Notable Nobel Address Draws Royal Audience in Norway
A large crowd gathered at the Nations theater as President Roosevelt spoke before the Nobel prize committee with King Haakon and Queen present. The event featured an orchestral opening, Norwegian tributes, and remarks praising Roosevelt and past leaders amid a ceremonial state visit.
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My Morning Journal
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Theodore Roosevelt
Haakon
Wre
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Johan Halverson
Sit. Roebrevelt
Roosevelt
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Taevlind
Steenevelt
Llomasewe
Ham
Soeemevedt
Epona
Njaris
Secon Wieh
Bapethe
Vigheut
Phil Nie
North Polota
Lui Goserweit
Jaure 2
Padi
Governor Gillett Refuses Interference In Jeffries Johnson Fight
The governor of California declines to intervene in the Jeffries Johnson prize fight set for July 4. Letters from religious groups in Alameda County Fresno and San Francisco urge suppression after the recent McCarthy Moran bout. Executive Secretary Forrest Mitchell reports the governor is helpless to stop the bout or grant permits, advising filing complaints with Alameda County authorities.
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Sacraments
Cal
May. S
Tommy McCarthy
Owen Moran
San Francisco
Goveror Gillet
Jeffries-Johnson
Forrest Mitchell
Almoeda County
San Francine
Santry Yoea
Los Aneetee
Preene
Mitchell
Ministerial Union of
Fresno
Hugh Miller
Gillett
Washington
Prin Fizhis
Oletviet Watternes
Alemedw
Joowl
Eleire
Edo
Denate Insurgents Stand Firm Against Blunt Republican Pressure
Insurgents resist what they call bluffing from regular Republicans led by Aldrich. They maintain a defiant stance amid accusations and political brinkmanship affecting party unity and policy direction.
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Aldrich
Earthquake Disaster Devastates Cartage Costa Rica and San Jose
A powerful quake destroyed Cartage Costa Rica and damaged San Jose with at least 540 dead and many injured. The destruction includes the palace of justice funded by Andrew Carnegie. The Guatemalan magistrate Bocanera’s family died, and widespread suffering follows across Nicaragua and nearby towns.
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Andrew Carnegie
Nan Juan del Sur
Nicaragua
Cartage
Costa Rica
San Jose
Pals of Justice
Bocancera
Central American Arbitration Court
San Jove
Here
Mrs Harriman Confirms Daughter's Engagement
New York report states Mrs Harriman confirms engagement of daughter Miss Mary Ramney to Mr Ware. Mrs Harriman asks publicity be kept quiet while confirming the match. Wedding planned for a later date.
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New York
Livy S
J. MW. Ware
Rmegret
Tonae
Father of Nine Found Guiltyless of Bigamy
New Orleans May 5 Joseph Vauth, a man with nine children, was acquitted of bigamy in Barnerd parish after his attorney argued the renewed that the defendant was the father of nine children. All nine children attended the court to challenge the claim that Vauth had married a second wife.
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New Orleans
Joseph Vauth
Barnerd Parish
Pioneering Revival Campaign Planned in New York
Under Rev. John Wesley VM of the Metropolitan temple a nationwide campaign aims to stage a protest march and enlist religious and charitable groups. The plan calls for a 10,000-strong procession with singing and recruitment for chapel services revival meetings and prayer throughout Sunday’s events.
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New York
Uinder
John Wesley VM
Metropolitan Temple
Chicago
Ministers protest in city against violence and state action
Local Methodist ministers gathered in a formal protest against the recent violence and perceived government inaction. Governor James N. Culbert urged calm and pledged to prevent further disturbances while addressing the crowd.
National Association Formed For Open City Colonization
A national colonization association was formed in St Louis yesterday with More than 10 leaders from various cities attending. Officers include President H. E. Edies and First Vice President Difford Pinchot. The group plans a capital of 1 900 000 and to build 540 model homes for applicants, with farms run under expert agricultural supervision.
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National Association
St. Louis
Hadley
Morning Journal
Mt Lavi
Thy
Nationel Furr Homes Association
Aml
Rhomen Ito
Edies
Mistowri
Difford Pinchot
Washington, D. C
Taft Will Have Chance to Wield the Big Stick
Washington May 5 Insurgent Senators vow to stay the course on their unform ed DH and will seek vigorous action by the administration. An insurgent conference led by Senator Cumming of Town declared they will not yield, despite conservative tactics from other Republicans. Rumors of rifts in the progressives were denied as sessions continued.
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Taft
Washington
Fo Reed
Cumming
Senate
Conservative senators form bloc to press administration program
Forty five Republican conservatives claim to unite to shape Senate action and push through the remainder of the administration program. Regular leaders say two more may join but disclose no names. The president returns to Washington tomorrow and may rally support for the insurgent bloc as regulars counter with other allies and swing the big stick.
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Tomoorrow
Senate
Ahirich
Bailes
Franciesee
Briges
Ridgeley
Burnhoumn
Burrows
Burton
Carter
Clark Wye
Crane
Cullom
Curtis
Depew
Dingheam
Dupont
Elkins
Filet
Frye
Caineer
Guevenheim
Wale
Hepburn
Jones
Keane
Lodge
Lorimer
McCumber
Nixon
Oliver
Page
Penrose
Piles
Hichardeon
Root
Scott
Smith
Mich
Smoot
Stephenson Sutherland
Warner
Warren
Wetmore
Ueveridge
Bristow
Clapin
Umoming
Delliver
Thousand Dollar Reward for Lost Wife
Los Angeles California May 3 W TM Miman raised to 1000 dollars the reward for the return of Winnwich who left home April 26 while temporarily insane. Mrs Pitman carried 15000 dollars in diamonds and 1500 in currency. proof of funds for her way home are entertained.
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Los Angeles
W. TM
Miman
Winwich
Mere
Pitman
Lieutenant Owen and Bride in Kansas City
Nanepe ity May 5 Lieutenant tevinall A Owen and his bride Mrs Hath Bryan Laywvitt remained in Kansas City today. They planned to resume their journey to Je Molew tomorrow and had not decided if they would go south to Memphis and New Orleans or toward the City of Mexico. If they choose the southern route they will visit Vera Cruz and take the steamer from there. The lieutenant and Mrs Owen spent the day visiting friends of Mrs Owen.
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Vera Crag
Lieutenent
Site Wen
Mrx
Owen
Western Miners to Join American Federation
A May 1 referendum by local unions of the Western Federation of Miners, tallied by Secretary Frnegt Mills, voted to seek a charter from the American Federation of Labor. If granted, a mining department uniting United Mine Workers of America and Western Federation of Miners will be formed.
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Denver. Mus
Weeterp Federation of Miners
Frnegt Mills
Leber
American Federation
Wat
United Mine Workers of Ameria
Western Federation of Aliners
King Edward Suffering From Bronchitis At Buckingham Palace
News from London reports King Edward has been confined to his room for two days with bronchitis. Despite illness he met officials and attended audiences, with doctors and physicians summoned as a precaution. The public learned of his condition after delays in meeting the queen and palace briefings.
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London
Edward
Pelyebehens
Buckingham
Oan
Mield Marsha Lord Kitchener
Asquith
Royal Academy
South Africa
Tevet Academy
Samisingham
Whitelaw Reid
Lord Roberts
Fii
Duke Michael
Iichera Douglas Powell
Ile
Francis Jakinw
James Heid
Francie Laking
Sy Jomes Eid
Buckinghem Palace
Terrific Explosion Wrecks Coal Mine Near Birmingham
A fiery blast tears through a Birmingham area coal mine with the pit mouth belching rocks and heavy timbers as workers struggle amid the wreckage. Officials report multiple men trapped or injured, with rescue efforts under way.
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Birmingham
Rescue Effort in Palos Mine Faces Deadly Damp
Rescue teams in Palos Coal and Coke Mine No 8 struggle at depth 1400 feet after an explosion. eleven bodies recovered and surface recovery planned. Officials fear most of the 45 white and 150 Hispanic miners may be entombed as damp conditions hinder ventilation.
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Paulos
Allo
Palos Cod and Coke Company
Chvek Dauman
Terrific Explosion Traps Forty Five White Men and Many Others
An explosion at No 3 coal mine in Palos near Birmingham traps about 45 white men and 130 to 140 Black workers. Two bodies found. heavy fire and smoke hinder rescues as relief teams arrive with doctors and undertakers.
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Ahi
May S
Poulos
Pato ix
Birmingham
Palos Coal and Coke Company
Ro Reat
J. Goodeby
Spe
Alo
Pirminghin
Palos
Ofelock
J. J. Rutledge
Geologe
Eutvegming
Aved
Explosion Traps Miners as Depths Reach 1480 Feet
In Palos Alabama workers at the mine reached the 1480 foot level when an explosion occurred. Eleven miners were found at the 2400 foot level. Most were wearing gear at the time. Rescue teams expect the hazard to continue underground and will not bring bodies to the surface tonight.
Law Likely for Bureau of Mines After Senate House Talks
Washington May 6 members of Congress learned of mining disasters in Alabama and moved to unite House and Senate conferees on a bill creating a bureau of mines in the department. Senator Reett pushed for an immediate conference to settle differences. The bill becomes law once the conference report is adopted and signed by the president.
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Congress
Alabama
Bureau of Mines
Department
Reett
Senate
House
Cinco de Mayo Celebrations Shift to Paso Texas
Ten thousand people in Paso, Texas mark Cinco de Mayo with fireworks parades concerts and a ball flick by electric etta for the overthrow of Maximilian in Juarez noted in city events.
Defense argues natural causes in Swope deaths during trial
Kansas City witnesses challenge Dr Vaughn's poisoning analysis of Colonel Swope. Dr Cross says 90 percent of Vaughn's liver findings could be foreign substance and notes Cinchonidine in a tonic as a confounding factor. Defense aims to show illnesses and convulsions resulted from natural causes rather than murder by poison.
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Morning Journal
Kansas City
Hwede
Walter M. Cross
City
Victor ©. Vaughn
Colonel Swope
Vaughn
Crosse
Christman
Margaret Swope
Sylvester Spangler
Spangler
FF. W. Froehling
Ballinger Testimony Collides Over Hitchcock Question
Secretary Ballinger faces cross-examination as Brandeis questions Hitchcock’s role in appointments. A party-line vote, six to five, bars full answer, while Ballinger defends his public acts as faithful to his trust amid charges from Gravis and Pinehurst critics.
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Washington
Mallinger
Ballinger-Pinechot
Brandeis
L. St. Gilavis
Ballinger
Pallinger
Associated Press
Ghimis
Hardy
Ballinger E
Garfield
Oleo
Dy Gaylon
Batlinger
Hadlnger
Hm Mtz Kutlinner
Forestry Bureau
Pinecot
Wisconsin
Orestt Bureau
Ite
Brandeis Berman Crosa
Stoliinger
Schwartz
Jem Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Viet
Genault
Hitchcounk
Prandei
Strandeis
Sutherland
Gallinger
Graham
McCall
Madison
Hitchecock
Murders Trial Opens With Gruesome Exhibit
In Montesano Washington May 1 the state opened the William Gohl murder trial with Exhibit No 1 a blood stained relic pierced by a dagger and marked PH 2. The defendant a Sailors' union agent at Aberdeen is charged in the murder of Charles Hadberg whose true name is said Henry. The bloodstained garments and the weighing anchor were displayed as witnesses testified.
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Montesano
Waah
William Gohl
Gohl
Sailors’ Union
Aberdeen
Wash
Charles Hadberg
Hadberg
Henry
Mount McKinley Expedition Departs for Alaska
The Mount McKinley expedition led by Professor Herschel Parker of Columbia University sailed from Beattie Washington for Alaska. The party plans to travel via Setdovia on the Kenai Peninsula, then up Cook Inlet to the Susitna and Chulitna rivers to reach the ascent point.
Organized labor and farmers join in common cause
The Farmers' Educational and Co operative Union and the American Federation of Labor align in a joint effort to protect workers rights. Ramivel Gompers spearheads the talks, following a four day conference with labor leaders. Officials say the affiliation carries no political significance.
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St. Tastus
May & Organteestabot
Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union
Here Ledan
American Federation of Labor
Farmers’ Union
Ramivel Gompers
American Foderation of Labor
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