Morocco Morocco conference delays and Franco German terms emerge
The Algeciras talks postpone as Herron Radowitz's illness delays German delegation. France and Austria propose terms linked to inspection powers and port divisions, with Casablancas abandonment discussed. Washington notes U S influence and possible prior suggestions while the Austrians seek no definite compromise yet.
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Algeciras
Spain
Herron Radowitz
Germany
Casablanca
France
Berlin
Loka! Anzeigers
Algrotras
Raisouli Rated as Capable Ruler for Morocco
Special to The Washington Post from New York March 3. Dwight Elmendorf, globe trotter, advocates Raisouli as Morocco’s future ruler citing his brains and executive ability. He describes Morocco as backward and lawless, with the Sultan powerless and Tangier guarded. Elmendorf foresees a powers agreement at Algeciras and notes Rasouli’s aims in the Tangier affair.
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Washington Fostew York
Dwight Elmendorf
Globe Trotter
Raisoult
Morocco
Mgr. Flmendorf
Mororca
Tangier
Sultan
Moreces
Rasouli
Elmendorf
Algeciras
Perdiaris
Rasoull
Boy Shot in Ball Game Sparks Umpire Fight in Richmond
In Richmond Virginia Arthur Lee Godfrey fourteen was shot and seriously wounded by thirteen year old Andrew Krause son of ex policeman James C Krause after a disputed ball game. An umpire decision sparked a melee and a fight with a single barrel shotgun used by Krause. Godfrey sought help from his mother and awaits a court appearance tomorrow.
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Richmond
Washington Post
Rochmond
Arthur Lee Goffrey
Andrew Krause
James C. Krause
Godfrey
Crouse
Thief Caught In Hallway Breaks From Capture At Walsh Home
An intruder tried the lock on Benjamin Walsh’s second story bedroom door at 162 I Street Northeast last night around 11 30. Walsh restrained the man but he broke free, escaped via a rear window and a nearby alley. Patrolman Allen responded to Ninth precinct. a house search found no crime completed.
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Benjamin Walsh
I Street
Walsh
Health Office Record From March List Of Names And Ages
Health office record lists individuals with ages and locations including Benjamin Barwa 14 Ruppert 5 courts Catherine Garcia 68 years at EU Torre Infant of Gort P Heron 9 B Capot Dennis Herrison 65, Penrick feevy US Soldiers Home 7% seara George W King 1692 Mist st nw 67 years Lucinda Lewis 109 tach staw 88 years Willem Wilts 42 years David Noerd 13% Most no Dorothy Hope Pullam 21 22d at um 4 years William Parker 125 18th at ne Kate F Peabody 22 ta st nw 74 vral ula W Philips 1627 Kramer st ne 12 years Georgy Reilt Homeopathic Hospital 52 veers Almena Walton G Wash Unte Sluip 2 years Irtane of Sarah L Washington 110 70Lh ve day
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Benjamin Barwa
Ruppert
Yra Whittam Carter
Staw
Richard Clirk
Tome
Seacs
Martiam Dawson
Exterceres Hospital
Catherine A Garcia
EU Torre
Infant of Gort
Seara
George W King
Mist St Nw
Lucinda Lewis
Tach Staw
Willem
Licensed To Marry Prominent Managua Trio
A fragmented notice lists Willam Ro Pulaskh and Charlotte Martiz along with C Alfonza Zeleva and Margarfta Lee Baker Oliver in Managua. It also names FL Crampton ara Emina Vo Sherm John Warfeld and Saville Prentiss Slearagua amid unclear marriage planning details.
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Willam Ro Pulaskh
Charlotte Martiz
Alfonza Zeleva
Managua
Margarfta
Lee Baker Oliver FL
Crampton Ara
Emina Vo Sherm
John Warfeld
Saville Prentiss
Notice of Marriage and Death Ads In Major Papers
The Washington Post will, upon application, appear abutaneously in 32 listed morning newspapers at no extra charge for insertion or telegraphing. Names of papers include New York Times, Boston Globe, Buffalo Courier, Chicago Record Herald, Philadelphia Public Ledger, Pittsburgh Dispatch, Providence Journal, Rochester Herald, St Louis Republic, Syracuse Post Standard, St Paul Pioneer Press, Minneapolis Tribune, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Washington Post
NEW York Times
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Chicago Record Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
ST Louis Republic
Syiacue Post-Standard
ST Paul
Plonter- Pit
Midseapolis
Agitation in Russia as lawlessness spreads
Reports from St Petersburg cite widespread crime and political robberies as government repression intensifies. Bombs and assassinations linked to revolutionaries punctuate daily crime, with executions and pillage reported across Tambov, Riga, Warsaw, and other cities. Editor Souvorin arrested. editor Peschenechonoff also detained amid a tightening political crackdown. A political prisoner named Glasgow escaped after blowing open a jail with an initiation bomb in Moscow.
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St. Petersburg
Natal
Schmidt
Durnove
Ecclesiastical University
Russia
Tambolt
Riga
Warsaw
Batoum
Ben
Chita
Pft
Stavrepel
Kuban Provinc
Caucasus
Samara
Orentarrg
Orenburg
Klotglavsk
Poland
Cmef
Starjitsy
Pkaterinslav
Marscha
Souvorin
Alexia Alexievtch
The
Rugs
Nichlas
Son
M Peschenechonoff
Syn Ontechestva
Mo Peschechone
Menelik's General Ras Makonnen Dies in Abyssinia
Ras Makonnen governor of Harrat Abyrginia and cousin of Emperor Menelik is dead. He commanded Abyssinian forces at Adowa where Italian troops under Baratieri suffered heavy losses. He was a principal commander and confidential representative, seen as a likely successor to Menelik.
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Sibud
Ras Makonnen
Harrat
Abyrginia
Baratier
Adowa
Abyssinia
Baratieri
Menelik
British Minister to Mexico Named Reginald Tower
London announces Reginald T Tower born 1860 named British Minister to Mexico succeeding Sir George Greville. Tower served as mime ter resident at Munich and Stuttgart since 1903 and prior roles include second secretary at Washington 1896.
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London
Reginald T. Tower
Mexico
George Greville
Tower
Munich
Stuttgart
Britishmbassy
Washington
Shaw in Defense of Hull in Des Moines Address
Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M Shaw arrived in Des Moines to deliver an address denying that Congressman John A. Hull received any funds from Morgan or Rockefeller for his campaigns. The visit responds to charges by former Secretary of State George Couton, who seeks the Seventh district nomination and has claimed corporate money supported Hull in prior campaigns.
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Des Moines
Iowa
John A. Thull
Morgan
Rockefeller
Hull
Shaw's Stand Pat Speech Delays Tariff Change
Secretary Leslie M. Shaw urged delaying tariff revision until an extra session after a new administration. He argued changes risk Republican success in 1908 and criticized Iowa Republicans, claiming discontent among party orators. He warned voters will pressure the party to meet every demand, harming general principles of protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Secretary of the Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw
Halling
Standard Oil Launch Looted by Pirates Near Canton
A Standard Oil Company launch was seized and looted by pirates near Canton China. Pirates took Winchester rifles and about a thousand rounds of ammunition. The US gunboat Callao of the Asiatic Squadron proceeds to the scene under Commander Robert W. Henderson.
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Standard Oil Company
Canton
China
Hongkong
Standard O Company
United States
Callao
Asiatic Squadron
Tacut
Robert W. Henderson
Bonds as graft involve prominent officials in Cincinnati
The Drake committee in Cincinnati uncovers an underwriting firm, the General Underwriting Company, tied to public officials and politicians who profited from bonds and insurance on public property. Ex Mayor Fluschmann and others hold civic posts with outside surety firms, earning fees. The habeas corpus case of Cashier T J Davis continues amid committee probes, with officials summoned from Cincinnati Gas Coke and Coal Mining Company.
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Washington Post
Cincinnati
Ohio
Drake Legislative Committee
General
John H. Gibson
R. K. Hyaleka
Cox
Fluschmann
Paul M. Millikin
W. T. Perkins
W. B. Hutton
T. J. Davis
Davis
William Clauss
Cincinnati Gas, Coke and Coal Mining Company
Contempt Fine Remitted for Newark Man in Savannah Trial
In Savannah on March 23 Judge Speer fined P. Sanford Ross of Newark $10 for contempt after he challenged interpolations in bids. The court ordered the fine, but after Ross apologized the penalty was remitted. The incident occurred during the Greene and Gaynor trial as District Attorney Erwin questioned Ross about the bids.
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Savannah
Greene and Gaynor
Speer
P. Sanford Ross
Newark
N. J
Ross
Capt. Carter
Erwin
Parker Denies Third Term Talk in Southward Speech
Alton B. Parker refutes a Maine man and President third term report. He says no Birmingham or Jackson remarks on McClellan for President were made nor was Justice Morgan J. O'Brien in the South with him. He asserts his friendship for McClellan and strong stance against further office.
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New York
Alton B. Parker
Maine
South
Birmingham
Jackson
McClellan
Morgan J. O'Brien
SAYS NO THIRD TERM
Washington correspondence notes Representative Foster of Vermont bringing constituents John A. Mead and J S Manning to the White House on March 22. Manning, a former Republican delegate who voted for Roosevelt, urges a new term nomination. the President replies a second nomination is impossible.
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Washington
New York Herald
Foster
Vermont
White House
John A. Mead
J. S. Manning
Rutland
Roosevelt
Imm
Eta Theta Pi Fraternity Smoker Held at University Club
A University Club smoker for the Eta Theta Pi fraternity drew over twenty-five members with stories and songs of college life. A committee was appointed to arrange a banquet for the May meeting, and several out-of-town attendees joined in. Dutch lunch followed as the gathering adjourned toward the banquet.
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Eta Theta Pi
University Club
Senators Lock Senate In Chamber Defeats Overtime Bill
Boston March 23 Massachusetts Senate after a turbulent session locked in chamber and eighteen roll calls ordered reconsidered its action to pass the overtime bill. By a 13 to 12 vote the measure prohibiting women and minors from textile mill work before 6 AM and after 6 PM was rejected.
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Poltics
Boston
Mass
Massachusetts Senate
Bil
Power House Destroyed by Fire in Philadelphia
Fire at the Philadelphia Rapids Transit Company power house at Second and Olney streets destroyed a building and caused a man’s death. Estimated loss about $175,000, with partial insurance. The blaze reportedly started from an explosion linked to a gag generator and air circulation.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Rapids Transit Company
Second
Olney Streets
Ings
Busy Hillsboro Streets and Odd Local Incidents
A bustling Hillsboro Oregon scene is sketched with a milk wagon stuck on Second Street before Lie Water Tower a dog biting a boy a man attempting to mount a bicycle and other street observations amid tax grumbling and irate pedestrians. In Ireland a doctor’s pills puzzle a farmer while legal notes hint at a lengthy patience in a Packers case and a brisk maritime update lists arrivals sails and ships docking or departing from New York Boston and Liverpool with several routes and vessels named.
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Hillsboro
Middleton
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Dennis
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William H. Price
James Steele
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Justice O’brien
Beta Theta Pi
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Rauer
Kansas City Journal
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Concors Dig
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Naples
Prinz Oskar
Hamburg
Deutschland
Pimouth
Cherbourg
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Doser Heinen
Wuersburg
Marseilles
United States Realty Company
U. S. Realty Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
New Electric Railroad
Congress
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Washington City
Pennsylvania Ave
Randle Highlands
U.S. Realty Co
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la. Ave
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