County
Ohio
Washington
Cluef
Corcoran Gallery of Art
Inter
Rock Creek Cemetery
H. Kauffmann
Sydney
Talks on Venezuela Castro Has Large Ambition
James J. Archibald spoke at a National Geographic Society meeting detailing Venezuela under Castro. He described a well trained 25,000 man army, a national war school, and coastal defenses, praising Castro as the man of the hour and urging allied support for Venezuela’s future. He criticized war poetry over action in the Philippines and defended Venezuelan resolve.
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Equator
United States
Hag
Castro
Venezuela
James ¥. J. Archibald
National Geographic Society
National Rifles’ Armory
Archibald
Collier's
South American
Venemuela
Sonnl
Philippines
Evidleiam
Gen. Wood
Caracas
Washington
West Point
American appeals to Washington in murder case from Mexico
C E Finstad an American convict jailed in Santa Rosa, Mexico for the murder of Robert W Rutherford of Philadelphia and W M McMurray of Los Angeles has filed an appeal with the Department of State in Washington through the American Embassy in Mexico. United States Chargé d Affaires Heineke has been in Mexico for days investigating the case. Capt Pas Garrett, once El Paso customs head, also appealed to President Roosevelt on Finstad behalf. Garrett investigated the killing and claims it was done by bandits.
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Srecial
Washington Post
Chihuahua
Mexico
C. E. Finstad
Santa Rosarig
Robert W. Rutherford
Philadelphia
W. McMurray
Los Angeles
Cal
Department of State
Washington
United States
Heineke
Pas Garrett
el Paso
Roosevel
Finstad
Garrett
League of Republican State Clubs Banquet Plans Set
The District of Columbia executive committee of the League of Republican State Clubs selects officers for the year and sets a April 21 banquet at Masonic Hall. William Connor of New York is president aided by Phil E. Winter Nebraska as vice president and Milo Shanks Kentucky as treasurer. Committees cover hall printing and banquet duties with members from several states. An invitation from National Republican leader J. Hampton Moore invites district participation in Philadelphia Jubilee events. A separate Genoa stabbing kills a British sailor with a Buffalo Bill crew member arrested awaiting culpability.
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League of Republican State Clubs
District of Columbia
Masonic Hall
Union
William Connor
New York
Phil E. Winter
Nebraska
Gus A. Schuldt
National Republican League
Milo Shanks
Kentucky
Hall
William L. Symons
Ohio
Middleton
Emich
William Smith
Missouri
Phil EB. Winter
A. K. Cowles
Wisconsin
E. A. M. Lawson
New Jerse
Fred A. Braggins
William de Grange
West Virginia
P. Becker
Henry Taylor
Willam P. Kent
L. B. Perkins
Schuldt
J. Hampton Moore
National Republican
District League
Philadelphia
The Church and Social Problems Lecture
Mr Earnest Howard Crosby lectured at the Y M C A on The Church and Social Problems He argued tariffs municipal ownership and monopoly hinder progress and labeled Socialists impractical He forecast a future cooperative human brotherhood under church leadership and aid to meet needs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest Howard Crosby
Crosby
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie to Aid Georgia Tech Library Project
Prof. KG Mathewson announced Andrew Carnegie will donate 20000 dollars for a new library building at the Georgia School of Technology, contingent on the school raising 2000 dollars annually for maintenance. The gift was to be accepted. Fire destroys St Vincent's Academy in Shreveport, a major Catholic institution established thirty years ago, with losses totaling about 12600 dollars.
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Shreveport Academy
Shreveport
St. Vincent's Academy
South
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