Kelley Sought in St Louis Bribery Case Across States
Missouri authorities press a manhunt for Daniel Kelley legislative agent for the baking powder trust amid alleged bribery of Lt Governor Lee. New York police assist with requisition papers and a special lawyer heads east as the case unfolds across state lines.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Kelley
Kiley
New York
General Green
Daniel Crowe
Cole County Grand Jury
State Pool
Jefferson City
Daniel Kelley
Baking Powder Trust
Lee
Governor Murphy Vetoes Anti Cigarette Bill in New Jersey
Trenton April 10 Governor Murphy vetoed the anti cigarette bill saying cigarettes do not harm boys over sixteen and the law cannot be enforced.
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Trenton
N. J
Murphy
Union League club plans radical suffrage action
New York April 10. Members of the Union League club will back radical measures for negro suffrage in the south or a drastic reduction of southern representation in Congress. The committee on political reform urges immediate action to test the constitutional amendment in Alabama Virginia and other southern states with top legal counsel hired for the cases.
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New York
Union League Club
South
Congress
Club
Alabama
Virginia
Woman Seeks 50000 From Stratton Will Case
A Denver area woman calling herself Mrs. Williams claims she was promised money to testify in the Stratton will case. She says she is entitled to 50000 and has consulted local attorneys, with W M Swift arranging a meeting for the next morning. She is the former domestic worker and daughter of the city’s late Judge Williams.
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Colorado
Springs, Coly
Williams
Harry Stratton
W. M. Swift
Willams
Stratton
Big Fire Strikes New York Warehouse and Nearby Buildings
A morning blaze in a New York warehouse threatened two Fifth Avenue apartment houses The Victoria hotel and the Annex and nearby structures before being checked Fire losses are estimated at about 100000 Firefighters and police saved several residents from suffocation and evacuated others in night clothes Notable evacuees include Captain Zalincki inventor of the dynamite gun Tony Pastor Pete De ley Bandmaster Duss Miss Leiter relative of a Chicago magnate and Huntington a relative of a California magnate.
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New York
Pire
Fifth Avenue
Victoria Hotel
Annex
Captain Zalincki
Tony Pastor
Pete Deley
Duss
Miss Leiter
Chicago
Mises Huntington
California
Milion
Secretaries Go to Mammoth Hot Springs for elk study
Secreta r Loeb and Assistant Secretary Barnes traveled to Mammoth Hot Springs to study elk. No news has been received from the president who departed yesterday to study elk.
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Canalbar
Mont
Secretar Loeb
Barnes
Mammoth Hot Springs
Elk
Major Howell Dead in Lancaster Masonic Leader Dies
Major Charlies Howell, the oldest and most prominent Mason in the state, died this morning in Lancaster from old age. Born in 1812, he served as major of the Philadelphia command in 1636 and was the only Democrat elector and key figure in the lodge.
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Lancaster
Charlies Howell
Philadelphia
Dr A W Lynch Found Dead Near Hopewell NM
The frozen body of Dr A W Lynch, reported lost in the storm, was found at the head of Dwyer Trail near his Hopewell home. He appeared exhausted from traveling in the snow and had been dead at least a week.
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Tres Piedras
N. M
A. W. Lynch
Dwyer Trail
Hopewell
Unions Plan Labels for All Coal Mined
George Thompson, a leading labor figure, announces that union miners nationwide will place a label on every coal they mine. He argues the labeling would bolster the labor movement more than recent actions.
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Chicago
George Thompson
Dramatic critic Hillary Bell dies in New York barge office
New York April 10 Hillary Bell the musical and dramatic critic died of heart disease in the barge office. Born in Ireland forty six years ago he was an artist of repute and a longtime New York Press critic. He was a widely known theatrical reviewer and correspondent. Berlin April 10 Heinrich Pariser a money lender was sentenced to two years in prison and a 2600 fine for usury.
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New York
Hillary Bell
Ireland
Berlin
Heinrich Pariser
Easter Hats Arrive at Golden Rule Store
Two hundred New York patent leather hats arrive for Easter at the Golden Rule Store. Hats go on sale Saturday as shoppers subscribe to the Leader for updates.
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New York
Golden Rule Store
Sugar Beet Industry Profitable Says Oxnard
New York April 10 President Oxnard of the American Beet Sugar company announces that the industry chain has passed that the Havemeyer trust has made terms and that beet cultivation in Colorado and across the West can be highly profitable with no ruinous competition as Europe enters the refined trade.
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New York
Oxnard
American Beet Sugar Company
Havemeyer Trust
Colorado
Havemeyers
Europe
Fight Over a Corpse Ends in Four Deaths
In Hungary near a market town a peasant dies and relatives are halted at the village gate by locals who deem it bad luck for the corpse to pass. A clash erupts and four people are killed. the body lies in the outskirts as authorities investigate the strange superstition driven violence.
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Vienna
Hungary
Wheir
German Serenity on Dewey Remarks Stir Berlin Officials
Berlin reports say Washington hinted the United States might demand an explanation from Admiral Rliddemann after remarks allegedly belittling Dewey's Manila feat. The Kaiser, court circles say, preferred lightness to avoid impacting Roosevelt's re election chances.
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Berlin
Dewey
Washington
United States
Rliddemann
Manila
Pliddemann
Kaiser
Roosevelt
Mrs Flagler's Reason Returning Raises Bigamy Question
New York report says Ida M. Flagler, once married to Standard Oil magnate and Florida hotel king, may win back her reason after Florida law altered by legislature. If recovered, she could prompt arrest of her ex-husband for bigamy. he has funded a sanitarium near New Rochelle and paid a top doctor. Edison phonographs noted at Buechner & Son's.
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New York
Ida M. Flagler
Standard Oil
Florida
Ako
Flagler
New Rochelle
Police Charge Saloon After Nighttime Attack in Chicago
Chicago April 10. Police charged a Armour avenue saloon after a gunfight with thirteen Kamans who sheltered behind doors while searching for attackers of Frank Wink who died from seven knife wounds and a gunshot. Eleven others wounded include Lieutenant Moore and Salyan Barber. All thirteen Italians arrested. Cause of attack unknown.
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Chicago
Armour Avenue
Frank & Wink
Moore
Salyan Barber
Frank Bronebason
Frank Bondo
Wink
London Fashions for the Male Spring Changes in 1910s Attire
London reports bold tailoring shifts this spring per the Tallor and Cutter. Sack coats gain length with a three seam back and center vent, outer pockets fade, fronts round, morning coats lengthen with four buttons, fat braid edges appear, and collars vanish on vests. Trousers narrow and sharply cut accompany broader dress reform.
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London
Tallor
Americans Wounded in Manila and Minanao Action
Manila report says Bacalord on Minanao Island fell to Captain Pershing's forces on Wednesday. About a hundred Moros were killed and many wounded. American casualties are three wounded.
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Manila
Unfounded Storm Rumors From County Report
April 10. High wind traversed to county with rumor of a cyclone. Wires remain down but no lives lost and property damage is minimal. Traveling man from Altamont says storm center was near there and no serious events occurred.
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Parsons
Gans
County Inet
Altamont
Robbers Escape After Smithton Bank and Store Burglary
In Smithton, Missouri, burglars partially blew safes at the Bank of Smithton and a local hardware store, taking about 80 dollars worth of goods. Citizens fired on the robbers, who fled, making off with four farmers teams.
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Sedalia
Bank of Smithton
Smithton
Citzens
Bryan Names Grover as Democratic Nominee
Lincoln Nebraska April 10 Mr Bryan in the Commoner declares Cleveland versus the field and backs United States Senator Stone of Missouri as an available candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination. Subscribe for the Leader.
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Lincoln
Bryan
Cleveland
Feld
United States
Stone of
Minsouri
Jury Secures A Medial in Paradise Murder Trial
A jury was secured yesterday in Evanston Wyoming for the murder trial of Low H Paradise who is accused of killing W H Burnell a colored porter at a Cokeville saloon last fall. Many witnesses on both sides suggest the trial may last several days.
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Daily Leader
Evanston
Wyo
Low H. Paradise
Paradie
W. H. Burnell
Cokeville
Children's Garment Reductions Highlighted in Sale
An advertisement lists reduced prices on children's jackets for ages 4 to 10 and missy cloth jackets, plus camisets and corsets for girls. It notes multiple corset options and waists in various colors, with discounts applied to each set.
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Frank Wink
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Ray
Frank Ferris
Dillon
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M. Marks
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Williams & Myers
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Cheyenne
Heaaney
Kelley Mercantile Company
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