Diplomatic Shakeup as Tower Resigns Berlin Post
The President accepted Mr. Tower’s resignation, surprising the Ambassador who has served twenty years abroad. Hill’s possible continuation could alter Berlin ties with Emperor and Empress hosting Tower’s withdrawal, while a successor will be chosen from the diplomatic service.
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Hill
Tower
Neton
United States
Berlin
Cower
Jr. Hill
Hilll
Robert Hucon
Bacon
Washington
Yower
Kaiser declines Hill as American ambassador to Berlin
The German government declined to reserve Dr. David Jayne Hill for the American ambassadorship to Berlin succeeding Charlemagne Tower. Secretary Root and the State Department reacted with surprise, noting Emperor William’s objection stems from a past visit by Prince Henry. Hill’s rise in diplomacy and prior service under Hay is described, with Otto von Sternberg involved in inquiries.
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David Jayne Hill
Ambbassador
Charlemagne Tower
K. Vie
The
Hague
Hay
William
America
Prince Henry
Full
Dr. Hill
State Department
Fills
Root
Foreign Office
Unt
Wny
Washington
Baron Speck von Sternbnrg
Bombay
Hood's Sarsaparilla under the Pure Food and Drugs Act
The advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla remained unchanged in form and advertising under the Pure Food and Drugs Act. It asserts the tonic was originated from Dr Oliver of Boston and prescribed with great success. It is described as a spring medicine, restorative, and blood purifier with numerous cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Boston
Hood
Diplomat Dr HiN Leaves State Department for Hague Post
The article notes Dr HiN departing the State Department to become Minister at The Hague, with prior transfers to Switzerland and involvement in the second Hague conference. It highlights his social prominence in Washington, extensive social duties abroad, and a reputation as an economic expert and political author especially on tariffs, influencing the McKinley and Roosevelt campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Switzerland
Hague
Cou Rt
Root
Washington
German Declines to Receive David Jayne Hill as Ambassador
Paris and The Hague diplomatic circles report that Germany has declined to accept Dr. David Jayne Hill as the American Ambassador to Berlin. Hill, arriving from The Hague, expresses surprise at the decision and notes he had seen Germany’s satisfaction with his selection in an official Washington communication. The absence of official reasons leads to confusion and speculation.
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Jor
Fun
DL Taraney Fia
Huh
Ameri
Sutverland
Ag Chatask
Hnl
Berlin
Ambbassador
Washington
Paris
David Jayne Hill
Re Hague
Regina
Germany
Roosevelt
Hill
Hil
Hague
the Hague
Mar
David Jayne HM
Berin
ROOTS ALUMNI BANQUET HIGHLIGHTS POLITICS AND TRIBUTE
Secretary Elvin Root addressed Tamitton College alumni at Le Normandie Hotel praising campus traditions. He quipped he was "instructed to vote for Hughes" sparking laughter, as officers were elected and several guests and speakers attended including James McLachlen and C. B. Low. absence of Rep. Sherman noted.
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Elvin Root
Tamitton College Alumni Association
le Normandie
Root
Hughes
James 8. Sherman
Association
K. A. Sherman
Hamilton
C. B. Low
James McLachlen
Cannon
Representative Sherman
M. &. Dayton
Representative McLachlen
R. W. Atone
J. R. Baker
J. D. Collins
J. H. Cunningham
E. Q. Perry
Charles 8. Bundy
Ausburn Towner
M. E. Dayton
Eli
Dr Stanton Coit Jailed for Assault on Omnibus Conductor
London March Magistrate Garrett sentenced Dr Stanton Coit noted writer and lecturer to one month in prison for assault on an omnibus conductor. Coit denies the charge and has been liberated pending appeal. He chairs the West London Ethical Society and edits the Ethical Review. Born in Columbus Ohio, he once worked as a herd worker at NYU settlement and holds degrees from American universities.
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London
West London
Garrett
Stanton Coit
Celt
West London Ethical Society
The
Ethical Review
Columbus
Ohio
Herd
New York University
Funeral for Senator Bryan Draws Dense Jacksonville Crowd
In Jacksonville, crowds lined streets and uncovered heads as the cortege for Senator William James Bryan passed by St. John's Episcopal Church. Stores closed at 2 pm and citizens gathered in sorrow to honor the Floridian statesman.
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Jacksonville
Fla
William James Bryan
St. John's Episcopal Church
W. W. Shields
Hever
Bryan
No Hope for Stevens as Koreans Plan Defense Fund
Durham W. Stevens, adviser to the Japanese government in Korea, was shot in San Francisco and faced possible death from peritonitis. A Korean colony meeting in Los Angeles announced a fundraising effort to aid in the defense of those held over the attempted killing, while H Cynn vouched for the shooting. Tokyo lawmakers sent condolences to Stevens and expected similar actions from the Lords.
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Gos Angeles
Tokyo
Washington Post
San Francisco
Mar
Durham W. Stevens
Korea
J. W. Chang
Stevens
Hunting‘ton
Los Angeles
D. W. Stevens
H. Cynn
University of Southern California
Cynn
House of Representatives
Korean Council of State
House of Lords
Michigan Governor Predicts Taft Victory At Presidential Nomination
Gov. Fred M. Warner of Michigan, returning from Crystal Springs Florida, said if Michigan voters chose the Republican nominee Taft would win 90 percent. He briefed President Taft through Sen. William Alden Smith and met Diekema and others at the Capitol, predicting Michigan’s delegation will back Taft on the first ballot.
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Michigan
Taft
Fred M. Warner
Capitol
Crystal Springs
Fla
Sanwel W. Smith
Diekema
House
Senate
William Alden Smith
Jansing
Warner
Fordney
Michiigan
Ev Cote
Doris Has Her Way in The Saturday Evening Post
A short note on the current issue of The Saturday Evening Post by Jacques Futrelle and Bert Leston Taylor. It previews the stories Doris Has Her Way and The Simple Case of Susan, describing themes of high society, elopement, and a rich New York girl, with publication details and pricing.
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Susan
New York
Saturday Evening Post
Jacques Futrelle
Doris
Bert Leston Taylor
Evening Post
Chinese Traitors Convicted In State Secrets Case
Seven men arrested and recently charged with trafficking in government secrets were convicted and sentenced to long terms. The court calls the conspiracy widespread and the revelations have alarmed the administration. Thirty important prisoners are held. the police chief of the Forbidden City is reportedly among them.
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Peking
Mar
Ta Jg
Elie of Police
Forbidden City
Tie
Dynasty
Welles
Fort Wadsworth to Lose Trolley Line for Security Measures
War Department orders removal of trolley tracks from Fort Wadsworth New York to block access and photograph opportunities at batteries and guns. Nearly a mile of track to be removed with new routes planned Lehmann Avenue. A large wall may be erected with sentries to prevent intrusions on the 112 acre reservation.
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New York
Mar
Fort, Wadsworth
War Department
Narrows
Richmond Eight and Power Company
HH. Rogers
Standard Oil Company
Lehmann
Fort Wadsworth
Sherman Improves. surgeon not required yet
Representative James Sherman of New York, ill in this city with gall stones, showed marked improvement last night. His three sons arrived in Washington yesterday with Dr. H. Peck, his family physician from Utica, and officials believe an operation may be unnecessary. Do not rely on external ads in this notice.
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James
Sherman
New York
Mr. Sherman
Washington
H. &. Peck
Utica
Fears State's Rights End on Railroad Rate Ruling
Governor Glenn voiced concern over the Supreme Court decision on Minnesota and North Carolina cases, arguing it undermines state authority by letting Federal courts regulate railroad rates and potentially other state matters. He warned enforcement could be blocked only by court order and recalled supporting a 2.5 cent rate before state law set 2.25 cents.
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York
Tha
Minneste
North Carolina
Harlan
Glenn
Minnesota
Fedora
Objects to Chinese Citizen State Department Seeks to Revoke Papers
The State Department moves to revoke naturalization papers issued in Boston over thirty years ago to George William, a Chinese native from Amay China. The action follows a request from the American Minister at Peking. Chief William H. Lewis of the Boston Naturalization Bureau is ordered to commence revocation proceedings. Williams arrived in Boston in 184 and allegedly obtained papers in 1677, though he had no lawful right, and he later returned to China in 1897.
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State Department
Boston
Mass
Mar
Washington
George William
Amay
China
Peking
Wiliam H. Lewis
Naturalization Bureau
Williams
Hopeful Update on Penrose as Illness Improves
Philadelphia March 5 Senator Penrose with a dangerous illness shows slight midnight improvement per doctors note no senior bulletin yet. last report at 9 pm says no change for the worse and resting comfortably. Incomplete list of local names accompanies the report with ages and addresses.
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Philadelphia
United States
Penrose
Bomb Explodes at Hampton Shoddy Mills Injuring Several
A dynamite blast at the Hampton shoddy mills in New Hampton, five miles from here, damaged a grinding machine and engine building, injuring several workers in nearby structures. A former employee was taken into custody for questioning. The blaze left a large well lit area with offices for rent at the Washington Post Building.
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Hampton Junction
N. J
Hampton
New Hampton
Haere
Washington Post Building
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Wineman & Co
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Newton Pl
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Sanders & Stayman
Pera
American Security and Trust Company
Witeenth and
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G & Bryand
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Brussels
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Roxbury
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India
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Post
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King Baker
Eleventh Street
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Washington, D. C
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Christian Xander
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St. N. W
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Washington Post ‘Building
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