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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1905

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Princess in Exile in Milwaukee as King Pleads

In Milwaukee a Belgian king seeks to recall his daughter Princess Velva Marie von Dornberg, now Mrs Philip Alton, to Belgium but her Venetian husband must convert to Roman Catholicism. The couple live humbly on Milwaukee’s south side after a life of convents, stage work, and scandal while the king and Belgian legation monitor letters and inquiries.

Belgium Wobieman Washington Post Milwaukee Wis Philip Aiten Leopold France Russia Mr. Alton Velva Marie von Dornberg Clementine Philip Louis Preleau Italy Venice Southern College New York Rockwell: Mecueadarine Pope Scott Street R. C. Riggs the Red Feather Alton Littl Red Feather Blankinton Hotel Blatz Hotel South Side

Accused of Furnishing Literature for Storey Cotton Co

Philadelphia court reduced bail for Stanley Francis from 100000 to 50000 on charges of using the mails to defraud tied to the defunct Storey Cotton Company and Provident Investment Bureau. Francis remains jailed as a bondsman is not yet secured. Police also received photos of Henry Latimer, sought as an alleged banker for Provident, while executives seek recovery of Storey Cotton real estate from Frank C. Marrin alias Judge Franklin Stone, missing since the exposure.

Storey Cotton Company Philadelphia Stanley Francis McPherson United States District Court Francis Francis Printing Company Provident Investment Bureau Henry Latimer Secret Service Frank C. Marrin

Run on Cincinnati bank cited as conspiracy by enemies

Cincinnati officials attribute a run on Union Savings Bank and Trust Co to a conspiracy by unknown enemies. Despite two weeks of withdrawals the bank, with 2.5 million cash and 8 million in convertible securities, remains confident as hundreds rushed the teller window and a depositors’ panic spread.

Cincinnati Ohio Union Savings Bank and Trust Company Chicago New York

Chadwick Jewels Linked to Brussels Jewel Claim

Trustee Nathan Loeser announced an immediate probe into Mrs Chadwick's bankruptcy testimony claiming jewels valued at 150000 to 200000 dollars in Brussels. Leese will contact the American consul for verification and aid in recovering the property while Dr Leroy Chadwick moves belongings to Miss Mary Chadwick in Florida.

Jems Brussels Cleveland Ohio Nathan Loeser Chadwick Leese Leroy Chadwick Mary Chadwick Florida

Four of party drowned in Florida squall

A party of five returning to Ocean Beach from Georgiana, Rockledge, Fla., was overturned by a squall. Mr Miller survived, but Mr Moore, his daughter Edith of Holyoke, and A A Baldwin of Georgiana drowned. The storm struck about 4 PM. search efforts continued after dark with no bodies recovered. The Banana River near Lotus is about four miles wide.

Rockledge Fla Ocean Beach Georgana Miler Chataqua Moore Edith Holyoke Maas A. A. Baldwin Georgiana Miller

Lockout in Saint Petersburg Halts 30,000 Workers

In Saint Petersburg on March 26 owners of numerous factories shut down operations after ongoing layoffs, leaving about 30,000 idle workers. Tensions rise as machines are damaged in a large cotton mill and warnings of further trouble spread. Guards report death threats if troops fire, amid a democratic push for demonstration and disturbance.

St. Petersburg

Italian Cabinet Resigns as Tittoni Announces Move

In Rome acting Premier Tittoni told Parliament the entire cabinet has resigned leaving the king to form a new ministry. Tittoni and colleagues will stay on to handle ordinary business until a new government is formed. Parliament extends time for fresh ministry formation.

Rome Tittoni Signor Tittons

Two Transatlantic Liners Collide Near Harbor Entrance

Two liners the Parisian of Allan Line and the Albano Hamburg American collided off the harbor entrance. Both ships heavily loaded with passengers reached their docks with casualties avoided. Parisian’s stern touched bottom at her wharf as lifeboats and tugs aided, while the Albano’s pumps kept bow compartments from flooding and both vessels landed safely.

Partisian Albano Halfax Allan Line Liverpool England Moville Hambure Philadeport Albany

Castro Defiant as France-Aware Warship Issue Looms

Venezuela strongman Cipriano Castro brands any Franco American pressure as unacceptable while Paris and Washington face a pending court ruling on the French Cable Company. Officials foresee possible joint action, with Castro’s threats and messages seen as shaping next steps.

Paris Carricas Venezuela Castro France New York Pripris Tribune Aispaten Bec

Roosevelt gets complimentary Colorado hunting license

Special to The Washington Post reports that State Game Warden James Woodward issued a complimentary Colorado hunting license to President Roosevelt, waiving the usual $25 fee as an act of official comity. Adjutant General Sherman Bell, once linked to deportations, is invited as a potential bodyguard but denies certainty. Bell will join at the Rough Riders reunion in Texas and accompany Roosevelt to Colorado, with guides Gough and Borah arranging reception at Glenwood Springs before proceeding toward the White River wilderness.

Washington Post Denver Cal James Woodward Roosevelt Colorado Adjt Sherman Bell Bell Rough Riders Texas Bima Gough Borah Glenwood Springs White River Austin Tex Puth Houston Hoge William L Bryan John W. Gates

Morton Returning Arrives in San Juan Puerto Rico

Secretary of the Navy Morton Speaker Cannon and Senator Hale with officials arrived on the dispatch beat Dolphin in San Juan Puerto Rico. Cables delayed their island tour prompting a rapid departure home via Guantanamo.

Washington Post San Juan Porto Rico the Navy Morton Speaker Cannon House of Representatives Senator Hale Senate Naval Affairs Committee Dolphin Imme Guantanamo

Landslide wrecks Keystone Express near Packsaddle

The eastbound Keystone Express on the Pennsylvania Railroad was struck by a landslide at Packsaddle, rocks and earth cascading down the mountain. The front of the train buried under twenty tons of debris, one engine wheel and a postal car track derailed, and traffic delayed three hours while tracks were cleared. passenger M. O. Ingram sustained a minor injury.

Cresson Keystone Express Pennsylvania Railroad M. O. Ingram Expresa

Passenger Steamers Collision Casts Shadow Over Milwaukee

A fragment from the newspaper notes exiled Princess in Milwaukee and reports a collision of passenger steamers. Other items mention Castro's stance, pending peace talks, Taft’s Philippine party, and various political and social notes across sections.

Milwaukee Castro Tne Bante Domingos Taft Philippine Party Russia News Virginia Maryland London Maurice Barrymore Nova Scotia East New Point Wills Fairbanks Hager Wall Street Lealie M. Shaw Washington Richmond Post-office W-Savoyard Henry W. Devis New York Scarecrow Tin Woodman Washington Real Estate Will Bulla Palmer Benning Nationals Georgetown John L Ellis Stoneyard Henriette Long Island Arvard t-Hifi Flarriman Railroad Kings Statesman Abe Cronkite Quintus Oakes

Boy Believed Trapped in Moving Freight Car

New York police fear seven year old John Donohue may be locked in a freight car moving toward the Great Lakes after being seen entering a car with companions near Eleventh Avenue and Fifty third Street on Monday night. The boy has been missing since March 20 and no trace has been found since.

New York Great Lakes John Donohue Donohue Eleventh Avenue Fifty-Third Street Igd Une

Secretary Hay's health improves after voyage from Azores

Dispatches report Secretary Hay shows marked improvement after boarding the Crétic in Ponta Delgrada and New York. Physicians expect rapid progress and a likely resumption of duties on return. Rail and travel notices announce through cars to Virginia Hot Springs and extremely low Havana Nassau fares with stopovers and sale dates in late March.

Washington Ponta Delgrada Azores White Star Cretic Hay New York State Department State ‘Department Breese Rixey Havens Nessan Operes Southern Railway Havana Nassau Fiavanas

Peace Parley 15 on Russia and Japan Meet

Reports from New York and Paris indicate talks toward peace between Russia and Japan are underway with secrecy and high officials suggesting a settlement within weeks. Terms rumored include Korea protectorate, Liaotung lease, Vladivostok access, and payment of stock holdings in East China railways to Japan.

Czar Newa Russia Far East Japan Korea Ita Liaotungs Peninsula Vladivostok Sakhalin Kamchatka National Assembly Era Paris St. Petersburg Associated Press Nelldof Motono Foreign Office Stockholm Count Neildorf Dr. Morono Copenhagen Tokyo Nicholas Pacific Pour Parlers M. d’Iswolsky Baron Rosen

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