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Safeguarding Income Tax Records and Secrecy Rules
The text urges strict secrecy for income tax records held by collectors and the IRS, warning against publicity and enactment of penalties. It reviews congressional intent, penalties for disclosure, and calls for Treasury regulations to reinforce confidentiality and integrity among officials.
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United States
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Congress
Washington
Treasury Department
Destructive Suffragette Tactics Shock Birmingham Cathedral
A British editorial denounces militant suffragettes for vandalizing Birmingham Cathedral with white paint and damaging Burne Jones windows while condemning their other actions in London. It argues for a hard response, urging Berlin inspired restraint and emphasizing public safety over sympathy.
Militant suffragettes call for hunger strike tactic
The report describes suffragists declaring hunger strikes as a tactic to win rights while objecting to male punishment. It argues that strict enforcement of law is the only remedy for a perceived reign of terror in London, as urged by Dean Kohler.
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England
Birmingham
Burne-Jones
London
Paris
Berlin
Germany
Josef Kohler
Law Faculty
University of Berlin
Dean. Kohler
Weeks Urges Presidential Action in New Haven Controversy
Senator Weeks tells President Wilson that delaying resolution of the Justice Department and New Haven Railroad dispute risks a wider financial crash. He warns the government must act now or risk eroding confidence, noting the Boston and Maine sale deadline and an ultimatum rejected by the railroad. The article frames a crisis with New England and national implications.
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Senator Weeks
Department of Justice
New Haven
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
United States Steel Corporation
New York
Weeks
Wilson
Rome
New England
Mr. Wilson
Boston
Maine
White House
Meeting Prisoners Half Way Labor Reform Essay
An article argues for humane prison reform based on outside labor programs. It cites Oklahoma and Texas cases of parole violations, noting prisoners’ mixed responses and rewards for recapture, suggesting better incentives reduce brutality and aid restitution. It calls for ending excessive punishment and using work to rehabilitate offenders.
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Oklahoma
Texas
Botany Bay
Treaty delays and political pressure threaten fisheries pact
The United States and Canada face delays as Ottawa threatens to drop the fisheries treaty if not immediate operation is secured. Senate action prompts House scrutiny amid Ohio and border interests opposition. A second Canadian ratification may be required, risking renewed negotiations and friction at Ottawa.
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State Department
United States
Canada
Wilson
Ottawa
Senate
House Committee
Ohio
Washington
House
J. Q. Adams
John Quincy Adams
R. H. Cameron
Phoenix
Ariz
Congress
New Willard
Monroe
Adams
Xiroe
Europe
Napoleon
France
Prussia
Russia
Austria
Baliance
Spain
America
Great Britain
Thomas Jefferson
WCOMBS REFUSES OFFICE IN NATION'S CAPITAL
Albany March 16 William F. McCombs chairman of the Democratic national committee declines Gov Glynn's offer to nominate him for a position on the First district public service commission. He says he wishes to practice law and remains active in supporting the governor's state party reorganization.
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Mile. von Neidhardt
Tolypin
Sazonoff Iz
Uife
Premier Stolypin
England
London
Russia
Rojestvensky
Dogger Bank
North Sea
Emperor Nicholas
St. Petersburg
Europe
M. von Hartwig
Shebeko
von Hartwig
Vienna
Nicholas Shebeko
Bucharest
Roumania
Bulgaria
Balkans
Austria
Count Berchtold
Albany
Wilam F. McCombs
Democratic National Committee
Glynn
First District Public Service Commission
McCombs
Wil
Senate and House Proceedings Include Suffrage Debate and Agency Tests
The Senate debated suffrage with calls for immediate action or postponement until after a May demonstration. Senator McCumber supported the Federal grain inspection bill. Bowles of Fore River Ship Building Co was summoned to testify on alleged toll exemption lobbying. Rural credits hearings continued and nominations were taken up in executive session. The House advanced the agricultural appropriations bill and the interstate trade commission bill. a note from IC C Chairman Clark urged a modern ICC building as current rentals total 79,299 annually. Adjournments scheduled for noon.
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Senate
McCumber
Bowles
Fore River ‘Ship Building Company
Rural Credits Committee
House
Committee On Interstate Commerce
Interstate Trade Commission
Clark
Interstate Commerce Commission
Army Officers Relieved for Duty in Philippine Islands
A detailed list of quartermaster corps officers relieved for duty in the Philippine Islands and assigned to report for Atlantic fleet target practice at Fort Monroe. Also notes medical officers authorized for instruction at Fort Leavenworth and various officers assigned to inspect and study military departments at numerous educational institutions nationwide.
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Quartermaster Corps
Philippine Islands
John M. Carson, Jr
Frank 8
LONG
Fort Monroe
Atlantic Fleet
Robert EB. Callan
Coast Artillery Corps
James L. Walsh
George A. .Wildrick
Cosat Artillery Corps
John T. Rowe
Milita
Army Field School For
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
John A. Devron
Louisiana National Guard
New Orleans
Hugh Scott
Oklahoma National Guard
Guthrie
Okla
Seth A. Hamel
Kansas Natural Guard
Topeka
Charles C. Boswell
New York National Guard
Rochester
N. Y
J. R. Cameron
Nebraska National Guard
Headley
Nebr
Henry W. Kennard
Maryland National Guard
Pikenville
Archie Miller
Warren W. Waitside
Quartermaster
Front Royal
James P. Robinson
General Staff
North Georgia Agricultural College
Dohloneg
Riverside Military Academy
Guineaville
Georgia Military Academy
College Park
Gorton Institute
Barnesville
Georgia Mithitary College
Minedgeville
University of Georgia
Athens
Purdue Uiniversity
Lafayette
Ind
Culver Military Academy
Culver
University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Michigan Agricultural College
Lansing
Mich
Concordia College
Fort Wayne
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Ohio
Miami Military Institute
Germantown
Ohio State University
Columbus
Pennsylvania State College
State College
Pennsylvania Military College
Chester
William T. Merry
West Texas Military Academy
San Antonio
Tex
Peacock Military College
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
N. Mex
New Mexico
Cal
Oregon Agricultural Cottage
Corvallis
Oreg
University of Washington
Seattle
Wash
University of Idaho
Moncow
Idaho
State College of Washington
Pullman
Montana College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Bozeman
Mont
University of Wyoming
Laramie
Wyo
State Agricultural College of Colorado
Fort Collins
Colo
J. Bayard Schindsil
General
Kentucky Miltary Institute
Mau Gallie
Fla
University of Florida
Gainesville
the Citadel
Charleston
3. C
Clemson Agricultural College
Clemgon College
N. C
North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
West Raleigh
N. G
Fork Union Military Academy
Fork Union
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Maryland Agricultural College
St. John's College
Annapolis
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Morgantown
W. Va
Delaware College
Newark
Del
Wenohah Miltary Academy
Wenonah
N. J
Rutgers Scientife School
New Brunswick
New York Military Academy
Cormwall-on-Hudson
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New York City
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Boston
Mass
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Hingston
R. 1
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Durham
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Ithaca
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Auburn
Ala
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Miss
Quachita College
Arkadelphia
Ark
University of Arkansas
Fayetteville
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College Station
Oklahoma Agricultural College
Stillwater
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Manhattan
Hans
Wentworth Military Academy
Kemper Miliary School
Boonvilla
University of Missouri
Columbia
Missouri Military Academy
Mexico
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Iowa
Iowa State College of Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts
Ames
University of Nebraska, Lincoln
South Dakota State College of Agricultural and Mechanic Arts
Hrogkings
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Minn
Shattuck School
Faribaut
North Dakota Agricultural College
Fargo
N. Dak
College of St. Thomas
St. Paul
University of Wiecowam
Madison
Wis
St. John's Military Academy
Delafield
Northwestern Military and Naval Academy
Lake Geneva
Edward P. King
Sixth Geld Artillery
Fourth Field Artillery District
Organized Militia
Atlanta
Sidney Erickson
Philippine Scouts
Manila
P. I
Philippine Department
Naval personnel transfers and assignments list
Naval orders show Capt W A Gill and Capt A T Long detached to naval auxiliaries in Washington and Norfolk respectively. Lieut Comdr J Graham detached to Minolx in Idaho, Lieut Russell Willson detached to New York, Ensigns Brenner and Hoard detached to Intrepid from Pittsburgh, and Paymasters Douglas Philbrick Ziviuska Mowat Ewald reassigned to San Francisco Annapolis and St Louis yard. Mare Toland assigned to Coltradg Feceiving with various postings listed.
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W. A. Gill
Naval Examining Board
Washington, D. C
A. T. Long
Norfolk, Va
J. &. Graham
Idaho
Minolx
Russell Willson
Navy Department
New York
J. E. Brenner
Pittsburgh
C. E. Hoard
Intrepid
B. H. Douglas
Naval Training Station
San Francisco
Cal
M. H. Philbrick
Kearsarge
Ziviuska
St. Louis
Ia Navy Yard
Mara Island
Andrew Mowat
Bureau of Supplies and Accounta
Annapolis
J. B. Ewald
Amnapolis
Nearby Skyscraper Debate Swings Against Height
The article notes a shift away from ultra tall towers in the United States, citing Wall Street Journal guidance and practical limits. It highlights Woolworth’s height progress, rising elevator travel deterring upper-floor occupancy, and studies suggesting ideal heights of fifteen to twenty stories. It discusses rent impacts, interior planning, and space efficiency from modern steel structures.
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Star,Metropolitana
United States
Woolworth
New York
Eiffel Tower
Wall Street Journal
New York City
Anniversary of the Samoa hurricane recalled by naval officers
Veterans in this city remembered the 25th anniversary of the Samoa hurricane that struck Apia on March 16, 1889. United States ships Nipsic Vandalia and Trenton were wrecked with fifty sailors lost, including Capt Schoonmaker of the Vandalia. The German ships Olga Adler and Eber also wrecked. Calliope and other British ships survived.
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United States Navy
Apia
Samoan Islands
United States
Nipsic
Vandalia
Trenton
Olga
Adler
Eber
Calliope
Schoonmaker
Vandalla
Rabbi Outlines New Creed in Nonsectarian Faith Plan
Rabbi Nieto, a prominent West preacher, advocates a future religion nonsectarian in origin. It should fuse the best from all faiths, be rooted in American character, honor the Sabbath as liberty, and use social service as its foundation. He envisions national feast days and a creed built on noble, good, and true ideals.
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San Francisco
Rabbi Nieto
West
America
Brumm Seeks Progressive Nomination for Pa Governor
Judge Charles H. Brumm of Schuylkill county court announced candidacy for the Washington Progressive party nomination for governor of Pennsylvania from Pottaville. At a state conference Brumm attended, William Draper Lewis of the University of Pennsylvania law school agreed to run for governor, with no bar to other Washington party candidates.
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Judge Brumm
Pennsylvania
Pottaville
Charles H. Brumm
Schuylkill County
Washington Progressive Party
Washington Party
Weather and tides report with storms near Bermuda
Monday weather summary notes a Bahamas origin disturbance near Bermuda moving NE. Fair conditions prevail across most regions with record highs in San Francisco and Los Angeles 84 and 92 degrees respectively. Local report lists hourly temps and sunshine, plus a Mother’s Point of View joke about a son’s size.
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New England
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Yuma
Ariz
North Atlantic
Middle
South Atlantic
Gulf
Lake Michigan
Chicago Record-Herald
Movements of Naval Vessels Across Multiple Ports
A long list of ships including MILEIGRE Kansas and Ontario and many others are moving between Norfolk, Hampton Roads, New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Guantanamo, Guacanayabo, and several Caribbean and Gulf ports. The logs detail arrivals and departures, with vessels such as Dry Tortugas, Petrel, and Monaghan noted along with routes to Duluth, Norfolk, Guantanamo, and Port au Prince.
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Ticiena
Mileigre
Kansas
Ontario
Hampton Roads
Sonoma
Patapsco
Norfolk Yard
Machias
New York
Hector
Philadelphia
Dolphin
Tampico
Stewart
Gril
Nanshan
Topolobampo
Parker
Qenek
Guantanamo
Monaghan
Flusser
Preston
Held
Bismarck
Del
Everett
Terry
Walke
Dry Tortugas
Boston
Mass
Wheeling
Sagches
Uneas
Norfolk
Delaparate
Delaparate & Fia0 Ware, At Southern Drill Grounds; Patrel, At Guacer
Cincinnati
Ohio
Babayabo Bay
Eagle
Port Au Prince
Cheyenne
Flunser
Reid
Ster
Davenport
Ottet
New Orleans
Onterio
Duluth
Minn
Uncas
New York Yard
Nor Galvestom
Texa
Ff Folk
Bagie
Port
Brydanapolis
Ind
Prince
Petrel
Guacanayabo
Jacksonville
Fla
Bay
Perry
Truttun
Sea Kansas City
Pedro
San Diego
Duncen
Key Went
Hamptons I Roads
Worden
Micha
California
Guay
Wyoming
Louisiaua
N. Y
Michigan
New Hampshire
Virginia
Georgia
Praska
Rhode Island
Omaha
Past. Louis
Tuxent
Lynshaven
St. Paul
Dixie
Birmingham
Henley
Drayton
Mayrant
McCall
Warrington
Paulding
Ammen
Springfield
Burrows
Fatterson
Trippe
Fanning
Beals
Joleno
Language of Cows: Carl Lynn Animal Mimic Tells Tales
Prom London Tit-Bits reports Carl Lynn, famed animal mimic, chats at St George's Hall about talking cows, pigs, lions, and cats. He describes livestock blues and his ability to imitate animal sounds to attract buyers and charm zoo creatures, noting family talent and humorous misadventures with comedians.
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London
Italy
Carl Lynn
Yorkshire
Isle of Man
Wilkie Bard
Alec Kendall
Fies
Kendall
London Zoo
Lon
Lynn
A Love Song by Harriet Monroe and David Morten
A verse pairing into a poetical piece where love is described as a blue wave and a mountain cave, with nature motifs and musical images. A second fragment shows a traveler bearing jasmines to the poor and a child asking about death, illustrating contrast between generosity and innocence.
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Harriet Monroe
Poetry Magazine
David Morten
Juarez Jockey Club meeting praised by Col Winn in Washington
Col Matt J Winn general manager of Juarez Jockey Club says the Juarez meeting ran 114 days ending next Saturday with no American race-day losses. He notes large Mexican attendance, smooth adobe track surfaces and strong American records amid light weather. Also includes remarks on Monroe doctrine history by R H Cameron and anecdotes about cattle trade and U S citizenship choices.
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Juarez
Mexico
Matt J. Winn
Louisville
Washington
Hawthorne
Kentucky
Rosebud
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