Notable Week Highlights From World Of News
The week’s notes report actress Mrs. Leslie Carter-Payne's serious illness in Cleveland prompting season cancellations, Charley Taft ducked by Watertown students, Sister Eutropia dies at eighty in Denver, Ruth Bryan Leavitt to marry Reginald Owen next Tuesday, B H R Green flooded with first letters from hopeful brides, Ethel and Kermit Roosevelt fly in France, Bjornstjerne Bjornson dies in Paris, and divorce granted to Mrs Putnam Bradley Strong in Oregon City.
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Leslie Carter-Payne
Cleveland
Charley Taft
Watertown
Conn
Eutropia
Colorado
Plains
Denver
St. Mary's Academy
Loretto Heights Academy
Fairview
Neb
William Jennings Bryan
Ruth Bryan Leavitt
Reginald Owen
British Royal Engineers
B. H. R. Green
Terrell
Tex
Hetty Green
Baron d’Estournelles de Constant
Ethel
Kermit Roosevelt
Vincennes
France
Bjornstjerne Bjornson
Roosevelt cited as sponsor in Ballinger Pinchot quarrel
Roosevelt portrayed as backing all Ballinger acts as secretary of the interior before the joint committee. Ballinger testifies, repeating Roosevelt’s purported endorsement in his feud with Garfield and Pinchot. The report notes other wide ranging items from politics to crime, including a New York grand jury finding on white slave traffic and various arrests.
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Roosevelt
United States
Ballinger
Ballinger-Pinchot
Joint Investigating Committee
Garfield
Gifford Pinchot
Glavle
Har
St. Louis
Farmers’ Union
Congress
Grand
New York
Grand Jury
James B. Reynolds
Linden
J. Roosevelt
Holland
Roosendaal
Hague
Het Loo
Wilhelmina
Tupekeon
The
New York University
Richard A. Ballinger
Interior
Washington
Herman W. Clough
Concord
N. H
House
Wiley
George Washington University
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Associated Press
Waldorf-Astoria
Gaynor
the Press
Aasall W. R.hearst
Ito
Mr. Hearst
New Orleans
Havana
Cuba
Evarieto Egtenaz
Senate
Iowa State News Summary of state fiscal and crime notes
State lawmakers may access over 80 000 for hunters license fund with about 106 165 on hand and 15 744 79 paid to deputies leaving a 90 420 21 balance. Propagation of game and restocking of streams discussed. Reports of embezzlement charges against Gilbert Nelson. Art Russell pleads guilty to burglary. multiple local incidents including fires and a fatality. Posts, pensions, and civic notes across Iowa feature in this broad update.
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Towa
Gilbert Nelson
Adams Express Company
Albia
Nelson
Art Russell
Burlington
Withrow
Guttenberg
Dubunque
James Strain
Dubuque
George W. White
Norwalk
White
Harriet Isadore Lake
Eva CG. Metcalf
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
District Court
Iowa City
Ed C. Powers
E. D. Powers
Frank Rice
Eddyville
Florence Ross
Mitchell
Perry
Dallas County
Roy Cumme
Clinton
Chicago
F. Harris
Cresco
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Joyce Lumber
Milwaukee
Templeton
Moses Jordan
Leele County
Abraham Anderson
Joseph Hutchinson
Manchester
Manchester and Onedin
Harrisburg, Pa
Rockefeller Philanthropy Praised by Ithaca President
President Jacob G. Schurman praised John D. Rockefeller’s philanthropic scheme before the Cornell congress. He urged broad scope for the Rockefeller foundation to advance civilization and urged that trustees be partly appointed by the president with Senate advice to reflect public welfare.
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Ithaca
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller Foundation
Congress
Jacob G. Schurman
Cornell Congress
Schurman Bald
Rockefeller
Lam
United States
Senate
Record heat wave baffles Newfoundland weather records
In St Johns and along the west coast of Newfoundland a heat wave has sent temperatures to 86 degrees in the shade, far above the normal winter season readings. Officials describe the figures as unprecedented in the colony's history, with temperatures lingering well above freezing in late season warmth.
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St Johns
N. F
Newfoundland
Ships collide south of Fortune Bay sinks Edna Carter
A Newfoundland schooner collision off Fortune Bay reports the Edna Carter sunk after two ships entangled for hours. The Victoria aided the Edna Carter’s crew, who survived by reaching the other vessel. The fate of the Victoria is not detailed.
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Fortune Bay
N. F
North Sydney
N. BF
Edna Carter
Victoria
Holna Carter
Ita
Big Dam Slow Burning Threatens Duluth Fire Ablaze
Duluth Minnesota April 25 The large Weyerhauser dam holding back vast headwater near Brainerd is on fire as the city water plant is destroyed by an unknown origin blaze. Panic spreads as lower quarters flee homes while men fight flames with buckets. The Northwest Paper company pulp plant also catches fire prompting warnings to flee to surrounding hills.
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J. H. Hector
Grant
Pittsburg
Woodlawn Church
Lake City
Hector
United States
Ottumwa
C. W. Aubert
G. E. Barber
C. P. Barnett
Mary J. Blowers
Jewel Garver
Francis Hubbard
John Johnson
J. A. Johnson
Gee. Smith
G. E. Smith
W. H. Tracy
Samuel Wheeler
Anson Baughman
James W. Boling
Samuel Bradley
C. W. Calkins
J. H. Campbell
E. H. Cole
R. M. Creighton
A. E. Hatterhow
L. R. McCann
T. P. Pierce
Anna .Eldredge Sherry
Rock Island
Booneville
Commerce
Jessa A. Quick
Prairie City
Mary Guthrie
Carthage
Ill
Alexander Hall
Quick
L. W. Robbins
Marshalltown
Elks
Marshall Town
Sammis
The
Elks' Improvement Company
Oon
Johnston
Des Moines
William
Jackson
Boston
Jack
Benjamin Briggs
Ansel Briggs
Iowa
Delaware County
Independence
Blackhawk
Buchanan
Fayette
Misa Pauline McRae
Tarkio
Albia
Vacey
A.J. Sweeny
Council’ Bluffs
William ‘Whiessen
Ogden
John Ty, Boylan
Owite
Sheriff Boylan
Hardin’ ‘County
Suropean Continent
Duluth
Minn
Brainerd
Northwest Paper - Company
Jett Brainerd
Cooper Daily Patient Tide Prompts Boston Public Awe
During his Boston stay L T Cooper drew an estimated sixty five thousand talkers and buyers of his medicine, averaging over two thousand daily. He claims his remedy fixes the stomach, the key to health, and attributes ninety percent of sickness to digestion. A Chelsea resident, Frank D Brown, testifies to relief from indigestion after using Cooper’s medicine, noting a tapeworm expelled and rapid improvement. Cooper’s New Discovery is sold by all druggists with a mail service if local supply fails.
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L. T. Cooper
Boston
Mr. Cooper
Frank D. Brown
Bloomingdale Street
Chelsea
Mass
Cooper
Cooper Medicine ,Co
Dayton
Ohio
Disapproval in Love Across Wealth and Secrecy
A widowed mother disapproves of her daughter's chosen suitor, who is wealthy and unseen. The daughter insists the mother would object if she ever met him, while the mother battles secrecy and fears losing control over the match. The tension centers on marriage plans and class dynamics.
Bonaparte's Resolve at Clubhouse
Napoleon enters the clubhouse with a deep frown and fiery temper as he mutters phrases about never playing golf with Baron Munchau-Ben again. A vivid scene recalls his reaction to a political pamphlet and a mockery of affection, while Lippincott's offers a fleeting vignette of a girl blush as a young man kisses her.
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Bonaparte
Napoleon
Caenee
Lippincott’s
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King
King Albert
John W. Kern
Indianapolis
United States Senate
Payne-Aldrich
Indiana
Taft
Payne-Aldrich Tarifact
Beveridge
St. Thomas’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-Third Street
New York City
National Tube Company
S. R. Nelson
Chillicothe
Missouri State Bankers’ Association
Moving Picture Theater
John Morris
Welch
W. Va
Virginia
Nelson A. Miles
Potomac Park
Michigan
Burrows
Townsend
Stanley Ketchel
Sam Langford
National Athletic Club
Philadelphia
Langford
Theodore Roosevelt
Chauncey Depew
New York State
Aurora
St. Johns
Iowa State
Dubyane
Biq
Schurman
Cornell
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