Ex- Oregon congressman Herman acquitted in records case
Washington D C April 27 former congressman from Oregon and former commissioner general of the land office Herman was acquitted on the charge of destroying permanent records after a twelve week trial. The jury asked the judge to repeat his charge and after rereading the instruction they returned a not guilty verdict. A celebratory scene followed with thanks to jurors and counsel. Boston eyes southern trade as Jamestown exhibit opens. Merchants from Boston consider a campaign akin to Baltimore Philadelphia New York and Washington to recapture southern business.
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Washington, D. C
Apel
Binger Herman
Oregon
the Land Office
Justice Stafford
Herman
E&eh
United States
Baker
Boston
Mass
Massachusetts
Alvin E. Pope
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
South
Manufacturers
Wierat Arts
Fitsgerald
Old Timers Lament Roswell Record Revives George Curry Support
Roswell New Mexico April 27 resolutions from a mass meeting of the Old Timers Society condemn the Roswell Daily Record for an attack on Hon George Curry. The committee asserts Curry has been honest and faithful official and a key builder for Roswell and Chaves County.
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Roswell
N. M
George Curry
Dot
W. Blugeinger
J. W. Stockard
Lubolus Dilix
New Y § Mexico
Geo
Curry
Aid Amore
New Mexico
Every State in North East Represented at Franklin Field Relay Carnival
More than 1200 athletes gather at Franklin Field for a major relay carnival with state teams from Virginia North Carolina Maryland and all states east of the Mississippi and north of Mason and Dixon line except Wisconsin. Yale led by Parsons and Tilson is favored in the two mile race with Dartmouth Cornell Columbia and Pennsylvania also competing.
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Philadelphia
Franklin
Mississippi
Mason and Dixon Line
Wisconsin
Virginia
North Carolina
Maryland
United States
Yale
Parsons
Tilson
Dartmouth
Cornell
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Mrs Cohen Returns to Raton After City Help
The Non-Sectarian Benevolent Society and Albuquerque police aided Mrs Mar gerite Cohen, dying of consumption, to return to Raton last night. She left her tent home after being promised a ticket, sold her few possessions, and boarded train No 5 with a policeman’s help. The case highlights the city’s charitable response to a destitute woman with no friends beyond local supporters.
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Wieh
Benevolent Society
Margerite Cohen
Raton
Boston teachers sail for world Sunday school in Rome
Boston April 27 225 educators including many Bostonians depart on two chartered steamers Rom for Rome to attend the world Sunday school convention May 18 to 25 Leaders from Boston and across the country will tour Rome and surrounding sites by auto and carriage A banquet and addresses are planned with a large missionary fundraising impact The organizers emphasize the event will draw leaders from many nations and include a vesper service at the Coliseum with large attendance
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Boston
BOR
Rome
Romante
America
Romania
Madeira
Gibraltar
Algiers
Naples
Pompeii
Genoa
Pisa
Neckar
New York
Azores
Remai
Boston Pilgrims
Wilam N. Hartshorn
International Sunday Boot Association
Misionary Funday
Lemon Committee
Jessone
Bundayec
Tuckers
Europe
Mysterious Elevator Tragedy Claims Chicago Grand Secretary
Mrs. Mare Chester of Chicago, grand secretary for Illinois of the Order of the Eastern Star, fell to her death from an elevator shaft in a Peoria hotel today. The accident ends a prominent figure in Illinois fraternal circles and shocks local residents.
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Peoria
Mare Chester
Chicago
Ilinois
Order of the Eastern Star
Mansfield to sail for England after short season
New York April 7 Richard Mansfield sails Tuesday for England as his season ends earlier than usual due to illness. He has leased a country place Thames adjoining Windsor. Remaining professional work will start later in autumn and end earlier in spring. The note mentions plans for tours and a shift in schedule.
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New York
Richard Mansfield
England
Hid Wickness
Thames
Windsor
Mansfield
Clea Warier
Fire destroys Carthage depot in New Mexico Midland Railway
Fire of unknown origin swept the New Mexico Midland Railway depot and office at Carthage last evening. The structure and all company papers were destroyed, with little other significance to the site. A bucket brigade formed but yielded no headway as flames enveloped the building when first spotted near 1 am.
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Antonio
N. M
New Mexico
Midland Railway Company
Carthage
Kensing Starts Meet at Lexington Track
Lexington announces the opening of a racing meet running from today through May 4, approved by the Kentucky Racing Commission. The arrangement involved Huegrass fair people and James H Haggin of New York, aiding the purchase of the track from Harry Brown of Pittsburgh.
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Lekington
Kentucky Racing Commision
Huegrass Fair People
James H Haggin
New York
Harry Brown
Pittsburg
McLaren Hospitalized in Mount Pleasant After Acute Illness
Dr. Watson, alias MacLaren, lecturer and author, is in a Mount Pleasant hospital after an acute attack of fontine. The American writer and lecturer was to give a talk at the Misconey ferry committee before being taken ill.
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Dee Moines
Doh
Watson
Lat Maclaren
Mt Pleasant
Ted
Labor Parade Planned to Replace Labor Day Event
Preliminary plans for a city wide Labor Day parade were made at a Central Labor Union meeting. Officials expect the procession to surpass all prior parades with 40 000 in line and 900 electricians carrying lights. The shift aims to allow a proper picnic after the march and aligns with a May Day style celebration on the last Saturday before May.
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Phmaderpr
Hight
Central Labor Union
North Ninth Street
Electricians’ Union
Deming 10 Have New Sanitarium
Special to The Evening Crison April 27 describes plans for a new sanitarium to serve Deming and nearby health needs. Construction begins soon one mile north of town along the river, with a site deemed ideal for patient care and town benefit.
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Crison
LON Rt
Indictment Raised Against Captain Yggerd in Kansas Bank Case
Kansas City April 27 The federal grand jury returned an indictment against Captain Flavius J Yggerd charging misapplication of Bates National Bank funds after the bank suspended in September He was also president of the Masonic home of Missouri Knights Templar Walnut Land and Coal Company and several other enterprises He is 74 years old and was declared insane after the suspension Golf at Garden City April 27 opening of the competitive season fixtures follow last year's card A Yale match May 11 Chauncey home match with Dyker Meadow Golf Club plans with Englewood Golf Club six teams St Andrews members charter Dyker Meadows members expected to play
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Kansas City
Federal Grand Jury
Ann
Flavius J.yggerd
Bates Naional Bank
Butler
Whien
Masonic Home of Missouri Knights Templar
Walnut Land and Coal Company
Ates County Investment Company
Rustes
Th Bank
Tygarcd
Santt Arum
Garden City
Yale
Chauncey
Dyker Meadow Golf Club
Englewood Golf Club
St. Andrews
Dyker Meadows
Barrel-Clad Man Creates Morning Stir in Albuquerque
An Albuquerque resident, fleeing a theft after waking in the park, roamed downtown in a barrel with exposed shoulders and limbs. The escapade, believed to be a prank by friends who swapped his clothes after a night out, ended with him seeking clothing at a downtown restaurant. Police and residents buzzed as the unusual spectacle unfolded through Fourth Street, Railroad Avenue, and Gold to Silver avenues.
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Albuquerque
Railroad Avenue
Fourth Street
Gold Avenue
Third Street
Gold
Silver Avenues
Imperial Laundry
Ork
Greatioe
Yale club meeting barring political ties in Ohio visit
Secretary Patt will attend the meeting of the I teri Federation of Yale club in Cincinnati today. It is stated that Tilsviatt to Ohio has no political significance, the secretary's engagement having been made two years ago.
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Ketnnati
Taft
Thin City
Dayton
Ohio
Nto
Linton Hotel
Associated Western Yale Clubs
Yale Association
University
Ths
Clochinati
Apen
Patt
I Teri Federation of Yale Club
Keinnatt
Tilsviatt
Locust Point Pier Collapses While Under Construction
A pier at Locust Point in South Baltimore collapsed during construction for the Baltimore & Ohio railroad immigration station. The accident left six workers dead, two missing, and fifteen injured. The 1000 foot long structure was about three quarters complete and valued at about 400000 dollars for the North German Lloyd Steamship Company.
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Baltimore
Locust Point
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Lloyd Steamship Company
Massachusetts Day at Jamestown Exposition
Massachusetts managers announce September 6 as Massachusetts day at Hampton Roads. The state building will be formally dedicated the day after the exposition opens by President Roosevelt. Massachusetts officials join other state commissioners for the dedication and a prominent colonial history exhibit is nearly complete.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Mass
Hampton Roads
Maksachusetts — Sta
Roosevelt
Naval Contractors Attacked Over Ship Rivets
Congressman George W. Waldo told a mass meeting at Fanuill Hall that warships built by private firms show serious defects. He cited rivets plugged with putty and wood and in one case rivet holes filled with putty and wood before reaching the Brooklyn navy yard for repairs.
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Corressman
Naval Contractors
Boston
George W. Waldo
New York
Fancuil Hall
National League of Employes
Navy Yards
Brooklyn Navy
Ex Governor Prince Finds Historic Relic In Santa Fe Palace
Special to The Evening Chronicle. Ex Governor Bradford L Prince, longtime antiquarian, discovers a petrified burro hidden in a storage room set aside by the Territorial History Society for exhibition. The beast, emaciated and immobile, required several aides to transport it. Authorities and the historical society consider the find notable.
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Santa Fe
Bradford L. @ Prince
Territorial
Feu Society
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Citizens Censure Journal
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Retary Taft
Cincinnati
N'Mme
Eames
Georgia
Bullock
Albion
Rufus B. Bullock
Yale Alumni Associates
Emma Eames Story
Story
St. Louis
Weather Bureau
Aeronaut B. ©. McCoy
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Aero Club of New York
Hmchard Mansfield
Mexico Midland Railway
Lexington Track
AN Maclaren
Deming
Shhary
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Lloyd Steamship Line
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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