Drago Doctrine Faces Rio Janeiro Conference
The Pan American Congress in Rio Janeiro aims to align Latin American and U S policy, with Mexico Brazil and Argentina cooperating to curb European debt enforcement. Drago doctrine may define a Latin American stance linked to the Monroe principle while Root guides diplomacy and seeks a formal accord over debt and disputes.
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Man's Body in Trunk Mystery at Stockton Cal
A trunk left at the Southern Pacific depot in Stockton reveals the body of A. M. McVickars, a miner from Rawhide mine, reportedly killed and concealed in the trunk after visiting a woman from the town. Police believe the man was drugged and disposed of without wounds. The baggageman noticed a odor and the trunk was opened to reveal the victim wrapped and secured, dated from the previous day.
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J P Morgans Home Afire In New York Country Seat
A fire at J Pierpont Morgans Cragston estate in Highland Mills, New York, started from a spark in a partition wall under the main hallway. Mrs Morgan detected smoke, fire crews used extinguishers, the blaze was confined to walls and flooring, no serious damage.
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President designates Szuth to deliver Franklin memorial address
President Kungevelt names Prof Szuth to give the Franklin memorial address in Paris Philadelphia and Marseilles on a date in May. Albert H Binvera of the Boys Tinh School is listed as the speaker on behalf of the United States. The document cites Smyth as a contributor and references the latest edition of Franklin’s works.
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Reforms in Peril Depends on Parliament
A high official in St. Petersburg analyzed Russia's crisis, warning reforms hinge on Parliament. He said the government fears a reactionary move, not a revolution, and that the army remains loyal to the Emperor. The interview noted prior unrest and October manifesto, with Parliament likely cautious but pivotal.
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Five Years of Dual Life and a Noted Society Figure
John Witmer Martius ex actor and social arbiter faced charges for extensive thefts of costly apparel from a Fifth Avenue haberdashery. Remanded to the West Side jail in default of $1,000 bail, he awaits a Tuesday hearing. Martius led a dual life, selling menswear by day to fashionable clients while being known as a champagne buyer and society regular by night.
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Fifth Avenue
WILL QUIT MUTUAL LIFE
Walter R. Gillette and Robert A. Granniss, vice presidents of Mutual Life, plan resignations under the McCurdy regime. Expected to be handed in at the trustees meeting Wednesday, with their departures likely accepted.
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Lightning Kills Minister in Iowa Pulpit Fall
Rev John B Lents a Mormon preacher is struck by lightning while delivering a sermon in Carson Iowa. A ball of fire fell from the ceiling above the pulpit as he spoke of unseen power drawing him in. He died instantly without any damage to the church building. The storm caused no other damage.
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Newsboys Strike Upraises Middletown Sales
Newsboys in Middletown stage a Sunday strike to press for higher earnings and earlier paper delivery. About 100 boys march on Charles N. Conklin’s shop seeking 5 cent papers and faster distribution. A union charter is planned from the American Federation of Labor.
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Conklin
Fire Ravages Yonkers Home Of Julian Hawthorne
The Yonkers residence of Julian Hawthorne was damaged by fire and water this noon. Rare manuscripts and much of the family library were ruined, valued around 1500 dollars. Frederick Hawthorne rescued two oil portraits of Nathaniel Hawthorne and his wife, saved from the parlor wall. The family, in Washington, left two servants to watch the fire. Alleged victim of plot.
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Julian Hawthorne
Warburton Avenue
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Nathaniel Hawthorne
Mathaniel Hawthorne
Cuban woman recalls abduction tale of missing heiress
Special to The Washington Post a Brooklyn woman recounts memories of a luxurious childhood, a uniformed man, a mulatto woman Harriet Gibson and a Florida Havana drift. She claims to be the daughter of Bonita Fernandez and says she was kidnapped as a child from Cuba and raised by Negroes in Florida and Jacksonville. She seeks her true name and family while facing anonymous threats and suspected deceit from others.
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Clinton Place
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Jessica Coumbe
Harriet Gibson
Thithere
Harriet
Rosea Drift
Florida
Fernandina
Harriet Gibgon
Susan Fiala
Bonita Fernandez
Havana
Steinkart
Philadelphia
Burton
Baltimore
Enti
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Scotty Scott Arrested In Desperate Desert Ambush Tale
San Francisco March 2 A Death Valley miner Scotty Scott was arrested on a San Bernardino warrant for complicity in shooting his brother Warren and ambushing a party of Boston mining men led by an expert. Bail posted after about four hours he appeared at the Grand Opera House in Woolly today. The charge arises from an alleged ambush at Wingate Pass intended to drive the expert from the vicinity. Warren Scott wounded in the clash, expected to remain out of action for weeks. Scotty denies the accusation and promises to prove his innocence.
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Burning Titan Strands Off Newfoundland After Fire
The British freight steamer Titian, en route from New York to Manchester, struck a submerged rock near St Johns amid gale and snow, catching fire. With a breached hull and burning midship, she ran aground on the beach to prevent sinking as cargo was damaged and pumps fought flooding.
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Crushed in Cogwheels A Workman Dies at Cumberland Plant
Hamilton Mitchell aged 56 died after his clothing was drawn into cogwheels at Queen City Brick and Tile Company plant in Cumberland Maryland. He was tightening a set screw when his clothes caught and pulled him into the machine. He left two sons and two daughters. A special Pennsylvania Railroad train schedule notes race days from March 28 to April 14 with round trip tickets at 25 cents.
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Isle of Pines Petition Demands Action by U S Officials
A committee member from the Isle of Pines reports a petition and resolution sent to the President and House of Representatives. The document accuses the War Department of duty lapses under former Secretary Root and claims the flag was lowered improperly. It critiques the current government and alleges misrepresentation by Cuba supporters. Signers include I. B. Anderson, H. A. Cole, F. Rathenhoeter, B. T. Fries, George D. Roberts, and I. M. Van Etten.
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Battle near Kebdala reports combat in Morocco
Port Say March 5 reports a battle near Kebdala with fighting between the pretender's infantry and artillery against the Sultan's cavalry in broken ground along the Malaya River. Details of the battle are unavailable.
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Treachery at a Conference Ends in Ambush and Death
An official report states Gov. Curry of Samar and several Americans were killed or wounded after a conference with Pula janes. The attackers set fire to thirty Parajanes while American and Filipino constabulary retaliated. Curry, a former Rough Rider and Manila police chief, had sought peace with extraordinary powers.
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Pattison Little Change Reported From Ohio Governor
Columbus dispatch reports at 10 30 p m that Gov Pattison shows slight restlessness but no major change in condition. Pulse 108 respiration 24 temperature normal physicians say recovery unlikely. Family encouraged yet doctors offer no明hope. cancer rumor denied and no kidney trouble now noted as a separate complication amid the illness.
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Rockefeller Mystery Solved Why Ladies Went to Church by Coupe
Lakewood New Jersey March 4 Mrs John D Rockefeller and her sister Lucy Spellman drove to the Baptist church in a coupe rather than the Rockefeller auto this morning. The car was later found in the stable as the chauffeur worked to fix a carburetor problem. Officials remain uncertain if Rockefeller will be subpoenaed before hearings in New York. Attorney General Hadley said he did not seek to embarrass Rockefeller, only to secure testimony regarding Standard Oil Company stock ownership.
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View of Carnegie Plan Stirs Congress on Rail Rates
The Post reports mixed reactions among Congress members to Andrew Carnegie's rail rate letter. Many lawmakers and Tillman warn that allowing court appeals only in large cases would skew justice against small shippers, while others fear added delays and constitutional issues.
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