Haakon Welcomes Roosevelt at Royal Norwegian Banquet
Ex president Theodore Roosevelt arrived in Christiania welcomed by King Haakon VII and Queen Maud amid festive decorations and a royal banquet attended by over 200 dignitaries. The king toasted the United States and Roosevelt, who spoke on Norse literature and recalled past mining camp speeches and western allies. Colonel Roosevelt shared stories of ranch life as tea was served and the two men conversed informally for over an hour.
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Senator McCumber Undergoes Operation
Washington May 4 Senator McCumber underwent a medical operation today. Reports say his condition is serious but stable as doctors monitor his recovery and vital signs list the patient as improving slowly.
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Half Million Dollar Blaze in Kansas City
A devastating fire destroyed a large manufacturing plant belonging to Schwarzechild & Sylebermer near Mattaheoh, Kansas City. The blaze caused extensive damage to the Lipere Mem facility and threatened neighboring properties. Authorities reported 225 workers were on site at the time. fire crews from several districts fought the flames through the night.
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Memorial Committee Forms for Harriman at Goshen
The Goshen Orange County seat to host a memorial funded by a committee honoring Harriman for breeding brood mares and improving roads. Engagement confirmed between Charles Cary Rumsey and Miss Harriman with Rumsey a Harvard 1902 graduate who studied art in Paris. father Laurence Dane Rumsey a wealthy local magnate.
Trial opens in Topeka incubator baby theft case
May 4 report from Horton shows defense lawyers seeking a continuance in the Tillotson case charged with complicity in the Kidnapping of Mic iny Clenkley known as the incubator baby. Jury panel reduced to twelve of seventy one. other related defendants Stella Laerchiy Marian Gentry David Gregg and Robert Grege have cases continued until Tillotson trial concludes.
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Columbus Street Car Strike Ends With Peace Agreement
In Columbus the Street Car strike concluded after an agreement proposed by Mayor Marshall was accepted by a striking employee of the Columbus Railway and Light Company. Complete car service will be resumed this morning.
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Taxpayer sues New York officials over 48000 payment for legal
A taxpayer sues New York City Mayor and officials seeking a refund of 48000 paid to a law firm for city legal services during the MacClel lan administration. The suit targets Mayor Gaynor Chamberlain Hyde and others over the payment details and authorization.
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San Frangigo hat clans held to be vali
Fragmented OCR text shows a dispute over earthquake clauses and insurance policy validity. The case involves a company seeking shelter from earthquake coverage and a federal court decision impacting coverage terms. Names, dates, and places are obscured or garbled in the source.
Widow of Rainad Wizard Declines Engagement Talk
The widow of the late BE. MO Mar fimin, Mrs. Mary Harriman, declines to discuss a rumor that her daughter Mary will wed Charles Carey Rumsey of Luthiato. The Harriman fortune foundations face no conditions, and the eventual estate sharing hinges on Rumsey as a sculptor. In St Louis a conference aims to unite major farm and labor groups into a national federation with large fertility funds, amid a farm rally.
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Aldrich Urges Republican Regulars to Meet Insurgents
The caucus agrees the time has come to settle the Taft policy issue and fate, with Aldrich calling Republican regulars to unite and face insurgent elements.
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Caucus Drives Republicans Toward Unified Senate Stand
A new movement claims it represents a clear Senate majority of regular Republicans. Leaders warn of Taft policy defeats if insurgents gain power, urging unity to block progressive proposals and defend conservative control.
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Insurgent Tensions Split Republican Ranks in Congress
In a tense national party battle, insurgents clash with leaders Cannon and Aldrich. House conservatives led by Payne see no major split, while critics like Vreeland and Needham warn the party risks fracturing if the insurgency grows.
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British Medal for Peary Inspires London Audience
Royal Geographical Society awarded Captain Robert E Peary its special gala medal in a Royal Albert Hall ceremony. President Darwin led the welcome with praise for the American explorer as a lifetime Arctic hero.
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Yeggmen Dynamite West Virginia Post Office
At Liverpool Ohio May Ke wted that the Newell West Virginia post office across the river was dynamited and a number of buildings wrecked with communication cut off.
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Taft Realized Perplexing Railroad Problem Tied
President Taft says a man claiming to know how to solve the railroad issue rarely finds agreement among others. The remarks reflect ongoing debates over railway policy and federal solutions.
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Justice for All and a Square Deal in a Turbulent Era
The speaker argues against bias toward corporate wealth and calls for justice across classes. He warns against demagogic charges, urges reform of delayed judicial processes, and favors prompt, fair decisions by courts. The president’s day includes Panama Canal remarks and visits to baseball games amid labor protests.
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President Taft Welcomes Republican Senate Unity on Rail Bill
St Louis May 4 President Taft expressed gratification over news that forty three Republican senators would unite on the administration railroading bill with pooling merger provisions. He avoided comment on a possible veto, noting only that senate unity would keep the measure in good shape. He hinted a formal statement if a veto occurs.
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Taft Expulsion Demand Filed by Steam Shovelers Union
A demand will be filed tomorrow at the Cleveland Building Trades association headquarters calling for President Taft's expulsion from the Steam Shovelers Union. The charges stem from his attendance at a boycotted tall game linked to the union’s protest over alleged nonunion labor in Cleveland's new ball park project.
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Mexican Railway Stocks listed in Paris Bourse
New York bankers announced negotiations completed for the listing on the Paris bourse of the entire issue of 1,425,000,000 second preferred stocks of the National Railway of Mexico. Prine Thal Tae honored tonight at a banquet by the mayor. he will sail for Europe tomorrow.
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Train Collision Near Tron Mountain Kills Engineer and Injures Twenty Two
Engineer Ovid Burnett of St Louis died and Engineer William Hurst of St Louis was fatally injured in a head on collision between passenger trains No 8 and No 238 near Tron Mountain. Twenty two passengers sustained minor injuries and were taken to Poplar Bluffs on a relief train. Officials say mistaken orders may have caused the wreck.
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Mother in Law of Hyde Testifies at Hyde Trial
Mrs Logan Swope the mother of Dr Hyde's wife testified in the Hyde murder trial. She described family tensions over Colonel Swope's will and Hyde's courtship. Her cross examination touched on illness and the estate amid the ongoing case.
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Germany Eager to Buy Our Old Tin Cans
The prewiship Protesilaus loading for Europe will carry 120000 bales of scrap tin from Puget Sound canneries to Germany. Used to manufacture metal toys for shipment to America, the metal had been waste but is now pressed into bales and sought by Germany.
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