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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1908

Page

14

Kaiser Backed Down Doubts About Him as Envoy

A Foreign Office statement said Mr. Tower acted correctly and loyally to both his own government and Germany in the Sternburg affair. The cable from Sternburg indicated American public feeling demanded hurried action, casting doubt on Kaiser’s comfort as envoy.

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Berlin Embassy Row Clears Hill Appointment Doubts

London and Washington report Berlin shifts in stance over Dr. Hill as American Ambassador to Berlin. Officials say Emperor William may welcome Hill with full honors, while Tower’s role and diplomatic communications draw scrutiny as the issue nears a likely resolution.

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Robbers Earned $7,000 From Santa Fe Train Heist

In Newton Kansas on March 29 two robbers murdered Wells Fargo express messenger C A Bailey and looted safes between Florence and Newton. They seized keys from his pocket, ransacked safes, and fled after the car jumped the train near Wichita. A $1,900 reward is offered. three men were arrested at Wichita.

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Taft Comet Near Tumble in Delegates Fight

The Allies cut Taft’s claim of 40 percent of delegates and warned that others will pass him. The weekly Taft bulletins note 40 delegates chosen this week: four for Taft, sixteen for Cannon, twelve uninstructed, fourteen contested. Uninstructed delegates skew against Taft, with several from Virginia, Kansas, Michigan, Tennessee, Rhode Island, and Mississippi. Contested and uninstructed totals threaten Taft as momentum shifts toward Cannon and opposition estimates grow.

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Ohio Democrats Hope to Carry Ohio Amid Labor Backing

After a week in Ohio Rep Isage Sherwood of Toledo reports Democrats have strong prospects to win the state next fall. Labor unions, numbering around 8,000 in Toledo, lean toward politics and may swing 90 percent against Taft if he is the nominee. Sherwood says growing labor disaffection, destitution at the courts, and disapproval of Taft and Foraker favor Democratic gains, with President Roosevelt’s stance shaping voter mood. He plans to seek renomination for Congress, potentially pursuing the Senate seat to replace Foraker.

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Three Killed for Money in Ohio Murder Case

Bodies of Angelo and Tony Selvestire and Bernardo Daganion found near Millers Station Jefferson County Ohio across the river from Wheeling under circumstances showing a triple murder. The Selvestide brothers were found in a shanty and Daganion in a nearby field. all died from gunshot wounds with pockets torn out, indicating robbery. Rockey George, a suspect, has been missing since the discovery and police hunt continues.

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War on Anarchists Pushes Drastic Federal Action

President Roosevelt weighs stronger anti anarchist measures with Attorney General Bonaparte coordinating federal state cooperation after Union Square and related outrages. The plan seeks prosecution of publishers and deportation of non citizens, plus possible international treaties to curb anarchist activity. Government departments unite to prevent the spread of anarchism and protect officials.

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Chinaman Celebrates Mass in Hoboken Church of Our Lady of Grace

Rev Father Peter Chang a Chinese priest arrived in this country last Tuesday celebrated high mass at 11 o clock this morning at the Church of Our Lady of Grace in Hoboken He is on a tour around the world to raise funds for his work in China Accompanied by Bishop Hanninghaus a convert from the South Bhantung district Chang is 30 years old ordained two years ago one of 609 Chinese Catholic priests and the 61st native born Chinaman to say mass in America

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Seventy Die In Hanna Coal Mine Explosions

Hanna Wyoming March 29 Seventy men may have died in two blasts at coal mine No 1 Union Pacific Coal Co Fourteen killed in the first explosion include a superintendent and three posse members Fifty or more rescuers die in a second blast state mine inspector D M Elie among the dead Rescue efforts continue amid gas danger as authorities order seventy coffins and seek assistance from surrounding towns

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Thomas '10 Speaks for Bryan in Westchester County Deliberations

Mount Vernon New York March 2 Augus es Thomas the playwright sought to back William Jennings Bryan for the Democratic national convention in Denver. He faced a veto from local brokers led by Edwin Fiske and M J Walsh when asked to vote for Bryan, chose to represent Missouri at Denver instead and back Bryan’s nomination.

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Haitian ruler arms troops for massacre list of twenty seven

Port au Prince Haiti March 29 a fresh conspiracy against President Alexis led to a midnight roundup of twenty seven suspects. Soldiers battered doors and dragged victims to the cemetery within an hour. One man Saintfieur died. Saintfort wrong person was seized. Foreign ships remain to guard against further trouble as Haitian congress contemplates an emperor succession.

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Hunter social activist blamed after Union Square blast

Robert Hunter, a noted sociologist and socialist ally of James Phelps Stokes, faces authorities over the Union Square bombing amid talk of holding him responsible for turbulent events. Silverstein, the 19 year old assailant, survived severe injuries with an amputated arm and possible eye restoration. Hildebrandt, the only fatal victim, was buried in Orange New Jersey. sisters Selia and Sarah Silverstein voiced harsh wishes for death on their brother. Hunter plans to seek legal counsel and possibly return to New York to address the case and the right of peaceful assembly.

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