Roosevelt to curtail late hours amid strenuous trip
President Roosevelt tired by recent rigorous schedule plans to stop late events and return to his car by 10 pm for rest. In Sioux Falls he rests at the Cataract House after a day of church services and a horseback ride, with a mix up over church affiliations and a pickup of an apparent pickpocket incident near the Lutheran Church.
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S. D
Roosevelt
Sioux Alls
G. W. Burnside
A. H. Stites
Kittredge
Seth Bullock
Black Hills Forest
Livingstone Reform Church
Herman Seit
Wilton
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
G. W. Earl
Warl
Dooley Song for Roosevelt Stirs Chicago Students
University of Chicago students greeted President Roosevelt with a humorous adaptation of Mr Dooley praising Teddy Roosevelt. The song extols his deeds and jokes about future support and an honorary LL D. in 1904 as the chorus cheers Roosevelt’s visit.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Roosevelt
Dooley
Mr. Roosevelt
Teddy Roo
Countess D'Aulby Visits Scituate Amid Local Interest
Countess D'Aulby former Boston girl and wife of an Italian nobleman has been visiting Scituate. She lived in Boston on Chestnut street and studied music in Italy where she met her husband. Her son travels with her while her daughter remains home. She owns a Brighton England estate and is renowned for her opera level voice.
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Boston
Countess D’aulby
Scituate
Countess D'Aulby
Italy
Franecesca Lunt
Prescott
Chestnut Street
Meteyard
Thomas Meteyard
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Lawson
Dreamwold
D’aulleys
Brighton
England
Confederate reunion preparations promise grand South gathering
New Orleans April 5 preparations for the May 19 Confederate reunion are well under way with plans for a state parade flag bearers in white gowns and flower heraldry on tall tallyhos. The Memphis Bugle Corps of 45 will lead the procession and a New Orleans hostess will serve as sponsor. Veterans will be provided meals and an information bureau lists hundreds of lodging options.
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South
New Orleans
Memphis Bugle Corps
Fair Grounds
Information Bureau
Repulsen Santo Domingo City by Government Forces
Navy dispatch from Commander Turner aboard the Atlanta reports another repulse of government troops trying to seize Santo Domingo City from revolutionists. Turner says marines were landed to protect the United States consulate as tensions rise with President Vasquez approaching with a strong force.
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Navy Department
Turner
Atlanta
Santo Domingo
United States
Hayti
Vasquez
Boston Capital Targets Steamboat Coal Lands
Boston financiers holding an option on coal lands near Steamboat Springs, Colorado, ship two diamond drill outfits for expert prospecting to gauge coal measures. If results show high commercial value, funding for large scale development and production will follow once transportation lines reach the area. Eastern syndicate principals are noted leaders in export coal ventures.
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Denver
Col
Boston
Steamboat Springs
Vatican Talks Focus on King Edward Visiting the Pope
At the Vatican the main issue is whether King Edward will meet the Pope. Proposals for a ceremonial start from the British embassy are opposed to avoid a delicate precedent. Cardinal Rampolla would need to return the royal visit, complicating timing and diplomatic protocol. The Lisbon Nuncio has been tasked to advise King Edward on the matter.
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Parry Calls Labor Union Un American at New Orleans Meeting
David M. Parry, president of the National Manufacturers' Association, will accuse organized labor of un Americanism in a forthcoming address at the New Orleans meeting. He characterizes unions as coercive and a tax on consumers, urging a national employers' council to oppose union labor.
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David M. Parry
National Manufacturers’ Association
New Orleans
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Employers’ Council
East Boston Order of Zionists installs new officers
The East Boston Order of Zionists installed its new officers at Chef Jacob Hall on Gove and Paris streets. Michael Ober was elected president with Samuel Goldberg as vice president and Eli Zeif as recording secretary among others. A collation followed with addresses by Ober Rabbi Sirk Benjamin Swartz and Samuel Weinberger.
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Oppenheim
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Harvard Day at the Fenway Palace Today
Harvard Crimson reports Mrs. Jack Gardner inviting Harvard students to inspect her Fenway palace this afternoon. Tickets, issued by instructor Mr von Mach between 11 and 12:30 in Gray's Hall, grant admission before 3 10. Tour of the museum will be led by Professor von Mach with expected strong student turnout.
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Jack Gardner
Fenway Palace
Harvard Crimson
von Mach
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Prince Henry
Unitarian Headquarters At Beacon Street May Move or Sell
Historic American Unitarian Association headquarters at 25 Beacon Street faces a plan to convert it into a modern office building or to sell the property and relocate. Channing hall on the top floor houses the movement's most valued histories.
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American Unitarian Association
Beacon Street
America
Channing Hall
Maritime and shipyard notes from Portland and surrounding ports
The report covers Captain Frank W. Norton commanding the tug Clara Clarita and the Trilby near Boon Island, weather delays to a 60 ton gun transfer from Vinalhaven to Portsmouth, and a collision causing leakage. It notes Bath shipyard nearing completion of the first slve-masted steel schooner Kineo and future steel fore and afters, Moonlight sold to Captain Martin, and Todd repairs in East Boston. It lists March port arrivals totaling 133 vessels with 111 steamers, apple shipments to Europe, and charters and movements of several ships including Bangalore, Skoda, Treasurer, Pandosia, Henry O. Barrett, Cardium, and others, plus the North End fishermen fleet and a demurrage libel filed against cargo owners.
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Alfred Sorensen
Trilby
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Vinalhaven
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Wort Stark
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Sewall
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Philadelphia
Honolulu
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Galveston
Tampa
Fla
Japan
Skoda
New York
Jamaica
Buenos Ayres
Lisbon
Huelva
Spain
Henry O. Barrett
North End
Italy
William Daniels
Cardium
United States
Grau
Nor
Shipping News Mini Almanac Update Apr 6
Shipping and sailing notices list arrivals at Gill & Scotz Admiral Dewey Israel from March 12 to March 31, with goods, passengers, and destinations across ports in Jamai ca Boston St. Croix St. John N. B. and Philadelphia. Winds northwest and vessels including Hindoo Ohbio Miemac Eldsvold and others also sailing with barges and coal.
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Dan
Tecan
Christiania
Gill & Scotz
Admiral Dewey
Israel
Port Morant
Jam
United Fruit Company
Fairmead
Lawers
Cienfuegos
Trinidad
Cubs
American Sugar Refining Company
Dominion
Dawson
Louisburg
Frank P. Wing
Chattahoochee
Lewis
New York
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H. M. Whitney
Baker
Henry M. Whitney
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Oliver
Portland
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Sandburg
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Gettysburg
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Salem
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Chandler
Indian Ridge
Thomaston
Newburyport
Savage, Hand
No. A
Bob. Patterson
Calais
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Harbor
Wind N. W
Hindoo
Hull
Eng
Ohbio
Newcastle
Miemac
Halifax
Eldsvold
C. B
Lehigh
Perth Amboy
Bath
Beverly
Baffle
Bee
Plymouth
Port Johnson
Nottingham
Cto
C. Co
Savage
C. C. Co
Gevennie
Reading
Mancunia
Boston
Norfolk
Ohio
Norwegian fruit steamer Ask in trade from Jamaica
The Landsman reports the Norwegian fruit steamer Ask is engaged in trade from Jamaica as Captain Hanson has returned home to Denmark.
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Ask
Jamaica
Hanson
Denmark
Steamer Kildona Battles Rough Seas Off Maine Passage
The Thom son line steamer Kildona under Captain D. Roberts used oil to smooth heavy waves during a voyage from Shields. Departing March 18, she encountered rough weather and a large sea damaged stalls and broke the bridge on March 31.
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Thomson Line
Kildona
D. Roberts
Shields
Royal Blue Line Spring Tour to Washington
From Boston April 17 the Royal Blue Line offers a week long trip for twenty five dollars covering travel and expenses with five days in Washington plus visits to Philadelphia and New York. Optional longer stop overs and trips to Gettysburg battlefield are scheduled for June 6 and September 11. For itineraries and full details contact Joseph P Taggart, N E P A, 360 Washington Street, Boston Massachusetts.
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Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Gettysburg Battlefield
Joseph P. Taggart
Washington Street
Mass
Graves' Maryland Malt Whiskey Promotes Health Value
The article argues health comes first and notes Graves' Maryland Malt Whiskey costs a bit more than cheap substitutes but is worth the price for its medicinal qualities. It stresses its purity mildness and appetite enhancing effects and warns buyers to seek the sealed full quart with the proprietors signature on labels.
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Graves’ Maryland
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Makki Charged with Murder in Worcester Assault Case
Gardner April 5 Charles Makki is charged with murder in the first degree after initially facing assault with intent to kill Philip Freeman. Freeman died March 18 at St. Vincent Hospital Worcester. Makki’s case is set for trial April 18.
Miss Lincoln's Recital Aids Mt. Pleasant Home
The fifth concert in a series for Mt. Pleasant Home was held at Steinert Hall yesterday. Otto Fritzsche performed clarinet pieces by Chopin and Sarasate, Elsie Lincoln and Anna Miller Wood sang, Miss Wood sang Verdi, Miss Lincoln and Miss Wood performed Schubert, with Fritzsche on clarinet and Max Zach as accompanist. The final concert is set for Sunday afternoon April 19.
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Chopin and
Sarasate
Otto G. Fr ¥Itzsche
Henschel
Hildich
Elsie Lincoln
Anna Miller Wood
Verdi
Don Carlos
Miss Wood
Schubert
Miss Lincoln
Mr. Fritzsche
Max Zach
Creatore Concert Delights Sym phony Hall Audience
A large audience heard Creatore and his Italian band at Symphony Hall last evening. The program opened with the march Royal Purple and included Zampa Largo Ride of the Valkyries the Lucia sextet and other selections with encores. Mme Barili was indisposed so Tannhauser pieces were performed. Creatore drew hearty applause for his vigorous and eccentric conducting.
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Creatore
Zampa
Handel
Largo
Lucia
Mme. Barili
Tannhauser
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