Government to put 2000 farms up for sale U S irrigation projects
Washington April 30 The government will offer more than 2 000 farms near rail lines with ten-year payment terms and entry fees of eight dollars to eighty acres in Nevada under the Truckee Carson project. Oregon Umatilla acres ten to twenty cost 600 to 1 200 dollars South Dakota Belle Fourche 175 farms eighty acres Wyoming North Platte and Shoshone projects 600 to 1 200 dollars. Residence and cultivation requirements to prevent speculators.
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Washington
Nevada
Oregon
Umatilla
South Dakota
Belle Fourcher
Wyoming
North Platte
Military wedding at St. Thomas Church in New York
Miss Mary B. Hardwick daughter of Mrs. George W. Hardwick of Atlanta married Lieutenant Robert E. Wood U S A who has worked on the Panama coal. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Ernest M. Stires, brother in law of the bride, this afternoon in St. Thomas church New York.
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New York
St. Thomas’ Church
Mary B. Hardwick
George W. Hardwick
Atlanta
Robert E. Wood
Panama
Ernest M. Stires
Wormser Firm Ends Long Exchange Identity
New York on April 30 reports the long standing stock exchange house of S. and S. Wormser, linked with many financial affairs for more than a quarter century, ends its identity.
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New York
Old Stock Exchange
S. and
S. Wormser
Wall Street Firm Dies With Founder Isidor Wormser
The retirement of the firm stems from the death last January of Isidor Wormser the last surviving Wormser brother who founded the business. The loss ends the family’s long business legacy on Wall Street.
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Wall Street
Jane
I Isidor Wormser
Pope's Jubilee Pilgrimage Set From New York Slavia
A large Catholic pilgrimage aboard the Dunwid steamship Slavonia sails from New York at noon for Rome. Led by Bishop McDonnell of Brooklyn, the several hundred passengers include priests and laypeople. Stops include Gibraltar Naples Pompeii Capr Monte Cassino before Rome.
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Slavonia
Rome
McDonnell
Brooklyn
Gibraltar
Naples
Pompeii
Capr
Monte Casino
Holy Land
Europe
In Gun revive opens on Umatilla reservation
Pendleton Oregon April 80 The In Gun revive meeting opens on the Umatilla reservation and is described as the largest Northwest event. Organized by the Tutuilla Presbyterian mission, it gathers over 1000 visitors from Blackfeet Platheads Bannocks Nez Perces Spokanes Yakimas Warm Sprids and Calville tribes.
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Pendleton
Ore
Umatilla
Northwest
Tutuilla
Vanilla or Lemon Extract Should Note Blue Ribbon Quality
When ordering vanilla or lemon extract, specify Blue Ribbon to ensure the product is the superior variety. The Blue Ribbon label distinguishes this extract from ordinary kinds.
Notice to Tax-Payers on Delinquent List Publication
Notice warns tax-payers in Cincinnati of a forthcoming delinquent list to be published around May 10. It urges immediate payment of taxes and is signed by W. P. Hawley Deputy Sterin. Also mentions a separate item: suits to order $15.00 and up with Cincinnati Tabtoring Co. citation.
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Tam
W. P. Hawley
Sterin
Cincinnati Tabtoring Co
Loss of Japanese Cruiser Matsushima Assists May Be Limited
Admiral Yoshimatsu reports an explosion in Matsushima's magazine near Makan harbor. The ship sank to its bridge. 58 cadets, including Prince Oyama's son and Baron Chinda's son, feared lost among 300 crew. Sixty-one saved, including 141 crew and 24 cadets. cause unknown.
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Yoshimatsu
Matsushima
Makan Harbor
Pescadores Islands
Hashiite
Itsumushima
Baron Chinda
Foreign Office
Prince Oyama
Hame
Yoshinori
Yashiro
Washington
Admira Ito
Yalu River
Tokio
Ambushed Detachment In West Africa Slaughtered
A Dagana dispatch reports a French force of thirty one native infantry and three European officers ambushed by locals on the march to Nouakshott. All but one officer were massacred. Dagana is a French trading post and military station in Senegal.
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Paris
Dagana
West Africa
Nouakshott
Dagan
Senegambia
Cold and Snow Sweep East Ahead of May
Reports from Tazewell Virginia Pittsburg Pennsylvania Cleveland Ohio Zanesville Ohio and Lexington Kentucky describe unusual cold and snow across the region. Snow covered ground in several areas with temperatures near or below freezing and lingering wintry conditions threatening fruit and early vegetation.
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Pittsburg
Great Development in Southern Appalachian Water Power
Washington reports the water resources of the region show 2.8 million indicated horsepower from streams starting in the southern Appalachian watershed. More than half of this power is available for economic development, with only a small portion currently utilized, yet already driving notable southern industrial growth.
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Washington
United States
Appalachian Mountains
South
IMBEDDED IN ICE Berne April 30
A party of guides on the Monterosa Glacier found a body in an ice crevice and removed it for identification. It was confirmed to be Naghi, a guide who disappeared after falling into the crevasse during a glacier expedition in the summer of 1887. The remains were well preserved.
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Berne
Monterosa
Naghi
Maine selects four taft delegates without instructions
Portland Maine April 30 Four delegates at large to the Republican convention in Chicago were chosen with no instructions. The Maine convention adopted a resolution declaring that without attempting to instruct delegates the Republicans of Maine in convention assembled nominate W H Taft of Ohio as their choice for president.
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Portland
Maine
Chicago
W. H. Taft
Ohio
United States
Anonymous letters tied to Ley submarine case confessed
Fred B. Whitney formerly attorney for the Lake Torpedo Boat Company confessed today he wrote the anonymous letters central to the Ley submarine boat investigation. The committee announced that no further open meetings would be held.
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Washington
Fred BB. Whitney
The
Lake Torpedo Boat Company
Lilley
Taft Backed by Maryland Republican Convention
The Maryland state Republican convention met in Baltimore and named delegates at large to the national convention. A resolution endorsed Secretary Taft as a presidential candidate and instructed delegates to use all honorable means to secure his nomination.
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Baltimore
Taft
Metropolitan offers suits shirts pumps and accessories sale
Classified note lists full dress suits 25 to 32.50 full dress shirts 1.50 to 2.50 calf and patent pumps 4 to 6 all accessories at the Metropolitan plus tomato plants 1.00 per 100 and a Eureka Hardware Co listing for Hannah's Green Spal paint dated 4 30 41 in Roanoke Virginia.
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Metropolitan
Fallon, Florist
Roanoke
Hannah
Eureka Hardware Co
Relief Efforts Intensify After Tornado Toll Grows
Major C A Devol of the U S Army met Mississippi relief leaders in Hattiesburg to coordinate aid. He asked for tents to shelter 1000 people and Red Cross nurses and medical supplies as officials seek a $50,000 congressional appropriation. Deaths in the region exceed 150 with many requiring long term aid.
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Flattiesburg
Miss
C. A. Devol
Staf
United States Army
Washington
Re Lef
Hattiesburg
Devol
War Department
Red Cross
Devel
Harry N. Rheinisch
Purvis
Baxterville
Noel
Congress
Mississippi
Senate and House tackle appropriations and amendments
The senate debated the agricultural appropriation with forest service amendments to be taken up tomorrow. In the house, Townsend Michigan proposed boosting interstate commerce enforcement funding from 50000 to 250000 to audit railroads and expose violations, a four hour debate followed by approval. House and senate failed to agree on DC and pension bills and set a conference, with plans to resume the ether bill at 5 am and continue at 11 30 tomorrow.
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Washington
Senate
Forest Service
House
Townsend
Michigan
Iterstate Commerce
District of Columbia
In Favor of Taft is Upheld in Kentucky
The Republican state central committee ruled in favor of the Taft faction in the First district controversy. It found Deboe's Graves county ratings contrary to party law and deemed the regular convention valid despite the Graves county bolt. The national convention delegate issue remains to be decided by the national committee.
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First
Kentucky
Louisville
Republican State Central Committee
Taft
United States
Deboe
Graves County
Fairbanks
Political Turmoil in Fort de France Kills Mayor
In Fort de France on April 80 several people were killed and many wounded amid political disturbances. Among the dead is the city’s mayor, with ongoing unrest reported in Isipaud of Martinique.
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Fort de France
Isipaud
Martinque
Hadley Accepts GOP Governor Nomination If Health Permits
Jefferson City Missouri April 30 Attorney General H. H. Hadley announced he would accept the Republican nomination for governor if his health permits.
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Jefferson City
H. §. Hadley
Gray denies NY insurer salary offer
Wilmington April 20 Judee Gray denies the statement that he has received an offer of a 200000 salary from a New York insurance company.
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Wilmington
Del
Judee Gray
New York
Roosevelt reappoints Straus to permanent arbitration court
In a formal letter dated April 30, President Roosevelt informs Secretary Straus of the Department of Commerce and Labor that he has been appointed for another six year term as one of the American members of the Permanent Court of Arbitration at The Hague. The message identifies the other American members of the court.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
Permanent Court of Arbitration
The
Hague
Court officials named after President Harrison’s death
Chief Justice Puller and former Attorney General John W. Griges join Decree Gray of Delaware on the court. Secretary Straus Way was appointed following the death of President Harrison, one of the court’s first members.
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Puller
John W. Griges
Decree Gray
Delaware
Straus Way
Lafe
Harrison
Home Demolished in Butte Quarries Amid Threats
The home of J. G. Wyeklund foreman at Washoe Smelting Co. quarries in Ancoda Butte was blown up by giant powder at midnight. His wife and baby escaped. Wyeklund injured. Past threats followed Wyeklund as Amalgamated Copper Co. resumed quarry work last winter after layoffs for Australian and Italian workers.
Primary system prevails in most states says Jones
Representative William A. Jones of Virginia releases a statement detailing how parties nominate candidates across states. It shows the primary method in all but five states and notes Pennsylvania recently adopted it to curb long standing corruption.
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Washington
Willam A. Jones
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Battleship Fleet Sails for Monterey Amid Crew Discipline
The American battleship fleet departed Santa Barbara for Monterey, with arrival planned Friday. Sailors were rounded up for overstepping shore leave, an official inquiry began after a restaurant wreck reported to commanders. Prices allegedly angered crew.
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Santa Barbara
Cala
Monterey
Virginia
New York turfman to leave hospital tomorrow
Thomas McCreary, the New York turfman shot by Representative J Thomas Heflin, will leave the hospital tomorrow after a conference with Heflin and McCrearys attorney. Heflin offered to reimburse all expenses and losses from the disability, an agreement satisfactory to all parties.
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Washington
Thomas McCreary
New York
J. Thomas Heflin
Alabama
Tomrrow
Wind Storm Wrecks Tobacco Sheds and Crops Near Tallahassee
A severe wind storm east of Tallahassee causes heavy crop damage with tobacco sheds and barns ruined. No fatalities reported though wires are down in multiple locations. Prices for strong plants listed at $1.00 per 100 by Falon Florist in Roanke? Valley.
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Tallahassee
Via
Falon, Florist
Court merciful toward Gott in manslaughter case
Robert Ward Gott, after pleading guilty to manslaughter for the Feb 14 shooting of Dr. Leo Danziger in Cincinnati, was sentenced by Judge Hunt to ten years in the penitentiary. Gott's brother and the victim's relatives attended the sentencing in a Cincinnati courtroom.
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Leo Danziger
Ohio
Robert Ward Gott
Cinennati
Mercer County
Garfield Place
Cincinnati
Gait
Hant
Gatt
Rullson
Gott
Dan Agero
Thomas Darby
Getts
Merelf Au
Hunt
de Danseger
Princeton
Anna Ball Spangler
Robert Spangler
Ineleside
Salem
Ind
Tittle
Anna Spangler
Corbin
Cassiell Place
Kentucky
Leo Dengier
Cott
Danziger
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