Natal cabinet resignations amid colonial interference at London
Natal premier Smythe faced London orders to postpone executions of twelve natives for policemen murders. Governor delayed sentences, ministry resigned over constitutional clash. Parliament debates colonial interference and self government as Shanghai murders indemnity discussed.
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London
Pietermaritzburg
Natal
Colonial Office
Charles John Smythe
Winston Churchill
Smythe
Cartly
Henry McCullum
Durban
Earl of Elgin
Pasmpup
Executive Council
Rew
Lorrher
Lord rSigin
House of Commons
Ackers-Douglas
Lord Elgin
Lord Bigin
Charehul
Britain
Joudgon
Morning Post
Shanghai
Minish
Nanchang
Wuchengol
Obituaries and death notices from Richmond area
A batch of death notices and funeral announcements dated March with multiple names and residences. Lelia Tyree Espa, William S Lawrence, Agnes Gilihan, J Edward McGraw, James J O Connor, Mary Elizabeth Knowlton, Adelaide Bury Wilson, and others listed with dates, locations, and service details. Interments and funeral times appear across households in Richmond and nearby streets, inviting relatives and friends to attend.
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FIGG
Richmond
Lelia Tyree
A.W. Espa
Cris
Lawrence
William S. Lawience
Agnes Gilhihan
St Dominic's
Chirehiends
McGraw
James J O'Crennor
Mary O'Connor
McCaghtte
Kamer
Meron Gt
Church of the Flaly Comforter
J. Lows
Hedfern
Nuwle
India’s Need of Big Army Sparks Viceroy Debate
In Calcutta on March 2 native members of the viceroy’s council condemned the vast military expenditure urged by Lord Kitchener in India. Earl of Minto warned against false security, saying Russia may rebound and the army price remains insurance for India’s frontier safeguards.
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Calcutta
Lord Kitchener
India
Russia
Earl of Minto
Storer in Vienna as Ambassador Recalled Yet Remains
The retiring American Ambassador to Austria Hungary Bellamy Storer returns to Vienna and says his resignation was requested in March and he will not resume charge. No direct embassy talks will occur until his recall letters are presented, with Mr Rives remaining as chargé d affaires and future plans to split time between America and Europe.
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Vienna
Amerian
Austria-Hungary
Bellamy Storer
Rives
Storer
State Department
Washington
Baron von Hengelmaner
Foreign Office
Stores
White Denies Interview At Algeciras Conference
Delegates at Algeciras pursue unanimity on Moroccan reforms before ratification. An American delegate denies published interviews claiming coercion by Germany and France, asserting he refused further interviews. Ambassadors and reporters debate authenticity of the quoted remarks and the source telegraph.
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Algeciras
Spain
Winte
London
Paris
Wiiw
Algecias
State Department
Numeroua
London ‘Telegraph
France
Chancellor's Crisis Rumor Denied in Reichstag Speech
Berlin reports Chancellor von Buelow denounces rumors of a looming chancellor crisis as foolish. He calls for separating colonial from foreign affairs by creating a secretariat for the corona, and rejects claims of retirement. The North German Gazette denies retirement rumors and urges cautious reporting.
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Germany
Berlin
von Buetow
Dueme
Reichstag
Coronws
Ermis
North Germain Gazette
Bering Tunnel Plan Altered for East Bound Rail Route
March 29 report from St Petersburg states Baron Locq de Lobel rewired the Bering Strait tunnel plan to run the railroad due east from Kansk to the 10th longitude and then northeast to Yakutsk, seeking an American loan to finance the concession. The defense committee’s wishes prompted the change, with Russia expressing willingness to accept U S loan assistance.
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Russia
St Petersburg
Baron Locq de Lobel
One Nation Defense Committee
Bering Strait
Siberian
Kansk
Yakutsk
Green Cat
Suez Traffic Blocked by Marshalet Go Ashore in Canal
The British steamship Marshalet Go ran aground in the Suez Canal, halting traffic through the waterway. Meanwhile in Copenhagen, Parliament debates bills to rebuild Christianshuis Castle, burned down recently, amid government-backed restoration plans.
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Spelal
Washington Pot
London
Marshalet
Suez Canal
Copenhagen
Dramark
Christianshuis
Protecting the Jews and Peasant Uprisings in Russia
In Moghilef and Poltava districts, government orders troops to quell potential uprisings around the Cantacuzene estate. A separate report notes death sentences of postal officials commuted, mutiny burials sunk at Otchakov, and a new commission to coordinate police and army efforts amid unrest. The ModERate leader Guehkeff warns of drift toward counterrevolution, with Moderates positioned between Left and Right.
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Moghilef
Russia
Waite
Gome
Poltava Russa
Tke Bouromka
Drincess Cantacuzene
Chita
Siberia
Rennenkampff
Odessa
Erderts
Chouknin
Black Sea
Schmidt
Otchakorf
Merny
Otchakert
Moscow
M. Keuprin
Truel
St. Peteburg
Durnovo
Durnove
Senate
Rneidhardt
Kourlott
Tse
M. Guehkeff
Moderate
NAMED TO RUSSIAN COUNCIL Conservatives Elect Twelve Members
The first actual elections to the Russian national Parliament gathered twelve conservatives to the empire council chosen by a congress of trade and industry associations across European Russia. Notable figures include Timurtitzett as a leader, Mo Yasouinsky, Glesner, and others from Petersburg, Kharkov, Baku, Moscow, Riga, Warsaw, and Nizhni Novgorod. The grouping vows to press the national Parliament oath and demand accountability for repression since October. In Copenhagen, the Scandinavian American Line buys the Holland-Amsterdam Rotterdams steamer and renames it Vietjen for New York service.
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Bt. Petersburg
Council of the Empire
Russia
Minster of Commerce
Timurtitzett
Council of the
Emplme
Mo Yasouuinsky
M Glesner
Peterburg
Inustry
Moe Avadakoff
Kharkoh
Me Goudagol
Baku
MC Kahenkot
MI Moukhine
Volga Kormna
Khathott
Mo Krestoval
Moscow
M Reahwand
Warsaw
Mo Kramer
Riga
Bacunty
Nishni Novgorod
M Koel
Catherinebourg
Democrats
Unrest in Finland over new fundamental laws
From St. Petersburg March 9 and Helsingfors March 2 saying Nicholai Terhard has resigned as governor general after Garin and Sergeievski were appointed to draft the new fundamental laws guiding grand duchy relations with Russia. The Diet in Helsingfors protests the plan and asks Emperor Nicholas to keep within Finland’s fundamental laws and to speed Senate proposals to him.
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St. Petersburg
Nicholaa N
Terhard
Finland
Garin
Sergeievski
Grand Duchy
Helsingfors
Diet
Nicholas
Bold bank robbery attempt nets one death and four captured
In Kharkoff on March 2 a group of college students and technology students tried to rob the Volga Kormma Bank. They drew revolvers, caused chaos, and were halted when a guarded clerk drew attention from outside. A policeman was mortally wounded. four attackers were overpowered and captured.
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Kharkoff
Russia
Credit Mutual Bank
Moscow
Volga Kormma Bank
Cever
Paris correspondent finds Mrs J P Cushing alive in London
Special Cable Dispatch reports Mrs J P Cushing denies reports of her death by own action in Pimlico hotel. She claims she has never been in Pimlico and says her sister Mrs Gertrude Wood wrongly identified a body as hers, fueling sensational accounts.
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Washington Post
London
Paris
Expresa
J. P. Cushing
Guicider
Pimlico
Gertrude Wood
Ocean Race Ends Close Between Rhein and Waldersee
Special to The Washington Post reports a two-ship East Atlantic duel from March 11 to March 26. The Rhein and Graf Waldersee ran a near daylong contest from the Lizard to Sandy Hook, finishing a mere twenty minutes apart with the Rhein crossing first after fog and miscourse cost the Waldersee time.
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Washington Post
New York
Rhein
Graf Waldersee
Waldersee
Sandy Hook
Hamburg-Amerisen
Lloyd
Germany
English Channel
Olo
Tuck
A. Krech
Isngland
Waldersee the Band of the Rhein
Wallersee
Broadway
Death Mystery Shoots Tangle in Los Angeles Case
Detectives probe the death of Mrs. J J Flynn of Belleville Ontario who arrived with her husband a Redross nurse, then vanished. A separate unidentified man dying of a pistol wound at East Lake Park may link to Flynn, as descriptions match yet lack identification. Flynn is also sought by investigators.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Maroh
J. J. Flynn
Belleville
Ontario
Los
Flynn
Eleven Thousand Immigrants Reach New York Harbor
New York on March 29 reports a record daily arrival of 11 009 immigrants on seven steamships from European ports. Ells Feland notes the harbor cannot care for over half of today’s arrivals, with 14 limits equaling 3 009 daily. Immigrants include English Irish Germans Poles Hungarians Italians Portuguese and Russians.
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New York
Ells Feland
United States
English Cotton Spinners Visit U S For Cotton Growth Study
A committee representing English cotton spinners and manufacturers arrived in Hoston on the steamer Saxonia to study cotton growth and its use by producers. They plan a Washington conference with growers and manufacturers and a visit to cotton fields in the South.
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Hoston
Saxonia
Vistors
Washington
The
Souci
Mark Twain Letter Pleads for Russian Revolution Hope
A Grand Central Palace gathering of Russian descendants heard Nicholas Tehaykowsky urged arms purchase for the revolution. A letter from Mark Twain voiced support for ending autocracy and replacing it with a republic, while Tehaykowsky asserted the fight against autocracy would continue.
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New York
Russian Revolutionary Party
Grand Central Palace
Nicholas Tehaykowsky
Tehaykowsky
Mark Twain
Les
Hussia
Tenaykowsky
DATE FOR PACKERS TRIAL SET FOR SEPTEMBER
Judge Humphrey agreed on a September trial date for the packing corporations immune pleas. District Attorney Morrison pressed for immediate trial and for a new immunity-plea trial, but both sides adjourned to consult Washington authorities before final action. The conference resumed and the court set the trial date after formal motions were denied.
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Ieago
Humphrey Toway
Humphrey
Morrison
Miller
Washington
Col Connor Drops Dead on Chicago Street
Col. Connor Freeman Con nor, a 70 year old retired army officer from Valparaiso Indiana, died of heart disease after leaving a wedding in Chicago on Forty third Street. He walked toward a livery stable after saying he felt ill and was not seen again.
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Chicago
Col
Freeman Connor
Valparaiso
Ind
Forty-third Street
Gal. Connor
Col. Conner
Many Cities Seek Extradition of Gust Winkleman
Cities including Cleveland Seattle Monroe Boston have urged the police chief to send Gust Winkleman here on forgery charges after his arrest for forging an $80 check. Letters claim he has a pattern of forging checks, often around $30, and he is held for trial.
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Columbus
Vara
Marcn
Xine Polee
Cleveland
Ohio
Seattle
Wash
Monroe
Mich
Boston
Mass
Gust. Winkleman
Winkleman
Mrs Mary Whiton dies decades after Revolutionary era life
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Whiton widow of James Morris Whiton of Boston dies at her son John M Whiton’s home in Dlainferd New Jersey aged ninety seven. She traced lineage to John Alden and Ruth Bass and spoke of Lafayette reception and Webster address from revolutionary times. Survived by five children. Husband died 187? several weeks before silver anniversary.
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Washington Post
Dlainferd
N. J
Mary Elizabeth Whiton
James Morris Whiton
Boston
John M. Whiten
Central Avenue
Braintree
Quincy
Adams
Moses B. Bass
Whiton
John Adams
Committee of Public Safety
Rother
Gen
Lafayette
Banker Hill
Daniel Webster
Heart on the right side kills Hungarian in North Tonawanda
Andrew Joe, a 49 year old Hungarian, dies at his home in North Tonawanda after weeks with his heart shifted to the right. Doctors report the heart functioned normally. death result of pus buildup that displaced the organ. An operation at Buffalo General Hospital to remove the pus failed.
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Spreial
Nanuaflen Ase
Buffalo
Andrew Joe
Tonawanda
Buffalo General Hospital
Joe
Fireman Killed in Collision on Hartford Run
One fireman died and two were injured when an engine collided with a hazewagon on Grove Street as they rushed to a small blaze at Open Hearth Mission in Hartford tonn. George F P Goodrich, driver of the engine, was thrown and died from a skull fracture. The other two firemen suffered cuts and bruises, not serious.
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Hartford
Tonn
Grove Street
George FP. Goodrich
Licensed to Marry with Numerous Couples Listed
Cornelia O Thacker and Fila G Grigg of Petershore Va Lloré W Seamens and Fimma F Osthaut of New York City Charles W Atkinson and Minnie H Rhodes of Linnville Va John W Simmons of Linnville Ve and Lucy Rovenberger of Troy Ohio Rendolph M Batéwin and Sadie E Ellott of Marshall Hell Arthur Thomas and Addie Conway Henry Tarser and Rhoda Dass Elphonso Johan and Gertrude Brown
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Cornelia O. Thacker
Fila G. Grigg
Petershore
Lloré W. Seamens
Fimma F. Osthaut
New York City
Charles W Atkinson
Minnie H. Rhodes
Boul
Linnville
John W Simmons
Lucy Rovenberger
Troy
Ohio
Rendolph M Batéwin
Sadie E. Ellott
Marshall Hell
Arthur Thomas
Addie Conway
Henry Tarser
Rhoda Dass
Elphonso Johan and
Gertrude Brown
Health Office Record Deaths Reported
Health office lists numerous individuals by name and address with ages from a few months to 62 years. The record includes Rosina Arth, George Lothrop Bradley, Alter B Keener, Hugh Corie, Susie Edmondson, Isaac Faunce, Dorothy D Ferrell, Lawrence Foster, Flora W Tvar, Alex D Meewell, Ruth R Mock, Virginia Stolley, Gertrude Price, Nelson Bragell, Henry Reinhardt, Reed, Robert G Sutton, J. Taylor, Hattie Waters and others connected to hospitals or residences, reflecting a console of recent deaths across multiple local addresses and institutions.
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7Th St
George Lothrop Bradley
21St St My
Alter B. Keener
Church Stave
Hugh Corie
Paave
Saes Dealey
11Th St Aw
Susie Edmondson
Jovncom
Gertmide Price
Nelson Bragell
Ueh Sc
Ralph Richarden
Henry
Reinhardt
Dea Reed
Robert G Sutton
Ih &T
J. Taylor
Geo Wash Univ. Meep
Hattie Waters
Freedmen’s Hoop
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Natal Gabinet
THES
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Sincago Record Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Fittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
LOWS
Syracuse Post-Standard
ST Paul
Pioneer-Press
Minneapolis
W. R. Speare
F Street N
R. F. Harvey
Fourteentit
John R. Wright CO
Wurerat
Teuthslaw
St. William Lee
George P. Zurhorst
Arlean Eibamer
Viceroy Warne
MR. Storer
White
von Buelow
Bering Tunnel
Suez
Mandalay
Literpou
Sea York
Tom
Dover
J —Arivey Muestie
Ium
Cantacuzene
Mareh 2
Witte
Unaps
A. Neidhardt
Polee
Gen. Jkeurlat
Minsk
Minister of Justice
Sourlaff
Munich
Neidhardt
Revolutionary Committee
Associations of Trades and Industries
Rotterdam
United Steamship Company of
Scandinavian-American Line
Holland-Amendan Line
Lionat
Kalon
Mrs. Cushing
Harbor of New York
Packers
Col. Connor
Metropolitan Opera Company
Weber
Enrico Caruso
Marcella Sembrich
Emma Eames
Mation Weed
Otto Goritz
Adolph Muhlmann
Taurino Parvis
Anton van Rooy
Marcel Journet
Florence Mulford
Edyth Walker
Jacques Bars
Alois Burgstaller
Robert Blass
Bessie Abbott
Bella Alten
Paula Ralph
Marie Rappold
Metropolitan Opera House
Sanders & Stayman Co
F Street
Mary Whiton
Pilgrim John Alden
New Haven
Conn
Lucy BH
Boardman
W. W. Boariman
Poland
Congress
Connecticut
EB. B. Wade
Exongressman Wade
Sempster
N. H
William Welch
Unien
Masonic Order
America
St. Andrews
Kew Brunswick
Thomas E. Barrett
Barrett
Board of Trade
J. N. Free
Upper Sandusky
Health Office Record
United States Realty Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
United States Realty Co
Firemen’s Insurance Building
7Th and
Pa. Ave
la. Ave
N. W
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