Roosevelt Captures Charleston in Warmth and Pageantry
President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt arrived in Charleston after a rainbreak, were greeted by Mayor Smyth and citizens, toured naval stations and fortifications aboard the Algonquin, and attended a grand banquet at the Charleston hotel. Governor McSweeney and guests praised the visit as South Carolina’s hearty welcome.
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Charleston
Naval Station
Algonquin
Naite
Cincinnati
Topeka
Liancaster
Sullivan's Island
Fort Sumter
Ashley River
Charleston Light Dragoons
St. John Hotel
Roosevelt
St. John
Exposition Grounds
Major Jenkins
Summerville
McSweeney
Aycock
North Carolina
Smyth
United States
Vermont
Alabama
South Carolna
Washington
South
Hugh Thompson
Cuba
South Carolina
Spring Hats and Stein-Bloch Clothes Trend
A fashion note highlights smartly dressed men embracing Stein-Bloch apparel this season. The piece points to spring hats as a key accessory pairing with Stein-Bloch outfits, signaling a refined, modern wardrobe trend.
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Stein-Bloch
Grand Forks to Open Kettle Valley Railway
Grand Forks B C April 8 announces April 12 as the formal opening day for the Kettle Valley railway line. A special train will run from Grand Forks to Republic and back with about 400 invited guests from Spokane Grand Forks the Pacific coast and Western Canada. Rails are to reach Republic a day or two before opening.
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Grand Forks
B. C
Republic
Kettle Valley
Spokane
Pacific Coast
Kootenai
Western Canada
Cullom Opposes Drastic Chinese Exclusion Measure
In Washington on April 8 Senator Cullom of Illinois led a vigorous Senate protest against the Chinese exclusion bill in its present form. He argued that while supporting exclusion of Chinese laborers, several provisions violate treaty obligations and urged awaiting a new treaty rather than passing the bill. Other senators defended the measure as necessary to prevent fraud, noting China’s concessions in 1964. The session also addressed rule amendments and pension bills before adjourning at 5:10 p.m.
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Washington
Senate
Cullom
Illinois
Committee On Foreign Relations
United States
Congress
Patterson
Colorado
Perkins
California
China
Frye
Claus Spreckels
San Francisco
Simon
Oregon
Hanna
Hansborough
Hoar
Hawaiian
Japan
Pacific Ocean
Philippine Islands
St'il
Philippines
Pacific Coast
Pacific States
Cole
Gallineer
House
Immigration Committee
Cure Rheumatism With Dr Shoop Formula Claim
An advertisement by Dr. Shoop promises to cure rheumatism with a six bottle course of Dr Shoop Rheumatic Cure sent for five dollars and fifty cents. The offer pledges payment to the druggist if unsuccessful and includes a book with instructions. Mild cases may require only one or two bottles.
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Dr. Shoops
Shoop
Racine
Wis
Laxative Bromo-Outaine Claims Quick Cure for Grip
Ad claims Laxative Bromo-Outaine cures grip in two days with FE designed by W Ghrove on each box. The copy emphasizes fast relief and a signature on every package.
Death of George McPeppard in Great Falls
George McPeppard 42, a Nova Scotia native in the Montana stock and horse trade, died in a Milwaukee house barroom after coughing triggered a ruptured aorta aneurysm. Coroner Sweeney ruled no inquest. body awaiting funeral arrangements. He had been treated at Columbus hospital and split time between Great Falls and Pondera.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Milwaukee House
George McPeppard
McPeppard
Nova Scotia
Teton County
Sheby
Pondera
Sweeney
Manchurian Treaty Signed As Signatories Move To Ratification
Pekin reports the Manchurian convention was signed today with ratification due in three months. Russia agrees to restore Nieuchwang and Shanhai kwan to China once British control of the railway in Chili province is relinquished. Sir Ernest Satow negotiates for substantial British administrative influence in the railway after transfer.
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Pekin
Attack on Attorney Smith Relented
The article accuses Dotson of hiring attorney Smith as legal adviser while Smith also worked as a correspondent for the Anaconda Standard. It argues this divides his loyalties between defending his client and writing sensational confessions for space rates. The piece condemns Smith as reckless and self-serving.
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Dotson
Anaconda Standard
Smith
Miner Killed in Explosion at Boulder Mine
Melville Kentner, about 85, a miner from Boulder, was killed in an explosion at a mine 14 miles down the valley. His partner Kennedy fetched aid, but Kentner lay dead outside his burned cabin when help returned. Kentner had lived in the area for four years. relatives are said to reside in Pennsylvania.
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The
Standard
Boulder
Melville Kentner
Kentner
Kennedy
Pennsylvania
Democrats Elect One Man In Lewistown Council
In Lewistown April 8 the Democratic party won representation on the city council in a tightly fought election. Ward results show narrow margins with Republican D. E. Hemphill 36 to Democrat M. L. Woodman 35 in Ward 1, Republican W. D. Symmes 35 to Democrat Matt Reagan 31 in Ward 2, and Republican R. A. Hawke 38 to Democrat John Laux 47 in Ward 3.
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Standard
Lewistown
D. E. Hemphill
M. L. Woodman
W. D. Symmes
Matt Reagan
Third Ward
R. A. Hawke
John Laux
Kendall Trusts Elect Trustees and Approve Bonds
Kendall Montana voters elected H. Smith Charles Ridell and E. B. Smith as school trustees. They authorized 3500 dollars in bonds to fund a new school building on a site donated by the Kendall Townsite company.
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Standard
Kendall, Mont
H. Smith
Charles Ridell
E. B. Smith
Kendall Townsite Company
Young Revelstoke Boy Hangs Self in Barn
An 11-year-old son of George Tumross of Revelstoke British Columbia died by his own hand today in a barn in Vancouver. The boy had shown a happy disposition and was in high spirits earlier, leaving parents unable to explain the act.
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Vancouver
B. C
George Tumross
Revelstoke
Republicans Renominate Grosvenor by Acclamation
Athens Ohio April 8 republicans of the Eleventh Ohio district renominated Congressman Charles H Grosvenor by acclamation.
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Athens
Ohio
Charles H. Grosvenor
No Peace Negotiations Reported After Cabinet Meeting
Lididon April 8 The government leader A. J. Balfour told Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman in the House of Commons that no important information existed regarding peace negotiations in South Africa.
Roving Ride and Hidden Details in Proulx Case
Testimony describes a morning drive to Silver Bow with Mrs. Proulx, hot whiskey, and a later split toward home with a quart bottle. A diamond possession and undisclosed factors hint at trouble to be revealed at trial, with Mrs Grady withholding specifics until lawyers are consulted.
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Mrs. Proulx
Silver Bow
Porphyry
Montana Streets
Kate Ormel
Grady
Kaufmann Son Pleads Guilty In Embezzlement Case
In Omaha on April 8 Charles I Kaufmann, son of ex-Councilman Charles Kaufmann, stunned the county court by appearing unannounced and admitting he embezzled nearly $3.00. The father had just pleaded guilty when the son declared himself the guilty party, but no charge existed against him. The judge ruled the son not properly before the court, bonds were fixed for the father, and both were allowed to depart.
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Omaha, Neb
Charles I. Kaufmann
Charles Kaufmann
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Mayor Smyth
F. W. Wagner
J. J. Hempaill
Prince Henry
Oxford
MR. Cullom
Ter of Oriental Immigration
George Mpeppard
Montana
Russia
Kendall
Boy
Mr. Grosvenor
Hennessy’s
Miles
Knox
Mr. Miles
Schatziein Paint Co
W. Broadway
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