Roosevelt’s Glenwood Springs Visit Endures Grip of Wildlife Hunt
President Roosevelt rode thirty miles from a wild mountain camp to Glenwood Springs Colorado, greeted by most of the town, visited the hot baths, and spoke at 6 30 p m. A pack train caused a hunting accident injuring Dr R K Macalester. The party, including Secretary Loeb and Dr Lambert, reported good health as they planned to Washington Monday morning. Bears and bobcats were hunted with Roosevelt taking four bears. the trip featured numerous handshakes with ranch families and a noted taste for Colorado irrigation praise.
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Glenwood Springs
Colo
New Castle
Roosevelt
Loeb
Colorado
Washington
Lambert
P. B. Stewart
Colorado Springs
Elmer Chapman
R. K. Macalester
New York
Dr. Lambert
Glenwood
Hotel
Parkinson
Chet
Colorado Ciizens
Automobile track circuit opens at Brighton Beach amid national tour
New York announces the opening of America's automobile track racing circuit at Brighton Beach with events continuing in Providence and Boston and later moving to Texas. The day features a 1000 mile time trial by Charles G. Wiigway aiming to lower the world record, with R Green, heir to Hetty Green, also set to appear and showcase racing cars.
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New York
America
Brighton Beach
Providence
Boston
Texas
Charles G. Wiigway
R. Green
Hetty Green
Togo’s stance in Baltic clash seen as defensive
St Petersburg May 6 naval analysis suggests Admiral Togo will avoid open battle with the united Russian fleets led by Nebogatoff and Rojestvensky. If Kamimura cannot block the juncture, Togo may rely on torpedo attacks and long range moves, retreating if he cannot force an impression. Russian officers foresee heavy losses for Rojestvensky’s convoy but a blocked Togo could forego decisive action, aiming to limit the fleet to aiding Vladivostok. If Vladivostok remains intact, some see Russia’s victory, though coal at Vladivostok is scarce. Simultaneous reports say Oyama presses Russian right along the Liao river near Fukawan as Manchuria tension rises.
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St. Petersburg
Nebogatoff
Rojestvensky
Admiralty
Kamimura
Togo
Oyama
Liao River
Fukawan
Engagement of Miss Hull to Captain Hobson announced
New York. The engagement of Griselda Washington Hull, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Hull of Tuxedo Park, N Y, to Captain Richmond Hobson has been announced. The Quixote centenary festival opens in Madrid with government support and invites writers from several nations. The US is represented by Ambassador Mr Hardy. The program includes a Royal Theatre performance, a flower battle, and Don Quixote themed cavalcades.
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New York
Griselda Washington Hull
George Hull
Tuxedo Park, N. Y
Richmond Hobson
Don Quixote
Cervantes
Rockefeller Back to Bible Class in New York
John D. Rockefeller Jr. arrives in New York after five months in the south of France. He will teach his Bible class at the First Baptist Church tomorrow with Mrs. Rockefeller accompanying him. His health shows marked improvement.
Wyoming Weather Outlook for Walr Warmth and Storms
Washington reports for Wyoming call for warmer and stormy conditions. Expect rising temperatures Sunday and Monday with thunderstorms on Monday.
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Wyoming
Washington
Worst of Strike Said to Be Over
Chicago reports quiet downtown streets for first time since the teamsters strike began. Authorities face charges against police officials, while Mayor Dunne forms a commission to investigate. In Springfield it is believed Governor Deneen will join arbitration for Chicago dispute.
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Chicago
Teamsters
Employers’ Association
Dunne
Sheriff Barrett
Springfield
Als
Ita
Deneen
Hayes Refused Dominican Post Because of Racial Policy
Washington reports that Mayt onsur Hayes of Iowa, recently named by President Roosevelt as representative to Puerto Plata, Santo Domingo, will not receive the post. State department concludes that appointing a colored envoy would offend the Dominican people, so a white man will be assigned instead.
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Washington, D. C
Onsur Hayes
Iowa
Roosevelt
United States
Puerto Plata
Santo Domingo
Hayes
State Department
Lake Champlain Stuck in Ice With 1500 Passengers
A Canadian Pacific steamer Lake Champlain bound for Liverpool and Montreal is trapped forty five miles southwest of Cape Ray Newfoundland in ice. The vessel carries 1,500 passengers and word reached North Sydney via the steamer Bruce arriving today.
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North Sydney
C. B
Bruce
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Lake Champlain
Liverpool
Montreal
Cape Ray
N. F
Harriman May Break With Gould Roads Over Trade Pact
Rumors from Union Pacific headquarters say Harriman will break with Gould roads and cancel the through exchange with the Denver & Rio Grande Southern Pacific and Oregon Short Line. If true, Rio Grande could lose through traffic to local rates until Western Pacific from Ogden to San Francisco opens in about five years.
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Omaha
Union Pacific Railroad
Harriman
Denver
Short Line Road
Rio Grande
Ogden
Western Pacific
Monte Carlo Casino Reports Strong Year Profits
At the Monte Carlo general shareholders meeting profits for the year were 7 404 000 dollars, about 400 000 more than last year. Dividends paid stood at 60 dollars per share.
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Monte Carlo
Monte Carlo Casino
Battling Nelson to Fight Britt in San Francisco
Representatives of Jimmie Britt and Battling Nelson agreed to sign articles next Wednesday for a match in San Francisco late June or early July. Nelson posted a 2500 forfeit. Britt may relinquish the championship if Britt fails to cover Nelson forfeit.
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San Francisco
Jimmie Britt
Battling Nelson
Britt
Nelson
Charley Mitchell
Pat Crowe Disappears Again After Return to Omaha
Pat Crowe, once linked to the Eddie Cudahy kidnapping, vanished after leaving a Omaha newspaper office Friday night claiming he was headed to his brother’s home in Council Bluffs. He could not be located there on Saturday.
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Omaha
Neb
Pat Crowe
Eddie Cudahy
Council Bluffs
Strangers Seek Buried Treasure Cited By Bandits Tale
Two unnamed strangers, tall and gaunt, halted near Bailey on May 6 due to heavy wind. They headed toward Lion's Head to search for treasure said to be buried there by bandits who robbed a stagecoach years ago.
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Bailey
Cole
Glante
Lion's Head
Cyclone Near Owl, Oklahoma Wrecks Town and Injures Many
Oklahoma City reports seven severely injured and one dead after a cyclone hit Owl, L T. yesterday afternoon. The storm struck a school building, trapping children in the debris, while the business district was leveled and losses are pegged around 375000 dollars.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Owl
L T
Protected cruiser St Louis launched at Philadelphia yard
The United States protected cruiser St Louis was launched at Neafley Levy yards in Philadelphia with sponsor Miss Gladys Smith. The ship will carry 564 officers and men and reach 22 knots, with sister ships Milwaukee and Charleston planned and trials due about 15 months hence. Mayor Wells and government officers attended the ceremony.
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ST. Louis
Philadelphia
United States
Neafley Levy Company
Gladys Smith
Ocean
Milwaukee
Charleston
Mayor Wells
Mrs Carter Injured in Theatre Accident
New York on May 6 Mrs Leslie Carter star of Andrea at Belasco’s theater sustained injuries Thursday night when three tendons in her right ankle were strained as she stepped from a carriage. She fainted after the last two acts but the performance was not resumed and the theater will likely close for the summer.
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New York
Nan Patterson
Miss Patterson
Leslie Carter
Belasco’s
Wynne Sails Home Amid Postal Fraud Hearings
London May 6 United States consul-general in London Robert J Wynne sailed for the United States to testify in postal fraud cases He was accompanied by Mrs Wynne and plans a brief visit before likely taking a Queen Annes Mansions apartment on return He dismisses being named as a defendant in Mae Wood's $35000 breach of promise suit against Senator Thomas C Platt which was settled out of court
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Wyane
London
Robert J. Wynne
United States
Wynne
America
Queen Annes Mansions
Two Tragedies From Flogging In Owensville Indiana
Gilbert Montgomery age 14, brother of Bertha Montgomery a teacher who recently died in Evansville asylum, was committed to the asylum after going insane from witnessing hogging in his school. He was taken to the Evansville facility following the incident.
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Owensville
Ind
Ilbert Montgomery
Bertha Montgomery
Evansville
Miss Montgomery
Goll Faces Questioning In Bank Scandal Probe
Milwaukee May 6 Henry G Goll former assistant cashier of the First National Bank was held for hearing before U S Commissioner Bloodgood after a morning of questioning by police and bank examiners He denied misusing funds and claimed to act under superiors orders while planning to consult his attorney Friends report his net worth at 40 000 to 50 000 with real estate and 79 bank shares He expects a defense arguing lack of personal wrongdoing as measurements of employees eyes and portraits are planned by the bank President Fred Vogel Jr denied Bertillon style measurements and said photographs may help identify staff members.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Henry G. Goll
First National Bank
Janssen
Boswick
Goll
Bigelow
United States
Bloodgood
Dorr & Gregory
Vogel
First National
Honor Schiller Memorial Marked By Chicago Festival
Chicago observes the hundredth anniversary of Schiller's death with a three day festival starting tomorrow. University professors and General A von Pfister, representative of King William of Württemberg, will speak as celebrations spread to Cleveland Cincinnati St Louis New York and other cities.
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Schiller
Chicago
United States
A. von Pfister
King William of Wurtemberg
Schill
Japan to Seize Sakhalin in Anniversary Move
Tokyo reports plan to capture Sakhalin island as Japan marks 30 years since Russian occupation. Government eyes expedition to reclaim territory it asserts was lost after a Kuriles exchange dispute.
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Japan
Sakhalin
Tokyo
Russia
Kuriles
Baseball scores from national leagues and Western League games
American League results include St Louis 9 over Detroit 4 Boston 8 over New York 2 and Philadelphia 1 over Washington 1. National League games see New York 1 over Boston 2 Chicago and St Louis 3 Philadelphia 11 Brooklyn 0 Pittsburgh 2 Cincinnati 3. Western League pairings Kenver 7 St Joseph 5 Colorado Springs 6 Sioux City 4 Des Moines 3 Omaha 2. American Association action lists Louisville 3 Indianapolis 8 St Paul 12 Milwaukee 6 Minneapolis 1 Kansas City 2 Columbus 1 Toledo 0.
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St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
National ‘League
Chicago, & St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Kenver
St. Joseph
Colorado Springs
Sioux City
Des Molees
Omaha
American Association
Loulaville
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Toledo
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Donahue
Owl, I. T
Gale
Mrs Carter
Bertillon
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