Roosevelt rides 30 miles to Glenwood Springs in Colorado
President Roosevelt rode from a mountain camp to Glenwood Springs covering thirty miles arriving at 3 10 p m He spoke at 6 50 p m thanked Coloradans for three weeks of recreation and endorsed irrigation projects He attended a dinner with Dr Lambert Secretary Loeb and others before resting at the Hotel Colorado A pack train accident injured Dr R K McAllister with a fractured leg but no other serious incidents occurred The president praised Colorado and recalled his Western travel while noting bears and hunting outcomes during the trip
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Glenwood Springs
Col
Wild Mountain
Newcastle
Roosevelt
Loeb
Hotel Colorado
Washington
West Divide Creek
Alexander Lambert
P B. Stewart
Colorado Springs
Elmer Chapman
John Goff
Jake Borah
Hunter Brickwells
Loosevelt
R. K. McAllister
New York
Lambert
Wilds
Nexl O'Clark
Dr. Lamber
Lamberts Dence
Dr. Lambert
Frank Hayes
Parkinson
Colorado
Stewart
F. H. A Lyle
Glenwood Hot Springs Company
W. B. Deveraux
Johnny Goff
Great Western Country
West
United States
Uncle Sam
Pat Crowe Disappears After Return to Omaha
Pat Crowe, the man linked to the Eddie Cudahy kidnapping case, vanished after leaving a city newspaper office Friday night and was said to have gone to his brother’s home in Council Bluffs. Eddie Cudahy's father KE A Cudahy pledged support for prosecution if Crowe is found or surrenders and had previously posted a large reward.
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Omaha, Neb
Pat Crowe
Eddie Cudahy
Council Bluffs
KE. A. Cudahy
Crowe
Hackenschmidt Defeats Parr in Handicapped Bout
In Buffalo on May 6 George Hackenschmidt the Russian defeated James Parr the English champion three times in seven minutes and fifty seconds of wrestling time.
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Buffalo
George Hackenschmidt
James Parr
Conditions Are Not Yet Ripe For Revolution
Moscow reports the second zemstvo congress resumed sessions with a greeting citing reforms and a two house constitutional outline. Warsaw notes a May Day manifesto urges unity but delays revolution while Oyama presses on the Russian front and Japanese forces advance in Manchuria and along the Liao river.
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Moscow
Zemstvo
St. Petersburg
Russia
Associated Press
American Congress
Warsaw
Polish Socialist Party
United Workers
Oyama
Liao River
Fakowan
Tokio
Manipura
Ovyama
Palitoun
Rojestvensky
Hong Kong
Tsingtao
Shantin Peninsula
China
Wanfong
Three Kings
Spanish Courtier Planned Revolt
Madrid May 6 Sarrion de Herrera former king-at-armes of the Spanish court has been arrested on charges of conspiring against the Brazilian government. A search of his residence uncovered commissions for officers to organize an army in the State of Kuwani bearing the state stamp.
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Madrid
Sarrion de Herrera
Armes
Brazil
Senor de Herrera
Kuwani
Griselda Washington Hal Engaged to Captain Hoban in New York
The engagement of Miss Griselda Washington Hal, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Hull of Tuxedo Park, New York, to Captain Richmond Pearson Hoban is announced.
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Caen Tlorson
New York
Griselda Washington
George Hull
Tuxedo Park
Richmond Pearson Hoban
Jealousy Tragedy in San Diego Leaves Three Wounded
In San Diego on May 6 a shooting affray wounded Rosa Postetter Claude Gilbert and W F P Dow. Gilbert from Santa Monica courted Postetter who arrived with Dow from Los Angeles. The assailant Don entered the apartment fired twice wounding Gilbert and Postetter then killed himself. The woman remains unconscious and convulsing. Dow and Gilbert are conscious but not expected to survive.
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San Diego
Cal
Rosa Postetter
Claude Gilbert
W. F P. Dow
Dow
Los Angeles
Gilbert
Santa Monica
Don
Hoch’s Bigamy Evidence Ties Motive to Theft
Chicago May 6. The trial heard that Johann Hoch married Caroline Spreicher in Philadelphia on Oct 20, 1904 and later left with her savings. Detective Gorman testified as best man, and bank teller Parsons detailed withdrawals totaling 270 and 750 dollars from Mrs. Walcker Hoch’s accounts. Musser, a saloon bartender, recalled Hoch’s remark after Mrs. Walcker-Hoch’s death about two bottles of soda.
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Chicago
Bluebeard
Johann Hoch
Olsen
Pennsylvania
Edward Gorman
Philadelphia
Hoch
Caroline Spreicher
John Schmidt
Caroline
Preacher
Parsons
Pischer Hoch
Fischer Hoch
Tobias BK. Musser
Watcher-Hoch
Musser
Naval duel forecast as Russian fleet nears Vladivostok
Amid wartime tension experts anticipate a decisive clash between Russian admiralty fleets under Rozestvensky and Nevolatoff and Japanese forces led by Togo. The strategy centers on protecting the convoy, with a possible diversion using fast cruisers to raid Japanese commerce while the sea battle looms.
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Tego
Viadivostovk
Viadiveestock
Gromobol
Messia
Hogetyr
Rojestvensky
Towo
Vield Marshal Oyamae
Manchuria
Pacific Ocean
Oklahoma Town Wiped From Map
A cyclone nearly wiped out a town near Oklahoma City injuring seven and killing one. The schoolhouse collapsed trapping children as the business district suffered heavy damage. Lossos around $75,000 with widespread flooding and crop ruin reported across central and northern Indian Territory.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Welch
I.T
Indian Territory
Standard Oil Officials Indicted in Pekin Replevin Case
A Pekin grand jury in Pekin DL returned indictments against two Standard Oil officers. Requisition papers will seek Governor Deneen's aid next Monday. Names are withheld. The case centers on convincing Charles Kersher he owned a wagon and horse to obtain possession from Fred Hamsail, Pekin, who sold Royal Oil, with Hamsail later losing the wagon under a replevin suit.
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Peoria
Pekin
Standard Oil Company
Deneen
Charles Kersher
Fred Hamsalt
Royal Oil Company
Hamsail
Standard
Standard Oil
Kersher
Nelson to Meet Britt for Title Bout This Summer
Representatives of lightweight champion Jimmy Britt and challenger Battling Nelson agreed to sign articles next Wednesday for a bout in San Francisco. Nelson posted a 2500 forfeit and the fight is planned for late June or early July with Britt risking the title if he fails to cover the forfeit. The proceedings followed a Mitchel suggestion to protect the title. In St Louis, Joseph Forshaw won the Marathon race 25 miles in 3 hours 14 minutes for the Missouri Athletic Club. Hatch of Chicago was second and Felix Carajal of Cuba third.
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San Francisco
Jimmy Britt
Battling Nelson
Britt
Nelson
Charley Mitchell
Brit
St. Louis
Joseph Forshaw
Missouri Athletic Club
Forshaw
Freeburg
Ills
M. A
Hatch
Chicago
Felix Carajal
Cuba
Day of peace in Chicago as strike tensions ease
Chicago reports comparative quiet in downtown streets on May 6 as teamsters strike action subsides. Officials vow to investigate police conduct while Governor Deneneen and Mayor Dunne coordinate to arbitrate the dispute and maintain order without militia.
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Chicago
Strik
Employers’ Association
Dunne
Graham Taylor
T. K. Webster
Willam ¢ Toyden
Sheriff Barrett
Deneen
Springfield
Deneer
Germans Hope for a New Treaty
Foreign officials anticipate plenipotentiaries from the United States and Germany meeting in early autumn to negotiate a commercial treaty. Preliminary proposals may be exchanged later in the summer. Germany’s March 14 communication stated the July 10, 1900 tariff agreement would terminate by March 1, 1906, but it is not called a denunciation.
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Chicago
United States Express Company
West van Buren
Des Plaines
Eddy
Wic
Julius Hildebrand
United States Express
Secret Service
Hildebrand
United States Court
United States
Germany
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Nebogatet
Hojestvensky
Admiralty
Nebogatoffi
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Watertee
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