Kaiser Faces Save Plan Over Tower Hill Embassy Row
Berlin dispatch details Germany’s efforts to quell the Tower Hill ambassadorial scandal with a cautious official communique. The Kaiser reportedly regrets Mr Hill’s departure but may have discussed Hill as a potential Berlin envoy. Diplomatic fallout risk includes associates and Berlin society reactions, while a broader search for a suitable hostess characterizes the episode.
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Hill
Tower
Washington Post
Berlin
Mac
Germany
Tower Hill
Kaiser Nimsair
Tweedmouth
Foreign Office
Fatherland
Aerger
Twenty second Illinois district convention elects Rodenberg and Beall delegates
The Twenty second Illinois district Republican convention in East St Louis named Representative W A Rodenberg of East St Louis and Mayor Edmund Beall of Alton as national convention delegates with J Holbrook of Dukeis and M D Muir of Greenville as alternates. They endorsed Rodenberg for re election and supported the national and state administrations the deep waterway and the two million dollars for the Dresden dam. A letter from Rodenberg was read explaining his absence due to his son's illness and Edwardsville chairman Thomas Williamson led a prayer for the boy while opponents distributed leaflets attacking Rodenberg prompting a rebuke from the chairman.
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Illinois
Rodemburg
East St. Louis
W. A. Rodenberg
Edmunnpa Beall
Alton
J. Holbrook
Dukois
M.D. Muir
Greenville
Edwardsville
Rodenbere
Hia Record
Elevator tragedy at Takoma Park sanitarium claims a girl
Helen Marie Lawrence thirteen daughter of Mrs Gracia Ford Tongue of Baltimore was crushed between elevator floor and shaft doorway at Washington Sanitarium Takoma Park Friday afternoon. Power failure caused car descent then restart after matron left to check engine room. The child died about seven hours later with mother at bedside. Authorities conduct investigation. sanitarium officials release statement blaming possible tampering by a child. Funeral arrangements set for Monday at grandmother Mrs Sarah Ford.
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Takoma Park Sanitarium
Helen Marie Lawrence
Gracia Ford
Gator Avenue
Baltimore
Washington Sanitarium
Takoma Park
Sarah ¥. Ford
Maple Street
Takoma
Shea
Lauretta Kress
D. M. Kress
Ervator
Ane
Inglewood Sinks After Naphtha Fire Near Oslo
The Norwegian bark Inglewood, sailing from New York to Stockholm, arrived March 20 and caught fire today while loaded with naphtha. It blew up and sank in forty feet of water off Mandal. Thirteen crew members drowned.
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Inglewood
New York
Stockholm
Mandal
Norway
Girl rescues baby from Paxton blaze as home burns
A defective flue caused a fire at Joseph Me Coppin’s Paxton Township home. Neighbors alerted the family and a fourteen year old daughter reentered the flames to carry the cradle and infant to safety. The house was destroyed as the roof collapsed.
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Cailicothe
Ohtoz Mar
Joseph Me. Coppin
Paxton Township
Bumiitz
Navy Plan Emphasizes Preparedness for China and Pacific
President Roosevelt pushes Congress to authorize four first class battleships and a Pearl Harbor naval station to keep the United States ready for future emergencies. The article notes Britain Japan Germany and France building large dreadnoughts while stressing the need for parity to protect American interests and the integrity of China amid potential imperial activity.
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America
Great Britain
Japan
Germany
France
John Callan O'Lauighlin
Roosevelt
Congress
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
United States
Washington
Horn
San Francisco
Tokyo
China
Iwo Otters
Thesanaideratinna
Pacific Ocean
Navy Department
Honolulu
Quarrel Ends in Tragedy In Wytheville
A wealthy fruit grower fatally shoots James Spoon after a street confrontation with Pendleton, sparking arrests and a broader national debate on naval armament and battle fleet expansion. The incident follows an in street encounter that led to Pendleton fleeing, with Spoon killed by gunfire. Authorities aim to enforce order as investigations proceed in Virginia and surrounding states.
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Congress
Wythevie - Za
Mavne
Va. Marin
W. Pan
Eton
James Spaai
Tomarines
Secretary of the Navy
Pendleton Poon
Ae Nee Sb
Navy Lion
Pendleton
Spoon
Gan
Pendletons
Arres
Frauersco Ft
Girl Killed for Wages Slain by Tramps Say Detectives
Special to The Washington Post reports Glen dale police Captain Buchanan concluding fifteen year old Lil Man Thiery was murdered likely for robbery by tramps loitering near the railroad. The girl had just been paid at a box factory in Washington street near the Brooklyn Bridge and was found in a Glendale vacant lot. She claimed to have gone into the lot to sleep and denied any assault.
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Washington Post
New York
Buchanan
Glengale
Lil- Man Thiery
Glendale
Washington Street
Brooklyn Bridge
Jefferson Street
Brooklyn
Gil
Long Island
Bequests of Millionaire Dr Crdronaux Probate In New York
The late Dr John Crdronaux of Glen Head L I died recently. His estate valued near 1400 000 was admitted to probate in Mineola. Large bequests go to hospitals universities and public institutions. Dartmouth College Good Samaritan fund 6000 for a free bed at Mary Hitchcock Hospital .Winchester Norton Hospital 34000 George Washington University 5000 Trinity College 10000 University of Vermont 20000.
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York
John Crdronaux
Glen Head
L. 1
Mineola
Dartmouth College
D.D
Good Samaritan
Mary Hitchcock
Hanover
N. H
Norton Hospital
Tauton
Mass
George Washington University
Washington
D.C
Trinity College
Hartford
Bride Victim of Robbers in New Orleans Home
Otto Helgelsack of 4426 Canal Street found his newlywed wife unconscious upon returning from work. Her vanished 500 diamond earrings, a ransacked house, and a suffocating cloth white with red liquid tied in her mouth describe the assault. The frightened wife reported hearing someone inside before being attacked.
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New Orleans
Mar. Z
Otto Helgelsack
Canal Street
Canadian officer arrests and extradition spark U.S. outrage
La Fond, a French Canadian journalist and American citizen, says he was kidnapped by a Canadian official near Manchester and jailed in Minneapolis after a claim of misusing Travelers Life Insurance funds. He alleges American police facilitated the border transfer and consular action led to his release. He founded La Tribune in Woonsocket.
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Minneapolis
la Fond
Manchester
Washington
State Department
Twenty Dead in Mine Disaster at Union Pacific No 1
Gas and dust explosion at Union Pacific No 1 Mine in Hanna Wyoming kills twenty two men and injures none recovered bodies include Briggs Burton Knox Rimmer Lyons Herron Evans Boyd Reamey Perry Flint Warburton Silfroust Yarnen Munson. fire fought overnight, rescue teams delayed by safety concerns. Relatives plead for aid as crews work from nearby towns.
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Washington Post
Hanna
Wyo
Ewanty
Union Pacific Gon Company
Alexander Briggs
Joseph Burton
James Knox
Alfred Dodds
John Rimmer
Harry Lyons
Robert Herron
John Evans
P. A. Boyd
Gus Reamey
Thomas Flint
Robert Warburton
Gappa Lahtel
Emile Silfroust
John Yarnen
Peter Muns
William Paschor
Briggs
Peter Munson
Ming
Elanna
Italian immigrant found murdered with stiletto wounds
The body of an Italian, Salvator Guleti, from West Virginia, was found in an alley in Cleveland. He had many stiletto wounds on face and body, blood on his bed, and no robbery. Police suspect Black Honda or a revenge motive. about twenty arrests have been made.
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Cleveland
Uimo
Mar
Salvator, Guleti
West Virginia
Guieti
Black Honda
Griscom Helps Bishop at Rome Embassy Reception
Ambassador Grischin hosted a special Rome reception for Brent, praising his Philippines work. Leading American residents and visitors attended. Despite interference from American editors, they donated generously on the spot, including $400 for the Columbia Club in Manila and $1,000 for schools, an unprecedented embassy result.
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Wasungton Post
Rome
Grischin
Brent
Phillippines
America
Indy
Columbia Club
Maynila
Archbishop Treland Speaks on Divorce and Matrimony
The Archbishop discourses on Christ's teachings about marriage and enlarges upon a recent papal encyclical. He says matrimony is not a mere civil contract and that divorce undermines society, warning America faces a tarnished record for divorce and its social damage.
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Pius
America
Ireland
Divorce and the Home in Archbishop Ireland Letter
Archbishop Ireland denounces divorce as breaking the sacred home and weakening civil society. He cites Pope Pius X’s encyclical on marriage, urges priest involvement in marriages to prevent haste, and portrays Christian marriage as a protected sacrament inseparable from divine life.
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Archbishop Treland
St. Paul
Minn
Mar
John Ireland
Pius X
Lost Bank Notes Traced After Susquehanna Arrest
Valentine Ponpino, of Susquehanna Pennsylvania, arrested on counterfeiting charges after First National Bank of Washington to Susquehanna loss of 2501 dollars in transit. Police found about 1000 in Italian money and 1390 in bank notes, some initially thought counterfeit.
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New Yorks
Sar
Valentine Ponpino
Susquehanna
First National ‘Bank
Eec
Washington
Susquehazna
Fonpine
Battle Ship Indiana Beats Minnesota In Noted Race Off California
Aboard one warship the Indiana and the Minnesota raced three miles off lower California with crews betting about ten thousand dollars. The Indiana won while officials recorded each sailor’s stake in a book, claiming the largest bet ever placed on a naval ship race. Other races were anticipated before the fleet reaches San Francisco.
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Ie Wiindis
Caf Fiajosa Pasésat
Tome
Washington
Ted
Mar
Joseph
Manchester
Edward McVeigh
Evans
Indiana
Mitnels
Lower
California
America
Minnesota
Coptat
San Francisco
McVigh
Liberals Stand Fast on Licensing Bill After Peckham Defeat
London dispatch says John Burns vows three more sessions to push the licensing bill. Suffragists are dubbed Hen-Peckhamites after Peckham defeat. News notes Battersea financial crisis and a temperance inquiry citing rising drunkenness among working and wealthy women.
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Woman's Union Church of England Temperance Society
Eilzaty
Home Office
Peckham
Rhein Detained at Quarantine Bound for Baltimore
The steamer Rhein from Bremen was held at Quarantine after a scab of illness aboard. A woman passenger is under observation as the ship remains at Quarantine until tomorrow. Of 217 total passengers, 163 cabin and 54 steerage passengers are bound for Baltimore, with disembarkation leading to Baltimore sailing after New York. A torpedo boat flotilla arrived at Acapulco at noon on March 23.
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Daesa
Rhein
Baltimore
New York
Mar
Bremen
York
Deadly bomb in Union Square as police quell unemployed rally
In New York a mass gathering of about 10 000 unemployed in Union Square was cleared by police after an explosion from a bomb hurled by Selig Silverstein and an associate. One man died, another was mortally wounded, and four officers were injured as the crowd dispersed. Security tightened around the square with hundreds of officers and reserves on duty.
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New York
Robert Hunter
Silverstein
Cohen
Berkman
Uxton Square
Ons Selig Silverstein
Bin
Bildebrand
Union Square Park
East Side
O'Reilly
Marseillaise
Cept
Reidy
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