Harvard Races at Annapolis Today
Harvard and Navy crews meet on the Severn for a two mile race the season opener for both sides. The Crimson seek form ahead of Yale on the Thames in June while lacrosse supporters join naval observers at the race. Start time target is 4 o clock with weather unsettled and winds light to moderate.
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Weems
Williams
Washington Manager Jimmie McAleer Suspended Indefinitely
President Ban Johnson suspends Washington manager Jimmie McAleer indefinitely for alleged abuse of umpire Tommy Connolly during the April 19 afternoon game.
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Jimmie McAleer
Washington
Ban Johnson
Tommy Connolly
Extending Honors to Roosevelt in Paris Opinion
The Journal des Debats weighs Theodore Roosevelt and says his political career is not over but doubts he will seek Taft’s presidency. It praises his free spirit and deems him the representative man of twentieth century democracy, comparing him to Cromwell Napoleon and Bismarck in parts.
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Paris
Journal Des Debats
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Taft
Cromwell
Napoleon
Bismarck
Calves Below Legal Weight Tainted Boston Markets
Dr. Francis H. Rowley accuses health inspectors of aiding butchers as 18 carloads of calves weighing three to five pounds arrive from New York State. He notes a 38 pound sale minimum and cites inspectors stamping imbalanced calves, urging public action to enforce the health law.
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Francis H. Rowley
Long Name Society
Rowley
Boston
New York State
Roosevelt Enjoys Paris Trip on Orient Express
Former President Roosevelt travels to Paris on the Orient express and receives broad European plaudits. In Munich he is greeted by Prince Leopold his wife and Adjutant-General Von Haag who convey wishes and note a letter from Bavaria’s Regent apologizing for missing the meeting.
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Germany
Roosevelt
Paris
Orient Express
Europe
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von Haag
Bavaria
Colonel Roosevelt’s European Tour Stop and Talks
Roosevelt spends short layover with Prince Leopold and Princess presenting roses. He reads mail at length, replying to 300 to 400 letters daily. He denies plans for general disarmament while eyeing peace proposals in Christiania and informal talks with Kaiser and Edward VII.
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Prince Leopold
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Khartoum
Berlin
Aehrenthal
Vienna
Herlin
Europe
Christiania
London
Kaiser
Edward VII
Taft Attends Private Showing of Indian Council Film
President Taft and Vice President along with other officials attended a private screening in Washington of The Last Great Indian Council. The film, organized by Indian Affairs Commissioner Valentine, shows a ceremonial pow-wow of prominent Indian chiefs linked to a Montana council hosted last summer by Dr. Joseph K Dixon of Philadelphia.
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Washington
Great Indian Council
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Valentine
Taft
Montana
Joseph K. Dixon
Philadelphia
Redimen
Cambridge Faction Pushes 20 Drugstore Liquor Licenses
Clergymen and No-License League members urged Cambridge officials to limit sixth class liquor licenses for druggists to 20. Rev John L Campbell cited 70 men leaving a Central square drug store on a Sunday. Joseph E Wall linked liquor sales to family destitution. Rev M J Doody urged keeping licenses under 20. Decision pending.
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John L. Campbell
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