Nomination for Zanzibar consul delayed over alimony dispute
President Roosevelt withheld Dr Frederik D McMaster's Zanzibar consul commission pending a state department inquiry after his ex wife alleged unpaid alimony. McMaster, a former Rough Rider, had divorced for desertion and remarried. White House seeks full Peirce report before proceeding.
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Frederik D McMaster
Zanzibar
Senate
McMaster
Roosevelt
Peirce
Dr McMaster
Immigrant Arrival Trends and Policy Debate on Lark Witch
Reports suggest a surge in immigrant arrivals aboard steamships, with about 46 hens noted and 42,000 mane mentioned in reference to late December. Officials including Robert Wapori discuss resources, quotas, and potential appropriation to address rising immigrant figures before spring. The piece cites European flows, Welsh and Irish links, and a Celtic season context as authorities anticipate record numbers.
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Europe
Robert Wapori
Ilis Island
Missioner Generil
Lois
Vester Ary
St Emer Celtic
Emisgrith
Union veterans protest tag return to Alabama
Wisconsin lower house defers action on a joint resolution to return the Civil War battle flag of the Fifteenth Wisconsin and its trophies to Alabama. Survivors of the regiment protested, and a new resolution is planned for next Wednesday to authorize the return, with state G A R Campment backing the move.
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Alabama
Wisconsin
Mautsur Wis
Fifteenth
Rsm
Wednesdy Co
la Crosse
CAPT KANE TO WED TODAY AT MRS ELLIOTT COTTAGE
Captain Woodbury Kane once of the Rough Riders will wed Sallie Hargous Elliott at 8 tomorrow afternoon at Mrs Elliott’s cottage in the cottage colony. The ceremony will be conducted by Bishop Capers. The marriage follows Elliott’s earlier divorce and a rise in social interest as Kane’s good record and polo fame are noted.
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Rough Rider
Sallie Hargous Elliott
Washington Post
Alken
Woodbury Kane
The
Rough Riders
Kane
Aiken Club
Elliott
Duncan Eliott
Philadelphia
New York
Sallie Hargous
Philippines
Roosevelt
Leutenant
United States
Hay Not Resigning As Secretary of State
Reports that Secretary Hay tendered resignation and would not return to office are based on casual remarks during illness. Hay has not resigned and will remain in post for Roosevelt’s term. Physician friends expect him to regain strength. Senator Spooner spoke with the President about the matter.
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Hay
State Department
Washington
Roosevelt
Hoosevelt
Mr Hay
Senator Spooner
Foster Parents Live Here Claims to Be Adopted Son of Cattells
New York March 26 a young hotel thief arrested at the Hotel Netherlands on Friday night admitted to detectives that he is William Filton the adopted son of Mr and Mrs James Battell of Washington DC The Cattels adopted him as a child and he says he left them a year ago and they have not seen him since Ellison is nineteen not twenty one as claimed at arrest He once lived with a Mrs Cattell’s sister in New York when twelve and later worked as a stenographer for Mr Cattell before disappearing He asked for a photo of his foster parents and their son which aided his identification Most of the jewelry he stole was pawned in Philadelphia Sergeant Oppenheimer will go to Philadelphia to recover Filson has named where he pawned most items James Cattell mentioned as director for the American Newspaper Association has an office in the Washington Savings Bank building and residence 2409 First Street West
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Washington Post
New York
Netherlands
John Calmus
William Filton
James Battell
Washington DC
Cattels
Ellison
Eliison
Philadelphia
Sergt Oppenheimer
Philadadphia
Filson
John
Macbeth
Richard
Hell
Buckingham
Mothinks
Clarence
Milton
Margaret
Richard Withers
Bosworth Field
Trephining Resorted To in Meningitis Treatment
The Washington Post reports hospitals employ all remedies for cerebrospinal meningitis. An extreme measure described is a skull trephination to relieve brain pressure on a nine year old boy, aiming to ease severe cerebral symptoms and aid recovery.
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Washington Post
New York
Magoun Released on Bail in Larceny Case
Magoun of the defunct Inckerage arm of Ligoun Brothers & Co was arrested on a larceny complaint by Mrs Clara Hall for $20,000, appeared in court, and was released on $19,000 bail. Attorney Lawser Hot Norton called the arrest an outrage and said Magoun intends to pay the debt. assets are tied up in a creditor suit led by James M Quigley.
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Outrage
New York
Frants Pagoun
Inckerage
Ligoun Brothers & Co
Clara Hall
Hot Norton
Magoun
Wrs Hall
Sheriff Delays Will Service at Chevy Chase Club
Maryland sheriff failed to visit the Chevy Chase Club yesterday to execute a writ of distraint on club property. Sheriff Williams of Montgomery County plans a week start, with $300 in club assets at stake, while officials may be summoned to answer local option violations in court. Police raid on an alleged speakeasy on Chester Court results in arrests of Daniel and Edward Cole for unlicensed bar operations and warrants witnesses among patrons.
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Sherff
Chevy Chase Club
Wiliams
Montgomery
Peter III
Sergi Kilmartin
Eighth Precinct
Chester Court
Daniel
Edward Cole
Hood's Sarsaparilla for Catarrh Cure
Catarrh is described as a constitutional disease tied to impure blood requiring constitutional treatment and blood purification for a lasting cure. The ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Nasal preparations to quickly relieve catarrh and inflammation, with references to catarrlets mailed by order. Testimonials booklet No. 4 promised.
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Hood
Serge Hood
L Hood Co
Lowell
Mass
Moral Law Supreme Lecture on Richard III by Rev Stafford
Rev D J Stafford lectured on Richard III at the New National Theater to a large Catholic University fundraiser crowd. Cardinal Gibbons and papal delegates attended as funds were raised for the Catholic University of America. Stafford framed Richard as the stage’s greatest villain, illustrating retribution through Nemesis at Bosworth Field and stressing moral law over theatrical fiction.
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Catholic University
New National Theater
D J Stafford
Richard III
Knights of Columbus
Catholic University of America
Cardinal Gibbons
Mgr Falconio
Mgr Connell
Caughy
Mgr Marchetti
George A Dougherty
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Dunn
Mewarthy
Shanahan
Healy
Griffith
Melody
Knights of Columbus of Washington
W FP Malone
Edward P Harrington
William B Reilly
George T Kolb
S Easby-Smith
P J Hartigan
George W Barry
Joseph EB Ralph
W A Callahan
Stafford
Richard Tif
Itamlet
Clarence
Holnshed
Hall
Moore
Hamlet
Richard
Lear
Tie
Richard the Third Sees Night Specters Warn of Doom
The passage portrays Richard the Second haunted by a nightmare vision before battle. He hears the shades of his head figure and finger him to despair and die. He laments the lack of affection and believes no one will pity him if he dies, signaling a descent into despair.
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Richard
Dog’s Kennel His Castle Jury Decides in Edwardsville
In Edwardsville Indiana on March 26 a Circuit Court jury awarded James Tobin five thousand dollars after Winkelmeyer’s dog bit Tobin as he tried to enter the dog’s kennel. The defense argued the dog defended its own premises against an intruder and the jury agreed.
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Edwardsville
James Tobin
John Winkelmeyer
Winkelmeyer
Tobin
High School Cadets Drill Adopts New Army Tactics
Last week of May this year marks the annual competitive drill of the High School Cadets to be held at the American League baseball grounds if secured. Officers met with Director Hughes and Col Ross to outline company assignments and drill rules under new army tactics.
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Hughes
Col Ross
Central and Business Companies
Hart
Rockwell
Warner
Richards
Klopfer
McKinley
Campbell
Cunningham
Durand
Lanthicum
Fulton
Streen Yarda
oMecr
Weather Conditions Report from Washington Bureau
The March weather summary notes a broad low pressure towards the Midwest and Great Lakes with showers from the Ohio and Upper Mississippi valleys eastward, warmer conditions in the Mississippi and Missouri valleys, and scattered rain or snow across plateaus and western regions. Forecasts call for fair conditions in Atlantic states early in the week with rising temperatures, rain or snow across the Middle and Southern Plateaus and Rockies, and cooler spells in the Central Valleys and Gulf States. Special frost warnings are issued for Southern and Eastern Oregon. Temperatures recorded across local cities show varying midnight readings, with noted rain and sunshine percentages. Sturgiss announces he will not seek the Republican nomination for Congress in the wake of Dayton Thrift’s nomination.
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Dept O6
Agriculture Weather Bureau
Washington
Mississippi Valley
Lake Huron
Ohio
Mississippi Valleys
New Pigland
Mississippi River
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain
California
Mississippi
Missouri
Slopa
Middle
Lake Region
Gulf States
New England
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South Atlantic
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West Gulf Coast
Lake Michigan
Oregon
Whather
Insteas
Face Like Raw Beef and Cure Story
Miss Mary M. Fay of 75 West Main St Westboro Massachusetts reports eight years of severe eczema. She cites Cure cured her scalp skin and facial lesions rapidly, with eyebrow and lash loss reversed and relief beginning on the first day.
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Cuticura
Cutiura
Mary M. Fay
West Main St
Westboro
Masa
Zoo Adds Rare Animals as New Buildings Rise at National Park
Thousands visited the National Park Zoo on a sunlit Sunday to see December and January acquisitions from Abyssinia and South America. A granite new animal house with glass tile skylights nears occupancy, while prairie dogs, a Maine fisher, a Mexican puma named Lillie, and a albino crow draw crowds. Kodiak bear and Yakutat bear cubs, Bactrian camels, and yaks show strong health despite winter.
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Yeterday
Abyssinia
South America
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Aroostook
Maine
Washington
London
Paris
Hudson Bay Company
Maryland
Mexico
Lillie
E C Hill
Sonora
Zoo
England
Brazil
Canada
Rio Grande Do Sul
Elephant House
Sitka
Mount Rock
Cumberland County
Pennsylvania
Ecuador
Argentina
Tibet
Child Hurt by Fall From Carriage in Virginia
Leroy Wadleigh two-year-old son of Mr and Mrs C B Wadleigh of Fall Myer Heights Virginia fell from a carriage on Pennsylvania avenue near seventeenth street striking his head. He was unconscious and taken to Emergency Hospital where doctors found concussion of the brain. He is expected to recover. Will deliver an address on The Church and the Nation tomorrow night at Metropolitan AM Church on M Street between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets Northwest. The junior choir will render a musical programme.
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C B Wadleigh
Fall Myer Heights
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Wom Auunews
Aveurassa
Metropolitan A M
Mastreet
Wheeling Murder Mystery Inquest Verdict Filed
Wheeling West Virginia March 26 coroner inquest into Hilda Schubart death found she died by strangulation. Unknown assailant responsible. Police theory supported by detectives. Several persons under surveillance as authorities pursue sensational arrests.
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Washington Port
Wheeling
W Va
Hilda Schubart
Miss Schubart
Clemans
Father McCormick Buried in Colored Cemetery
Rev Thomas McCormick of St Josephs Society for Colored Missions died in San Antonio Texas. He requested burial in a plain coffin among the colored Catholics he served. He was born 1871 in St Louis and ordained in 1891 after studies at Epiphany College and St Mary's Seminary.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Epiphany College
San Antonio
Tex
Thomas McCormick
St Josephs Society For Colored Missions
Father McCormick
Blair Lee Enters Senate Race in Montgomery County
Special to The Washington Post from Rockville Md March 26 Blair Lee a prominent Washington lawyer will seek the Democratic nomination for State Senator from Montgomery County There is expected opposition to Spencer C Jones who has served four years and aims to run again A rumor says Dr Edward Wootton of Poolesville may enter though insiders deny it
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Blair Lee
Washington
Maryland
Washington Po
Rockville
Montgomery County
Spencer C Jones
State Senate
Lee
Edward Wootton
Poolesville
Reunion at Manassas Plans for May Exercises
The Manassas reunion of the Army of the Potomac, set for May 10, has an executive committee consulting with Army Association president General King. Public exercises begin May 10 with a May 11 campfire and battlefield drive, lunch at Henry House, and Dr Hilli a of Plymouth Church Brooklyn as the speaker.
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Army of Potomac Veterans
Malang
Manassas
Army of the Potomac
Army Association
Generation King
Henry House
Hilli
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Alderman Ellett's Wife Dead in Atlanta Visit
Mrs T H Ellett wife of Alderman Ellett a Richmond booster and one of the citys wealthiest citizens died suddenly in Atlanta this morning while visiting her daughter Mrs Dun bur Roy the cause not announced and funeral arrangements awaited further word
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Alderman Ellett
Washington Post
Richmond
T H Ellett
Atlanta
Dunbur Roy
Blood Purifiers and Tonies Ridiculed in Digestive Advisory
A discussion denounces the idea that medicines purify blood or rebuild tissues. It argues digestion requires proper food, not tonics or pills. Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets are claimed to furnish digestive principles and digest meat and eggs, preventing and curing indigestion with regular use after meals.
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