Roosevelts Manager Claims New Jersey Man Will Defeat Harmon
Ohio to night rested after weeks of campaigning in advance of tomorrow's primaries. Taft Roosevelt and La Follette lead speeches while Harmon avoids appearances. Wilson stays out of Ohio as Bryan pressures for Wilson nomination. Heavy anticipated turnout, returns not expected until late. Taft's Layton predicts victory, Harmon touts steady governance.
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Royal Belgian King Prosecutes Slander Over Garden Party Rumors
May 20 Brussels reports say King Albert and Queen are the subject of false rumors about private life. Three forms claim the queen killed or threatened a lady of the chamber. the king’s private secretary calls the stories unfounded. Prosecution of authors and distributors begun.
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Wilson Warns Of Party Loyalty In N E Address
Governor Woodrow Wilson denounces office oriented party loyalty at a Burlington mass meeting. He says opposition in New Jersey to his presidential nomination comes from men who pursue office, not principles, calling for a rejuvenation of parties amid alleged national corruption and a power bloc seeking to control democracy.
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Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
United States
Whitehead plans new annex to Georgian Terrace in Atlanta
Mrs. J B Whitehead seeks an annex to the Georgian Terrace on Whitehead property next to the Georgian Terrace to add many rooms for opera and convention crowds. New York architect W L Stoddard and Georgian Terrace’ s C A Wood are involved, with plans to be finalized after further talks with Mrs. Gatins. The building would harmonize with the Terrace, encircled by a terrace walk, featuring a ballroom and winter garden, signaling a major southern hotel expansion.
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J. B. Whitehead
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W. L. Stoddard
New York
C. A. Wood
Jess
Georgian Terrace
Joseph Gatins
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Atlanta
Terrace Hotel
Alness
M. J. Carrol
Girl Leaps From Trap and Loses Her Life
Wilmington May 20. Mine Lida Davis leaped from a trap being driven by a runaway barge that thundered down a Newbern street. Despite efforts to restrain her, she jumped as the frightened horse bolted toward a telephone pole, ending a moment later when the barge was stopped.
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Newbern
Lida Davis
Themesires
Prince George William Killed in Auto Accident
Friesack Prussia May 20 Prince George William eldest son of the Duke of Cumberland and his chamberlain Von Greve were killed instantly in a highway automobile crash near Friesack They were en route from Berlin to Copenhagen for the funeral of the late King Frederick VII The prince at the wheel lost control as roadwork signs were ignored the car ditched and overturned Prince George William born 1880 died from a crushed head Von Greve died from a broken neck the chauffeur sustained a broken arm The Duke Ernest August head of the Guelphs family is his father
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Ramburg
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House of the Guelphs
Dog Attacks Woman Who Aids His Master in Connecticut
A dog attack in Connecticut injures a woman assisting its owner. Details about the incident are limited due to incomplete text from the historical clipping. authorities and witnesses are unnamed. Further information is not available in the readable fragment.
Fire at Warren Manufacturing sparks huge scale rescue
A blaze roared through the Warren Manufacturing plant at 68 60 West Mitchell street trapping workers and threatening hats purses and personal belongings. Firefighters battled the flames from 3 30 PM as crowds watched and one fireman saved valuables from the third floor loft amid smoke and stair waterfall imagery. Damages estimated at 50000 with no injuries reported.
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Mitchell Street
Warren Manufacturing Company
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Terminal Station Plaza
Ellen Robinson
Warren Manufacturing
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Warren Pient
Cuban Negroes Rise in Arms Amid Independence Anniversary
Havana reports a widespread negro conspiracy across Cuba aimed at arming against the government on the independence day tenth anniversary. Rebels are active near Sagua la Grande and Cruces in Santa Clara, with bands converging on Guantánamo City. Rural guards dispersed one band and captured two members as authorities order troops out.
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Oriente
Guantánamo City
Witt
Love of death by own action's fiancé wanes in Atlanta
The unhappy chapter in the life of Henry Spruck von Armenthal, the German nobleman, who killed himself in a Chicago hotel room Sunday night, emerges with new details. Frances Rosenblatt, niece of Nelson Morris, connected to the party, traveled from Los Angeles with Mrs. Morris a few weeks earlier. Von Armenthal had met the widow in Los Angeles two years ago and boasted of plans to reform. He warned friends he intended another attempt to win back his love, then said he would go to Chicago to brace up and try again. Continued on Page Six.
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Chicago
Frances Rosenblatt
Nelson Morris
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Sanda Iase
Judge Archbald Inquiry Sees Williams Accuse T
Washington May 20 testimony before the house judiciary inquiry into charges against Judge R W Archbald reveals Mary Boland a Scranton secretary testified that E J Williams authored a letter misattributed to W P Boland claiming a silent partner in a Katydid panic deal. Williams denied the accusation and said Boland dictated the letter.
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R. W. Archbald
Commerce Court
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W. P. Boland
Scranton
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Archbald
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Boland
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Tara
Infant clause to be changed in church action
Bristol Tenn May 20 The adoption of a resolution to appoint an interim committee to prepare a brief statement of church doctrines and a conference with the United Presbyterian church on union was followed by a report recommending a woman secretary and consideration of amendments to the infant clause of the Confession of Faith to be submitted to presbyteries.
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Bristol, Tenn
United Presbyterian
Richeson Executes After Confessing Poisoning Sweetheart
Clarence V. T. Richeson was electrocuted at 12 17 this morning in Boston after confessing to poisoning Avis Linnell of Hyannis. He faced the chair calmly, answered questions with faith, and sang as the current ended his life, declaring he was willing to die for Jesus.
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Boston
Clarence V. T. Richeson
Avis Linnell
Hyannis
Richeson
Herbert 5
Johnson
Jesus
Weather Forecast Entry From Fragmentary Text
Fragmentary weather note references Tuesday and Wednesday with unspecified air conditions and location context unclear from the readable text.
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