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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1913

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British House of Commons Astonished by China Loan News

In London the House of Commons learned that Britain had no official notice of the US shift on the Chinese loan policy, receiving only the information from newspapers. Officials cited the Taft era and Wilson statements as the basis for the change, with Bryan handling matters after the president’s address and subsequent resignations.

Foreign Office Taft Londen House of Commons Francis Dyke Acland Acland Ir Edward Grey Peking China United States Unis Ching Bryan White House State Department Department Ispee Estern Thuntington Wilson Washington

Marshall on China Promoting Business Says Change Needed

Boston Mass Mary 4 Vice President Marshall urged that the Chinese loan decision marks a key policy shift at the start of the Wilson administration. He argued government should step back from promoting specific businesses and that the aim is fair treatment for all merchants while praising President Wilson’s intelligence, industry, and readiness to listen.

Boston Mass Mary 4 Marshall Wilson United States Mr. Marshall

Country Won’t Stand for Scare Talk Says Marshall

Vice President Marshall visits Valparaiso University in Indiana to comfort ill President Henry B. Brown. He denounces scare rhetoric and calls for decisive action, arguing America’s prosperity rests on solid fundamentals and that capital seeks a fair, stable environment. He warns against delaying Congress and urges confidence in investment.

Marshall Boston Presdent Henry B. Brown Valparaiso Ind Washington Congress

Return to old-time spirit of conservatism urged

A speaker argues for reform in government as current procedures and practices hinder capable men from serving the country. He says reform is needed now and expresses hope to see it. Mr and Mrs Marshall left for Washington later today.

Mrs Marshall Washington

Beaten by Mob at Wiley Court in Gin Fight Incident

Special policeman Joseph Hedinger, 42, was severely beaten by a mob near Wiley court while trying to arrest a family dispute over a bottle of gin. He was unconscious, bleeding from wounds, with a suspected skull fracture as officers and reserves pushed through a 3,000 strong crowd. Ernest Murdock was treated for knife wounds and arrested. Robert Jones and John Tyler were detained for involvement. Next Sunday excursion by Pennay to Chester and Wilmington offered.

Joseph Hedinger Rosedale Hedinger Wiley Court Morse Street Robert Jones Jones Billy Jones House Joseph Jones Charlea Ernest Murdock Httie Hayden and Downs John Tyler Joe Jones Charlie Murdock Jones Boys Rudolph Nee Rudolph Kearty

New York Leaders Seek White House Moral Code for Washington

John P Mitchel and Henry Bruere urge President Wilson to make Washington the model city a national standard of public morals. Rudolph vows to convict unlicensed liquor sellers and close disreputable resorts, while officials offer support and data from District agencies. Special trains advertise Philadelphia and return fares.

John P.mitchel Henry Bruere John Purroy Mitchel Board of Aldermen Municipal Research Bureau New York City Mitchel Washington Wilson New York Bruere Messrs. Mitchel Congress Rudolph United States F Street

Wilson's China Plan Surprised London Policeman

A condensed note reports President Wilson's China policy surprising a London police officer amid a series of political and social events. The item ties to ongoing vice wartime concerns and diplomatic tensions, highlighting public reaction and referenced officials.

Wilson China London Terre Haute Mra Misses Wilson Eaton Underwood Forester Civil Service Washington K. of C. Kirmess Moran Estate

Protest by 3000 stenographers in Montreal over film depictions

About three thousand girl stenographers sign a petition in Montreal on March 24 protesting portrayals in movies of stenographers as gum chewing and wearing rats. The petition targets Canadian and U S film producers, demanding changes in the depiction of their craft.

Montreal Mar Moving ‘Pictures Moving Sinteh Films Canada United State

Floods hit three states as four lives lost in Indiana

A severe rainstorm and preceding tornado swept across southern Indiana. Four people drowned as creeks and rivers overflowed, forcing thousands of farmers to flee. Indiana towns Newcastle Frankfort Kokomo Marion Hilwood faced levee breaks and militia patrols. Ohio and West Virginia reported rising rivers and inundated areas, with Youngstown noting the Ohio River at a 12 foot rise.

Indianapolis Ind Indiana Newcastle Blue River Frankfort Kokomo Ralston Marion Mississi- Inewa Hilwood Duck Creek Ohio Pittsburgh West Virginia Youngstown

Americans hit in battle at Cananea and Mexican delegation to Europe

In Cananea fighting ends with an armistice until moonrise. Casualties include 6 defenders and 3 attackers. Notable deaths: L Bushnell of the Northwest Mounted Police and Robert Charlot, an American from New York City, plus Bablo Soto and an American named Peel slighted. A Mexican delegation bound for Europe to urge Diaz to return arrives in Havana aboard the Esperanza and plans to sail to New York March 28.

Naco Ariz Mar Cananea L. Bushnell Northwest Mounted Poice Robert _ Charlot New York Cdty Bablo Soto Arizona Ee Peel Habana Europe Porfiria Dias Mexico Esperansza Esperants

Friedmann Patient Dead In Bellevue Hospital

New York reports Prof Frederick Ostrander, a language teacher, died at Bellevue Hospital after inoculation by Dr. Friedmann for tuberculous diseases in the lungs kidneys and bladder. Physicians refused to discuss the case and the illness had troubled him for years.

New York Frederick Ostrander Friedmann Bellevue Hospital Bellevue Ostrander

Tornadoes Leave Heavy Loss Across Omaha and West

Scattered storms kill 239 and injure 700 across Nebraska Iowa and nearby states. Omaha and Council Bluffs report major death and destruction with hundreds homeless and thousands of buildings damaged or destroyed. Casualty figures list many towns including Terra Haute Chicago and Traverse City with significant property losses.

Omaha Nebraska Iowa Terra Haute Ind Chicago Wisconsin Terre Haute Yutan Nebr Berlin Ralston Council Bluffs Towa Bartlett Deering Weston Neola Lowe Glenwood Renee Bebbe Malvern Wraltort Bee Feds Gia Wean Howe Siete Wes Sterling Traverse City Mich

Omaha Funeral and Injury Toll From Citywide Disaster

A sprawling list names dead and injured across Omaha with residents including J. Peck of Farnam street and Henry Bleauvelt. Brick and streetcar workers like Cliff Daniels and Morris Christenson’s family. hospitals, undertakers, and public figures such as George Duncan and Mra. Goodenough cited amid a night of widespread harm. The report notes multiple deaths at Nicholas Senn Hospital and Child-Saving Institute, with ongoing mentions of residents at addresses on Farnam, Lake, and Twenty-fourth streets, plus the ongoing second-page continuation.

A J. Peck Farnam Benjamin Barnes B. J. Barnes Mra H. Bigelow Cass Street Henry Bleauvelt Lake Street Marie Booker Thir- Heth Jhan & Brooks Real Sriste Dratem Laker Morris Christenson Center Streets Harry Cooper F. Copley Twenty-fourth Cliff Daniels B. Davis Jackson Street Daves George J. Duncan The Bee Nicholas Senn Hospital W. Dillon Grapi Ferguson North Nineteenth Street John Doyle Jepson Phelds Frank William Fisher F. G. Goodenough Henrietta Grieb Trent Wit Burdette J. G. Hansen Mayherr J. G. Hanson Mra, Hardy Ce | Valley Misa Heine Miami Andrew Hendrickson Harney Ellen Hen Ella Johnson Twentieth Nathan Kreinsky Hal North Krensky Smell Krinsky Samuel Wartzell Emma Roeling Miss Jepson Mire Prank Davie Charlotte Davie KR. V. Fitch Saber HL V. Bytz Pratt Street North Twenty-ninth Street Omaha Frank Davey Forty Pierce J. DB Hog Miss Hass William Hass Paxton & Gallagher Holm Whitey Eighth Chicago Migs Freda Hulting Chicago Street Mary Hulting Starr Edward N. Jepson South Forty Eighth Street Simpson Missouri Pacific Roundhouse Fiftieth Emmet Street Nels Larson North Thirty Sixth Street Mabel McEhrids Farmam Street Johns Lake Streets Roxie A. Sawyer Thelma Comin Street Shaw Hoffman's Undertaking Establishment Nelley Nelleigh Hort Ryan Frank- Mn Street Biondo Dunn Odessa Parks Lake 1 Marie Leiiday Thirtieth Street Morris Christson Center Petecets Forty-seventh Leavenworth John Cooper Frederick Bentley Cooper Child Saving Institute South Forty-second Street John Newman Institute Mabel Newman Dewey Avenue Mother

Omaha Tornado Toll Shatters Nebraska and Iowa

A Sunday windstorm and tornado across six states killed about 240 people and injured nearly 700, with $5,000,000 in damage. Omaha suffered the worst, with 152 dead and 330 injured as 450 homes were destroyed and many buildings damaged. Troops moved in to restore order, rescue operations continued through darkness, and emergency hospitals opened as officials urged medical volunteers.

Omaha Nebraska Iowa Illinois Indiana Michigan Wisconsin Nebr Terre Haute Ind Yuten Ralston Council Bluffs Town Mar H. W. Connell Fort Omaha

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