Fleet Arrival Joins Santa Barbara Fiesta Parade
The U S battleship fleet arrived in Santa Barbara channel on Saturday. Crowds lined the waterfront as anchors dropped and stores closed for a general holiday. Mayor Boerke and civic leaders welcomed Admiral Bowman McCalla and officers, with a week of entertainments planned by the Civic League and Fiesta committee.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
United States
E. J. Boerke
The
Civic League
Bowman McCalla
Francis T. Underhill
J. R. Fithian
A. S. Peterson
Robert Wagner
G. A. White
Steward E. White
Admiral McCalla
Bull
Revolt Hits Santiago Province in Argentina Outbreak
Reports from Buenos Ayres describe a revolutionary outbreak in Santiago province. Governor Celestaro and ministers arrived claiming deposition by rebels. fighting left several dead and many wounded as the governor was ousted from office.
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Argentine
Buenos Ayres
Santiago
M. Celestearo
Thaw Habeas Corpus Writ Amended in Poughkeepsie Court
James G. Graham of Newburgh, attorney for Harry K. Thaw, appeared before Justice Horschauser in the New York Supreme Court at Poughkeepsie Saturday and secured an amendment to the writ of habeas corpus. The return date was moved to May 16 from the original May 9 in this city.
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Poughkeepsie
Wallace Hopkins Co. Failure Impacts Sheboygan Investors
Citizens of Sheboygan face about 50000 dollars in losses after the failure of stock broker Wallace H. Hopkins Company. Stocks and collateral valued at roughly 50000 dollars belonged to local residents and were put up with the firm.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Wallace H. Hopkins
Hopkins Company
Lightning Injures Children in Fairmont District School
Lightning struck the Cheever district school ten miles south of Fairmont Minnesota as children occupied the building. Three pupils named Peterson Hanson and Kegster were seriously injured.
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Fairmont
Minn
Cheever
Peterson
Hanson
Kegster
Big Money Measure Offered in Congress Highlights Budget Bill
The sundry civil appropriation bill was reported to the house with 35.6 million cut from estimates, carrying 105.7 million and containing 27.5 million for the Isthmian canal. It includes 25,000 for presidential travel and 2.27 million for life saving service. Publishers press for wood pulp and paper duty removal and testify before the inquiry into the wood pulp and paper trust.
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Washington
House
Appropriations Committee
Tawney
Isthman Canal
Revenue Cutter Service
Interstate Commerce Commission
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
United States
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Congress
Capitol
Paper Trust
Defalcation Ties to Death by Self Destruction
Port Huron Michigan April 27 Her man H Peters aged 60 a heavy stockholder in United Home Protectors Fraternity which failed March 19 due to embezzlement of over 75000 by Supreme Secretary W L Wilson committed death by own action Saturday by taking carbolic acid Peters family say he had 10000 invested.
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Purvis
Miss
C. W. Cromwell
Jackson
Amite
Pather
Felix Rumpf
A. N. Ogden
Port Huron
Mich
Herman H. Peters
United Home Protectors’ Fraternity
Supreme
W. L. Wilson
Peters
Operators to request written statements on the mining situation
Springfield April 27. After a morning session of the joint miners and operators committee Saturday the operators met and decided to send personal letters to all state operators requesting a written statement on the present situation.
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Springfield
Joint Committee of Miners
Twenty Marines Die In Collision Of St Paul And Gladiator
The American steamer St Paul and British cruiser Gladiator collided off the Isle of Wight in a snowstorm. Gladiator was beached with 20 crew missing. St Paul bow damaged. all passengers and crew aboard St Paul safe. Gladiator from Portland to Portsmouth. St Paul bound for New York via Cherbourg. Gladiator 5750 tons, 320 feet, 20 knots, ram design.
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Portsmouth
Isle of Wight
St. Paul
New York
Gladiator
Portland
Southampton
Cherbourg
Books sought in Electric Boat inquiry by House panel
The special committee investigating the Electric Boat Company issued an order demanding the production of the companys books and papers, the Lake Torpedo Boat Company records, and copies of letters signed in Representative Lilleys name. The Lake company books must cover foreign business including construction costs for boats sold to foreign governments. Responses are due Monday.
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Washington
The
House
Electric Boat Company
Lake Torpedo Toal Company
Lilley
Tts
Lodge Aids Chief Plans Vote On Four Battleships
Washington April 27 Senator Lodge announced his intention to vote for the four battleship amendment during the naval appropriation debate. The vote on the amendment came up with no discussion and was defeated by viva voce.
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Washington
Senate
Lodge
Imperial marriage announced for Prince Takeda and Princess Tsume
Tokyo April 27 confirmation that the emperor approves the marriage of Prince Takeda and his eldest daughter Princess Tsume. The engagement follows weeks of court approval and signals an important alliance within the royal family.
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Mikado
Tokyo
Prince Takeda
Tsume
Death of Duc de Chaulnes in Paris Hotel Is Investigated
Paris reports vary on the duchy death at the Langham Hotel in Rue Buc cador with rumors of drugs beside the bed. Duchess de la Bouchefoucauld and Princess Galitzin remain with the widow as funeral plans focus on Chateau Dampierre. Theodore P Shonts sails with wife and daughter to attend the funeral and arrangements in Paris.
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Duc de Chaulnes
St. Philip's
New York
Duchess d'Uses
Chauteau Dampierre
Luynes
Chateau
Duchess de la Bouchefoucauld
Galitzin
Duc de Chauines
Petit Journal
Rue van Dyck
Princess Galitzin
Bellevue
Shonts
Theodore P. Shonts
Europe
St. Louis
Duke de Chaulnes
Marguerite Shonts
D. A. R. Session Ends in Washington
The seventeenth continental congress of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution adjourned finally Saturday in Washington after disposing of leftover matters and passing a few resolutions. The convention has been enthusiastic and much has been accomplished.
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Washington
Seventeenth Continental Congress
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Meeks Found Guilty In Florence Murder Case
Burlington Ky April 27 After a two hour deliberation the jury found John Meeks guilty of murdering Albert Clutterbuck in Florence on December 14 1907 They recommended incarceration in the penitentiary for life in the verdict reported here.
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Meeks
Burlington
John Meeks
Albert Clutterbuck
Florence
Llfe
Shooting Fatal to Three in New Mexico and Massachusetts
In Lorda burg New Mexico Oliver Garrison killed his wife and fatally wounded George Allen before killing himself after learning of an impending elopement. In Salem Massachusetts Harry Letaron, 17, killed his wife and then killed himself leaving a note stating they planned to die together.
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el Paso
Tex
Lordaburg
N. M
Oliver Garrison
George Allen
Garrison
Allen
Salem
Mass
Harry H. Letaron
Poisoning death of Attorney General May of West Virginia
Fragmented condensed items report the death of Attorney General May of West Virginia from poisoning after a horse accident in Hamlin. Other notes mention a divorce suit in Buffalo. a coin toss deciding a trustee race. heat records in Pittsburgh. a German steamer towed to Halifax. revolutionary unrest in Santland Delesteare. Henri Boulanger detained at Ellis Island after a tooth trade. and a falsified telegram intended to defeat a gambling bill involving Governor Hugg.
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May
Westinia
Hamlin
W. Va
Patrick H. McCarr
Brooklyn
Drliam A. Dixon
Buffalo
Apri
New York
4Pressman
Fassett
4 Side
Hugg
John
Ex Senator Camden Dead in Baltimore Hotel Belvedere
Baltimore April 27 ex senator Johnson Camden of West Virginia died at the Hotel Belvedere from kidney disease after weeks of illness. He spent the winter in Miami and Augustine, was to be buried Monday at Parkersburg. Also notes gunboat Dubuque assigned to a leave and a light San Francisco earthquake observed with no damage.
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Baltimore
Port
United States
Johnson Camden
West Virginia
Hotel Belvedere
Camden
Miami
Augustine
Parkersburg
W. Va
Frisco
San Francisco
Alexander McAdie
United States Weather Bureau
Grain and Wheat Markets Report From Chicago and New York
Market notes show firm grain prices with flour and wheat gains in Chicago led by spring wheat and Minnesota patents. Corn and oats drift lower, while rye flour holds firm. Butter rises at creameries, live poultry and eggs mixed. New York steady to firmer for flour and wheat on Liverpool cues and weaker weather.
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Chicago
Minnesota
New York
Minesota Bakers
Liverpool Cables
Northwest
Western
iWc
Fo. B
Liverpool
Live Stock Rates at Valago and Omaha Markets
Market listings show cattle, hogs and sheep prices in Valago and Omaha. Cattle ranges include steers 5.00 to 6.75, cows 1.26 to 6.25, calves 3.50 to 4.76, stockers 2.00 to 5.30. hogs vary 3.75 to 6.60 with sows and barrows. sheep cited at 5.00 to 7.50. Prices reflect mixed quality and weights across two regional markets.
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Valago
Omaha
Neh
Texas
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