Colonel Roosevelt Returns From Africa Jungle Journey
Colonel Roosevelt reports health and spirits after peril in Africa. He details expedition led by A J Justine and Edmund Heller, listing big game taken including elephants, buffalo, rhino, hippopotamus, giraffes, leopards, and antelope. He plans a European tour ending in New York June 20 with son Theodore Jr engaged to Miss Hennuer Alexander of New York.
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Pauseven
Rentoom
Brothei
Nile
Pouball
Europe
Detters
Renk
Colomed Housevelt
Theodore, Jr
Hieuner Alexander
New York
Colonel Toosevelt
Enthushius
Luuthig
Pritish
Rae Eovedt
Ranes
Colonel Bowers
Phiain
Roosevelt
Naples
Budapest
Baristie
Holland
Christiania
Berlin
Landen
England
America
Generous John Rockefeller Foundation Bill Introduced
The proposed Rockefeller Foundation would promote welfare and knowledge in the United States and territories and abroad. Senator Jacob Gal Unger introduced the bill in the Senate, sending it to the judiciary committee, outlining broad aims including civilization, education, and relief, with Rockefeller keeping silent on concrete plans.
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John
Phat
Nays
Jno
Ma Rockefeller
Coal Strike Looms Across Bituminous Fields In Four States
More than 200 000 coal miners in four states plan a walkout starting April 1 as output from UMnola mines is hoarded by railroads. Manufacturing firms seek higher coal prices under contract while unions prepare for a prolonged dispute. Regional strike tallies show tens of thousands in Western Pennsylvania and nearby regions, with united labor actions anticipated to spread.
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Umnola
Wibtiota Ws
Western Pennnsylvani
Oka Scheba
Fiat
Dust Explosion Kills at Reby Mills Plant
An explosion at the American Mfg Company powder plant in Reby, Indiana, late evening killed or missing at least twenty eight workers and caused severe damage. Fire crews from South Chicago and Hammond battled flames. thirteen workers were hospitalized, seven missing and two bodies later unaccounted for under debris. Damages estimated at $20,000. fire squads fought the blaze through the night.
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American Amuize Company
Reby Mills
American Mise Products Company
Reby
Tammeond
Ind
Chicago
Brammond
SouthChicago Hospital
Unese
Bulif
Phinin
Uriehs
Wimbers
Rads
Valia
Axci Staues
Cutcago
Hammond
Rory South Chae
Wreckage Found Near Port Bruce From 1909 Car Ferry Disaster
Irie reports trace of the Marquette car ferry No 2 of the Bessemer and Lake Erie line located near Port Bruce Ohio, following the Lake Erie storm that sank the vessel on the night of December 7, 1909. Cars aboard the ferry have been recovered under the wreckage and portions of the hull are visible near the Port Stanley area.
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Irie
Patrace
Marquette
Bessemer & Lake Erie Railroad
Lake Erie
Port Bruce
Font
Port Stanley
Hogs Soar to Record High Prices Across Markets
Hog prices leap to 11.10 per hundred pounds amid a nationwide surge. Reports from Chicago and other cities show traders breaking prior records as demand and speculative activity push prices higher.
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Meardy
Refuses Reward to Peary Over Proof of Pole Discovery
A House Naval Committee subcommittee votes nearly unanimously to defer awarding any honor to explorer Robert E Peary until he provides additional evidence that he discovered the polar pole. Representative Englebright alone favors prompt action while Macon argues Peary has not proved his claim beyond doubt and criticizes his inconsistent account.
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House
House Naval Committee
Washington
Uypoo
Robert E. Peary
Urtive Englebright
California
Peary
Bates
Pennsylvania
Deary
Macon
Congress
Oagen and
Abesve
Pears
Bartlett
Maven
Unis
Fire Ruins Lang Plant as Wall Collapse Kills Five
Five men died and seven likely fatally injured as a brick wall fifty feet high collapsed at the M. Lang & Son bolt and mat plant in Pittsburg after a fire. Twenty workers were buried. two survivors found an hour later, trapped in a crevice among timbers and debris.
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M. Lang & Son
Pittsburg
Robbers Loot Express Car on New York Central Line
A thrashed express car on train No 27 from New York Central to Rochester was looted near Utica. Nearly all packages were broken with contents scattered, and investigators believe the work of a gang suspected to operate along the line.
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New York Central
Rochester
Nigel
Hyo
Utica
Frenchman Charged With Embezzling Funds From Dissolved Churches
Paris police arrest M. Duez on embezzlement charges totaling about 1.1 million francs tied to religious orders dissolved by the Wah law. He confessed to losses in stock speculations and claims oversight failures led to misuse of congregational funds. Several orders named include Misericorde Missionaries and Picpus Fathers.
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Atal Modomes
Pdietal
Seine
Wah
Paris
M. Duez
Senate
Dues
Misericorde
Picpus Fathers
Five Die in Palmetto Florida Racial Unrest Incident
In Palmetto Florida a mob killed three Black individuals connected to a deputy sheriff murder and a fatal wounding. Two white men were wounded with one hospitalized in Tampa after a gunfire spree. A posse tracked the final Black suspect to a palmetto riverside area where he was shot as he resisted.
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Fair Oaks
Charles Ruta
Rommel
Vajur de Pittson
Sting
Florida
Palmetto
Fla
Tampa
Saderiff ¥S
Alusk
Missouri Day petitions push for prohibition reform
Vague listing of names and groups appears to advocate for a prohibition amendment in Missouri. The text mentions residents and associations in St Louis and unclear references to committees and petitions. The report lacks clear dates, places, or outcomes due to garbled OCR.
End of Strike Demands Prompt Civic Action
Citizens push for resolution of labor disputes as a statewide civic federation calls for rapid settlement. Governor Stuart joins allied leaders in urging swift action to end the stoppage and restore normal conditions.
Peary to present proofs at Albert Hall lecture
Commander Peary plans to reveal proofs of his polar claims at a Royal Geographical Society event in London. Reports state Lordan will receive documents before Peary’s Albert Hall address, with a large public reception anticipated and many family members traveling to attend.
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Walb
Lordan
Willleake Chen
Albert Hall
Royal Geographical Fielery
London
Great Hall
End of college era fuels push for modern athletics
The piece discusses educational law and athletic programs, noting a move toward modern intercollegiate athletics. It highlights Iowa education authorities and a plan to raise funds to support sports facilities and programs, with emphasis on state departments and university engagement.
Fireproofed US Buildings Show High Insured Value and Losses
An industrial survey notes the United States owns fireproof structures valued around 300 million dollars with 317 million insured. It estimates global and per capita fire losses, compares US costs to Europe, and suggests fireproofing could cut annual fire costs from 436 million to about 90 million.
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Abboud
Ding Conine
Maine
Ina
Alabama
Staten
Bey
Corbi
United
Europe
Unclear passage on worker pay and union actions
Fragmented text discusses sick pay, wages, and labor union topics with references to geographic locations and organizations but many phrases are garbled and difficult to interpret. No coherent event, date, or outcome can be confirmed from the readable portions.
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