Roosevelt snubs Vatican as Rome visit intensifies interest
In Rome Col. Roosevelt declined a Vatican audience over papal conditions, drawing wide attention during his visit after an informal dinner with King Victor Emmanuel III. He met Ambassador Leishman and other figures, while noting he would not discuss Vatican terms and faced an overwhelming correspondence load.
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Famous Actress Chosen for Rostand Romance
New York reports Mande Adams selected by Charles Frohman to star in the American version of Rostand's Clantecler translated into English by Louis N Parker. Adams appears in the guise of a cock with other creatures to perform a feast of theatrical spectacle.
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Roosevelt's Vatican Visit Sparks Church Controversy
Rome April 4. Roosevelt's cancelled audience with the Vatican prompts Republican papers to call it a diplomatic misstep by Cardinal Merry Del Val. The Osservatore Romano defends the request as restraint from partisan attacks on the Catholic Church. Methodist leaders in Rome and New York praise Roosevelt while denying Methodists aid calumny against the pope. Bishops Cranston and Walden criticize church involvement.
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Divorce by Wireless to Be Next Move Says Minister
In New York on April 4 a preacher urged divorces by wireless communication as a future development. Dr Stephen Wike criticized rapid divorce actions and dinners celebrating breakups, arguing such moves undermine sacred marriage and church duties. The sermon warned against modern trends eroding vows and social norms.
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Roosevelt Incident Noted But Not Discussed at White House
Cardinal Gibbons met with the president by appointment to discuss church affairs but the Roosevelt incident at Rome was not on the agenda. Officials said the matter would be used as a political issue by others, with the Vatican and French episcopate tensions shaping strategy.
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Philadelphia Transit Strike Stalemate Deepens
After the striking workers refuse the offered settlement terms, Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company directors have effectively withdrawn their proposal to end the walkout. The dispute continues with no immediate resolution in sight.
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Accused Senator Resigns in Open Session
An alleged senator resigned during an open session amid a dispute described as a state race quarrel. The report notes investigation by authorities and ongoing charges linked to the incident. The text references a high level inquiry and political fallout with unnamed officials involved.
Local Ballot Question Faces Uncertain Support
A cautious push to endorse the local option faces doubt after the Payne Aldrich tariff debate. Beveridge opposed an endorsement, while committee discussions seek a resolution fix and tomorrow’s meeting to decide on the state ticket.
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Champion Woman Rider Marries Bake Bullard in Frontier Celebration
Fort Collins Colorado April 2 The Denver Post cup winner Lillie Nicholigon joined by Jo néh ie bust er and Wild horse rider tied the knot with Emmett Bakey Bullard known as Bullard both of this city The couple plans a return to Montana for further frontier celebrations and wild horse demonstrations in the Army era context.
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President feeds solons big support on April eve
A garbled report notes President delivering remarks to a group of solons. The item hints at political backing and a scheduled event in April, with unclear specifics about location or participants.
California Claimant Seeks Half of $700000 Estate in Massachusetts
A California man shows up in Massachusetts to claim half of the $700,000 estate of the late Daniel Russell. The case features competing claims by Daniel Blake Russell of Melrose and Michael Cole, with witnesses and relatives in Dickinson North Dakota and Dover Illinois providing conflicting identifications as to his true identity. The proceedings aim to secure a stay on disposition while a proper claimant is established.
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Taft readies offensive as Republicans brace for fight
Washington April 4 Taft allies rally to defend administration amid Republican splits. Taft plans to launch speeches in Washington and Chicago with Attorney General Wickersham Senator Lodge and others outlining policy. Cannon resignation rumors linger as party seeks unified stance against tariff critique.
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Open Shop Plan Upheld as Coal Mines Refuse Wage Demands
Denver reports that Northern Colorado and Southern Wyoming coal operators rejected miners demand for a 5.4 percent daily wage rise plus three cents per machine mined and four cents per ton for picked coal. Mines will remain open with non union workers as old crews are given a chance to return, no strike declared in Southern Wyoming.
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Archie Allison Secures Another Big Contract
At yesterday's state board of charities session bids for the new state home for the feeble minded at Lander were opened Archie Allison of Cheyenne had his bid accepted The other bid by Mr Alligan was about 49000 The Lander plumbing firm was favored for plumbing work The completed building is expected to cost around 50000
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Signal Corps to Join Fort Russell From Fort Sam Houston
The Fort D. A. Russell garrison will gain a Signal Corps company arriving tomorrow from Fort Sam Houston. The unit includes one officer and seven men plus packer, horses, and mules, joining infantry cavalry field artillery medical and signal units at the largest exclusive military post in the United States.
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