Russia Proposes Mixed Police Plan at Moroccan Conference
Ambassadors report momentum toward a settlement in Tangier and Casablanca as Russia pushes an American proposed mixed police force to replace the Austrian scheme. White in charge of the American delegation planned no formal submission to the conference, seeking a feasible exit from the stalemate. Inspection powers and central bank matters loom as potential friction points amid a generally hopeful outlook.
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Tangier
Casablanca
Algeviras
Moroccin
Associated Press
Russia
Nik
Sh. White
Inchenge
Hus
Deng
Resud
France
Alsy
Fought with Wooden Indian Baltimore Man Fears Fate of Antagonist
In Baltimore Maryland a man was brought to Central police station badly drunk and bleeding after a confrontation with a burly opponent described as a wooden Indian. The assailant was seriously injured. officers prepared to examine the other party. The report mixes crime color with obituary-like notices and local notices.
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Baltimore
Washington Post
James Neary Wats
Central
Twnigh
Neary Wastwich
Tomul
Notice of Starrige and death notice insertion
Notice states Starrige and death notices may be inserted in The Washington Post and will appear simultaneously in listed morning newspapers without extra charge upon application. Newspapers named include New York Times, 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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Starrige
Washington Post
REV York Ties
Mastay
Buffalo Courier
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
BT Lows Republic
Syracuse Post-Standard
ST Paul Pioneer Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cincinnati Enquirer
Local Undertakers Advertise Services and Parlors
A set of local funeral homes advertises undertaker and embalmer services. Listings include WR. Speare at 940 F Street NW, Harvey's Sons at 1345 Fourth NW, John R. Wright Co at 1397 Teath Street, William Lee and George P. Zarhorst offering parlors, livery, crematoriums, and moderate prices with contact telephones.
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WR. Speare
F Street
N. W
R. F. Harvey's Sons
William Lee
George P. Zarhorst
East Capitol
Telephone East
American Services in Rome Celebrate Anniversary at St Paul’s
The American Church of St Paul in Rome marked its thirtieth anniversary with Bishop Henry Cadman Potter delivering the consecration sermon. Potter’s father led the first service in 1469, and a mosaic memorial will begin immediately in the churchyard, directed by Mr Rooke who aided Sir Philip Burne-Jones on existing mosaics.
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Potter
Church of St. Paul
Rome
St Faul
Henry Cadman Potters
R. J. Nevin
St. Paul's
Chrch
Mr. Rooke
Philip Burne-Jones
Japanese Still Starving Relief Efforts in Formosa Quake Response
Tokyo reports famine relief improving slightly due to foreign aid and winter easing but says aid is inadequate leaving thousands at risk of starvation. Parents send children to Okayama orphanage. one girl carried a postal card with parents’ address. Food mixes include straw and weeds. taxes reduced but not enough for immediate relief. American donations praised. South Formosan quake survivors still homeless and awaiting aid. Pope Pius receives Martin Moroney and Mrs Moroney from Philadelphia and Scranton, praising Philadelphia charities.
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Tokyo
Okayama
Ugeno Airway
Claid
Farme
South
Formosa
Death of Col Shackelford ends prolific dime novelist era
Special to The Washington Post reports Col Harvey Sing Shackelford, famed for Old Sleuth and Fred Fernor dime novels, died at home in Atlanta of paralysis. Born near Greenville, Ga sixty years ago, he found fortune after years of struggle as a writer.
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Washington Post
Atlanta
Harvey Sing Shackleford
Col. Shackleford
United States
Fred Fearnor
Greenville
Richmond Mayor Denies Star Spangled Banner Wave Remark
Richmond mayor Carlton McCarthy denounces claims he ordered fifteen thousand Star Spangled Banners to be waved at President Roosevelt. He says stenographer misrepresented his speech about flags, and he condemns misquotes and absurd reports while confirming his remarks honored state and Confederate symbols. Floyd Phillips of Parsons, West Virginia, died after being crushed by a train at Morrel after slipping on the rain and being struck.
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Roosevelt
Washington Post
Ruchmond
Carlton McCarthy
Richmond
Virgina
Englisa
Swifts
South
Ricmond
United States
Winder murder case draws women to view execution
The Wallington Post reports Maryland women and others petitioning for clemency while many more seek permission to witness the hanging of Isaac Winder. Sheriff Elliott refused entry to several women and Governor Fairfield says law will run its course.
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Maryland
Death fears haunt Richmond family over missing man Truman Statdard
Truman Statdard, seventy two, missing from his Richmond home, is believed to have committed suicide. He had long suffered ill health and repeatedly spoke of ending his earthly troubles, being watched by relatives. he left the home of his son in law J Lester Taylor early this morning, followed by Mrs Taylor, and is feared to have sought death in the muddy waters of the river.
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Truman Statdard
Richmond
Saegial
Washington
Miners Lift Death Toll to Twenty Six at Century Mine
In Wheeling West Virginia on March 23 two more bodies were recovered at the Century mine, bringing the death list to twenty six. Funeral services were held for twenty of the dead miners this afternoon as the miners union and coal company offer aid to bereaved families and survivors. Of the thirty injured, all are expected to recover.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Century
Miners’ Union
Coal Company
Escaped From Blazing House in Cumberland Fire
Special to The Washington Post from Cumberland Maryland reports the home of C James Orrick a wholesale dealer on the edge of Fort Cumberland was destroyed by fire early today. Loss about 1200 with 5500 insurance caused by faulty cellar insulation. Mrs James M Sloan Jr Orrick daughter and their family escaped in night clothes. A violin valued at about 1000 was saved as only a few pieces of furniture could be saved. A separate item notes tug Margaret with three barges ashore near Chincoteague and assistance dispatched from Norfolk. A measure of tragedy comes from Huntington West Virginia where two children of Moses Maynard died of measles and the father died shortly after. In Tazewell Ballard Thompson aged fifteen is badly mangled after being thrown from a moving freight train and will likely have amputation.
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Washington Post
Cumberland
C. James Orrick
Old Caboniat Fort Cumberland
James M. Sloan, Jr
Orrick
Norfolk
Margaret
New York
Chincoteague
Tig
N. Smith
H. H. Hickman
Itis City
Dduntington
W. Va
Moses Maynard
Sandy Hiver
The
Tazewell
Ballard Thompson
Heean
Christ Church Destroyed by Fire in La Plata Maryland
The new Christ Church in La Plata Maryland was destroyed by a fire this afternoon. The cornerstone was laid October 4, IKH. The cost was $17,000 with insurance $7,000. The rector is Rev. George Graham.
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Washington
la Plata
Christ Church
George (. Graham
Virginia Obituarys From Tazewell to Roanoke Area
Virginia obituary notices report the death of Edward McDonald of Tazewell died at his son Al Blake McDonald’s home in Pocahontas aged 72. Also George W. Richardson, Roanoke chief clerk, died suddenly aged 60. James Johnston of Linden died at Strasburg Hospital aged 20 from stomach cancer. Burial details to Richmond and undelivered burial plans noted.
New York Senate Honors Susan B Anthony in Condolence Resolution
The Baltimore American notes a remarkable tribute by the New York State Senate on Susan B Anthony’s death. The resolution praises her distinguished public service and marks a notable advancement for the movement she led, recognizing her as a public character worthy of honor.
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Baltimore American
Senate
State of
New York
Susan LB. Anthony
Not As It Should Be From Chicago News From Elayrixn
A humorous dialecty note describes a mishap as a person lands in a coat hole before joining the team. The fragment hints at a chaotic scene and quick city updates from last week.
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Chicago News
Elayrixn
Death of Judge Brown in Maryland Paralysis Victim
Special to The Washington Post Centerville Maryland March 28 Judge Henry Brown Jr former State treasurer and associate judge of the second judicial circuit died at Greensboro Caroline County about 4 o clock this morning death due to paralysis stricken Saturday afternoon while traveling from Greenboro to Centerville his sons hastened to his bedside from various sections of the country He was in his fifty ninth year a son of the late Madigan Brown elected to the judgeship in 1902 He was president of the Queen Anne National Bank Centerville and was a colonel on the staff of former Gov B W Jackson When the defalcation of State Treasurer Stevenson Archer became known in 1800 and a vacancy was created Gov Jackson appointed Mr Brown treasurer Judge Brown is survived by his widow formerly Miss Margaret K Turpin of this county one brother Rev Joel T Brown one sister Mrs James Bordley and several neices and nephews plus a daughter Miss Elizabeth Neale Brown Richard Jones of Reckville Md died yesterday morning General debility was the cause of death He was unmarried and survived by two sisters Mrs Margaret Broskley Bartolett died Saturday at the residence of her son in law James G Boss at Spencerville Md She was the widow of Thomas J Bartollet and was in her sixty ninth year Fus neral from the Free Methodist Church Spencerville at 2 p m Tuesday Boston Massachusetts March 28 Mrs Robert D Wrenn wife of the tennis player died today at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs A S Dabney of this city She had been ill for several weeks
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Maryland
Washington
Centerville
Bawin Henry Brown
Second Judicial
Greensboro
Caroline County
Greenabora
Judge Brown
Madigan Brown
Queen Anne National Bank
B. W. Jackson
Stevenson Archer
Richard Jones
Reckville
Sol
Margaret Broskley Bartolett
James G. Boss
Spencerville
Thomas 3. Bartolett
Fusneral
Free Methodist Church
Boston
Robert D. Wrenn
Dabney
Clements Suit Opens Against Lyon For 320000 Damages
James E. Clements a former Alexandria County public schools superintendent sues Frank Lyon editor of the Alexandria County Monitor for 320000 in personal injuries alleged from an April courthouse assault. The suit stems from an office confrontation after which Lyon allegedly struck Clements with a clenched fist near the base of the brain. The case will be called at the spring term beginning April 23.
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Washington Fost Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
James E. Clements
Pubiic
Alexanaria County
Frank Lyon
Alexandria County Monitor
Alexandria County
Circuit Court
Clements
J. K. M. Norton
Lyon
Anderson
Virginia
The
Monitor
Unclaimed Jelters List Tops Alexandria Post Office
Among the unclaimed Jelters on the Alexandria post office list Saturday evening are names such as Acugsnery Stogan Burne Mile Birne Tija Boladzijo P. Frankenozemmy Peter Foka Stevan Giwrici and others. The long list may explain Postmaster-elect Bur roughs difficulty in securing a deputy postmaster.
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Alexandria
Acugsnery
Stogan Burne
Mile Birne
Tija Boladzijo
P. Frankenozemmy
Peter Foka
Stevan Giwrici
Peter Herceg
A. Koztowskiemo
Ferepy Kaneagur
Vukelic Kovac
Fenko Kohmézya
Guetino Lebano
Lyon A. Mintwell
Mixota
Funeral of Mrs Emma Strauss To Be Held Tomorrow
The funeral for Mrs Emma Strauss wife of former Mayor Henry Strauss will be at 47 Prince Street Alexandria tomorrow afternoon after a long illness. She was born in Hanover Germany on December 22 18 and spent most of her life in Alexandria surviving her husband and a daughter Mrs Phil Letermann of Charlottesville Virginia. transfers and other local notices follow including Rev J P Stump leaving Alexandria and Elks Lodge election officers tonight at Prince Street hall. A civil service exam will be held at the post office in Alexandria on April 14 at 9 p m for clerk and carrier positions. Captain Thomas H Fowler aged sixty seven died at his Spencer North Carolina home last night of apoplexy. He served over twenty years as a passenger conductor on the Southern Railway between Greensboro and Goldsboro. He leaves a wife two sons and a daughter.
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Emma Strauss
Henry Strauss
Prince Street
Alexandria
Strauss
Hanover
Germany
Phil. Letermann
Charlottesville
Elks
Alexandria Lodge
Order of Elks
Elks’ Hall
Thomas H. Fowler
Washington Post
Spencer
N. C
Mebane
Fowler
Greensboro
Goldsboro
Operators Expect Strike at Bituminous Conference
Reports from Indianapolis indicate no sign of weakening between mine operators and miners as talks resume. In Schuylkill region Pa foremen rush inside work metrics to finish by next Saturday amid expected general coal mine shutdown after March 31 if no agreement. Rumors of April 2 closures circulate in Seranton Pa though company officials deny them.
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Mahanoy City
Schuylkill
Serantor
Indianapolis
Coal operators forecast $1 a ton rise to cover miners' demands
New York reports anthracite coal operators claim pending miners' wage demands would require a $1.00 per ton price increase for domestic consumers. They argue higher wages add 64 percent to labor cost, translating to 23.48 cents per ton, and under the Roosevelt arbitration sliding scale, every 5 cents in the market price raises wages by 1 percent, shifting burden to domestic sizes.
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New York
Anthracite J
Roosevelt Arbitration Board
Coal price raise to share operator needs 61.8 cents
The text explains that for every 5 cents added to coal price miners receive 29 cents and the operator 21 cents. To secure the operator’s 61.8 cents share a price increase is required, reaching about $1.20. Some companies expect the raise to be slightly lower or higher.
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Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Labor Problem Discussion in Philadelphia Meeting
Employers and employes to be heard at the American Academy of Political and Social Science annual meeting in Philadelphia on April 6 and 7. The topic The improvement of labor conditions of the United States will be presented from opposing sides by employers and by leaders of several major unions. E E Clark grand chief conductor of the Order of Railway Conductors of America will speak on the trade agreement.
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Philadelphia
American Academy of Political and Social Science
United States
E.E. Clark
Order of Railway Conductors of America
Roosevelt
Mother Clings to Her Dead Child on Train
Special to The Washington Post Huntington West Virginia March 25 A mother from Fire Creek West Virginia held the dead body of her three year old girl in her arms for two miles aboard a Camden interstate electric car. Passengers wept as she refused to surrender the child until police officers at Central City removed the body. The woman, poverty stricken, traveled with three other small children in tattered clothes en route from Fire Creek to a relative in Ceredo.
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Washington Post
Huntington
W. Va
Camden
J. W. Martin
Fire Creek
Central City
Pire Creek
Ceredo
Grape-Nuts Put A Railroad Man Back On Track
A railroad worker describes long standing indigestion from greasy meals. After trying Grape-Nuts, he reports relief from stomach distress and clearer thinking, saying he can digest anything with Grape-Nuts banishing his nervous symptoms. The testimonial is attributed to the Postum Company and Battle Creek Michigan with a note to read The Hold to Wellville.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Reforms in Peril Across Russia Amid Turmoil
The article argues that reform movements face a revolutionary minority unwilling to compromise, prompting harsh government action. It discusses use of military force, possible excesses, and the claimed imprisonment numbers. It also covers anti Jewish sentiment, Count Witte's stance, and Parliament's role on equality before law. It notes land hunger among peasants as a critical issue for Russia's future.
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Therm
Count Witte
Bagter
Russia
Witte
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